davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
Jack Dunn Pays Players Their Worth :

Manager Jack Dunn IS holding on
to his ball players-but he isn't
holding them down
I'll sell any Baltimore player
who can get moro money in the
big leagues and who wants TO be
Sold" says Dunn
II want TO see 'eTn climb.
"My idea OF making a player
climb Is TO make his pay cheek
climb.
That's better than making him
climb into the big leagues, in my
opinion.
1T will never be said that I'm,
standing in the way OF a players
success I pay every man what he's
worth in baseball
The majors wouldn't pay am
fatter salaries 10 my men than they
get in Baltimore.
Given Choice.
'If they don't want to stay III
let them go up.
"My stand against the draft has
been criticized.
Il went to the players whom the
big leagues were bidding for and
put the question UP TO them.
They told me Baltimore suited
them"
Baltimore was once the greatest
baseball town in the country.
II has tried repeatedly 70 land q
big league franchise, buE there seemG
TO be none 10 buy.
Three years ago I promised I'd
build up a great ball club-and keep
II here" adds Dunn.
'Pve produced a winner.
And I'm keeping the stars here
and paying them good salaries to
do it,
Peculiar Role.
Dunn has set a precedent by re-
fusing to junk an all-star club.
During the winter high bids for
his stars poured into his office.
Dunn tossed them into the waste
basket.
Big league club owners offered
$50, 900 for Jack Bently, star pitcher.
first basanan and home-run hitter.
Sox Offer.
The White Sox bid $4,000 for
Bently, jacobson, Boley and Groves,
it was reported.
jacobson is an outfelder. He led
the International in hitting. Boley
is king Of minor league shortstops-
Groves is a great sOuthpaw.
Holden, Lawry, Bishop and Maisel
are other Oriole stars.
All of these men are good enough
to land major league jobs.
Dunn holds on to them by sat
isfying them with playing condi-
tions and fat salaries.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
ZBYSZKO WINS IN
BOUT WITHPETERS
Polish Crappler Throws Ne
braskan-S Stage All-Star
Program.
By Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Stanilaus
Zbyszko of Poland defeated Charles
Peters of Nebraska, in a catch-as-
catch-can wrestling match here
Monday night in As minutes and 54
seconds. Nat Pendleton of New
York threw Mort Henderson Of
Rocherter. n. Y, the former masked
marvel. in 20 minutes and 40 sec
onds with a knee and neck chan
cery. John Freberg Of Chicago. de-
feated John Ifkywicz of Poland. in
33 minutes and 80 seconds with a
toe hold.
John Pesek Of Nebraska, won his
bout with Armitos Laintenen of Fin
land, when after wrestling II min
utes Laintenan refused to continue
claiming that his right arm had been
injured.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01

TN X O."
Hot Springs is getting all the fat.
Bah players shed 1t there by the roll
at this season
Emilio Palmero. Cuban, lives at
Havana He'utry to convin-s Fohl
he's a Walter Johnson. Palmero
claims his father is Irish.
VIII Soldier Bob Martin quit the
ring on request OF his wife ard
mother? BOb's end of the Bremen
fight was $4,000. Three guessos.
jim Thorpe. noted Indian athlete
was a Detroit Tiger for q minutes.
Ty Cobb sold the Indian TO Toledo.
Real cobb speed
James York, left-hander, siened
by the Cubs. is a relative of Ser
geant Alvin York. World war hero.
Phil Todt, ieft-hander awarded TO
St Louis Browns in Judge Lands
first baseball = decree. can hit EN-
as far as Babe Ruth. they say.
Lee Fohl has a slugger in Frank
Wetzel Of Flint. Mich. WetzeI
knocked all the boards off the Mich
igan-Ontario League parks In 1920.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01

ALTITUDE:-722 feet. ~atD ~4~tt
AREA:-(Ciy proper) 1874 square miles. =
BIRTH RATE:-I664 per 600.
BUILDING OPERAT1ONS-More than 900 houses erected dur
ing of 1919 Oliver Chilled Plow Works build 900;
Studebaker Corporation. 1900 in immediate future
CHURCEES:63 several mission; all leading denominations
CITY LBRARY:-Nearly $1,000 accustomed volumes, with
circulation cE nearly 100000 during the last year.
CLUBS:-Country Club with buildings and golf Indiana
Club Knife and Fork Club Rotary Club University Club Federated
Womens Clubs and Faterna Organizations T. M c. A. Y W. c.
A. Kvanis Club Chamber of Commerce. Advertising Club and En-
gneers' Club.
DEATH RATE:-9.69 per 900.
EDUCAION:l6 grade public schools $450000 High School,
vocational school, IL paroha schools conservatory of
business colleges free night schools with Note Dame University and
ST. Mary Academy miles north of the city.
FINANCIAL. NSTTTUT1ONS:-ll banks and companies
with total deposits $2 667 34 total capital stock 81 66 700;
total surplus and undivided profits 3707 and total ceangs
for 1919, $6I,770,27500.
HOSPITALS hospitals County nfrmary Orphans Home.
HOTES:-Oive 245 rooms Jefferson, 10 rooms smaller
hotels
DUSTRES:-Over 200 distinct products by
establishments involving $7O 10000 invested capital with annual
OF S3 O72OOO and producing annually $75
ufactured goods.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
KENTUCKY DERBY
GETS ATTENTION
OF RACING FANS
Famous Horses Entered In
Derby at Churchill Downs
May Z.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 26.-Dis-
cUssion of the nominees already an
nounced for the Kentucky Derby 20
be run at Churchin Downs May
and speculation on their chances is
under way among turfmen. race
track followers and plain Kentuck-
lans hereabouts, always interested In
thoroughbred racing.
The list of candidates includes H.
F. Sinclair's Inchcape, which was
considered one OF the best two-year-
olds last year until he was retired
because Of a skin disease. He was
purchased for the reported price Of
s125, 600 from J. II. Roseter OF Cali
fornia, and is now said to be con-
dhioning nicely.
Gray Lag, another Sinclair nom
inee, reported to have been pur-
chased from Max Hirsch and ]. r.
Madden for $4,000. bears the dis
tinction of having been entered in
the Epson Derby at Epson Downs,
near London next June.
Tryster, in the stable of Harry
Payne Whitney started six times
last year and never lost a race.
His performance placed him at the
top of the two-year- -olds in amount
Of money won. Prudery also in the
Whitney string, was regarded as the
best two-year-ol filly OF last sea-
son.
Complete List soon.
L 4a
indicated. He won four races. in
Guiding the Hopeful stakes. worth
more than $4,000, at Saratoga last
summer.
w. ]. Salmon's Careful, as a two
year-old filly. won eleven out Of
seventeen stars.
Pluribus, bred by his owner, T. w.
O'Brien, OF Chicago, has won several
stakes and Rangoon. nominee of
Former United States Sen. Johnson
n. Camden of Kentucky was among
the top notch colts in the West last
year.
United Verde, owned by c. w.
Clark, a Montana mining million
aire, was purchased as a two-year-
old for the reported price Of $10,-
600 from Thomas Murphy OF Louis
Vile last year. Oriole was account
ed among the best on a heavy track.
United Verde later was injured but
now is regarded near the top of his
form.
MuskalIonge, II. G. (Bud) Fishers
nominee, is credited with winning
several stakes. He showed superior
form at New Orleans as a two-year-
old and already has outdistanced
good horses as a three year old.
The Derby is at a mile and quar-
ter for three-year-old It will car
ry $50, 600 in added money and is
expected to net the winner approx
mately 1000.
Announcement of the full list of
Derby candidates. which according
to Indications will number more
than 100, IS expected within a few
days.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
MUNCIE BOXER WINS.
3y Associated Press.

MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 2S.-TonSmy
league Of Muncie. easily had the
better Of Don Curley of Terre Haute,
in their ten round bout here Monday
night Curley was badly cut up
about the face. Eddie Mullen Of
Eddie Mullen of Muncie, forfeited
his bout to One Round Bess of
indianapolis in the fourth round.
Mullen claimed broken hand.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
Frank Baker Announces
intent TO Rejoin YdnkS

BY international News Service:
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-"Home
Run" Baker is coming back to the
Yankees, II was announced here
Monday.
The Trappe, Maryland melon
grower. met Col T. L Huston in
Washington Sunday and announced
yis intention TO return TO the game.
A contract that Baker is expected
to sign viii be sent TO him Monday
and before the week end he will be
in the Yankee fold again.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
TAKE x-RAY.

by United Fress.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-An X-ray of
the torn muscles IN Joie Rays right
leg was taken Sunday to determine
the extent Of his injury.
The long distance runner COL
Iapsed in the mile run in the First
Regiment A. A indoor games sat
urday night.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
BANTAM CHAMP WINS.

BY AssOciated Press:
DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 2S.-JOe
Lynch, bantamweight champion,
shaded Young Montreal of Provi-
dence, r. l.. in fast ten-round bout
here Monday night.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
SOUTH BEND oed SO miles Chicago the
to Btc

TAX RATE-$2l0 per hundred city, county, school and
state Assessment basis. lO0@o
TELEPONE:Indana Bell manual exchange; $500 stations;
average calls per day. 44000 long distance calls day. 1000
Direct with New York Chicago San Francisco and
mediate points Automatic exchange 4200 connected with
exchanges, total average calls per day, 100000
TEEATERS-Ove Opera House, plays best road companies
and occasional high class Oheum Keith Circuit vaudeville;
Blackstone theater and other picture
TRANsPORTATTON-7 steam roads, Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Grand Trunk; Michigan Central; Pennsylvania VAN
daGa); Chicago Indiana and Southern New Jersey Indiana and M
nos Lake Erie and Western entering the city from Indianapolis
the tracks of the c. & Electric lines; Chicago South Benz and
Northern Indiana; Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Southern
Michigan These lines provide between this city, Chicago,
and Indianapolis and important the shore Lake Michigan
and roads provide 80 daily 90 and 90
Exceptional freight facilities trunk and division lines
Meeting with practically road in the Chicago district
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01

Special TO New Times.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Gest 4
Kelly. lone hold-out OF the New
York Giants. has signed a 1921 con-
tract, the club announced Monday.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
Philippines Challenge
u. S. For DdUiS Trophy

By United Press:
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The Phil
ippine Islands cabled a challenge
for the Davis cup which was re-
ceived Monday by the United States
Lawn Tennis association, making
the sixth nation which desires TO
wrest from America the cup recent
ly won.
The challenge was sent by Manuel
Quezon, Manila, president Of the
Philippine Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01

The famous Connecticut blue laws
were called so becaused they were
printed on blue paper.
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01

Ohio. Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Illinois lead in the production
OF clay products
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01
FREIGHT RATES

WATER SUPPLY:-The ciys supply drawn from about
100 artesan wells plant valuation 100000 Normal pumping
capacity for "a hours 24000000 gallons drinks and
fires with cold sparkling that envy
South Bend news-times., 1921-03-01

ALTTTUDE:-722 feet. &aGg ~
AREA:-(City proper) 1874 square miles.
BIRTH RATE:-I6.64 per 900.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25

A pesar de haber transcurrido cua-
tro lustros &c luchas politleas bajo la
soberania dc los Estados Unidos de Nor
re America, ann el pueblo portorrluue
90, en- s9 inmensa mayoria, no ha he
cho IN examsn jucioso y recto de nues
tro desenvolVinento dentro de las com
plejas condolences en- que hemos venido
aeitardo ideas actuaciones Tendencies
Al mejoramiento de nuestra vida politi-
ca la obtenci6n de mayor suma de
libertades y de Intervention en- Ell 60
bierno de nuestra amada isla.
No hemos sabido estudiar y escojer
nuestros hombres dirigentes; no nos he
mos tornado el trabajo de squlatar sus
m6ritos. aptitudes y ejecutorias, entire
eandonos impremeditadamente a la vo-
luntad del mas astuto del mas osado,
exaltando a las esferas mas elevadas
del gobierno a personas sin merecimien-
tos nara clio ,transformando en- nento-
res de opinion a simples advenedizos
en- las ciencias de Ia politica. Y claro
esta. FL mont6n an6nimo es conquista
facil para los avisados y experimental
dos en- ell arte del engaio; los me
diocres, incapaces de elaborar ideas, de
digcernir Y formar conceptos de verda-
des. son, asimismo, elementos prophecies
a las miras particulares del que los ma
noia una importante proportion de
las uamadas inteiectualidades, deja que
otros piensen por ella y para ella, re
srltando dc esta verdad incuestionahle
Que Sc forrnan mayorias en- periodos cleo
eionarios que, como los rebaflos, obede-
cen ciegamente al sonido de la Eampona
de- pastcr.
Y en- Ia ca6tica revuelta en- que las
multitudes marchan al azar, sin orienta-
clones nj convicciones, el porvenir 20.
lltico de Borinquen SO obscurece en- el
confin de un horizonte de brumas Gre
10 logran disipar los chispazos de luz
que inteligencias bien preparadas IRA
dian, obedeciendo al impulse de una
voluntad plet6riea del mejor deseo, avi
vada por eI ardor sacrosanto de un pa
triotismo noblemente sentido
I'm los actuales momentos do crisis
estamos paladeando la amarga roalidad;
todo el adelanto conquistado a fuer2a
&c sacrifcios esta en- peligro dc retro
ceder Dos sabe cuanto, la vez que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
TODAVIA.... A....

naestro credito y seriedad politicos es-
tan poniendose en- duda ala en- el Ca
pitolio, desde cuyos estrados Sc nos
observa atentamente Sc sigue paso
paso nuestro comportamiento con nos
otrcs mismos con la nacion ameri-
cana.
La irritabilidad de un jefe y sus intem
perancias en- momentos descisivos, pue-
Gen ser y son causa de ulteriores conse-
cuencias NADIA halagadoras para ell FIJI
turo destino de la isla. Los directories
de colectividades deben reunir condi-
clones excepcionales de prudencia, de
reiexi6n, de diplomacia. Los hiperestA-
sicos no sirven y la contemporizaci6n
para no caer en- el plano inclinado de
las brusquedades Y los arrebatos, que
&c logran otra cosa que una recipro-
cidad por parte de aquel quien ha-
cemos blanco de nuestros his5erismos
producidos por el insomnia.
FL sr. Barcel6, 10 que parecc, es
victima de una gran irritabilidad de La
corteza cerebral y POGO acostunbrado a
las Contradictions Y que Sc discuta
ST hberrima voluntad, monts en- c6Lera
cIispa los puiios y cual Jupiter Tonan-
to fulmina anatemas exconluniones y
coIoca al pals en- una situacion aDorntal
violenta, comprometiendo al misn}o
bie1npo la estabilidad del actual r6gi-
men Ell porvenir politico 0e Ia Patria.
Y entire tanto, IN pueblo que Sc dice
preparado para asumir las rcsponsabili-
dades Gle un gobierno propio, no tiene
I'M gesto de civis1no, no Sc irguo ante
las intemperancias histericas Gle uno
que Sc siente y Sc cree la encarnacion
viva de todo I'M pals lc deja solo,
en- ell ostracismo de s1s misnlas ire
Gexiones, para cue en- la soledad de su
cxilio haga examen de conclencla y
prop6sito ffrme de enmienda; y luego
&c haber purgado y hmpio de coraEon,
ofrecer la Patria el fruto va ma
duro y sazonado de un verdadero Y
sentido patriotismo. En- Puerto Rico
hay hombres que sin ser sometidos, 81
NO altivos y mobiles, pueden hacer mu-
cho en- benefcio de la terra cue les
vic nacer.
Andres G. coLBERG.
cabo Rojo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
De BASE BALL

Con motive de Ia pertinaz nuv5a cal
da en- la tarde noche del sabado pa
saso fu6 Gel todo impossible celebrar
les dos juegos anunciados para Ia inau-
grraci6n de la nga te Aguadills entire
las novenas "Atenas'', de Manati, y
la de este pueblo estos juegos Sc ne-
yaran a efecto el venidero domingo.
seatimos hondamente que vinieran
pragenciar dichos juegos tantos fans
de la isla que no sabian Sc habian
rospuestos, entire ellos muchos de San
Juan Mayagiiez, Ponce, Aguada, Isabe-
la, Camuy Y otras poblaciones, y les
aconsejamos todos los excursionistas
de la isla cue nos honren con su pre-
sencia ell pr6ximo domingo, que traten
de ponerse a Ia voz CO., nuestro mana
ger Or. Torrsgrosa con alguna otra
persona ole esta localidad en- Ia noche
del sabado para mayor seguridad 81
Sc llevan cabo estos desafios. Hay
gran entusiasmo tanto en- esta poIolaci6l
como en- Lares, Manati, San Sebastian
otros pueblos por yer luchar estas
dos novenas Y puedo augurarles que sal
dram satisfechos por la buena pelota que
Sc jugara.
Por medic de estas lineas queremos
ranifestarles a las novenas "Ensena-
Ea'', "Tres Banderas'', stronghold
America, "Arecibo'' "Ponce" y
otras muchas que hemos recibido sus
aceptaciones al reto lanzado por noso
tros y cue los tenemos en- tllrno to.
cos y SO les avisara oportunamente los
dias senaladoles para lldiar con noso-
tres. Les aconsejamos vengan duros,
pues Aguadilla piensa darle una buena
batida todos los teams que nos vi
siten.-EAT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
Una CARTA
San Juan, P. r., enero 1921.
Sr. Osvaldo D. Verce.

San Juan, P. r., enero 10 81.
Sr. Osvaldo D. Verce.
Box, 456, Mayagiiez, P. R.
Qnerido Sr; y Hno:-
Tengo Ell mas expressive gusto de
acEsar recibo de su tan esperada
contestaci6n,., y en- ella, lego mi
"Buena Ventura de la que lie
quedo nnuy agradecida, pues estoy
en- la seguridad que I'd, no me
conoce y cue las cosas cue I'd, me
dice de mi pasado solo DIoS y 70
las sabiames. Sin embargo ID, las
ha aceptado, y por este le hare to-
da Ia propaganda possible, para
que vallan a confundir sus series
y admirables trabajos con los de
otros pretendidos quirornanticos
Asi pues puede Ud., hacer el
uso que juzgue conveniente de es-
ta carta, sabiendo que siempre lie
quedara eternamente agradecida,
Nombre (Firlnado): Antonio Cruz.
Pueblo San Juan, P. r.
Calie- Casa Blanca, No. 8. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
UNA IDEA
Cal distinguido hombre publico don
Juan B. Huyke)

Dentro de algunos dias do tener en-
Puerto Rico, Ia continuation por el Sc
nado americana del nombramlecto de
don Juan 3. Huyke, para conisionado
ds Instruction Insular, cargo importan
tisimo (sal vez el mas importante de la
aduainsitraci6n) para el desarrolo y pre-
greso intellectual del pals.
Debemos, pues, sentirnos orgullosos
satisfechos por ser un portorriqueno
neritisinao y capaz, pedagogo ilustre
un onsmorado de la escuela y de los III
nos quien va ocupar Ia direction dc IL
instruction publca en- su patria.
ss que ell distinguido aombre phbhco
tiene en- su mente grandes y multiples
reformas que habran de benefciar a
nuestras escuelas grandemente y al ma
gisterio; SO, en- fin, que va reorganizar
todo ell Departamento en- general y que
todos estes eambios reformas tierden
al mejoraniento adelanto de la ms
truccion.
Sc todo ESQ, y, no obstante, voy
atreverme exponer una idea que 70 he
realiaado con 6xito y que me gustaria
ven realizada en- toda la isla, y Ell uni
CO que esta en- condolences de llevarla
Ia practica es mi distinguido amigo
don Juan B. Huyke.
Voy a perm1tirlne esbozarla, y 81 le
parece buena digna dc ser tomada en-
consideration, usted sc encargara de
realizarla de la mejOr Snanera possible
siendo el que subscribe Comisionado
municipal de instruction de Cidra, con-
cehi la idea de estableeer relaciones
amistosas con una Escuela Superior de
los Estados Unidos, con el prop6sito de
QUO el professor de espanol, encargado
de enseAar este idionla en- dicho plan
tel dc ensenanza me ayudara a mante-
ner una correspondence entire los MI
lics estudiantes de la Escuela Superior
de los Estados Unidos, y los ninos es-
tuGiaEtes del octave grado en- Cidra.
hi idea fu6 accgida CON simpatfas
por los profesores y niaos Gel Norte,
y durante tcdo ell pasado afo escolar
los estudiantes de espahol de la Alta
Escuela de Wilmington, Delaware, man
tuvieron una correspondence anistosa
interesantisima con los ninos estu-
diantes del octave grado de Cidra.
Ellos escribian en- espafiol sus cartas,
practicando ampliando su vocabula-
rio forma dc expression, y recibian
coatestacion en- ingles por los niiios de
Cidra, indicandose mutuamente sus erro
res.
De maaera que hoy encuentra ustcd
en- cidra, mas de treinta ninos relacio
nados en- franca compenetraci6n con
strcs tantos nifios americanos, practi-
cando los primeros Ell idioma ingles, ,
los segundos el idionia espanol.
ocnocen estos por referencia, desae
luego, como es Ia poblaci6n de Whining
ton, sus sscuelas, religion predominant
to, hombres pnblicos, y nuchos de ellosI
han mandado fotografias personales y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
de variOs sitios de la poblaci6n.

de varios sitios de la poblaci6n.
Y ellos su vez, conocen, en- iguales
condolences, al pequefo pueblo de Cidra,
ruestra forma de gobierno local (por
comisionl, saben de nuestras fertiles
campi1as y nuestra eterna primavera.
mo podria este lleyarse cabo en- to
cos los pueblos de Ia isla po-r media
cion suya, amante como es usted del pro
greso intellectual de nuestra patria, fa-
cil1tando como facilita, para una fran
ca co-npenetraci6n entire Ell pueblo por-
torriqueno y q pueblo americana?
Despues de diez amos de esta practi-
ca, lcuan facil seria entonces la reso-
luci6n de nuestros problemas eccn6micos
y polfticosl
Angel Manuel DIAz.
Cidra, agosto de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-25
LA LoGTA "EsLABoN
DE LA MONTANA

Don Nazario Santiago, miembro de
la logia "Eslab6n de la Montafia'', de
oonierio, nos partieipa que dicho orga-
nisno aprob6 un proyecto para la fun
dacion de una s'Biblioteca Oddfelica j,
por 10 cual solicita de las personals in
tcresadas en- la educaci6n Ell envio de
uno mas libros.
, 1921-09-22

Mrs. F. J. Baroch left on Tuesday
OF this week for Springfield, Mo.
where she was called by the serious
illness OF her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton banks
spent a few days in the city the
first Of the week from Baggs at
tending to matters of business They
we're shipping some cattle from this
point to the Omaha markets, for the
Reverse Four Cattle Co..
Mrs. e. G. HAllberg and small
daughter returned to the city the
first of the week from Galesburg,
ILL.,, where they have been spending
the past four months visiting Mrs.
Hallberg's parents and other rela-
tives.
Miss Mary Rooney has accepted a
position with. the Mcfarland Grocery
Co., and assumed her new duties the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beebee are
the proud parents of a fine baby
daughter. born to them Tuesday
morning . The little one has been
named Josephine Mary. Mother and
, baby are doing nicely under the care
OF DR.. Barber.
Miss Ferne Christensen is in the
| city this week from her home at
Dannebrog, Neb., and ! will spend
some time here as the house guest
Of her brother, Chris Keldsen and
family.
Mrs. Julius Wallenstein and baby
are spending several days In the city
this week from the camps OF the G..
p, and are visiting Mr.. Wallen-
STEMS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Decker came
in from the oil fields on Tuesday
and will spend several days in the
city visiting friends and attending
! to business. matters. 81,
, 1921-09-22
BEHALF OFlYOUR
WIFE

THE FERRIS wish TO thank you,
father. because you took the hint
last week to give mother. at least
one day of rest . weak. A good
many people took advantage Of the
opportunity THE FERRIS offered
last Sunday to enjoy q most delight
full Dinner, and by the relieved and
satisfied look in mothers eyes 1t
was noted that she hoped that
she had cooked her last Sunday
Dinner forever and that she wN,ed
you would take her and the kiddies
over to THE FERRIS every Sunday
night and sometimes through the
week also.
Now there were some ,of you men
here in Rawiins who failed to treat
your wife to q day Of rest and q good
dinnsr. and for the benefit OF those
who forgot to come to THE FERRIS
wants to remind you Of the dinner
they are going to serve next Sunday
night. You will find the Bill Of
Fare printed ON Page Blk ,(6).
Comments r not necessary. but
1t 10 to be Some Dinner.
You better cali mp 90 right now
and tell MIR. Krag to reserve your
table.