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Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-07
Order to Compel
Vaccination in
City Is Modified
Will Be Required Only Of
Persons or Other Public
Places Who Have Been Ex.
posed to Smallpox.

City Health Commissioner DR.. A.
s. Pinto yesterday withdrew his
order of Monday for compulsory
vaccination OF public school chill
dren and employees Of business
firms or institutions where people
congregate.
There is no smallpox epidemic in
Omaha, only four light cases having
been reported. This is said not to
be unsual at this time OF the year.
Attorneys advised that in the abb
sence OF an epidemic the health conf
missloner's power to compel vac
clnation was doubtful.
DR.. Pinto SAID yesterday that he
would require the vaccination OF
persons in public schools or other
places, who might have been ex-
posed to smallpox.
The general vaccination was pro-
posed by him against a possible
spread of the epidemic now preva-
lent in Kansas City and Denver.
Il d. not intend to fight or go
into court to require vaccination"
said DR.. Pinto yesterday. Il ex-
pect cooperation. II anyone re-
fuses to be vaccinatcd. then let him
take his chances on having small
poX."
DR.. Pinto had addressed 800 let
tcrs to business institutions direct
ing that all employees should be vac
cinated. He announced orally in
connection with those letters that
the penalty for noncompliance would
be absence from work for period
Of Is days. DR.. Pinto now with
draws this announcement.
The health department shall vac
cinate all school children who have
been exposed to the disease, and
will require teachers and children
vaccinated or debarred from school"
DIR. Pinto announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-07
Brief City News.

Dublin Inn Closed-Dublin Inn,
the Chicken dinner resort on west
Center street, has been closed Tor
the winter.
Two Speeders Fined - c. A.
Tyson and Arthur Kearns were ar
raigned in Central police court for
speeding yesterday They each were
fined $3.50.
Callers From Bluffs-H. G. NC
Gee, w. f. Rohrer and Q. d. Arp OF
the Council Bluffs park department
visited Park Commissioner j. b.
Hummel yesterday.
Bandit Gets Nothing - A bandit
held up Sam Fox and W. M. Alberts
at Twenty-fourth and Clark streets
Monday night, but obtained no loot,
according to police.
Thieves Take Tobacco-Simon
Berger's soft drink parlor, 1914
North Twenty-fourth street, was en-
tered last night and quantity OF
cigars, cigarets and tobacco taken.
Cornell Luncheon The next
monthly Cornell luncheon will be
held at the University club Thurs
day noon. All Cornell men are in
yited. whether members Of the Uni
versity club or not.
Explains Automatic Phones-F.
A. Seeord of the telephone company
spoke at the luncheon of the Lions
club in the Rome hotel yesterday,
on the automatic tele~ hone soon to
be put in use in Omaha.
Screams and Escapes - Viola
Vickery, 2533 South Eighth street,
screamed, and after a short strug-
gle escaped from man who at
tempted to seize her at Eighth and
Bancroft street Monday night.
New Rule on Extracts--Accord-
ing to new ruling from Washington
received by u. S. Rohrer, prohibi-
ton officer, flavoring extracts can no
longer be sold in buk. but must be
bottled for use before distribution.
MAY Prosecute-According to U.
s. Rohrer, prohibition officer. wives
may prosecute bootleggers for SELL
ing whisky to their husbands, the
same as they could prosecute saloon
keepers under the old Slocumb law.
Large Bond Sale-The last $780,
600 allotment of the sS50,0o0 recon-
struction restoration court house
bonds was sold at par yesterday by
the county commissioners tor the
Omaha bond firm of Wachob &
klauser.
Held for Nonsupport-Frank M.
Henry, 80, son of Mrs. E. C. Henry,
own of the FenSer hospital, has
been held in the county Jail charged
with failure to support his wife,
Orielle, and their 1S-month-old
child.
Cabin Passengers-Jack Atkinson,
aviator, flew to Omaha from Lincoln
Monday in a four-passenger plane,
with enclosed cabin. n. R. Stroll
and James II. Gray. Lincoln busi-
ness men, made the trip as passen-
gers.
Howell to Washington - r. B.
Howell, general manager of the
Metropolitan Utilities district, will
leave for Washington. D. c.. today
for a conference on radio activities.
Mr.. Howell is chairman OF the
radio service commission.
Matrimonial Bureau-Rev. Charles
w. Savidge, known in Omaha for
wears as "the marrying parson. is
aIco conductor of matrimonial |
bureau. it became known yesterday.
Mr.. Savidge stated he does not
charge any fee for uniting kindred
souls, but he does condescend 10
accept donations.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-07
Influx of German Goods
Reduces Prices for Toys

German toys are again on the
Omaha market.
Most of them, packed for shipment
in 1919 and held up by the war block
ade, have just arrived. .-..
Toy trains, mechanical toys, silky
haired dolls and stuffed animals. all
made in Germany, are being display
cd by Omaha stores as Christmas
approaches.
According to buyers of the differ
ent stores displaying the imported
toys, the influx of German toys has
greatly reduced toy prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-07

The Bee Want, Ads are the best
Business Boosters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13

Nuy p-I.na~ss IN tssnss stas 81 M
Mas a ". neClasfhfy, foruss var
Gen % Lsasenwefth aaa Joliet psnisss-
So, ie-lisuFy rhsss. acted Gsr~~-
Rssl A6m,rai 7 n Howard U. 4 ~
Noy l,-Aissos nns president Of on
Nov n. noruAs shisids ciArsa scalp-
tor and painter. N Nsw feFk.
Nov ~ frankan IvfI former sossrsS
Thomas j cooness fssms, mlaissst 70
Francs Al lfoHton
Nov z-oeorEs W erscs. noted nur.i
rsov. Fs-commoaoss Il c Bepsdls, %
hrs MarEArs, brewster. -rtss. IN Mo-
dssio. Cal
Nov s-Jahs l. HAtnon. Rsrseness
W. A. y, EkenErens ENadlsh nalnists<
10 United stateN
Nov "a James J Reynolds. noted ran
rsy builder and engineer. In Chicaee
Nov. n Eugene " Chain. rrohieiti".
leader. at Long Beach, Cal
Dee Strands Lynde stetson. eminent
attorney OF NeW YoFk
Duo n-Horace . Dodge, automobils
Manufacture, In Palm Beach
MARQUIS Della Chess. brother al tn~
pope
bee 10 owe schrsiner. novelist
Dec ie-Cyrus Beard, chief justice ~
wyoming supreme court
Dec H-iiout Pat O'Hrien. famous
American war aviator. committed suicide
horauo W seymour. soted Journalist
IN New Nork
Dec is-Mrs Helen N starret,. noted
American educator.
nurch. Profession, EpisoopaI blahos os
New YorE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13

turs sm~ Choppers - slerf e
.rsst4fnt ef o. AHrH sG fesisfatiau ~
Labor Tor thrrf -ulnth tlnzs
Iaf AL gilsH aa aHaf fafHra
as ardrd siK huulfof mlsiiaHs tncrsasF ia
uHrFa ~ all eianaea Of fsttsaH auFEF rs-
ahaut half n ha uaa askHH
yuit iasA auiQHs q defea rsitfene
dum vote o. sasU award
JUif et-lllineia sea- miners "a stftAc
luly &-lndtsna and Kansas ceai mia
era sfrlck
July International Harvester coin
rang announced "a NpHid pa - en-
rioYecs g. gef ruut q iIs pfauts after
Fel cent had beon pala - Invested eapi-
Jub a. strakinE miners ordered bses
10 anfh
AuK waE. Increases totalins more
than toc'o .eo awarded employees p.
American Railway ENpress By bnitei
states railway labor board
Aug 2s-Nsw Nors strseA cat men
struck
sept l-outlaw strike pAralyEed the an
thracite fields
Sept i2-outla~ strike Of railway men
IN Chicago district ended
oct i6-toal miners Of Great britain
struck. domorsiiEinF the nations NOUS
trica
Nov 8-Britsh mine strike called on
Dec i3-NeW England cotton mills ~
duced wages OF i0o,o,0 WORKERS about ~
Per cent
Dec i5-Scyeral big Industrial concerns
announced wake reductions and disconNh-
aance or reduction Of dividends
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13
DISASTERS

jan S-EATthauake in Mexico snl~<
many persons and nd vast damage.
Feb s-biHastnous storm swept Atlantic
coast OF United States
March @-Nahriy so persons killed and
hundreds injured BY tornado which swept
Illinois. Indiana, Ohio, Michigan. Niscon-
sin, Alabama and Georgia several NIB
Hon dollars property damage,
April il-Three hundred killed, many
injured In explosion of munition dump ~
hothenstein, East Prussia
April a-SCorea KILLED by tornAdoes -
Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.
May 2-Fifty Mira KILLED BY tornado n
Cherokee county, Oklahoma
Aug is-Grest Hoods In Japan vita
heavy loss of life
Sept 7-ERTthquske In northern ItAD
destroyed many towns and Killed we
Sept s-More destructive eathduAks
shocks In Italy.
Sept 8-Million dollar IRE on Calves
ton water front
Dec. s-Disastrous earthquakes In Chiis
and Central America
Dee. is-Earthauake destroyed towns
along Argentine slope of the Andes. ~
killed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13
SPORTS

Jan. ia HauEeu OF Colorado won the
International sii tournament al Cary. III
Jan. O-Jos Stecher won heayyweigM
wrestling championship from karl Cad
dock
Feb wv Is Huey won worlds anna
teur thrce-cushion championship at chi
cago.
March 6-Percy Collins Of Chicago won
national amateur is-2 billiard champion
ship.
March i5-waltet Hagen OF Detroit wos
west coast open golf Championship az
BUllalr Heights. Fla when he completed
~ holes IN 2s2 strokes
May S-kentucky Derby won by Fam
MAJ n-Chevrolet won boo-mile automo-
bile race at Indianapolis
July 2-Wiliam r Tilden of philndel-
phin won British lawn tennis champion
ship IA singles az Wimbledon.
July I5-ShamraCk won arBt of Amofi-
cas- cup races. owing to accident to Res
dilute
July i7-Charles Evans. Jr. won west
ern amateur golf championship
July ~ shamrock Won second race for
Americas cup
July a-Resolute defeated shamrock in
third race,
July % Resoluie won fourth race.
July N-Mark AlTie, Illinois, won Olym-
pic trap-ahootiug Championship
July H--Resolute won hfth race and the
Americas cup.
Aug 3-Unied states won olympic tar
get shooting contest
Aug b--Jock Hutchinson won western
open golf championship.
Aug l9-Edward Ray Of England won
American open golf championship.
Aug &-k ohlcmainen OF New York, en-
tered for Finland, won Marathon al Ant
werp.
Americans won the olympic champion
ships
sept slack Dempsey knocked out Bully
Misko In third round
sept n-Charles Evans, Jr., won ma
tional amateur golf championship
Sept brooklyn won National league
pennant
sept zs-seven members OF Chicago
white SoN club and one former member
accused OF conspiracy TO throw" World
jury AT Chicago voted indictments
Oct 2-Cleyeland won American league
pennant
game
oct s-Brooklyn won second world 60
ries game
oct. s-Cleveland won fourth game
oct l0-Cleveland won NTH game
oct ll-Cleyeland won sixth game
Oct i2-clevelsnd won seventh game
and worlds championship.
Carpenter OF France knocked out I1s-
whisky and became light beayyveiKht
champion OF the world.
Oct IS-Eight National league and three
American league clubs voted 20 withdraw
from the national agreement and adopt
a new system Of baseball government
Oct a5--orand bury in chi:sgo lndio,ss
the baseball conspiracy.
Oct 9-American fishing schooner rs
peranto defeated Canadian entry Della
wanna In frst race.
Nov. i-Esperanto defeated Dea wanna
again and won series
Nov s-Owners Of eight National and
three American league clubs voted to
form new i2-club league and offered chair.
manship Of board Of control 10 Judge
Lands with annual salary Of 5000.
Nov la-Judge lands accepted chair
rnanship OF baseball foard Of control and
war between the major leagues was
averted
Nov s.-Ohto State university won con-
ference football championship
Nov z,-Rosco Sarle- won To-miie ma
tional championship auto raee at Los An
geles CASTOR Chevrolet Killed In collision.
Der s-Willie Hoppe retained the Isl
balk line championship
Dec ig-JOhu Layton % - Louis won
three cushion billiard championship from
Bob CauuefaN
Dec i4-cHamplon jack Dempsey knock
ed out Btu Brennan IN tNeIfth round
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13
FOREIGN

Jan is-Dr. Jose Luis TamAyo elected
president OF Ecuador
Great mob attacked reichstag In Berlin
and Was routed BY troops - being killed
and scores wounded.
Jan i7-Panl DeschAnel elected president
OF France.
Jan Millsrand made French pre-
Feb s-Active rebellion against Japan
ese rule broke out Ia Korea.
Feb 2s-seri0us revolution In Honduras
Feb. s-irish home rule bill introduced
March admiral Horthy elected regent
March Is-overthroW o, Eber, govern
meat In Berlin. Germany. by counter
revolutionists headed BY Or. Woifgang
Kapp and mouarchists.
Nsreh Is-Counci OF old German cabi-
net meeting az Stuttgart Germany. re-
fused % neEotiate with The resetionary
faction headed b %. Wolfgang happ.
March li-Dr Moiisang kapp resIs ued
a. Chancellor % Germany
Marrh ls-Ehert government reEained
control In Berlin, Doctor kApps Troops
Marsh s5-Lard mayor Of Cork assassi-
nataH uk marFed persons.
March sI-Ehtet tHo4Aand persons kllIe1
in ustHa at AcipsF Germany. before
NMreH aGustak Nuse mil4gfer 81 de-
fease 81 lieHHary resigned
NaFeh eeaua1 rau!nct headed 81
NarcH Is ittgmaHu Mueiier. premier Of
Uea lsern.aa EaHHsl
Nar 3Jtparese troops stationed
a. NlEdEaaEHs 1er.a Defeated .u battle
Nil forces 30 Jallue.e flieg
hr Ha e % uaus passed lr.sh
hose e tc g.
I chief secretary Tor
rrrEara -rel
arf E.art E1Ferufurrf af EcrlIr
re- red rrcU agreement WIlh
uaarE zfEr esu Ear fa1e
AQFz Mart EoFernUelf OF IarE g
r.rras h sFah rrUea Throughout Ire
.aHH aa kasteF -4E1aI
MerN 84HE HaaHarr ltlrHr.H lied iu
tseateuaaa Eafg uhsu ESTRADA CaaFera
gateYrraenf MnN uterIhrHMn Ng rsleiH
Nee government fufur1 Wlth carlos
Herrera a. gfes Seat
Aueff 1@tafuatEa and TtancatG MeHico
tatrez fha Secession movement
Aursl E4-EcruFr Premier CaiilaEn %
France convicted % HAVING commerce.
ans coTrssp1udenne afft ths enemy
April > - AsE-Ckn revolt spreadiuE
Battle Ter Chlhaahla Clty Wcn - Car
rHnza froors American border trooQt
fsA1S tos scusE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13
DOMESTIC

Jan. a-Thousands OF Reds arrested In
many cities Raids continued daily
Taking OF the census begun.
Jan. 3-Department OF Justice revealed
radical plot to overthrow the government
War Finance corporation announced
loans OF t7oeo.ooo to aid eSporters.
Jan. s-Kentucky and Rhode Island rat
flied suffrage amendment
Jan five Socialists were denied their
seats in New York legislature
Jan. s-Democratc national committee
selected San Francisco for the conven-
ton. opening June p.
Jan i0-House OF representatives again
denied Victor Berger his seat
Senate passed Sterling sedition bill
Jan lt-oregon rstasd suffrage amend
Jan. Irrational prohibition amend
ment 10 Constitution In effect
Jan 27-David r. Houston appointed
secretary Of the treasury and Edwin T.
Meredith OF Iowa secretary OF aEricui-
ture.
Henry p. Fletcher resigned as ambss-
sador to Mexico.
Jan 3S-South Carolina refused to rat.
fly suffrage amendment
Feb e-Nirginia senate rejected federal
suffrage amendment
FEB. 5-Secretary Of the interior Lane
res gned effective March /.
Feb. iz-Arizona ratified suffrage amend
feb. is-John Barton Payne Chicago.
appointed secretary OF the Interior
EHETEhNFH OF ENANF Lansing ftHANnE1 Al
the request OF President Wilson
National American suffrage association
opened tia last convention IN Chicago
Feb l6-Suhcommhtec 81 house report
Cd great eEtraVag waste and income
r4fenne tn aircraft production. severely
rrsfIefsluE Sc rotary Baker, Colonel
Ulsaue and Director Ryan.
Feb ls-New Mexico ratified suffrage
rneHHfnNuf
Feb a-RaHvay bin conference report
8 BHFErA bE house
res senate adopted conference re-
nufF 90 railway Die
Feh st-Char.es d crane. chicago
md minister 90 Itln1
Feb E-EtInhrd-e CODY selected Tor
secretary 90 state
Fs5 SO 81 Hunt q Arizona
made uyEiater 90 sam
Eeh 1frt on catered diver iae
b5 H frur ns rat
raf fa uf fErIrr
SEQ Da.ataa. rarde tfrsEe
ar5 f-rase-I Ia-s gt.Eer g. u
aalses 4phe.d sa.u sent
ee aM
Nsu Jersey .css.af-re poised laa leeaI.
nana "a pr cent Hea.raeA
UHgr8 states srseme court decided
nse8 states Steel corporation u not an
4sfeeaf rofnhsu4t.ar
Railroads retlrn.. 20 owners
- surNIard ~ - Accepted a. Brit.
- arnuassadgr O. United states
Yrssident WNson let DC - known he
noala nof b. canII-rte tor rc-e.e- tion.
Mar=h Ie-Wesf kIrslnis assembly rat
re- suffrage awerdulert
ruite1 states slhrnarfne III srecked
rssT NaEdaleua tly ~ Commander
IL Webb Aat InrsS 81 cres iOst
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1921-06-30
STATE .. Or c:1ceaAno}.. :.

STATE or cnLoRAnol
County Of Chsysnne 4.
In the District Court No
In the matter Of the petition Of W. II. Smith
for the determination Of hsirship and interests In
tho lands and tsnements Of Erick q. Hassslsssn.
Deceased
Notice
Notice 10 hereby given that the above describ-
ed petition will be heard before the District court
Of Cheyenne county. Colorado. In Cheyenne Wells
Colorado at 10 o'clock A. n. on the 26th day q
July. A. D. 1921.
That said hsarinR Is for the purpose Of deter
mining the descent Of and the hcir.hip to all OF
se:tion Sc. in township u south Of range 46 west
of the 9Th principal meridian. in said county. 1.-THE
said petition having given the the name Of Carl P
Hasselgren. Christine Fall. Emma Lindblsd and
Hannah Lindstrom. rs the sole and only heirs OF
said deceased: that said deceesed died more than
three years ago and that said land hds never been
administered.
H. C. Nelson.
Clerk of the District Court.
VII johnson.
Attorney for petitioner
Cheyenne Wells. Colo
Pub May 26. 2l
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1921-06-30
SUMMONS
State q 4, Colorado ,., Dc In the county Court
coo"S '. John l. Forker. Plaintiff

\.
st... Of q i. Colorado In the county Court
e John Forksr. Plaintiff
] Martin and NIL other persons known Y. in
having claiming any rsns n ,i.GsS Il and describ
~ a = from. by through or under the defendant -
Il. ths peope Of the State Of Colorado ce.,
To Martin the defendant above naheu' ''e~
ing: ,,,,r.d IN ar pear in an action
brought against you by the above named p..n,c ~
In the county Court Of Cheyenne couh.y. No., with
Colorado and answer the compliant tnei 81 arva,I
IN twenty days after the service hereof II .ann,v
within this county. Or u served Aus T fer the Ter
v;.e hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service. "
Judgment BY default will he taken agaihst III n n
cord ing to the prayer Of the compliant, ~ ..;on
cooy OF the complaint in the above entitea ns. rce
be not served with this summons, or III .n' IL Gu nd
hereof be made out of the State, then Yen uaya az
ditional to the time hereinbefore speched 10. sbe
pearance and answer will be aoweo atT'
taking Of Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to determine az ai III
verse claims In or to the following nescI,D and
property, situated in the county OF ~ oo
State Of Colorado to-wt: Lots 10 ~ hnck Two
l2j In the town Of Cheyenne Wells nccordinR 10
the recorded plat thereof. us will more iuy TX
near from the complaint in said action 10 whH ~,
reference is here mace and which Is no" ." ''''
in the office OF the clerk of said Court- r.u ,o
nd you are hereby notified that II you IA" "
answer the said complaint as above required, ~
said plaintiff will apply to the court Tor 'e fe''
prayed for therein.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said nourt t
NAV x, b. 1921 v. H. johnson.
tscaD pub jun s2l clerk county Court
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1921-06-30
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State Of Colorado IS In the District Court
county of Cheyennet
John L Forker. Plaintiff
vs.
H Tarwatcr and all other persons khoWn % u IL o., o.,
known. claiming any right. title or ihteIest, ~
to ,be nremises he, einafter described ana hIIesu
from, by through or under the delehoa"'S IL =.
The People of the State of Colorado
ToH Tarwater, the defendant above narneo'
Greeting: ,c,;on
You ,re hereby required to appear in an a,Gm ae.,U
br1mUht avHiust you by the above named piain'
in the county court of Cheyenne county. State ~
Colorado and answer the complaint therein win,
in twe.ty days after the service hereof. II , sers
or by publication. within thirty days after tne ser
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day o. service or
Judgment by def,ult will be taken ngainst 9a nc
cordinR to the rrayer of the complaint ana u
COPY Of the complaint in the above entitled acton
be not served with this sunimons or II the serVse
hereof be made out OF the State. then ten days ao
ditonal to the time hereinbefore specihed lor ap.
pcnrance and answer will be allowed before Inc
taking Of judgment by default Us aforesaid
The said action Is b, o is h. to determine nil nd:
verse claims in or to Lots llu) eleven W. and
twelve (2) block eleven I'D in the town OF Ihey-
enne Wells Cheyenne county. Colorado. according
to thelrec rded plat of the said town Of Cheyenne
Wells a. will m0re,fully appear from the complaint
in said nc ion to which reference is here made AND
which Is now on file In the office OF the cerk OF
aal& Couit
{ otvsa sntssr my hand and the seal Of said court
I. wsA IN said county is ioSnsoa Slstday OF
a:.i1 q S pa6xsssa s,srk county Court
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1921-06-30
a,e as follows.

counting aie as follows.
Edith Yoder, Grace Petty. IA.
S.huelke. Ralph Baker, Edvs
Spencer. Willard Thomas, m
A. ]. Mattley. Marguerite N
Keever, Mabel Thompson. N
ellie Woodrow. Martha ~
Mrs. Clara M. Pierce. Viola Snis1
Pauline Clever, Myrtle Cuu,,|
Myrtle Saunders, Margaret N
gan. Grace McCance. MINI,
Ekhoff, Mrs. Elizabeth Auls|
Gertrude Myers. Leila BS
Gladys Miller, Amy Hill, Am,
beth Suchland. Leto Trunh,
Ethel Shy. Lucille Rahe, Myr
Kennedy, Aietha Ardrey. Lore,]
Hanson. Mabel Killion, NIL
Small. Ethel Boyd. Hildred pls)
singer, Geneva Bair.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1921-06-30

m. action s,sSss, to s:sssss =. y s
:: y \ y fss .ss e 8 ] sss q.
@ e "a psi hsso ,sOn will 10 which
9. ssmp.ss, p.as wnish sf'G !, now file in the once
OF The clerk her hereby notified that you fail snoy. 70
anu .a ssd SDmpSrt nay ne Court
ss1: Ss :ls3sa "a psn ~ It Il: 81. .ss
at Cheyenne we'S' !" s"'o v. H. Johnson.
May. A, o. 1921. 40, clerk county Court
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1921-06-30
ARAPAHOE NOTES.

Our regular. Arapahoe com.
,spondent having moved avn,
some time ago, the news fin.
our little burg has been unn
corded for quite q while.
A. car of hogs we're markets,
Monday by j. v. Shanklapd
shipper fer the "Arapahoe Shin
pers Association" which hu
been recently organized.
Children's Day was observS |
in a very appropriate manner !,
the Arapahoe Sunday school. Tn
children assisted by some of tA
older members of the Sund,,
school rendered as excellent pre
gram which was appreciated b.
a large audience.
The bonds having carried BY.
large majority. the school board
is kept busy with the work on
the new consolidated schod
which is very commendable step
for the Arapahoe neighborhooa
The country boy and girl will
now be on a par with the town
children.
Preparations are being mad,
on all sides fos hi hrvest. Ne,
headers and threshers and CON
binatione are being lined u
t,.s,dy f2r action. The SIN,
grain crop D6k5 8 oo'
Miss Anna Olsoh OF fremol
Nebraska is spend ing q le
weeks with his brotl er we
Olson and family. Mn os', :,
Olsen from Lamar Colo. =
visiting here.
Mrs. Jas. Nelson of Grand y
Colorado, who has been visitt
her brother F. E. O'Brien
turned last Thursday, n