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The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-29
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Miss Rose Philbrlck and Leonard
Anderson of Pueblo were united
In marriage Monday afternoon In
Syracuse. They vii | make theil
home In Pueblo.
Mrs. w. II. Mason and children
went to Lamar to spend Christmas
with her mother. returning in time
for the lodge meet Tuesday. IA
John T'rotter OF Holly was visit
ing his brother, Pete, and stayed
over for the lodge installation oi
officers.
Vim Baker of Holly, one of thu
charter members Of the Coolidge
Masonic lodge, was down visiting
his home lodge.
| Mrs. G. Montgomery received 8
telegram from Durant Okla. stat
ing that her daughter. Ethel. was
married Dec. 26. to Claud Van Hook
OF Tulsa. Okla.
Miss Leslie Crittenden and Mr.
Calvin Reed of Timpas, Colo. wert
quietly married at the home Of
the bride on Christmas day, at 3:3f
O'clock. the Rev ]. c. Boyce O.
Syracuse officiating. Mr.. Lance
Crittcnden acted as best man an:
|
Mrs. Lance Crittenden as brides
maid. Ralph Kimball sang a beau
tiful solo, entitled, II Love Yon
Truly accompanied by Miss Madge
Mason Only few OF the very nea,
relatives and friends were invited
The bride was beautifully gownetl
in white satin. At 5 o'clock a de.
lightful turkey luncheon was serv.
ed Quite a large number Of beau.
tiful and appropriate gifts were
presented. The newly married
couple expects to make their home
ut Timpas where Mr.. Reed teaches
school.
The program and community tree
and treat held at the school house
was one grand success Under the
direction OF the teachers, the child
ren put on a short play, represent
ing q country school, preparing for
their Christmas entertainment. 1t
was well rendered I'd rese.ved great
approval Then three pantomine
scenes. portraying the birth Of
Christ. were elaborately staged
and well carried out, assisted with
the singing of the carols by the
Presbyterian choir. Santa Claus
arrived and found a tree that went
from the floor to ceiling, profusely
garlanded and loaded with presents
These being distributed. every
child was presented with sack oi
fruit, nuts and candles. Boxes oi
apples, oranges, and candles were
then opened. and every one in the
hall bidden to help themselves.
The Joint installation Of the
Eastern Star and Masonic Lodges
was the occasion of a very notable
gathering. A large number of visl
tors were present from Holly
and Syracuse, making total OF
$50. After the officers were install
ed. splendid supper was served
and enjoyed. Rev. J. BOyce gave q
very interesting talk on the orders
and their work. Mr. and Mrs w.
O. Allen gave some well rendered
readings. while Mrs Boyce. James
B0yce, Madge Mason and Ralph
Kimball entertained with splendid
vocal selections. Being the one oc-
casion when the orders hold open
house, quite 9. number Of guests
were invited. who expressed great
appreciation In the royal way they
were entertained.
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Holger LynghOlm was transact
ing business in Holly Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Haws went to Lamar
Wednesday for teachers examine
tion.
H. c. Zimmet and Leon johnson
went to Holly Tuesday with wheat
MIR. and Mrs Ben Allanbaugh
and family spent Monday at the
Bert Lunz home
v. H. Kelley and son Lee were
Holly visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Zimmet and sons We're
and yern called on Mrs v. H. kel-
ley Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Reed are
the proud parents Of baby boy.
which they have named Donald.
Barbara Zimmet called at the
Plains school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin McAlexander
arrived December 9Th. to spend
Xmas with home folks.
NJ. S. Wilson is helping v H. Kel-
ley stack feed.
Mrs. Hill is visiting relatives In
Kansas, Iowa and Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elof Paulson were
I Holly visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gene Kelley and son
Dale Of Cheney Center spent Xmas
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Zimmet were
Lyean visitors Thursday.
nellie Ruggles was dinner guest
at the Lawrence Owens home Sun,
day.
Ed Dolberg of Holly was In our
vicinity Thursday.
H. c. Zimmet and Leon johnson
called on III. E.. Zimmet Monday.
Margaret G. Fellers is spending
the holidays with her sister. Mrs
r. l.. George.
August Endsley called at the
Plains school Tuesday.
Mrs Perry McAlexander called at
the Donald Reed home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Grisier enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fritz and
children. Ruth. William and Mar
garet at dinner Xmas day.
Mrs. Earl Wells was . Lamar visi-
tor Wednesday d. \. $
Barbara Zimmet and Margaret G.
Fellers were Lycan visitors Thurs.
day evening.
Grace, Bessie and Guy McAlexan.
der arrived Friday from Kansas to
spend Xmas with home folks.
Lee and Harry Kelley were Chen.
ey Center visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and
Harry Kelley were dinner guests
at thc NJ S Wilson home Sunday.
A numbre from Lycan, Bell and
Webb vicinities attended the Xmas
program at Plains Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells and Jess
.Fiacus were dinner guests at the
Collins home Sunday.
August Endsley was transacting
business In Two Buttes Friday
A large crowd attended the Xmas
program at Plains Friday evening.
An excellent program was rendered,
which showed much careful training
by teacher and pupils and which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent. The tree and old Santa was
source Of delight to the little
folks.
Mrs. Sophia Zimmet entertained
the following guests at dinner on
Christmas: Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
George and children. Jack and
Velva; Margaret g. Fellers; Mr.. and
Mrs IL. G. Zinmet; Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. l.. zimmet and sons We're and
Verne, Lee Kelley and Roy Garrett
The many friends of Harvey Bob
ringer will be grieved to hear that
word has just been received of his
death, which occurred last fall.
Harvey spent several years in this
vicinity, proving up q homestead
and serving as a mail carrier and
had a host of friends who will be
shocked to hear of his DEATH Fur
ther particulars are nat known.
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The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-29
Adeste Fide!es


~HIS well-known and great
kly loved Christmas hymn
was used at BenedictiOn
at Chrlstmastide In France and
England since the close Of the
Eighteenth century. 1t was sung
at the Portuguese legation in
London as early as 1877. The
most popular musical setting
was ascribed by Vincent Novel
10. organIst there. to John Read
ing, who was organist at Win
chester cathedral from 1861,
and later at Winchester college.
The hymn itself has been at.
tributed to st. Bonaventure, but
is not found among his works.
1t is probably of French or Ger
man authorship. 1t invites all
the faithful to come to Bethle-
hem to worship the newborn
Savior Catholic Encyclopedia.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-29
NorICF

The new boarding house Just east
OF the high school building will
open with dinner next Tuesday,
January 8. All our old friends and
many new ones are invited to at
tend.
Mrs. VAN WEY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
DALLAS

The Powers reunion a. West A!exar-
der was voted a success by a! present.
The day vas beautiful. the eats were
fine and Everybody was. n arc mood
Those related Ia The Powers family "h"
attended from TEI.las and vicinity were
NJ. and Mrs WEI Patterson. Mr.. and
Mrs Mort Patterson, Mrs. Sadie Nc
Glumphy and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orl.e Kimmins and children. Mr.. anu
! Mrs Meade Strick!in aid "h!!drGr' Mr..
and Mrs. John Frye. Nr. and Mrs. 'hur'
lie Frye and children. Mr.. ana Ars'
Charlie Iey and children AND Mas W.
ginia l'attiHon
Tho DALLAS baseball nine crossed butts
with tho Claysvil!o nine saturday sven
, inn n, Claysy!Nr Near the>c!osa OF tho
,leysn,h Inning tho SCORE stood sHron ="
I'VE IN favor OF Dallas. 80 this gum" WIFI
~. finished next Saturday before ~"
MAXI ramr Is PLAYED. as there WAS diS'
! pu,s about II decision.
4 MANY from paliuS nue1dr! aNb
Muundsv!llr camp meeting Sunday NJ
and Mr.. @ l.. kimnr!Ns. Ms. Sah'o Mf-
. C;lumphy Mira. charley Sir'rkHn Ny.
and Mrs Guly Clemens. NJ Hnd Ms.
Waiter Sampson md Mr. aud Mrs. Roy
s,rickl'n wrre among those wh" ai'ond-
ed from here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer hcram" - NO
rlous,y III Sunday morning thrt for s"N-
era! hours her Mo seemed 10 10 leaving
her. but at this tlmo sha has rn,!!n3
and hrr many friends h"ro t" soon SEQ
nor ah.t 10 I've M.
Mr.. John Mcconnell and his sister,
I.ou,so, Gud their cousin. ihHTc~r
Hw!nV!e. OF IanovsiIe. Nhl", ar" mo
quests u, present At the VAL Mcr"nne!
home.
l,ncal relatives received word Sunday
.v,r!nr OF the death ~ Mr.. lfni"!
D,gue OF MrundsN!l lilo. NJ. IHgue ,!v-f
Amos, al his No IN 'hi3 vicinity ant
has host Of friends wy" :"grc' - know
o! his passinE beyond.
Remember tho 'as' Tuar'e'N meeting
for tho present conference" Year Of tho
. NJ y church VII. y" he'd a. Majors
Vile nort SUNDAY. IN" quarterly con-
rarrce VII! be he,d a. 4 n'"i"Ck md me
rrcsrnIny service We hn ~ lh" even
lrs ~ Rev g. r. Anderson. followed
nv communion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

dav morning FOR Columbus, where they
Will attend the State fair for the re.
nlainder Of the week.
\ large number OF local residents at
tended the Belmont Monroe picnic at
Jerusalem yesterday. I.
Raw Gardner 81 Cleveland Is visiting
At the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard tordner Of East Main
strut
Mrs. Victor Workman Will entertain
tn. IIrrrranHs Ciuh a. her home In Fair
i.,inr III cv"riui; with wiener roast.
! DELIGHTFUL aim" is h"jre looked for
ward In ry All the members Of the club
Mrs. s. L. B"roN and Mrs. Ora Bor-
or r,n,nred to columbus yesterday.
where lhey Will intend tho State fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

'e~..r,' rnr he Wheeling h.aHH t''e
..p'u"I. Success - l"u Sac. IS H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
JUVENILE DELINQUENT.

Martha Eomack of Shadysidr was
taken "a the belmont county iai! ~ ~.
Clairsvi!I-. -. yesterday afternoon Nv
I>eputv Sheriff 1Iardestv on q bench
warrant issued nv Probate ludgs r. r
Meek, charging Juvenile delinquency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
Great Comedy-Drama
Opens al Plaza Tomorrow

J. Lander Stevens. ono ~ IN" really
fine character actors of bon stage ana
screen has created IN" lmpnr'hn' role
Of Socrates Potter In 'hr ltV"N"u Fin'
Corporations BIS pr"dVri'"H - Irk 'nS
Rarheller's story. "k""r:lE T. Ni'N
Lizzie" Hodksnsfn rei"a>" Nh'rG VII!
be shown tomorrow a. III" i."&a The
atre. Sir. Stevens has IN" onr"rtnEIiH
Of his screen career IN THIS role and 10
out TO make it one Of Am"r.'d'N screen
classics.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
Constructive Criticism Of Men and Measures In the Hope Of Correen
and EoiE

Texas having ynched black eop and murdered Mexcans
directing usades Of insults the
Last week family of Japanese ordered to leave town
the one State not alone this practice The
tire Southland utterly dsregard the vital rights of Others
report comes Colonel 2? Lincoln johnson Wash
ncn watching and guarding the rights and interests of black people
the way for things with the dmnra
ton Everybody knows that when watchdog IS given bone ne
viii watching The colonel will doubt act like the
hungry watchdog and he gets his bone he will conclude that
all well with the You can't hungry hound to watch
meat house. ff
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W. E. B. Bo learned editor of The Crisis makes
activities of Marcus Carney and while c
only criticize ne fails
has worked mracleiha iShe gathered three mill
Negroes together Too bad that these
pool strength We might then get million
Negroes together something which itself would be Godend
the and would CONSERVATION to the enemies of the
Glitch your a STAR" to be the life motto Of r.
Mays who still that he should appointment which
dictator Negro labor. The r. r.
Benevolent Industrial Association might head
bring the its fullest of efficiency but
handle vital problems big issues Big jobs for big
Roscoe Simmons Cooked the when red in
Hopnsve recently and then when he attempted speak
The Emancipation naturally asked one
for my people,"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
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Ito The You Know
| sEnn Editor

You know those real estate offices
which you happen 10 do business,
where the lady clerks rise immediate
ly and ascertain il they can serve you.
| know you know them because they
are few and far between.
You know the COOPERATIVE Gro
cery Store, 215 East 35th Street,
headed by Alderman Jackson. Well,
they are doing an extraordinary
business and are handling the best
OF goods and are giving you the
service
You know the pawn broker at Saith
and State Streets who says his main
object out here among the colored
people is to get the money. We mean
Mr.. Slider Well. guess he's right.
If he stays long enough to get the
money, he will no doubt move into
the HYDE Park District, where they
bomb colored peoples houses.
know you know that fuzzy-headcd
red-faced brown" who persists IN
wearing combination OF male and
female attire. Well, tell her to be one
thing or the other or she'll get IN
some place that she wants to get out
OF and cant.
You know the Royal Gardens, 459
Fast 3lst Street. | know you know
the Royal Gardens because its the
Mecca Tor high class dancing and
the meeting place OF the good spirits
who gather for a pleasant evening
Everybody knows Virgo for he's a
good fellow.
know Won know that apartment
where you enter through the medium
of a mysterious rap on the door
Well, they used to give three rapS,
now they give two. The police found
out about the three and got i'll once.
know you know that gang" oil
men who set for company IN the
cabarets, known as the satellites OF
society" | know you know them tor
| from their appearance their efforts
TO evadc work has drawn heavily
upon their vitality and they show ear
marks OF a dissipated life. Spot
them the next time you cabaret 50
that you will know them ever after
ward.
I know you know that lady on
Wabash Avenue who has that impos-
ing apartment and sells her "homc
brew" so promiscuously. l know you
know her because you too must have
wondered how she had nerve TO put
that war tax" on it. Well, she might
pick up a Government officer Tor a
customer and have to do Il little OK
planning.
| know you know that prominent
real estate man who got that society
lady interested in his 'big DEAL and
made her invest" her Liberty Bonds.
know you know him and her too,
because she camps at the Office try
ing to get her dividends" or her
money back"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
tlHcolA STATE BANK BACKS
De kotEH THOMPSON

The Thompson Music company at
Indiana avenue and 3lst street, in
seeking 10 secure the agency for the
Brunswick monographs and records,
was required to have al least $500
as a security, as this company does
not allow the liberal terms OF pur-
chase to distributors as other COM
paniss. This fact did not daunt Mr..
De koven Thompson. who immedi-
ately went 10 The Lincoln bank and
The necessary sum was available, and
therefore the Thompson Music com
pany was put on the road to a big
success, having as a prospect ono OF
the biggest music houses in the eo,r-
try.
Tlic Brunswick people have just
completed a record OF De koven
lhomps on's hit, Dear Lord, Remem-
Der Me" This record will without
question be followed by Others.
This company will now be able to
do what few music companies arc
able 10 do in the way OF aecomIno-
dating their customers who want i'm
mediate delivery on machines pur-
Pehased. Mr.. George I.icbrandt has
already purchased one OF the highest
priced machines in the Thompson
store,. and this fact augurs a highly
successful year for the company
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

ing, he was met at the depot by a
large aggregation of citizens, headed
by the chief of police, and others. all
eager to make his stay as secluslve
as possible. He managed. however
to evade the strong arm OF the law
making his escape, was later seen tot
ing his grip up Capitol Hill. There
he was made welcome by tlle thou
aessa fds MID h had 9sasss6ied feF lie Pttf
pose OF welcoming the new. governor
to his new seat OF power. The
Capitol was lined with every known
vehicle. from an old-fashioned two
wheeled buggy 10 the latest make IN
automobiles. Everybody was pres
ent, even those who were soon to
leave. The governors address wildly
portrayed his hopes and ambitions
and forcibly impressed upon his
audience that the days OF the public
utility had passed. As Uncle Eph
shook hands with an old friend from
down in Egypt, he was heard to say:
This IS the day long have sought
and grieved because | found ii not
After clearing his throat several times,
almost splitting cotton, Uncle tph
said: "This coming together oil so
many political notables from all over
the state IS unusual from many points
Of view, and especially IN that there
IS snch e ,lp., .. a9ss',1 III u
fro,1 tho tnny,, r. the unknown. il
was clearly visible upon lis coantc-
nance thai he had spent ins torce
without 9ola1l1i'B llle i i III ue-
lie will not be lonesome, because
hundreds III others we're forced to pull
their hands owl Of the pockets Of the
pubic lleaaqry ana seek ne" heios o'
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
A Hog Doesn't Need a Toothbrush

Much light is thrown on the char
acfer OF the last congress by the fact
that majority considered toothpaste
4 non-essential and placed II in the
luxury column OF the tax list Butte
Daily Bulletin.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
fragrant Case

Nk1t are your reasons for want
ing divorce. madam inquired the
judge.
Failure to support"
But you live in apparent luxury.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15
Y. w. c. A.
CLASSES
Dramatics Orchestra
Glee Club Home Arts

Millinery Dressmaking Cooking
$500 per course or 25c lesson
Cooling $500 per course or
35c a lesson.-No fee for Glee
Club or Orchestra.
Instructors: Nine Fannie Hall
Clint, Nine. Rosa Morgan, Mime.
Elizabeth Euper, Nine. Colena
urgess, Nine. Winona Brown,
Mrs. Irene Nj. Gaines-Industri
Secretary.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

XIOU HAVE NOTICED them
going into that apartment build
ing on Indiana Avenue in the
H'h block and have sometimes seen
- many rs seven cars lined mp in
lhe street Well, Nosey followed
orc OF the little parties into the
building and when he got 10 the door
The lady OF the house" asked him
ii he was With the party, and when
he told her that he was not he was
asked il he had card Not having
a card Nosey went back TO State
Street and an old friend came up and
told him about 4 place where he could
go and have some time" barring
nothing ard handed Nosey . card,
yell. Noscy looked al The card and
saw that he had the thing that would
let him in the apartment and wheeled
about and wendell his way back TO
the third fight up." Smiles greeted
him and then he found out why one
could not Just break in" Il can't be
told
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

MOS fsYH STtIMBLF.D ~ acct
N dent into Tie Y NJ re. A. The
other night and while there
went upstairs 10 see an old friend.
While passing in the corridor on his
way out Nosey was startled almost
out OF his thick skin when high
feminine voice cried out, Here you
are, Ruth, take these flowers and put
them on your dresser" Nosey saw
that the voice came not from lady,
but from tall ladylikc gentleman
who was holding out 4 bunch OF
"poSies" to another gentleman across
the hall. Nosey decided that the
name Ruth must be one OF those last
names like @Babe" Ruth, but later
found out that this was not So and
is still wondering what il WAS all
about. They were both nice boys,
anyway.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

nNCE IN a GREAT while Nosey
gets.something To eat and while
in 55th Streets popular might
restaurant he saw the lady who has
won the name OF meal hound among
the boys who know everybody.
Well. she had "vamped' another
gcntlcman out5of dinner and he left
her for a minute 70 go get some
cigarettes and was coming right
back" Well. she sat there and
waited for an hour and hall and
the man decided that he was going
to close for the night and that he
had 10 have the money Tor those Two
big dinners. The meal hound" didn't
have the cash and OF course Nosey
is never known to have anything. SO
the poor girl left her wrist watch for
those dinners. Noscy knows that the
restaurant man got stung at thai. but
She walked out with her head high
and entered a taxi Nosey still Won.
ders what She gave that cab driver
if she could not pay for her dinner.
CoMEeTHINGs MAKE you really
- weep. Nosey- saw one OF the
- most hcsf1rending tragedies that
could ever take place in cigar store.
a man, well,kpown and liked. but
always hard-pressed had just Con
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-15

.fldenced" friend out Of ten dollars
and rushed into cigar store to get
ms ever-present cigar before going
TO pay an urgent bill. The store was
crowded and the gentleman got in in
time to overhear one man gpraising
him to the skies and said that he for
one would trust him with any amount
The hurried gentleman smiled with
satisfaction as he recalled all of his
many debts but the smile passed away
when one man eased UP TO him and
told him that he had TO have that
$1,000" loaned some months back. lie
whispered first when he was refused
by the hurried gent but when his
demand grew loud the gent passed
over the ten dollar note 10 save his
.reprtation and started out to get
somebody else. lie really deserves
sympathy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-26
JAPAN YIELDS TO BRITAIN
Tokyo Government Agrees That Anglo
Japanese Treaty Must Be Amend
ed, Washington Hears.

Washington, May 24.-Japan has
yielded to the British view that the
new Anglo-Japanese treaty must be
amended it was learned on high gov
ernmental authority here.
The change will be in article four
which states that Great Britain does
not have to aid Japan against any ma
ton with which Great Britain has a
general treaty of arbitration"
As a matter of fact Great Britain
has only a "peace commission treaty"
with the United States. Taking ad-
vantage of this technically Japan
was insisting that article four be
again written, as it stands, into the
new pact
The prime ministers of Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa inter
vened and threw their influence
against Japan. These colonies did
not base their demand for revision on
the ground of japanese exclusion, al
though that is understood to have been
the fundamental thought, but merely
upon the possibilities for trouble in
article four itself. Because Of her i'm
migration problem in the British col
onies. Japan yielded "to save her
face" as it was expressed here