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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT CALOMEL,
NOW DELIGHTFUL
Old-Style Calomel Gives Place
\ to De-Nauseated T a b let's
Known as "Calotabs"--
Perfectly Safe.

with all OF the liver cleansing and sys-
TEN purifying qualities Of The oid.styi.
oalofnel. but robbed OF its nausea and dan.
ger. Calotabs IL destined TO become ths
most popular Rs we'll as the most useful
of all home remedies. For biliousneas, con
sttpatlon and indigestion II II Indispensable
for nothing but oalomei will straighten out
a disordered liver.
One caiotab at bedtime with a swallow
OF water--that's all--no taste. no gripping,
no nausea, no salts. Next morning your
liver Ia active, your system purified, and
you are feeling fine, with hearty appetite.
Eat what you please, danger,
Genuine Calotabs are never sold IA bulk
thirty five cents. II you are not thoroughly
delighted your druggist Ia authorized 10
refund your money--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

Of Maine and former Senator Weeks
OF Massachusetts.
For the time being at loast, SEN
atOr Lodge OF Massachusetts. rcpub-
ltcan leader Of tho ~"ntte and CHAIR
man OF the convention, kept on the
outskirts of the discussion but is un-
dcrstood to have used his influence
for compromise.
Senator McCumber was among
those who called at the suhcommit
tee room today to urge cxpodiency
Of the position advocated by the
mild rCservatiOuists
Declaring the irrcconcilablo elc.
mcnt was not advocating plank
against an possible peace leagues
Senator Borah said tonight they al
ready had conceded much in tn,
declaration tentatively framed dur
ing recent conferences here.
We don't ask any explicit dcClar-
alton" said Senator Borah, that
viii humiliate those who voted fur
ratification with reservations, Nor
do We mean to accept anything that
viii humiliate us
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10
No Burglar Works in a
Lighted Room

No burglar turns the light on when he gathers
the family silver. He works in the dark stealthi-
ly. It's honest folks that choose the light. They
invite it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10


CHICAGO, June 9.--Twenty eight
subjects. ranging from enforcement
of the prohibition act to free food
for hapless inventors, were discussed
by go persons today before the rcso-
lutions committee, sitting to receive
suggestions on planks for the plat
form. Every one who wanted TO talk
was heard and the five minute rule,
gravely adopted yesterday, was sub
Joct to liberal interpretation and
many reservations, At the close of
the hearing the committee had
enough testimony to keep 1t occu-
pied several days.
Hifh spots In the meeting included
a vigorous attack on the antistriko
features OF the Esch Cummings rail-
road bill and the Kansas Industrial
courts law by samuel Gompers. a
strong plea by Senator Capper of
Kansas and others for enforcement
Of the dry laws; n clash between
members OF the committee when
Ben G. Marsh. representing farm
ers' organization. made what one
committeeman called a 'eocialistic
speech" and demonstration when
Frank y. Walsh spoke In behalf OF
Irish freedom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

It's the same way with adj
vertisers. When a merchant
or manufacturer advertises
his product in your daily
paper, he brings it into the
light of publicity. He tells
you all about it-lets it
stand on its own merits-in-
vites your attention and crit
icism because he knows his
product is good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
highest order. but 1t ia a strategy
that earns no little condemnation
from those who see In 1t selfish de-
termination to hazard the chances
of the party where the cause Is In
sufficient.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

Of place holders still mobIlizcd, tho
administration founders honelcssly %
\ member Of the committee said
the declaration for prohibition Of
strikes would merely declare their
tolerance among employees Of the
pONprumCut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

sity or superior wisdom, executive
usurpauuu OF legislative and judicial
functions etiil uudrrmiucH our In
stituuuus rs months after the armis-
ticc with its wartime powers uu.
abridged. It's wartime departments
uudts,hlrgcd. and it's wartime army
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-10

Keep in touch with all the
good things that progressive
merchants and manufacture
ers are introducing and keep
ing constantly before you
through the advertising in
your newspaper.
Advertisements are interest
ing, instructive, and profita-
BILE to you. Get the ad-read-
ing habit.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
SOLO Ell LICENCIADO
MESTRE Sc PRESENTO

Telegrarn Especial para Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 13.
Solamente ell licenciado Eduardo Mes.
tire, s~poderado del agente consular
William o. Jenkins, comparecio ante
ell Juez Guzman, an Ia Ciudad de Pue-
bla, para Ia practica de Ia Ultima di-
ligencia en- ell proceso Gel referido
agente consular. Ell licenciado Mestre
fue careado con dos ~ex-rebeldes que
Sc dice Sc rindicron al gobierno 9
quienes manifestation haber visto al
referido apoderaGo de jenkins comien-
do con Federico C6rdova anIes y
despu&s del plagio de jenkins.
Neg6 el licenciado Mestre los car
Cos de los ex-rebeldes y pidi6 que Sc
le presentaran las p-ueoas, aseguran-
do que no lie seriar presentadas nun
ca, porcue nunca tuvo que yer con
C6rdova Y los cargos que Sc lie hacen
no son sine parte del plan que Sc ha
orranizado para encontrarlo culpable,
como tambien Sc quiere hallar cuipa
ole al agente consular plagiado.
Ell iuez Guzman habia dictado or
den de apprehension contra ell licen-
ciado Mestre per no haber compare
edo ante 81 a Ia bora que Sc la ha-
bia citado. La orden de arresto fus
derogada cuardo ell apoderado de Mr..
Jenkins Sc presento a declarar en a
REQ con los ex-rebeldeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
-(ol
BUSCABAN A UNA ANCIANA

Aver m~artes, a IA 1.55 p. m, Sc d.
rigi6 la Association de Carload al De-
partamento de policia en- demanda de
sus servicios para que in~quirieran So
bre el paradero de unaa nciana que
yesti de negro llevando I'm velo ver-
de. La Association de aCridad inform6
al mismo departamento de poIicia
que dicha v~iejecita habia recibido de
esa institution IN boleto de ferroca-
rril para California y que suponia
anda e~Xtraviada.
Una bora mas tarde y gracias a la
actividad Y pericia de la policia Ia
anciana fue encontrada Y Nevada a
la Comisaria. Embellishments Sc in
form6 a Ia Association de Carload So
bre el buen resultado de las pesquisas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
UN GRADIOSO ESPECTACULO

Segin nos inform6 aver Ell Con.
greso Catolico, hoy deberan reunirse
a las 3.45 de la tarde las personals
que vayan q tonlar en- parte en- los
bales de LA Huella de San Anto'
MO"
Del mismo C~onsejo los s%uplicaror
que hicieramos saher a las personas
que piensen concurrir a esos bales,
que esten ~presentes a Ia bora men,
cionada en- la Community House." er
la plaza del Alamo, donde debera
~reunirse Ia enorme cantidad de pu,
blico que Sc requiere para la exhi'
bicion que Sc trata de hacer.
Sc requiere Ia ~presencia de zoe
personals, Ia mayor parte de elias
hombres. Los c~oncurrentes seran ater
didos en- la Community House por Ia
Srita Mollie Moore.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
Ouerian uolar I'M tren los
rebeldes
lViene de Ia 1a.)

de p~asaieros que salio de Nuevo La
redo, aver lunes, para la capital me-
Xicana.
En- dicho tren viajaba IN empleado
del gobierno que conducia una fuerte
suma de dinero, Y por 10 que los
viajeros pudieron averiguar, los re-
Los rebeldes, para detener ell tren
beldes tuvieron oportuno aviso de que
ell convoy llevaba fondos en- conside-
rable cantidad, por 10 que decidleron
apoderarse de el en- la region despo-
blada al sur de Ia capital coahuilense.
y hacer que este cayera en- su po-
der, lev~antaron Ia via ferrea preclsa-
mente a la mitad del canine entire Va
negas y Saltillo, con la esperanto de
Que ell tren descarrilara. Pero suce-
do que IN tren de cargo lego prime
ramente al ugar de la via ievantada
Y ell conductor telegrafi6 a Saltillo
llegando ell aviso a tempo de que Sc
disponia el convoy de pasajeros a con-
tinuar su Marcia.
Tn tren militar fue enviado de
Saltillo hacia eli ugar destruido por
Saltillo hacia ell lugar destruido por
huido. Las tropas Sc encarg9ron en-
tonces de reparar los desperfectos, y
pudo ell tren de p~asajeros proseguir
su marcia, aunque con retardo de va
rias hnrnS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
Comprese en- una de las
Modernas Casas del Mundo

Pidase Catalogo. Cupon de 81. Gratis
81 Catalosc de Ia Etna Company. para
este ano, esta va listn para ser distributed.
Escr;ba por un ejemPlar y ahorre dinero
nj hacer sus compras. Consta de 10 paSi-
mas impresas a TODD lujo y profusanents
iins.radas. Contieuc description y precios
frtimos de toda clase de mercaderfa. con-
tandose, Jcyeria, RoDa. -Ertieulos de toda
clase para Senoras y Caba!!eros. Generos'
Calzado, Jugueterta, Articulos de Fantasia,
...eu.o LlusIcalcs, Aparatos e~iectrlcos y
RadioEraficcs, Herramientas. Avios Deport-
vos, etc, etc.
Con este anuncio y Ia peaueha suma dd
l2c. orc. Sc tendra derecho n un eIemplar
del Catalogo y aceptamos su equivalents
en- 5eIos de correo de c%ualquier pals lsin
usar(. 81 I'd. nos escribe con prontitud. 10
enviaremos tamb;en III Cup6n valorsdo en-
s1.oO orc. el cual aceptamos en- paso 90
nercancia.
Aproveche Ia oportunidad y haga hoy mis-
mo FL siguiente pedido de prueba:
2 Corbatas de seda fina. Iltimos estilos.
hermosos dibujos. y IN bonito atiler Dc
corbata. encaapado, S1.00 orc.
Precios especiaies para agentes.
THE ETNA COMPANY.
Dept, 123, Binghamton- n. Y E.UA
|(o)-
-Cuando neces,ts I'd. libros en- es.
.anol, pidalo, a Ia Liberia de lena.
10 E. Lozauo, 11S N. Santa Bora Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14

4. las II. ~ a. M, del dia de aver
IN canton de los que estan al SER
vicio de la tienda del Gobierno, re
cogi6 a IN mexicano que acababa de
ser victima de IN sincope. No pudo
ser 'identificada Ia persona del acct
dentaGO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
Hasta hoy comienzan las In
vestigaciones del sena-
dor Fall
(Pasa a la 5a. pag.)

gun pudimos observar aver, solamen'
te hay unos cincuenta a~Sientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Segun ell Weather Bureau" del
Departamento de Agriculture de los
Estados Unidos, Ell ]pronostico sobre
Ia temperature para hoy, es como
sigue. Minimum de temperature va
riante entire 46 y so. Soplaran lige-
ros vientos del Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
AUTOMOVIL ABANDONADO

a las 1870 p. H., de aver Sc infor-
mo al departamento de p~olicia, que el
autom6vil Chalmers numero 1856
registrado por z. A. Collins que dijo
vivir en- el numero 1907 de la Gale
Jones Y que segun investigaciones re-
cientes no vive ahi, desde hace 4 o
5 dias estaba abandonado en- Ell CANT
no de Hondo, milla Y media mas ALA
de Castroville. e. agente de policia
Rim condujo Ell coche aludido al ga
rage; ALI permanecera hasta que sea
reclamado por su duenO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14

Al frente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
SUFRIO UN ATAQUE

Suma SI5S. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
VA LLEGARoN ACoRDEoNES

Afamada narca. 10 Ilaves. 2 baios. 3
rlegadurzs, preciosos sonidos, por solo
sl2. 90. Remita $500 con So order y PIAZZA
81 resto 81 recibirlo. 81 no le gusta 10
deyuelve. Tenemcs de todos precios y
para todos los gustos. Cha. Mexicana, r.
o. Box l0I, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
CANTARES

Pise IN hueso de cereza
Y 10 pisG con desprecio,
pero me hizo dar de bruces....
mo hay enemigo pequeno!
Los que Ia cuentan por amos
dicen que Ia vida es corta; !
a mi me parece larga
porQue Ia cuento por horaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14

re nay unoS clncuenta aSlenLos.
Sc Gdvierte animaci5n
Per otra parte, en- Ell lobby del Ho.
tel podian observarse detalles que re-
velan el interes que ha ~despertado
en- la frontera Ia presencia del Sc
nador americana que anda buscando
testimonies contra el gobierno de
Carranza. Entire Ia concurrencia
elegante que a diario LENA ell espa,
cioso "hall" del Hotel Gunter po-
dian advertise aver abundancia de
los conocidos tipos del ranchero G
hacendado texano. Sombreros de an,
chas alas, bctas de montar, Ia in
dumentaria. en- fin, del farmer" a.
dinerado abundaba aver en- el dicho
"hallr, en- los pasillos Y aun en- las
afueras del hotel y sin mas investi-
gaciones podia asegurarse que cada
uno de aquellos ~personajes venia la.
mado por el senadOr Fall o por 81
propia cuenta a rendir su testimonio
para ell informe que el jefe del Sub,
comitG del Senado anda buscando.
MI rum0res
Y en- los corrillos donde Sc discu-
te Ia situaci6n mexicana, las CONVEX
saciones + mas animadas que nun
ca. Asegurabase que tai o cual per-
sens de prominencia, que este 0 aquel
p~olitico de profession iban a ser la,
mados Y Sc daba por hecho que iba a
ser p~resentada a Mr.. Fall i~nteresan-
te Recommendation relacionada con "a
r~evoluci6n de Carranza.
La opinion que prevalece entire los
mexicanos es, sin embargo de que
ninguno de nuestra nacionalidad sc
~presentara por su propia cuenta a
hacer declaraciones.
The courier-index., 1920-08-06

We never see any better soil than that around Hughes. The whole lower parts of Crittenden, St.. Francis and Lee county are now protected by a. levee- That levee, thanks to the hard work of the Mississippi Levee Association, the St. Francis Levee Board and the government is solid structure. Be hind it there IS an empire.
 West of the St. Francis levee from Southeast Missouri down to the mouth of the St. Francis river is a region which, when cleared out fully, would comfortably supply five million people. The splendid thing about the country is that the tim Der on the uncleared land will more than pay for the clearing and that when the climber is cut away the soil is immediately ready for cul- tivation. M t9
The courier-index., 1920-08-06
IN LOWER STRETCHES OF
 THE ST. FRANCIS BASIN
Monumental Appeal.

l tGOtIHtINldi fAPRIAA.f
 We made a little journey tc
 Hughes, Arkansas, Thursday morn
 ing. We went down on the trair and came back in an automobile
 We made the trip down in an houl and a half and came back in two hours and a half. Ten years ago
 we could not have made this triI in two days. Twenty years age
 Hughes, Arkansas was as far away from Memphis, Tennessee, in hours
 of travel as New York is from Memphis.
 Hughes, Arkansas is about thirty miles from Memphis on the Mari anna "cut off" It lies in the ex- treme east portion of St. Francis county. that part fo St. Francis county pushes over towards Crit tenden and toward the Mississippi river. Just south is Lee county. Hughes is the lower dip ot the St. Francis basin. Twenty years ago there were no levees from Mem phis to the mouth of the St. Fran cis river. Eight and ten years ago the levees that were built up broke. The southern tip of the levee was not far down. Then when the levees broke the waters of the Miss issippi swept all over the lower part of Crittenden, the eastern part of St. Francis and the eastern part of Lee. But for the last thousand years the water that came left be- hind it film of rich soil and every year this happens.
 The soil consists of decayed veg etabIes, mature bits of sand, small particles of limestone.
 A few years ago after the "cut off" was built the railroad passed through a jungle. It is rapidly clearing out. In certain points along the line one can see miles of open country under cultivation. Where once were few cabins on stilts there sare now substantial buildings. Some of the great plantations al ready look as if they were finished. The tenant houses are whitewashed, the roads are made and the gins are in superb condition. There is an air of substantial prosperity and intelligence agout them.
 On many plantations deep arte- sian wells have been bored. The houses are screened and the living conditions are just as good as they are in any other place in the south.
 There shoots away from West Memphis towards the St. Francis river a drainage canal. Laterals from this canal have already brought it about that the. sloughs are empty Here and there along the cut off there are large sawmills. At every station there are logging operations and great quantities of logs are brought to Memphis or into the larger mills throughout the season.
 Road construction is under way throughout the St. Francis basin. The worst part of it is from Bridge Junction to Hubert. but from Rice vile south there is a road which will be completely gravesed at the
The courier-index., 1920-08-06

The St. Francis Basin and X. Yazoo Delta have the advantape 1, that as soon as the timber is ou, off the soil is of immense yalue, to crops, whereas, in pine countns when the timber is cut away, b. soil, itself, is of little value.
 The people of Memphis should have a very keen interest in all Eastern. Arkansas. They should en. courage road building and, by the way, road building through the basin is expensive.
 There are stretches of road n Eastern Arkansas that cost asj muek money now as it formerly cost to build a railroad and the roads must also be, so, constructed that they will last. for more than four or five years.
The courier-index., 1920-08-06
close of the year.


 It is unfortunate that the section just west of Memphis is behind in completion, but if the present scale of road building continues the en- tire basin will be we'll joined up within another twelve months.
 We are by alluviM soil adjacent to Memphis somewhat like Gen. Vaughan of happy memory used to be about the great barbecues which were in vogue in Shelby coun- ty in the early '90s. Many of the county officials every Saturday went to a barbecue. Gen. Vaughan at the time and the lats Jas. F. Hun ter were clerks in the office of the criminal court. On the following Monday the general would speak of the barbecue in glowing terms and he also said of the East "they furn- ish the finest barbecue I ever ate"
The courier-index., 1920-08-06

Passenger airplane service in planes accommodating eleven persons was opened at New York during the international yacht races. The planes followed the race by air line.
The courier-index., 1920-08-06

Deanftfont The word measure as naed herein includes any bill, law, res jolution, ordinance, charter, constitu- kioaal amendment or legislative pro Aoeal or enactment of any character.
 kD yssss phs veto power of the sovsrner or mayor ghail not extend to l4ha people.
 AmemAmAnt and RApea1t No meas Mwe approved by . vote of the people
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
HIKE TO THE FAIRIES RANCH

A bunch of young folks spent
Sunday at the Pete FAIRIES Cattle
Ranch, those partaking in the fun
were Helen Clatworthy. Stella Settles.
Jessie and Trudy FAIRIES, Frank and
Rees Ridgely of Rocky Ford, Edwin
Howard of Sugar City and Jean Pat
terson of ordway.
They left town about four-thirty
in the morning and reached the ranch
about seven. They then took a twen-
ty mile horseback ride, returning to
fried chicken dinner. accompanied
by some of Mr.. FAIRIES famous
biscuits. The afternoon was spent
with music and various other amuse-
ments. But the End of a Perfect
Day" closed with storm.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
WITHOUT GOOD PASTURE
HOGS ARE UNPROFTTABEE

All through the summer season
hogs should have access to pasture
Sows with pigs cannot do their best
IN small. dry enclosures, and they
will not be profitable when so con-
fined.
1T is natural for hogs to exercise
in fields, root in the gound and
choose their ration from the variety
Of plants to which they have access, ;"
says r. w. Clark of the Colorado Ag-
Iicultural College. Man cannot furn-
ish ration comparable to pasture in
itself and equal to 1t in economy in
all other respects. A pasture is the
first thing that should be provided in
pork production and pigs should have
constant access to 1t from the time
they are born until disposed of.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

All services at the usual hours on
Sunday. The subject of the sermon
at IL q. m. will be Spiritual Dis
ernment." At 8 p. m. the subject
will be Reading Our Titles Clear to
Heavenly Mansions"
A very cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend these services.
]. E. RAINS. Minister.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
Legislative Nominees

The following legislative ticket
was nominated at the Republican as
sembly held in Rocky Ford on We'd
nesday OF this week:
Senator. M. e. Bashor, Ordway.
Representatives, John vroman, Jr.
of Manzanola and ]. L. Miller of
Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
August 8th

August 9Th
IL a. m. Communion Service. ..
Subject IAN Honest Confession"
10 q. m, Sunday school.
7p. m. Epworth League.
Sp. M The Mesa Verde picture
could not be secured for this service.
Sermon Theme Jesus"
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

SUNDAY school at 10 a. m. David
Thimgar. Supt.
Who helps himself does much. Who
helps others does more. Join the
Sunday school.
Morning Worship IL a m. sermon
THE Divine Government OF Human
Lives"
Young Peoples meeting q p. m.
Evening Worship s p. m. Sermon
Saved from the Wreck"
Mid-weok prayer meeting Wednes-
day 8 p. m.
We cordially invite you to worship
with us.
c. F.. HARTMANN. Minister.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
RANCH FOR SALE

1 have 4 good ranch of 100 acres.
under good irrigation and q 160 a.
water right, and 100 acres not under
water. Well improved land in view
of oil derrick, Is miles northeast of
Ordway on Horse Creek. Have New
4-Room Bungalow with basement.
good garage and cattle shed. Partly
in alfalfa.
INQUIRE OF ]. NJ. JOHNSON
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
HIGH GRADE PIANO
FOR SALE

We have in our possession stored
In Ordway, a first class piano which
will be oold at big discount for
quick turnover. Terms. Write i'm
mediately. II interested to the Denver
Music Company. Denver, Colorado.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
Democrats Meet

The Democratic county assembly
will reconvene in Ordway today, Fri
day after arrecess of several days, to
nominate a county ticket.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06
Republicans Name
County Ticket

Judge-Chas C. Woodbridge
Sheriff-Lewis Worker
Clerk-Elizabeth Muir.
Treasurer-Geo. Walker.
ASSESSOR. B. Wells and l.. s.
Fields.
Coroner-Wm. Edgar.
Surveyor-G. E. Beaver.
Commissioner, second district
]. E. Downey.
Commissioner, third district
Fred TarboI.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06

Carl Kersten and family of Deer
field. Kans.. visited the past week
with his brother. VIM. Kerstcn, and
family. The two families spent sew
eral days at Colorado Springs.
The Ordway new era., 1920-08-06

Mrs. G. M. Williamson and son,
Junior, and mother, Mrs. e. McCann,
are visiting in Denver. They will be
away for two or three weeks.