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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Bedtime Stories FOrTHe Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND J0HNNIE'S SHAMPOO.
By HOWARD R GARIS-

ONCE upon a time. as Uncle Wiggily
" was hopping along through the
woods, he came to the hollow
Tree house where Mr.. and Mrs Bushy-
tail, the squirrels, lived with Billie
and Johnnie, the two boy friskers.
out in front Of the hollow tree house
Mrs. BushytaiI was looking up and
down the patch. 60,
aDear mel I don't see any oneF'
said the squirrel lady at last
whats the matter2 Can't you see
neg" asked Uncle Wiggily with
laugh. ~Or have you lost your
aOh. didn't notice you" said the
lady squirrel and II you have time,
you'll be just the very one could
D's s7vhaf needs to be done7" asked
Uncle Wiggily, with 8 low and pollte
bow Of his tan silk hat
Johnnie needs TO be taken to the
barbershop TO have his hair cut,
answered Mrs. Bushytail, but his
father is not here TO take him, nor is
his brother. Billie, and / have 10 bake
a cake and-oh. 7 don't know what TO
do Johnnie's hair is so long that ne
looks like a zulu
Let me take him TO Mr.. Wuff
Wuff. the pig barber gentleman
begged Uncle Wiggily.
"Oh. IT would be very kind OF you"
said Mrs Bushytail, but 1t may be
NO, I an going to get shaved my
self" said Uncle Wiggilys and i VIII
be no trouble at all 70 take Johnnie
to have his hair cut"
@Oh, what funi" chartered the
squirrel boy, and soon he and the
bunny gentleman were at Nh Wutt
Wuffs barber shop The pig gentle
taken Uncle Wiggily's advice and put
q red, white and blue advertising pole
in front OF the shop
q never have time to 90 to slee. b
now" said the barber pig, as he tied
a white apron around Bibles neck
and began 10 cut the squirrel boys
Have a shampoo2' asked the pig
barber. when he had almost finished
with Johnnie.
aoh. it's like having your head
washed with soap bubbles" said IN
Gle Wiggily. Go ahead and shampoo
him. Mr.. Barber Pig, and III have one
So slr. Wuff Wuff tied a towel
around Johnnie's neck and put a lot
OF soap on the squirrel boys head, Of
which some Of the hair had been
Then with his paws the pig
barber gentleman sozzled the soap all
around, making white, foamy
lather.
Keep your eyes shut. Johnnie"
called Uncle Wiggily. who was get
ting ready for his turn in the barber
what for7" asked Johnnie. who
was a great squirrel chap for asking
questions
Keep your eyes shut and your
lips also, or you'll get soap in them"
advised Mr. Wuff Wuff, lathering
away at Johnnie's head.
"Ohi Waugh Skuttermooch" ex-
claimed the squirrel boy. I got some
soap in my mouth nowi' and after
that had been wiped cut on a towel,
he didn't talk any more nor open his
eyes until his head was washed nice
and clean.
Then it was Uncle Wiggily's turn
in the barber chair. Mr.. Wuff Wuff
shaved and hair cutted the rabbit gen
tleman, and then started to shampoo
him with soapsuds. as he had done to
Johnnie.
Uncle Wisgily's head was like a big
white football, on account Of so much
suddsy lather icing on it, when all OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Moving To End OF Street Car Means 4 Lot To Company
81 Paso Has Fine Scenery and Better Light For Movies

TIE average street car rider may
regard our frequent requests that
passengers move toward the Tar
end OF the car as soon as they have
paid their fare. as Of little moment" ,
said AlVes Dixon, superintendent OF
the Fl Paso Street Railway company.
TO him, perhaps, it means nothing.
But u means q great.deal in the mat
Ter Of good service.
when passengers bunch them
selves at the entrance door, and as
sumo sphynxlike attitudes car serv-
i've is delayed, because other pas
sengers are delayed in either board
ing or aligning This necessarily in
lerferes with the running time OF the
car, and may throw all the cars on
that particular line off schedule.
car riders who like 10 see good,
quick service can help to secure Il
by stepping up in the car as far as
possible thereby giving others a
chance TO get aboard and inside with
ont delay
"A little cooperation Of this kind
on the part Of our patrons viii help
great deal in our efforts to pro-
vide good service"
Moving pictures can be made as
vel. or better, in FL Paso than IN
California said W s. McMath- !
believe there are many undeveloped
possibilities for the making Of fea-
ture pictures in and near FL Paso.
The light is better here than in Cal
Iornias the desert and river seen
cry is more attractive, and the only
thing Fl Paso does not have that
California offers the picture compa-
MES Is the sea. But this will not
be needed in the class Of pictures the
Brennon-Alverez company proposes
TO make, since they are TO be 1fexi-
can and Spanish TO a large extent, I
understand Besides, people are get
sing tired Of seeing the same old
cake front buildings IN the pictures
that the California studios offer. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
OFFICERS ARREST TWO IN
RAID On STILL N RTg1

Bisbee, Ariz- Aug III. Z. John
son and ]. K Hudson were arrested
yesterday by officers who said they
found the men engaged IN operating
a complete distilling plant. cleverly
hidden under the flooring OF a house
IN suburb A quantity Of liquor and
material FOR making II were seized.
According to the officers. the men
admitted that IL cost them about 81
gallon to make the liquor from
prunes and other fruits, which they
sold for SIS dollars a gallon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
XVII


what is the realty businsssi
What natures are persons with
straight. black hair said 70 hzve22
what is osier2
distance telephone lines run bstWeen1
How does the FUR % mole skin
differ from the fur OF other aninzlsi
what IS q uarrativef
What Is a couparative2
S-Where do the Maori people nvel
the Wo-lds2"
10-What Is iuice2
Answers 10 Yesterdays ErriE.
Alum IS an astrinBent mineral
salt.
s-Ths fox IS noted for It's cunning.
3-Ths native home OF mint Is in
Brazil. from whence II was introduced
Into North America
MARS is the fourth planet IN dis
lance from the sun
81 nihble IS a dainty. smau bite
taken in little bits.
a bubble IS an evasion, an
equivocal use OF words sometimes a
disputed question Of minor import
ance-
The largest building IN the
world ever built for residential use
so far as historically known, Is the
Palace OF Versailles, at Versailles.
France. which was erected BY the d.
rection OF king Louis XIV. The facade
of the palace IS a quarter OF a mile
in length
S-SWeet pea blossoms have been
produced by fanciers in every color
between black and white, including
shades OF blue, pale green. several
tones OF RED, rose AID pink. yelloWs
Of different degrees, puppies Light
end dark. The largest and most
variously colored ones were grown in
England
donna
ia craw Is the second pouch OF
stomach Of a bird
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Woe In The West


DEADLY blight
a weeping hope daughters
beneath those
children they wing
there's the halt the futures bleak and
and an The daughters Of affection
the choicest on they their stranded The tourist shakes his
at heaven with for when he'd
vain the pute good long green rg
he can't get gasoline gasl7 stations
where with travellers
Of troubles you buy quart
gasohnel Talk not Of fortunes ping
the fuel your Speak anguish
any sort until wait and ANGUISH quartz
Copyright by George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

I think picture showing real scenes
in real streets and with real people
for local color will prove a pleasing
innovation after the same have been
I recall that the old Kalem company
went 70 Ireland 20 film some Of the
most famous Irish pictures made and
they did not find it necessary TO have
palms growing around Irish cottages
and telegraph poles in medieval pic
lures Mexico and the desert offers
ideal settings for pictures OF the kind
am informed the company intends
making"
THAT the freight car stringency
can be largely mitigated through the
efforts Of the shippers themselves
Is apparent from the results Of car
loading on one OF the large Texas
lines in the month OF June" said
J. B. Payne, general traffic manager
OF the Texas & Pacific railroad
During that month. records show.
529S cars were required 70 handle
shipments Each car was loaded only
to 64.72 percent capacity. In other
words the wastage OF car space
amounted to 1882 cars which. If all
cars had been filled 10 capacity,
could have added in aIleviating pres
ent conditions. This represents the
space wastsge on only one railroad.
and consequently. a small percentage
OF the total"
The use Of saccharize in place Of
sugar which many housewives are
being tempted to resort to in these
days OF sugar shortage may involve
menace to the health, and therefore
IS to be condemned" said DR.. c. L
Fessenden- In most cases house
wives have turned to this substance
in their emergency because they do
not understand that saccharine is a
harmful drug To consider it a harm
less. healthful substitute for sugar IS
wrong. The government has con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
PIcTURE ~ 49,

Otis A Autumn. Pathe photog-
rapher, is back in FL Paso after a
tour OF Mexico making moving pic
lures. Much OF his time has been
spent in Mexico City with the click
ing camera.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

AMERICAN DANISH OFFICIAL.
Miss Eleanor Walker. who viii be-
come secretary OF the Danish legation
IN washington IS American born. she
went to Denmark II years ago with
her mother. who IS a Dane, and two
years ago became a Danish citizen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

This home town stuff about the candidates is all right
but the election isn't going to be settled in Columbus
cabaret Marion barber shop The country wants to
know what the people out around are thinking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Curious how all the other sore fingers in Europe lost
interest for Lloyd George when he saw Britans tame
republics on the Baltic menaced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

exclusive features and complets
Special Correspondents covering
-ngton, D c. and New NcrE-
nc class natter.
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sfLA zENY.


Vyskocilka byla dncs TUE RI
da. ~ So cd rama oblohy cedi, b
je cclS obzor MbAyeen, u ze no
spoddf nascl We stolcttm kalcn
dali, 70 Dude ttrndct dni icdnomi
lostejne prsct,
Nepfala ri snad nepfeirziithC
ctrnactidennilo dcstt, ale jen abJ
ospoii dnes nebylo pc venkn prd.
ce, ably hospoddf yydrzel y sck.
nici, NJ oysem nechyti-li no no.
wodskt trbdni,
Cd rama byla ma Vyskotilo ja-
ko mdslicko, jakoby NELL tYder
po veselce Fuksu ma marianne
chyGliln, jak j md ~ telc'', slay.
M uznalu jeho rozaafnt jedndni X
mtstskS ln strojnikem, kterf eht6l
Vyskoeila osidit, n zylhste blabQ
fceila. jak SO NH letos obili Wy.
vcdlo, 10 " je hucd yid6t hospo.
dare, ktcry ore IA mnlou brazdu
q poll da pot a moody.
Vysko6iI ysak jen cd ram W.
eel, pill u huboyal ia nccas. flt6I
mocku na jetcl vyydzct. a ted IA.
jeduou nebc jake capouch a la.
leuddf ~prorokuje psi pocasil
V%yskocilka MdaIa muzc bayit
vcsniclcf mi noyinkami "Jesfli
pax viz, ~ II Lcdeekfcli byl wtera
vase rhmils, yyprayoyala fly
tilka, ~ Lrdeckg chttl zenp H.
mIatit, ~ pax bfael X pfedstayc
ntmn n ~ jestd v noel chttl let6l
do mesta pro zandara A yykfiko
val ma zaspi, he leuu musi pfiydst
na sibenici, ~ j to neslcvi a zc j
ylasy vytrhap'
"Af vytrha, 80 jc nam pc
tomY" bubl0I hospoddf a hIedal
V snpliku II stolu ntjaka sidla a
spagdtky.
"Bozi prayda, mic nam 20 tom
neni, ale cd IL Ledcckt 10 neni
hczkf. mi NJ mfti rozum,
kdyz Vi M jednou Ledecktho wa.
In, mi mn bgti vfrnhi On Jest
muzskg jake muzskg, mnoho 81 VI
mich nevybcres, md SO drzet syi.
hol A iesfli pak bys fckI, proc
mu zanhsfg"
VyskofiI zabrufel niktcrak Mi
lostnf; "Nic %nefcknu, il bah
akgeh KEPT nesbhnim ~"
Jiudy by m byla Vyskoeilka
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reinopA A vepA

lsfltwla 0halatilh mas ititm
ismsi pru laats nr.iut kipl,
lidsise Nlnie SpoeiSa 10 JOS
dine so yedt, ably lsk uhitvila
d puutila BEL v naloiitt forma
u slouspnf slatish Grove ~
Tor Nmr siltytl lpsi naiiepsi
tomhinaee iii ptlfoda posi-
lutu a lest Hmlscna uanfiftA ~
tedeetNm pnsubem Neul hen
llch plisad nell prast pfitui
nj kalifcrnsll Vino IL vNbmn
lttiN. byliny toiinly = kniy,
iieh2 pon5ivd i nn delani toto
pfiprnykl Ntla " ytuasnA2i
la lontiti 10 uellepsi ueiltpp
mofuVm %gpdsoben q ncui mdii
divu. ~ vlsledky tohoio ltlu
isou obdiyuhodnt Matte ldheg
NA~0he n klgllem eise Il ne
potfebuicie Sc strnchoyai drs
nosti liNom lhi1c f6s ndriuval
sllnSm u ptipravcrtm vNknna
ti sve nejlcpsi " krldem aast
M prodei il Wseho obchndni
Ia. ncbo lop Sic primo ma !
u Srheucr &C., II West Austin
Ave- Chicago Ill.,
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yedtl ted Sc ysude nosi jcn ko
Ntyny''. Jc 10 suknf u iak0N
podclN kacabajka. vine, IA zlmu
a TAX rybnickoya Noyaeka mi
nkala, jcstli bych II take neol,
jcdnala ma ten "kostSn', n II
Dude lacintjsi, zc Sintacka u u
Ky objcdna, ~ ted kazda podrd
bynt Dude miti ".kostyn'', a, 20
mysliI, tadyhlc prottjsl Vayffn
koya ! pro holkn objednala ~
"kostyn'', TAX ja ncyim,"
klesla hlasem a nIpiIa ulckan@n
~pohIedem M muzoyi
"Abys ~ nebldznjIa jaks
zoufale fckl VyskoGil. "Chtt
bych koupit noyou fezaeki, =
scjta Sc musi poprayii, %sffrc!J
potffbuji pokrgyace, q ny fed
sc rozbIaznis paradout
"Pockej, Tonitku - vysko.
GLEN ten titul hroznt skubl, n
zcna yzdycky TAX doiizaIa, kdyl
pfco chtfla yyzadonif q kdyz 81
bIayu postavila, "Tonicku, il
vi . vajcc nam vi zlatky pfipra-
ycny. r. il bych mnoho M fobd
nechffIa, ale taky bycb NJ II
" "%kostgnu" Ilbila "
"Jczismarja, jesft Dcmam da.
ne zapIacepy, "a prdsky jscm dlu.
len, IN scmiDko jsem dluzen ~
broziI Ne bospodaf.
IA zasc IN botkacb pfiseffi.
In, ami jsem Jetos podrhzek memo
In, Dhco . DYNASTY pfjddm -
rycbIe yyrazcIa vyskociIka
~ ty neyis, NJ obiIi spadIo, Ne
q cbIiya letos ME pcprodamc
zaJostniI vyskoriI
"vsecbno, ~ PanbGb, dobfe
dopadne, Touirku Wax IL mn
vseebno ssma V hospodafsfyi DIN
ma jaro pit bus neeham ale
jcD ~ muE, Tonlrku, Debra6,
IN byeb - batdon propaGIa aby
fndyb1e protHjM vavfinkova mi
IL "kosfyp", n il jeo V ~ ny.
M -"
Vysk0m M DeprofesfovaL mi
nGm bIasem EekJ ~ moe.i iak
cbrek7"
Tenn 10 ehyth kotem krkn, VII
tkJa mn m~Isskayou bnbj1kn m
nehoIenon fvhf n syhdOk k4pfaIa
40 nebs "Je0 ", Ton1Tk1. asj
padeshtkn mi pFidhE -"
vyskOfU ami pednfI, m0fsJe
nm bJayon . jebo vuee u6juily.
ksznsdtin1 Dohyb
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pre- laiu .lc,a .elmi p4ietnla 4.
bt hespodAf - sekhice nlekl al,
jnes 10 pnlhla ial alMhanhn
medrm len milnt A,thuliIN
unn 10 hahst, klew neis0u, N
ii 10 crla yrs ledeckA il H.
ste mluda osoha a ucrada rhod
mad lidi uirhuna. ale lrdrekt l,
NJ ullil wn tfnehu naradN II lrui
uiku media To on radsh koup.
neeo 10 hospuddisiNi, ole ifuphlI
lensimu saikn IA hlayu fika
attlsha mafnosl A TAX Ne poyidh.
Se iedccka onehdy doaala IA.
rem, pomysli, darem' noyf tSr.
iooh. pax utiakou pmtitkovanou
ldtku M inpky a hfebcn do via.
"a, takoyy kolomasirikovy. niki,
~ nesldmc, j. 10 novinka
Nyskotil pfchraboyal ~ ) sup
likn u naiednou hromoval TIA
nv isrm mdl psi fcminky, ale.
spel desei iich IA bylo. o kde ME,
IA uici To III hrabele, takovon
v'c yshodiic n yyhodi 81 10 do
smctf r.
llospodyne pfikrodiln u lnhod
nj %koneisila Me il ii neyyho
dim, tomn id pfecc rozumim.
go ic hospoddfskd potfcha A hol
ka sem nejde, - IA ~ hrnhnt "
nfcem neodv6zi A ciai elo,6k
pfece nebndc otyirai suplik 4 n.
bych nezapomnela. - TAX Tide n.
kaji, ~ 10 Lcdcrke vscchno Loil.
pill Pepinek ~ staiku, 10 Sc spolu
sehazeii tamhlc vc stare stronze n
~ je taky v mdst6 Tide videli Pc.
A TAX isem Vi ii r..
kln, ze LcdeckF ma tom neni bez
why, - nem6 zen6 kousck toho
poteseni odpirot Utmost jim ~
aiyobyti, M par rokh So
urodilo, chilly sc jim dafi.
proc on Ledeckf i toho kou.
klocu n~epfeie?"
Vyskocil shlcdal we poifrbnG,
rozlozil ii 70 IN sthl u tizkopad.
nym krokem yyscl ~ scknife.
llospodyn6 nakoukla do misni.
kn, n zrovna j srdcr poskocilo,
le v banciece zbylo trochn RI.
nu llonem pruznt skocila K tru
n V pfikrddezniku hrnbala 80
= %papiroySch kornouiech
To byla Vyskocilcina apatika,
kofeni tam mcla, take
prot kfecim, yetroyS ole
Iicek a stafalec pendrcku proii
Ikytavcc
IIonem hodila pod plotnn lirst.
"a christi, nalila do emajllcku
4 pfikryla poklickou
To NJ 50 vracel Vyskocil 3 nj.
uei eepd. vseIiiak cd lonska
Sch Il potrhapgcb, pololil
o ramofi ma stil n hned kraini
pozorne prohlizeI Occpek byl
'rasklH, reminky We zhlayei hod
e prodfcnf A W pracoyaI ku.
lou a SidIem
Hospodyne jestf pfibodila hrst
hr6sti, pfima6kla pokIicku, aby
'rzy Yoda yarem zakIokotala a
he stolu. Ialozila NJ
nee a cnkrove zafiDala; "Taky
sem II jcste ncpoytdela, jak Tide
ondi o statecke Pcjfilcc. SIa o =
taky jcdnon IN eas v ne. F.
III do kosfela. abycb ii fekla. :
4 byeh lidem ncytfila, ale M !
OBI jsem tn osobu yid6la
Jece takova majetnost, Jen
edno dite, = Ietos prodali dy1 .
rayy a jalovici, - vsechno Jim =
o poll jen kvetc, n jde Vi ii
IA do kostela jake badrnice, IT,. :
oyou starou kanafaskn md We. J
bofky V kramflekach roz. !
Inatlane a k%opuletou Ioktusi ma =
,be, no, panibabieka Smith. .
<oya by nesla v fakovG Ioktuki Z
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WV 8ftt NNftiHt WV ~ tHNt HHftN
foNah
Ne,h W rnauna,at raw
tsi N,nho'il 4 tAouuAl trp0.lAl
mhi n mad nsiak ithlA
NJ 10 yis, T. "a 70 iinle ne
tmiuim, 10 ia leu tai mcsi nam
toNldam Ale nrslnsi ~ IL, a.,
srlkn i iakoye malcinosii ehndili
iek uliuW toniras To gns tam
HE tihalha irn go ie prayda
ia je vidteky iako ~ skatnl
.ks' Nir druhtho, Me peknt yserh.
No %oupraynt ySycdent, ptkne u.
siit. ien tab askt krajceky a nc
vie ncs diva kanyrky Msla Ia.
koyon yclcnayou suhni q mcrun.
koyou iuphu, moe 10 tihelcc
slus.lo
Ably 80 iaky baba ncnarkdi.
la bublnl vyskotil u rkouacl
nov, otepck na cepoyku
llospodyne mrkla X plotnt, iro
rhn e. gamldcla a pax mckee ~
hoyofiln Ably 81 fcklo, ~ Jest
Cihalkn b6hou, TO gus ne .c v To-
tech, ale muSi So fici. 2c ' nci
lcpsich lctech Nine No zd6. h.
ic dnkonce ~ mnou sicjne siarG.
Ony lenskf icstf v scdcsGii letoeh
yyidon do boziho kostclirhm
V nnsem klocu. n kdyby Jim
fckli bdbol budon se cepcifit
Me TAX, lenskd 81 ma chodii
puprayud, ably So ncfeklo, 10 ic
10 hGdr nonice -" soudiln taha.
wynn, povyScn6j sim hlasem.
Vyskocil AMI nezayreel. V obi.
ieji rozIila 81 mu spokojonosi,
Drotozc feminkem dobfc ocepck
itdhl n femen mn cepu byl icst6
,achoyaly,
Vyskodilka p%fiiocila se Ike ma
hodila do vrouci vody tro.
eaje = pytlicku n pfikryla pc
Vyydfela vzdy .eaj ia.
NJ byl do ruda temny /
FAX vzala y pfihrddky mn stcnG
,alichoyou sklenici tlnsttho ska.
do nj kousek cukru. . ban
pfilila hodn6 RUM a slila
u TO tmavou tekutinu y cmajlG
kn.
lIospoddf NJ ntkolikrdt yt6hl
% nosu %kofennou ylni. n kdyz
go hospodyn6 kuti, udivc.
Z zahutcl1 GO pax ~ dnes TAX
ystroiujcsl"
Vyskocilka sc libcznS usmdla y
! nesla sklen6nf kalich ma sf1L
itbe'ala "Kdyz je dncs tako.
Z kalnf q Sychrayf dent A TAX /:
2 mi zdalo, m ntjak chraptis, :
By SO ii ieda na prsou rozgolni. ;
}. A jen 10 yypij, jcstt tam
ude jcdna sMeuice -" TO ~
fknf ~pfitodila, muzc po zadech
ohladila a sklenici mu ruky III. 4
In.
Hospoddf polozil sidIo, obori nc
"a trochn n~adzyihlo, d w bral
slcDici k~ofalkovy rum ostfe
. femme tekntiny.
Go pill, Vyskocilko rozkladala
Ty feknes bahia Ncma se pa.
dit a go pax annie Vojtiko
! . BublicY Piece 10 jc 1hlcd-
! zenskh, prsnata, bokata, r. ale
ami zcnskou nebyla! Ccly !
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The Delta independent., 1920-09-17

Arrivals Tuesday evening from
Shelbina, Missouri, were Mrs. Will
Harrison and two sons and their fam
lilies for a visit with the Alex Jones
and Clarence Neel families at Ced-
eredge. Mrs. Neel met them here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Martin, who are
farming on the Figure Four ranch
near Austin, were down Monday. Mr..
Martin had an X-ray taken in an at
GRAFTON for appendicitis was neces-
sary.
Following is the enrolment in the
Delta schools this year. Senior High
school 230, Junior High School 19O
Sixth Grade "a. Fifth Grade 9S,
Fourth grade 90, Third grade 50,
Second grade 1O2, Primary LOG. North
Delta Ill, Mountain View As, Esca-
lante I. Total 1850.
f. W. Reeme and Mr. Vaudeville of
the Holly Sugar company, with head
quarters at Grand Junction, were in
this territory yesterday looking after
field business for the company Mr..
company and spends most of his time
at FL Paso, Texas.
w. A. Vickers of Enid, Oklahoma,
has purchased the Whitelaw place at
rs Meeker. where he will make his
future home. The Vickers drove to
Delta from Oklahoma in their car,
and state that Delta has more build
ing going on than any other place
along the entire route.
Geneyieve Daniels entertained a
number of friends at her home last
Friday evening. Several delightful
games were player. after which re-
freshments were served The guests
departed, all agreeing that they had
enjoyed a very pleasant evening, and
wishing the little Miss many more
birthdays.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-17
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
80 80 ~

| Mrs T. Stencil was down from Ce
daredge Tuesday on shopping ex
pedition.
Ira Morrow is back from Denver
where he went to market with some
choice lambs.
Miss Gene Layden visited week
with Mrs. Donald Clifford at Norwood
coming home last week.
Mrs. R. C. Braisted returned from
California Tuesday, where she has
been for number of months.
Mrs. w. H. Rutherford and son
Charles from Manitou, are visiting
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs j
F. Keller
Janet Amsbary gave a party Mon
day for her sister Catherine, who ex
poets to leave in about a week for
Pittsburg.
| A series of evangelistic services
will begin in the hall over r. F. VIII.
liams' store Sunday night at 1880
Everyone invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell. have moved
from the Singleton rooms to the
closer to their work
The Democratic county central
committee meets at Delta tomorrow
Business pertaining to organizing for
the campaign will be discussed
Rev. George F. Klein was the Off.
| Sunday evening of Mr.. Ray Haword
| and Miss Elizabeth Long, both of
Paonia.
Clifford Belknap departed Tuesday
evening for Pullman. Washington,
where he enters upon his senior
year in the Washington State agri-
cultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. Lyon stopped
off on their way from California to
their home East, for a fewdays'
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Doty
at Figure "a" ranch
After pleasant weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Penti-
cuff, and her brother and sister, Mrs.
Donald Clifford left Tuesday for her
home at Norwood.
Mr.. Roberts, the sign artist is in
Montrose this week, taking in the
fair, and looking out for new up-to-
date signs that some of the leading
business are to have put on.
c. f. and P. Z. Paul have returned
from Alvord. Texas, where they WIS.,
tied their mother. They report the
lady in about the same state of health
as when they went to see her.
Mrs. A. A. Clements and daughter
Dorothea came down from Paonia
Monday, and the young lady went
to Colorado Springs to enter Colo
RADIO College, while Mrs. Clements
returned to her home in the evening
The Delta independent., 1920-09-17
Entertained at Montrose.

A number of Delta ladies'. members
of the Friday Fancy work club, mot
ored to Montrose Friday AMI spent
the day at the home OF Mrs. H. F.
Stewart, an honorary member.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-17
Home from Convention.

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davis arriv-
ed home Saturday morning from Pu-
eblo where the former attended the
semi-annual meeting of the Colorado
Retail Clothiers' convention. and his
wife took in the sights in the smoky
City" Mr.. Davis is president OF the
association