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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
LOCALES BREVES
Choque autonovilistico

a las 500 p. M, del dia de aver,
Sc do parte al Departments de Pc
licia que en- Ia LA. cuadra de las
GALES de E. Commerce acababa de
ocurrir IN choque entire los autorno-
viles de Mr.. Meyer Y Mr.. Stove, es-
te ultimo domiciliado en- Ell numeru
COS de la avcnida c. En- seguida Sc
p~resent0 al lugar del suceso e. agente
de policia Christoph quier inform6
que ninguna d~esgracia personal Sc
habia recistrado en- ell accidente que
acababa de suceder.
Mr.. Meyer fue conducido a la car
eel de Ia ciudad de donde habra de
comparecer a Ia Corte Federal.
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to.
-;Corrienta. dijo Noe.
-Entonces Lahire presunt6 a la
duquesa de Montpensier.
Sonora, 5estais ben resuelta a
libertayme?
La princesa lie dirigi6 una m:irada
de amor Y de reconverci6n.
-iIngrato! exclamo.
-iY 81 os suplicara cue liberia
rails a mi amigo?
. va sabeis que ESQ es impossible.
-iHablo... de que. le-.- liber-
tets en mi lugar.
La duquesa sofoco III grito.
-Porque habeis de saber, continue
Lahire, que COMO va no guerra huir
sin e., acabamos de dirimhr Ia cues
ton entire los dos.
-jQue queries decir?
Que echaremos suer;es.
Madame de Montpensic1 retroce-
die un paso y miro a Lahlre con
ojos azorados; pero este repit!3 fra
mente:
ST, sonora. nos encor1ciidaremos
a Ia suerte.--Y en- seguida sac0 de
81 bolsillo un dobl62, Y anadio:-Se-
hora, os juro que 81 me favorece Ia
suerte, huire; pero juradme tarnbiea
que 81 el favorecido sera r.! amigo.
le a~yudareis en- su fuga como me hu-
bieses ayudado q mi.
La duquesa estuvo vac!lando.
--Entonces, dijo friamente Lahire.
no hablemas mas de clio, sonora, no
hemos hecho nada.-Y volvi6 a me-
.e en- su bolsillo ell dobion anadieu-
do:-En suma, prefiero cas- que ssi
sea,
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Golpeada en- un choqu-

A las $50 p m, del ola de aye,
Mrs. l. L. Cocker, domiciliada en- e
numero 1917 de Ia Gale de "
Woodlawn, inform6 c: departments
de policia que manejando su auto
movil iba en- compania de Miss Saglt
per las Gales de Elmira cuando fut
atropellada por Ell automovil 1886
81 cual siguio su canine sin hacer al,
OF. Dijo MIS-. Coker q Su pasajera,
la senorita Sagle, habia sufrido Sc
rios golpes en- ell choque y que su
autom6vil habia resultado deterio-
RADIO.
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ES NORMAL LA SIIUAClON EN-
BARCELONA

De! Ssrpicio Especial dc Ia PRENSA.
MADRRID, Febrero 29.-Un la
c6nico mensaje recibIdo de Barcelona
informa que Ia situaci6n es va nor
nal ALI nuevamente Y que Ia Tranquil
lidad un tanto alterada durante los
lltimos dias. LA renacido nuevamen,
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ANECDOTA Historical

Beranger GONNA en- casa de su ami
go eli banquero Laffite, solo bebia
aqua.
-Pero, como-le pregunt6 una Sc
nora que tenia al lado, ?-vos que tan
bien cantais Ia embraguez, no bebeis
vino?
No, senora; mi musa Sc ME 10
bebe todo,-respondio ell poeta.
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ANECDOTA

Hallandose muy erferno Ell poets
dramatico Voiissenon, que temia mu,
cho al diablo, mand6 recado a un sa,
cerdote llamado La Melville Y lie di,
jo:
Padre, mucho he menester dc
vuestras luces, porque no quiero ir a
inferno:
ST persists en- escribir operas
comicas. cs ruy facil que caigais en-
ell inferno y no es este 10 peor, sino
Iut. $500.
-jPues hay osa peor?
ST, V eS que oS silbaran.
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(Pasa de "a la

(Pasa de IA 1a.)
Cqrranzc Sc Girioi6 a MnrgatG q eS-
te ofrsci6 protection. .
FL senior Presidente de n Republi-
ca Sc dirigio v-iolentamente al senior
general Francisco Murgra. quien en-
mensaje de 8 de Febrero, fechado en-
Piedras Nagras, me manifesto haher
tornado todas las medidas del case Y
que Ia compania podia scguir traha-
jando sin tenor alguno en- Ia re-
gi6n de "Avalos'' Y 'Providencia",
4 pesar de las dlsposiciones dicta-
das por eI senior general Murguia :
de Ia confianla Gle 81 mismo tuvJ en-
e protection militar de aquella re-
! gi6n, el plaGio dc Adams Sc llevo 4
cabo en- fecGa reciente; Y 81 Caale
podria hacer responsible nj sc!ior ge-
neral Nurguia. mencs puede inputar-
/ seme esq res23I.sat!iidad = mi que
carezco act22lucc:e DE- manic dc TO
pas.
I;Que diFan Fall q los dennis eTemi-
GoS del c1rruPeiSnso.!
No me ocupare de refutar IN car
go tan absurdo Y vulgar como 81 que
pudiera 70 insDirar Ia ejecuci6n de
IN crimen como Ell de que Sc trata, y
solamente llamo Ia ateHci6n de US
ted sobre 10 immoral Y antipatri6-
, tico de una labor de difamacion Y
caIurlnia de esta n~aturaIeza, va que
| para los enerligos de Mexico N el
extranjero. por ejemplo Mr.. Fall, nc
habria prueba mas concluyente So
bre la 6epravaci6n de noSotros los
! militares Y gobernadoreS neXicanos
que 10 escrito en- IN peri6dico sosteni
do por el jefe de nueStro gabinece,
( pues a peSar de Que nueStros enc
migos en- Ell extranjero son intepe-
rantes en- exceso, nunca Sc les po-
dra ocurrir que el dine-o de Ia Naci6r
Sc emplee en- labor de difamaci6n Y
calumnia contra n~osotros misrlos.
No h0ce poiiticG y pOr ESQ no dS'S,
NJ q Ia junto ds gobernodoreS.
En- cuanto d que 20 hago politica
a listed le consta que atenJamente re-
chac& Ia honrosa invitaci6n que Sc
me hiciera para hacer politica en-
esa ciudad en- fecha reciente (me re,
fie-o a Ia reunion de Gobernadores) ;
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! para hbros en- espanol dirijase
bsted a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano-
ms y. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio,
Tgas.
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
l1s n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio,
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Ia JUvENTUD De ENRIQUE "
FOLLETIN Mum 2242

$50 mismo guiero maCarle.
Pero Is duquesa clavo Ell 2! una
noiraGa doninadora que le SUbyugo.
No! ivcs NE obedscereis ex-
clam6.-Y eUconceS Sc levaUto y vol-
viendose hacia e pale, dijc:-A-
maury vete = CnSIllar IL cahallo.
El pale Sc lnclino.
y vos. anaGiO dirIgiendoSe g
leo, tonad csc candelero.
Leo obedeciO.
-iBieu, ahora abrid esd pue-ta '
aIumbradme.
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II

Leo de Arnembur%o. vac laEte
aun. nero dominad-. vencido p5r Ia
ifsrrea voluntad de esra crlatura de
.15cada ' rabia, llamaGa n duIuesa
de Montpensier. echo q andar oelan-
he hasta 10 entrada de n eScaleCa
E~subterrarea que conducia = liz CO.
ivacha donde Lahire ' Noe Sc halla-
tban e-ncerrados. Parose ALI Y miro
Ia Ia duquesa ONO ipterrogandola.
LEsta Sc retir6 4 Ia sombra y le dljo:
Id q relevar Z cos dos solcados.
Idesnedidlos ' ocGpad 81 pueS0}-1
iaI YER que Leo V2cilaba aun, ana
Edi:-Si nc yais, creere que va no
lule anais.
Estas palabras irritaron al senior
de Arnenburgc. DeScendio, pueS, Ia
escalera, ' Ia duqueSa, que Sc labia
auedado en- ell corredor superior. lie
oy,j 6espedir 4 los dos soldados, les
-cuales pasarcn iunto a Ia GuIuesa
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BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.
Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia Ciudad. Chauffeurs que hablan
espanol.-Cuota. $500 por bora
Alberto Dia y Noche. (Adv,)
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p. o. BOX II. Indio. Calf. L. S. A.
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Cqrranzc Sc Girioi6 a MnrgaiG q Is,
te ofreci6 protection.
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our dir5an Fall q los dennis enem,i-
GoS del curTuPciSngo,
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Z.3ss5 " q = ~ M ; 81 IS
The Caakor Oh faslustry.


~ IN l'elslrtnrnt of Il griculture reasler
The lrtsnufactnre Of castor oil III the
United MATES received 4 tremendous
impetus during the war through the
launched BIZ tile War de-
partnient u secure large supplies s,f
this product FIR use as iii aiipIaIie
engine lubricant. Pence Il stopped tie
abnormal sleinund for this oh. bmt us
thu industry has long been established,
It will l,rs,lailIy continue ION d normal
bsasdx II II lie d the lsss,eniag influence
OF war On the nlarket.
srhe Eurtx;n 1T Plant Industry. La
n publication prepared ~ one 81 III
Specialists. shows That tie demand for
cnsstar oil II permanent and likely to
bces,nse stronger ns new problems of
inI rfcnfi0n :arixe This "a 81 used ex-
clusivelv Il the lubricant Tor certain
tsUex of alrplane n,eta,rs md was nsetI
widely d i general lnl,ritztnt until the
VI cheap high grade min
eraI oils replaced It. altlloasll II Il stiiI
lis'ed IN uie tropics up0li heavy ma
cl.inery astor oil ~ efteii slren pre-
fersise ri b lutrieslllf az 10 retains Its
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-04

better, homes il to check ul, on coldi-
lions as they are and zee the llany
ways IN which they may he Improved.
HIT most people ARE not mile to make
the hest 0f what they have. 4 man.
who lets hts buildings and fences fa,ll
down, pays III attention. ID rotation it.
CROPS lets his nsllislre leach ausas into
the creeks. forsets III i,ssglects 20 feed
and care for his stock regularly, and
lets his wife 80 out to pump water and
split wood Is apt To- Install in the minds
of his clliIlren the idea. that nobody Isl
ever i flluler Who III slAart enough to
he anything else Oh the other hand.
sone who maps out His es,urse ana lets
no season 20 By without making some
improvements iii Ills way Of doing
things will surely ind himself getttn1
better animals aud gsliiling In self-res-
rect and inllslrts,nce. NIT only 10 him
self but 4, the community A. we'll
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-04
Well Cared For Stock
Means Better Homes

y 5. Department Of agriculture re:,der.I
AZ a rule, better stock means i,etter
homes and better homes better stock.
There are exceptions, Of course. hut
when you think Of the one it is very
likely that yen think Of tic other Also.
Even il yon are making no effort To
grew lligil-Sratle stock 0r purvbretl.: yorl
are alt. after taking moro pride lii
your home and yonr buildings. tu TAKE
better care OF the ordinary stock iii,
yoilr farill. An expert cal, RET letter
results with less fuel from iii old and
poor. heating plslnt than A slIImllotl per-
son will Het from a high yrsftlp outfit.
The most money Is mot always made
with tie highest grs.ale It ln,relirel ami
mails. There are s0llie men who make
really good returns Iy handling good
grade aninnlls In nn Intelligent, pFsac-
teal way.
GOOD HANDLING NECESSARY.
The tAoughtf,ll farmer knows TINT
the only profitable s,llinaal il tile we'll
Cared for ;lninal. AI;ily Il man who ii
not at he,lrt very kind has learned the
lesson 40 FIR AZ cattle are concerned
TINT the exercise of consideration ard
gentleilcss MEANS the s'ssing Of dcllsars.
Very rev men are mean enough to he
mean WHEN they Know u hurts their
poeAe.nooks. ~ olie VINO Sets tile i'o-
..u,' ~. !. in'ss 8 a.e w ''sse iA's'
s.','e as.ss'lsls - rs, s'll.lf''s ~ 'l''s
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Miller, Roy Kirby, s. f. Norris and
others. each working ahout 100 negroes
Mr.. Tom Hickman is much ini.
proved which the correspondent Is
pleased to report.
Look ut this! 8 full l,age given to
Rossier city Watch out for the ads
Of our eilterprising merchants
Brother Frazier, assistant pastor
OF the First Ralitist Church ~ Shreve-
port, will preach here tnlorning anu
evellingy next sunday
O;r s.'ortsmel, way white perch
are biting fine on Bodcau now. guess
they know. :,s they are often seen go-
ing and coming with rod and reel
Mrs, G;iice. Miss Guice and Miss
tAshrey. Of Homer, visited Mrs. Il. sP..
SaEI, for the weekend and took in tllt,
State Fair Mrs Gllice Is Mrs. SapI,'s'
mother.
Mir. and Mrs Milton and children.
of Monroe. IRE visiting old friends
here for i few days. They are making
Mr.. ailtl AIRS. Y. w Iiutclling's home
their headquarters
Claude Allen. jr., was taken to j
Shreveport sanitariuln Tuesday. It Is
Thought m operation for appendicitis
viii be necessary Hope he will sooll
be bone and IN good health again.
Monday night a number Of friends
80 -x -
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Bossier City
LOCAL AND Personal.

Everybody Is attending die State
Fair this week.
Miss Sadie Demoss spent tie week
end with the home folks
There are whispers OF wedding
bells for the near future
Mr.. w. G. T. Furnis, Of Midway,
visited MI. 7. ]. smith Monday and
Monday night.
Mrs Il. w. Smith Is spending the
week in Shreveport with hels mother.
Mrs. George Dalryniple.
Mr. George Dalryrnple. ct Sllreve-
port. spent last Thurstla. aud Friday
with his daughter. Mrs. Il w Smith.
Mrs. w b. Sapp entertained her
sisters. Mrs. Furilis Of Midway, and
Mrs. Brown, Of Koran, lust saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Willis are the
proud parents Of their first child, a
10-lNnnd hoy. who arrived Thursday
morning of last week
Mrs. Viola Mccranie's new bnnga-
low IS now nearing complexion and
she will soon be nlpving In. I7ds il one
OF the iliest modern homes in our town
and will add much to its am earance.
AIR. ID. Il. Sorrefl. ji.. ansl Miss
Julia iugonff surprised their friends
Sunday, BIZ quietly marrying at the
home OF tue l.ride's parents In Cafldo
Parish. For the present they are Hight
housekeeping In Shreveport Their
niliiy friends extend hearty tongratu-
lations and good wishes May che roses
OF hapIinrss grew thick along yonr
way.
Federal government employees
have 4 l,erga crew OF negroes At work
iii nearby lields. cleaning alp. with d
view Of preventing the spranl uf tile
pink boil worm. Two agricultural
agents are In charge Of thu. work. The
weekly lsly: roll, Of several thousand
dollars. being pslitl on here. greatly re-
iieyes flle strain caused BIZ tile low
price Of cctton. ANON. orr citizens
having cllaige Of the squads ii labor
ers are Mtssrs J. Fl. MoslaNs.ll. Tom
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TWIiOWfNG GOOD FAAkrf5CEB.
Al,out tile first thing that may be
done toward getting better stock and
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The Rpby Show Winners.

In the Baby Show IL tile Fair Leroy
Kirby. jr.. woi: first prize as the finest
hoy one year old or siinaer: Thomas
Paul Southerland winning second
Place: Ethel Mae Hughes, first prize
as the prettiest girl one year. old or
under, and May Helen s:lri. second
AIRS. Bell, OF New Orleans. Red Cross
nurse, Judged the hal les and * rsssetl
their nlarss Ms being very close. ami
said OF the one dozen tslhies entered
IN this show she Ind never seen Letter
marks She did know Rassitr's renu-
tatian for the finest III everything;
Mrs. ~. "A. castosi. who had charge
OF the Rahy Sis,w las c;iusc to ne
proud. as this Is decidedly the most
successful III the history of the fair.
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The Bean and Cowpea
Menaced by New Pest


4 new bean and cowl,ei pest known
MS the bean ladybird or Mexican beam
hectic which Inns for many :eslrs been
established In the seiiiarids Sd ushssess
ss d serious pest, has inst lpen re-
ported from ten counties iii Alal,aina
scentering at birmingham iuffg the
past SUMMER. Il Ii feared that this ila-
festation may already lls.vs. spread to
other portions Of tie state. 81 not fo
tile states Of t;eorgiil. Tepnesslee aud
Mississippi II this pest IS MT tllor-
.0ughly aRd Immediately elsnlicateti It
may produce as disastrous results to
the bean and cowpea crops of tile south
as the Colorado potato hestle OF the
sweet Potato weevil To the crops which
they attnck. An average OF ;al lnr cent
luss to the bean and cowisea crut ii Of the
infested counties il alres,d,: r.lsirtesl.
The beetle works lxifll great lppidity
and III three to six days NH. ruin ,1li
entire crop. In the West this pest is
confined to etiible and soy lHstl,s as i
food plant. Its new hal,it Dc feeslinS.
UPON cowpeas tremendously increases
its possibilities FOR injdries SSince tt
may AIS, Ic found to s,lhsisr Oh velvet
Leans The Kndzu vine, and related
plants, there no harrier I'll Its com
TUNED spread eEer the entire Eastern
United Stases Like the Colorado p0-
#tatO beetle IL chr withstand any ex-
.tremes Of temperature which Il ~ likely
J
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If ron have something ON your farm
y0u would Ike To convert into money
advertise It in the BAnNER
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
Grange Held Meeting
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received on the gener-
al work and on the plumbing, and
heating and lighting till the third
day of April, 1920, dt 500 p. m. >by
the Board of Directors of Consolidat-
ed School District No. /, of Crowley
County; Colorado, for the const rue
tion of Superintendent residence
at Crowley. Colorado. in accordance
with the plans and specifications as
prepared by William W Stickney,
Architect, Pueblo. Colorado.
Plans and specifications will be on
file with the Superintendent. Walter
r. Dalby. Crowley, Colorado, and in
the office of the architect, after the
gath day of March. 1920.
Bids are to be accompanied by a
certified check to the Board of Direc-
tors in sum not less than five per
cent of the bid. The successful con-
tractor will enter contract and fur
nish bond in the sum of one-half the
amount of the contract, as required
by specificat' The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Bv oder of the Board of Directors,
of Cnnso' dated School District No. 1,
of Crowley County. Colorado.
Dated this 18th day of March,
1920
o. H. GRIFFITH, President.
Attest:
ELMER w. MILES. secy.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
Local News
Stanley Cutter Weds

Stanley cutter Weds
Mr.. Stanley L. Cutter, former
resident of Crowley county, and en-
ployed ut the National Sugar Manu-
featuring Co., plant as auditor, was
married to Miss Hazel L. Hurd of
Denver, Sunday, February 90. Mr.
Cutter is located in Longmont. and
they will make their home in that
city. Miss Hurd is the daughter of
Mrs. Alice Hurd of Denver and has
been employed as boJKkeeper for the
Western Securities Co. of Denver.
Mr.. Cutter left mere about five
years ago, and took q position with
the Empson Canning Co.
Numa PIT. Meeting =.
Numa-The Parent-Teacher meet
ing will be held at the Numa school
house tonight tFriday) in connect
ion with the pie social. The pro-
ceeds of the social will go to pur-
chase cups for the school house, to
be used for the entertainments given
there. A fine program is being pre-
pared and everyone is welcome
Cowan Farmer Killed
Hugo Democrat Ross II. Ander-
son, farmer of the Cowan neigh
borhOod in the l. of Lincoln county.
was instantly killed Saturday after
noon at five o'clock when the car he
was driving turned turtle. pinning
him underneath. The accident oc-
cured close to the Lincoln-Crowley
county line and was caused by the
breaking of the steering gear. His
brother-in-law, ID. NJ. Hires. was rid
ing with him but escaped injury, be-
ing thrown clear of the car.
Grange Held Meeting
Numa-The Numa Grange had a
very interesting open meeting last
Thursday night. The state master.
John Norris, was present and gave
very instructive talk.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
Berendo Hotel
OldLand Mark
ToBe No Mo. e

The Berendo hotel is soon to be a
thing of the past. 1t is being torn
spart and will soon DE converted into
four different. and very attractive
residences The lumber in the bull
ding is in good condition and 1t will
make just as good building material
as would new lumber. The mater
iui W II go to the following: Geo. B.
Edgar, Ray Edgar, j ID. Case and
VIM. Kersten. each Of whom is to put
Up new residences.
The Berendo is an old land mark
in Ordway. 1t was built here in
1895. twenty-five years ago and at
a time when Ordway was in its in
fancy and a very small place. There
IRE few persons here now who were
living here at that time II is said by
hose who can recall that l.. w.
Waltcr is the only person here now
who lived n the tow at that time
There are several others who lived
in the country. among them being
T. Ed Downev. Mrs. Van Ornam and
y. C. Roberts.
At the time the hotel was built n
ye-y few small frame buildings were
Up. and the population did not ex-
coed fifty people. One of the little
huSi1ess houses was a frame build
'r@ nut up for meat market and
stood whore the Bates meat market
= VOW located.
At about the tine of the building
~ the hotel Ordwav was beginning
~ grow and within five years the
f~wn had made a very good start In.
tho wan OF population. Within five
vea-s au'te a rlumber of people who
40 here now were residents CT the
town.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
OBITUARY

NJ. Henry N Mccoy was born on
December IL. 1850 IN Illinois. He
oarrn to Ordwav in 1898 and made
bts home in Crowley county until
rhout e'ght wears ago. at which time
he went TO the Western coast. Later
- made his homo with his daughter
Mrs. q u Scott of Woodland. Idaho
y was at that place that he died on
Mach
NJ MrCov was a member OF the
NJ w a lodge and held hts mem
hn-ahin in Gluev Springs He leaves
- mourn his departure three chill
frau and five sisters: also eight
g-pr-lchtldren. T. children are
Claude l. Mccoy. Mrs. c. b. Scott.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
After Better Service

People up in the rorder district
have mail service trouble most of
the time. They do not have very
good service, taking the district as
a whole. for when one portion of the
big Forder community is getting a
good service another portion is not.
There seems to be real good way to
remedy the situation but there are
some things which the postoffice de-
partment might do which would aid
the situation. For instance the mail
from Ordway goes to the Forder
postoffice, wherever that may be,
and is also delivered along the line
to some of the patrons. Then the
mail comes down from the north to
Karval and is likewise delivered to
some of the patrons along the line.
These two postoffices are but very
short distance from each other. but
for a Forder farmer to send a letter
to Hugo, his county seat, he must
send it by way of Ordway and then
to Pueblo. via Color ado Springs and
back. Likewise mail from the Kar-
val district for OrdwHy must be sent
miles around to get here.
These two mail routes could be
connected and while it would make
full connecting mail service from the
rorth and south it might help to get
better local service for the people in
the big FOrder district.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark.
etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka, removes
all foul. accumulated poisonous mat
ter from BOTH upper and lower
bowel and prevents appendicitis. 1t
relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach
pleasant action of Adler-i-ka sur
prises both doctors and patients. A
business man reports great benefit
in long standing case of indigest-
ion and sour stomach. Edgar
Brothers.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26

When the Democrats go into
presidential convention at San
Francisco in June. no doubt wo-
men delegates will be seated. How
ever, the Ohio Democrats were
the first to name a woman to the
place. the honor going to Mrs.
A B. Pike of Lakewood, O., .
suburb of Cleveland.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26

OF the world. In one year she set
the mark of 15.255 pounds of milk
and 1O4O pounds of butterfat. 1t
was remarkable feat-dairymcn
say. 1t was about seventeen times
her weight in milk-and at the pres
ont retail price of butter her produc-
tion brought in 1892. Her weight
is 900 pounds.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26
Mcthers Club Meeting

Numa-The Numa Mothers club is
TO meet next Thursday, April 1, with
Mrs. A. G. Miller. IT will be an all
day meeting, and everyone is asked
to take their thimbles.
The Ordway new era., 1920-03-26

Mrs. Irene Balch. The sisters are
Mrs. Page. Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Man
ers. Mrs. Creeks. Mrs. Slifer.
The funeral services were held at
the Methodist church at Olney on
Thursday morning. March IL, and
interment vas made in the Olney
Springs cef etery. Rev. T. S. Hughes
pastor of e Crowley Presbyterian
church offi6fated.