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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07
tOlIStt VI

COIISEt VI
There II plenty OF action In the
biz prury Lane melodrama. THE
White Heather" which In playing
at the Coliseum this week. The
scenes pieturing the panic In the
{ London Exchange. early In the story.
+ are stirring and dramatic. The hunt,
{ ing scenes. In which many fine
horses and splendid dogs are used.
are more than attractive. Then
comes the big climax In which a
battle under sea between two divers
t. shown
This mclodrama was produced by
Maurice Tournicr. who also present.
ed on the screen The whip" and
The sporting Chance"
CLEMMER
Mabel Normand IN a verstabie little
cyclone In The Pest" She slides
down hannlntera, upsets basket Of
eggs tries TO ride a donkey and even
gets a Job steering the old ferry
across the river-much TO the dis.
comfiturc of her passengers. That's
not all Mabel doeE--she falls in love
with a young lawyer who helps her
set back a fortune which league OF
conspirators are trying 10 do her
out OF. She Is busy Girl.
THE Pest" Is at the Clcmmer un.
III Friday night.
REX
Charlie Chaplin in "sunnyslds" Ia
back again. This time at tho Rex in
conjunction with the feature picture.
Thin Ice" IN which pretty corinne
Griffith IL starring.
Charlie goes thru all sorts OF
comicai antics In 'sunnynide" and nj
times gets real sentimental. The lat.
ter occurs when he falls for a pretty
country girl and IL almost cut out
by a handsome city dude.
OF course the very blond. and very
beautiful Edna purvisnce II Charles
lady love.
STRAND
bryant washhurn IL at the Strand
and for once In n role where he isn't
country rube. ~ Very Good
Young Man" ia the title OF the new
comedy in which wszhburn II a
young man who IL model OF per
fection--so perfect. In fact. that the
ziri he loves. unwilling to belies.
that young man who has not
sowed his wild oats can be good
husband. turns him down. He goes
the gait TO the limit and how he
wins her In the end makes a delight.
full screen story.
COLONIAL
Bert Lyteii IL starring at the
Colonial In Blind Mans Eyes" He
plays Hugh overton. who IL falsely
accused Of n crime committed by
another man. Just when he il about
to give up his fight for freedom a
young girl comes to his aid.
Lyteli IL supported by Naomi
Childers and Mlgnon Anderson.
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roDNy's PROGRAMS

LIBERTY 80 n-atris Micheiena in
Just saus~."
ttMuGR--Msh~i Ncrmsnd In The
Fest jay neisscc In stop.
look and iisteu," comedy "ua-
wall" rrisma eciored pictures
Literary Digest News riutoriais.
tost>tt d-s"th~ White u-sth~f."
prury lane meiedrsmat Merry
Jsi'hirds." comedy CoIiseu IN
News
htN--chsrii. Chaplin In "suany-
side tcrinne oriffith In Thin
lee"
sfkA>p--i,rssnt Wsshhuro In -
N.r, Good NounG Msn''l strand
weekly Tenn frice, soieist.
tofn>tAi - uoaro- ~sti-bur, In
The Iiinalng Trsii"i 'neseh
Iieaati~.." comedy tisteher'- oh
-ersstionsi .. Murray saith, trish
singer
Mi>>io>--ram Mix in The wilder
nes. Trail" Harold lloyd COM
edyi uray rictex graphs.
ifrrt.I--M liam Desmond In
hare fisted Csiiss CHER"
CLASS t--H-ien Jrrome 1ddy In
III. Turn In the Road"
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Picture hf{er|

c. Gardner sullivan is IN. author
OF Wagon Tracks" the new Bili
Hart feature.
Dave Powell IL to play n dual rolr
In The Teeth OF the Tiger" The
story L. by Maurice LELAND. creator
OF the famous character. Arsene Lu
pin.
A good oisifashiop~vi barn
dance. with corn hu.ks and
fiddler and party dresses and
es~ry thing. IL feature ~
Rose a. the Rivee." In which
Lila leo IL appearing nj the
Mission.
Allan pwan has started filming
scenes OF The Luck OF the Irish.
Harold McGrath's romance Of ad
venture.
- Perfect Lover with Eugene
oBrien in the title role. has been
completed. oDrien IL now working
on his second sciznlok starring We
hicie. Sealed Hearts
Merry JaiibIrds" IL the title OF an
unusually clever comedy which In be.
Ing shown on the Coliseum bill this
week.
Whose Baby" IL the latest Lyons
Moran comedy. Mildred Manning n
now playing tho feminine leads In
these comedies.
Loot" the meiodrsmatic mystery
story. which ran serisily In the Sat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug Tn
have to see how they look" declared
Superintendent of Police Robinson.
when asked IL Philadelphia would
ban the Paris style OF hoseless limbs.
which has reached New York and is
expected here soon.
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Harry T.. Wilson. former Seattle
attorney, Who has just returned from
overseas duty with the Y NJ. c. A..
viii address the Young Mems Re
publican club at luncheon Thursday
at Moves cafeteria.
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urday Evening Post. IL being FILMED
with Ora carewe and Darrell Foss as
the featured players.
Little Hen Alexander IL prob
ably the clcvercst child artist on
the screen. Hen Is making n won.
derfui impression on the audi
ence~ nj the Coliseum this week
In The White Heather"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-07

The Right 20 Happiness" Is the
title Of a new Dorothy Phillips at.
traction.
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NuttHptt i'll RuHlartn.
Trietiof Manlen reiit fpr at 'forbau5-
lc bircfte meb 2entn ont Yrp=
biarterimgen. -

Haris Sen 1.46e Mai. DR.. Gri6t>
iof Nanfen, Sorman6 for oen &o11=
nislton, Der ifal ifaffe 2ebnetsmio-
Ter til 9fuslon6, er reiit til 92nsIono
for at forban6le 6irefte 1neo Nifo1ai
2enin angoaenbe 2epnets1niobel=
fpprgsnoalet og 0pb9r al &anpea.
(gt 8oriiertelegram 6ateret 6en
136e Wai log6e> at man babbe mos
taget ct Telegram fro 8olibepiternes
u6e11rigsminilter Ecbitcberitt on1 at
@olibebiferne 11egte6e at in6It:lle
6ienbtltgbe6erne iom 8etingelle for
at ifaffe &uslano Mao eiennem
neutraIe.)
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fra Ell lliebn @rnnb ItDrte6e Maifi.
mem meo 9f9ien moo SSor6eu. -

mem 1neo yt91en moo Sor0en. -
@arrD 9atpfer, bett a,1nrallfe
Slipper, og bans geapigotpr 2ie,1te=
nant Commander Wacfen65ie @rieoe
al ben brittle 6lao6e begpnbte fin
6lpbning SCI. Isl (g}etp Dorf=Eic)
5enbag geat @atpfer og @rieoe
bapoe pentet i-ier Tiger paa g11nltigt
@eir. Sorbol6ene ',ar life be6re ems
oe b9ppie bar pe, Sax BET bleO be.
fien6tgiort, at Slime. ss Slpo=
ming life ~bar for 8re1tn o2. cen
pi6enIfabelig ltnoerisgelie 0cl
ligois nil6e Dog Menoene life at q,
re oe ferite til at 1an6e n1eo ct Mero=
plan i europa.
8aibington oen 206e Mai. 9tG4
onfom til Yonta BEL @aba 81. 1924
/ 6ormiooag, @aibington. Eib, ifel=
ge officiel llnoerretni11g til 6laaoe-
bepartementet. Rlanet bar. / goo
Gtano. &ommanoer Stead opnaae6e
cit @jelneminitsiart af 95 Mil /
Gimen poa oe $50 Mil ira Sorta
til Yontu Del @o6a. San bar 9uf-
ten en Ti1ne og "a Weinltter.
NG3 onfom til Nonta bel @a6a
igaar. 1ette Blon bar borte to
Gage 1116er 6lDbntngen fra Seem
5ounola116 til 9l5orerne. Bingerne
blep liot rnmponeret af 5tprtii6er,
meoens Ulpoeboaoen bar paa @an-
set. @faoen tan u6bebres. &on1-
man6gr Gotpers lteg neo, for6t ban
life bar liffer poa, om Snitrumenter,
tie fl1ngere6e or6entlig. @eietningen
116itoo mango @trabooier. Det reg
neoe 1terft / fem elmer, og 6enne
Ei6 bar ser loa iterf @ipgang, at
Set bar 11muligt at bringe Ylanet op
af Ban6et igien.
ga 9eG3 onfon til Yo11ta Sci Ga
6a unoer egen &raft, blep Slpoerne
gibet cit begeiltret Mo6tagelie.
Sol er, ihptge Me66ele1le fra SIS,
mira1 sSacfloh nelten Brag. Set
befrpgtes> at ben bi1 ipnfe.
ct. Sobns, 81. S., Sen 206e Mai.
Gorlpg paa at fonme paa 9por ef=
ter 6lpberen Sorrp' @atpfer pr. 9ao=
6io bar beret forgiebes. S 6orrnio=
:6ag fun6e 9fegieringen eller Cop
tpitb- -Meroplonets &epre1entanter it,
fe gibe nogen 0plpsninger ON bau.
Sra 2onoon telegraferes> at man
beller lite paa Sen anoe>1 SIDE bar
fltnnet erbol6e nogen Splpsnin9er
on 9optpitbz zMeroplnnet, io1t1 @pn-
bag 1tarte6e fra SEEM 6oun6lan6 for
at flpbe ober Mttonterbabet. Set
me66eles> at cit Storm raler longS
SSrlon6s Suit.
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al Misnpie 1ne6 8etineelier,,e- / ben
tpife Eraftat, bleb BET oplplt ioag.
Sre af Dem forlanger heiteEtt Nfife6,
1emlig 9rof. 81. q. goung al Cornell
ltniperlitet, ben fornemite iaafp116ige
i monomi, Dr. Ssiiab 8otpman al
Nelp Oorf>, Gbef for Mfeelingen for
territoria1e Oplpsninger, og @. 6.
8ul1itt, iagfpn6ig ! rltsiiife 9lnlig>
ge,16er;; De, eprige Mnibg1inger er
ifb1ge Mn1no6ning fra commissioner
1tillet 8ero. . ~,..s Il Z
Yaris ben 20oe Mai. (9lf Gre6
'5. 6erguion) 9en tDIfe Jreos6ele-
cation bar mo6taget fine enoelige
Snitrnrer angaaen6e Graftate,t> a11-
tuges 6et ioag. 11benrigsmi,1iiter
8rocfoorff-&ant5au fon1 tilbage til
Geriai1les fra Spa igaor n1eo ct be-
lten1t Rrogran1 Spab iom foregif
peo Spa-Qonferenien, er ct Mpite,
RUM. Set ipnes bog ganife fffert>
at Tpiferne bill gibre en al tre Tine:
un6erlfribe n1e6 iaa H5et Brdaf 1om
mnlig; a1noerffripe, efterot eu6e1 af
6e nubprenoe 9elegater bar taget
Afife6, ufor at bebare Sfinnet" eller
negte at unoerffripe. Gen al1in6e=
lige Mening ipnes at pere, at 8rocf:
6orff=Nant5alt er bleben bebt ON at
1fripe unoer.
Horis 6en 196e Mai. Marlcbnl
Socb forelag6e ioag Jirmor6$raa6et
fin Blan for r1ilitRre Sperationer,
bpis 6e tpife Delegater neeter at un-
oertegne. Otter &onferenien mellen
Maricbol Socb og. Sirmanosraaoet
bab6e Brpitbent WilIon en- 5anto1e
me6 General Yer{bing. Set blep fe=
mere fien0t, at General Heribings
s8efbg til 2onbon fanife bliber ub1at
for at afoente 8egipenbe6ernes Gang.
Baris Sen 19be Wat. Sc engelife
0elegater ibrer for, at =@ultane11 ifal
tilla6es at forblibe i apnitantinopel
og bil gierne, at 6e Gorene6e Gtater
ifol blibe Man6atar for oen 8p Ian1t
for Mrmenien.
&aaoet er bange for en bellig 4rig,
og set bar faaet ltnoerretnirg ON, at
rdoifa1e Soranoringer life ct: ti1raa.
oeIiee u6en f1eresfremn1eoe Troppet:
pad itrategiFe H1safter for at itgtte
Sttltatione11.
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slgifni,1g af set amerifanife &o=

otFtI"u"0 ~ VT u@"S%Au"IAt 't'1
pebfparter 6eorbret* >@baltmont,
6ranfrige, 199e Mai. Ser er gipct
Or6re til at forbere6e Glbifning cf
set amerifanife ltore @obe6fbarter
ber og man bol6er oltere6e paa at
treffe Boranitaltninger for oets6lpt=
ming. 9l1le Departententer bar faaet
Orbre til at or6ne fine Mrfiber for
Jor1en6elie til 6e Gorene6e Staterr.
@rtilleriets> Eanfforpiets og 6lpp$=
cbefernes &ontorer iful itrar flute
i'm Wirfiombeo> ineoens &obeofonto,
ret for TlpbebeIe11et Baris bill BIZ
be reouceret melt n1ulig. S116e1t 15be
.SSl1ni btl ser bere 1ibet igiett af Sen
amerifanife @rpe6itio1rsitprfes Ber<
ionnel / ssranfrige. -
- Baris 6en 196e :Mai.. De rer>
mere g11feltbe6er be6 SEN enoefige
9e1nobiliieri11g af Sen anerifanffe
@rpeoitionsitDrfe Sranfrige blep
6rpftet i6og af General 8eribing %
BreItbent Wilion be6 en- 2uncb, ion1
fpritnebl,te inotog / @reiioentens
@us / 8aris. Set on1erifanfe So
pe6fparter er allere6e ifpro. me6 at
flptte fra Gbol1mont. ~...' ...';.s :: :.
Tinif Miniiter til Sc Spreneoe
Stater anfommen. gfetp Oorf 6er1
136e Mai. Mrmas SaaItanir6en,
tibligere finlf Mnilter til 9anmarf,
Ser al &egieringen / Seliingfors er
u6neDnt til at reprpie11tere ben !
-@alWngton, anfom bib i6ag 1nso
jim 6amilie % to @efretprer pna
9omperen uTreoericf VIII" fra &ii5.
benbabn. San fit bi6e be6 lin Mn-
fomit, at be 6orene6e Stater offict-
cit anerfien6te Ginlan6s Selbiten>
6igbeo og at ban fon1 6plge berof
Di1oe blipe oen finite 9fegierings
affreoitereoe Mniiter i @aibington.
9an penteoe ftrar at reiie til Sopeo,
itn6en.
spiferues Sab ! ariaen. 9oris
ben 18oe Mai. Spffert1es CAB ari-
gen op til cote MpriI bar 1850, ,460
|bg6e. A ,207 ,028 iaareoe og 615,922
Ganger, iolt 6,87S, 40, ifbIge Dp.
|gaper offerrtliggiort j Berlin,
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8ra Nnrgra J1hnBtrt.
1apirf rfabriferne bar beH elltr> Sclni:
inhitillet 9riften. @ritiifc
Snbifreufniu9er,

&riftiauia Sen 13bes Mai. (8io
MontreaD. Norlfe Bapirfabrifer bar
enten felt eler 6elb:s inbftillet Drif,
ten poagrun6 af-npe SSnb1fra1,f:ln<
ger / 8apiru6fgrielen til gnglano.
spprt faa af Gabriferne bar 8eitil.
finger paa &aan6. Sc brittle SSro-
ffranfninger iiges At bile blire op<
.bepet i1rben 6 eller s, Maoneosr. n1ett
BET antages, at Sen 11orife Bapirin-
bu}tri bill ltaa ftille i6r sem Eif. Al
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10000 Gpift Nrbeibere gibes Nn-
[ebniua til at fibbe Nftier. Gbicnqo

slV,OVV S9utl+7<t%ottUS]C YtUca Au'
lebnima til at fibbe Mftier. Chicago
oe1t 206e Moi. 10000 Mrbeioere
for Spift & go. bleb i6og bu6t Sin.
lebning til at fiebe fra en- til fem
9ftier / &pn1pnniet til part Surg
800, 1neoens Warfe6sb9roier CT
$45 bgiere. Disie Glitter bill blipe
taget fra @asfe1 befiet,6tgiorbe 81.
reftionet1. Set er 8eitpreliens 9n.
:Ife, at bper Mrbeioer FaI uerbberre
en- M1loel i Borretninge,t".
&ber Mrbeioer, Ser bar bRret /
aonrpa,tiets Eieneite / s Maaneoer
eHer mere faar fibbe Mftier og BET
9lntal, ban faar fpbe, beitemr11,s
De6 5terrelie1t of bans 2gn. Ser er
forget fors en- let 9fbetalingspl plan
Der tillaoer ca. 80 tigers aIings.
ti6.
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2iebfneebts Morber rbn1t. Berlin.
.19. Mai 2eitn gogel, Der bleb flil,.
Den ifDloig / Morbet paa oe1, rooifa.
e gvrer aurl 2iebfneebt % fang-
let, er rpm. fiiff man bbre iioiag.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
BRIsroL BREvITIEs.
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Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Ch1eftaln.
Joe r. Paxton was Lamar
visitor Sunday.
H. L. Moran transacted business
in Holly Tuesday.
H. NJ Greene of Hartman was a
Bristol visitor Fridey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Bowen from
Sand Creek were shopping in
town Tuesday.
G. V. Newman and wife and Mrs.
Newman's mother autoed to La
mar Saturday night.
G. w. Miller of Kornman spent
Sunday in town and took dinner
at the Straney home.
Everyone in this vicinity is
planning on attending the big
Field Day celebration at Hartman
Thursday.
SOuther Woods, Elizabeth Coates
Bernard and Marion Connolly at
tended the dance in Granada Sat
urday night.
c. V. Newman attended man.
ayers meeting of the Denver Alfal-
ia Milling & Products Co. at La
mar Friday night
Audray Colley, lone Oneil. Mr.
and Mrs. Straney, mOtored down to
visit the latters sister at the
Wright home near Fairview Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Straney, and
Miss Audray COlley were entertain
ed at delicious supper at the
Floyd Eaton home north of Hart
man Friday night.
Mrs. H. F. Decker's new Dodge
roadster arrived Saturday and Mrs
Decker and Miss Daisy Irwin left
Monday by auto for pleasure
trip in the mountains.
The Princess Theater was crowd
ed to It's full capacity both Friday
and Saturday nights when Mickey,
was shown on the screens. Every
one reports Mickey the best they
ever saw on the movie screen in
long time and are hoping the
Bristol Amusement company will
have more like it in the near fut-
ure.
The heaviest rain in months fell
Saturday night about II o'clock.
Several inches of rain fell in very
few minutes and it was accompan-
led by hard wind, a terriable
electric storm and a light hail,
although the hail was not heavy
enough to injure crops. Quite
a number OF stock was killed by
lightning in this vicinity.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
HARTMAN HUSTLINGS.

Special to The Chieftain.
Don't forget Field Day is the
fourteenth.
Curtis Moore is spending a few
days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Pinkham were
ii Holly Friday.
Mrs. William Loughmiller was
shopping in Holly Monday.
Lucille ROsebrOugh from Bristol
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Palmer and daughter
Myrtle returned home Thursday.
Miss Marie Hinton has returned
home after an extended visit in
Bristol.
Eat your dinner with the Ladies
Aid, Field Day. Best eats at the
lowest prices.
Mrs. Newacheck from Eldorado,
Kan, is visiting with her mother
Mrs. |. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Loughmiller
and family were visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Gathered
Corps Of Paid Special Writer'S

storms we have had for years pass.
ed through Amity Saturday night.
Mrs. Hargreaves, Mrs. Hinch and
son Billie took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Bill LOckmiller Thurs
day.
c. Stimson and son George are
busy cutting their 20 acres of fine
alfalfa north of the Sanitarium
this week
Frank McGrath and C. A. Jewett
are kept real busy getting the
Amity Mill ready to grind hay the
first of this week
Mr. and Mrs. John Davey and
daughter Mae of Lamar had din
ner with j. H. Hargreaves and
family Wednesday.
James Hargreaves and John and
Forest Beagle finished stacking
the thirteen acres OF wheat at the
Sanitarium this week.
Private Tom Dempsy who has
Just returned from over seas duty,
is home visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Dempsy.
James Hargreaves lost two fine
2-year old colts with the horse
plague this week. Two more are
down with little hopes for them to
recover.
Mrs. Hinch has just received
word from Mrs. Herbert Clark of
Iliff. Colo, that Herbert had been
taken suddenly i'll and was rush
ed to the hospital and operated
on for appendicitis. A shot was
found in his appendix. He is re.
ported to be doing nicely.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
AMITY ACTIVITIES
+ 44#4444#A 444,
Special to The Chieftain.

L. H. Kepheart has a colt sick
with the horse plague
Miss Mae Davey spent the week
end with Miss Fern Keith.
Major French autoed to Holly
with c. A. Jewett Saturday.
Mrs. L. III. Kepheart autoed to
Holly Wednesday afternoon.
James Hargreaves and family
drove to Holly Saturday evening.
j. H. Hargreaves and John
Beagle autoed to Holly Saturday
afternoon.
Misses Myrtle and Catherine
Stimson spent Monday evening
with Mrs. Hinch.
j. HI. McGuin has lost one of his
fine horses with the horse plague,
and three more are sick.
John Thompson the ditch rider
had supper with J, H. Hargreaves
and family Tuesday evening.
One OF the heaviest electric
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
A GREAT REMEDY.

The merits of Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy are
well known and appreciated, but
there is occasionally man who
had no acquaintance with them
and should read the following by
F. H. Dear, hotel man at Dup
uyer. Mont, -Four years ago 1 used
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy with such, wonderful re-
suits that | have since recommend
ed it to my friends"
When in need, try a Chieftain
Ad. Chore.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

Engineer Frank Smith OF the
A. V. Land Co, has lost two fine
horses as "a result of the new horse
epidemic now raging in this see
tion, and has two others sick with
little hope for their recovery.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

Mrs. NJ. II. Lamb and baby Roll
ins of Swink, Colo, accompanied
Mrs. I'll. S. Rollins home Tuesday
of last week and will spend a few
weeks here. Mrs. Lamb is daugh-
fer of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
! PRAIRIE VIEW PRATTLE. Il
I + F#HH NHHH H4k4 + j
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
NJ. L. Long finished threshing
Thursday.
j. N. Wilkenson and family were
Holly visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Staley were
Holly visitors Saturday.
Mrs. L. J. Guerley visited with
Mrs. P. A. Barnes Friday.
Mrs. C. j. Lord and family spent
Sunday visiting in Holly.
MIR, and Mrs. S. B. Lewis were
trading in Holly Saturday.
G. Montgomery moved millet on
the G. J. Long place Saturday.
This is roasting ear" time for
everybody. If you havn't any visit
your neighbor's field.
EMS Reynolds is spending his
vacation with his mother, Mrs.
|. w. Reynolds after which he will
return to Denver where he is at
tending college.
Mrs. D. Hodge and little grand
daughter Claudine Hardy of Gar
den City are here visiting her
daughter Mrs. j. Howell. She will
then 60 to Hutchinson, Kans.,
where she will make her future
home with her daughter, Mrs.
d. o. Doughty.
Harry Burkepile gave a dance to
his many friends and neighbors
Saturday night in his new house
which was finished Friday. This
is the first of series of dances
that will be given by Mr.. Burke
pile. All the neighbors were
given a cordial invitation to come
and enjoy themselves. w. l..
Philbrick and A. Heron furnished
the music. The dancers went
home in the small hours of the
morning each and all thanking
Mr.. Burkepile for the enjoyable
time
McMurtry & Pinkham for lands
loans and insurance.
Stock tanks, all Sizes. Holly Hard
ware Co.
Avery Tractors 1925, $l1OO, Holly
Auto Co
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

McMurtry & Pinkham for lands
loans and insurance.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

Stock tanks, all sizes. Holly Hard
ware Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
A MAN AND
HIS BANK

A business man is known just as he IS
known at his bank. And he is known
at his bank by the way in which ne
keeps his monetary affairs.
This, in turn, places an obligation up
on the bank itself-that of cheerful
and helpful service offered freely at
all times to the responsible customer.
And that is the attitude this bank
takes-to help the ambitious business
man in the safe conduct of his affairs.
Call and ask us to explain this more in
detail. 1t will involve no obligation
on your part whatsoever. We have
distinct banking service to offer, and
want to tell you face to face just what
it is.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

Read the Want Ads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
MANY BIC GAMES IN
NATIONAL CUP PLAY
Dobson Meets Viscose and New
York Ship Opposes
Sun Ship
ALLIED LEAGUE STARS IDLE

Followers of soccer will have little
trouble in locating one of their favorite
games here today, for the Quaker, City
has been awarded four National Cup
first round contests which will be played
off this afternoon. As the first division
teams of the Allied League have been
drawn for these cup matches, there will
be no first division games in this league
today.
A game that bids fair to draw large
gathering is that between the last year s
Allied champions, the Wolfcnden Shore
soccer eleven, from Cardington. and the
Wanderers, who prior to the big war
was considered the best of local soccer
teams. This game will be staged at
Sixty third and Walnut streets.
j. Il j. Dobson is matched to play
the Niscose Manufacturing Co, of
Chester. Viscose is new organization
this year and gave the Merchant Ship
yard eleven in two recent games hard
battles. Coach Bainbridge and his
Blue" team will oppose the Merchant
Ship. Bethlehem also was drawn with
the Puritan Y. NJ. L., but owing to the
up staters having just returned from
their European trip they We're excused
till later date.
The Industrial and Cricket Leagues
both have attractive schedules.