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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported Ia
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
James Lingin. 81. Rolling Field, u. {.
George W. Herman, &C. 40 9Th ST. s.w.
susan II. B Mason, 10. $500 L st.
Agnes {. Fainter. Is. Providence Hospital.
Irene Somers, % Tuberculosis Hospital.
Abdul H. Molavi &c. 1914 r. !. ave.
Geors. r. Roberts, 81. 1872 q st.
James Denham. 81. Providence Hospital
Richard W. Smith, 81 Naval Hospital.
William T. Dixon. 22 months Casualty Hos
pitai.
Laura Young. II. 433 y st.
Harry l.. Frazier. y days 1121 3rd St sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-04-19
ATTACHE ORDERED HERE.

Lieut.. Commander George 4. Dorsey,
naval attache at the United States
Lisbon. Portugal. has been
ordered TO this city for duty in the
Office of naval intelligence, Navy De-
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WORK OF VISITING
NURSES EXTOLLED
Broadness of Organization
Shown by Liberal Aid in
$4,000 Campaign.

Recognition of the fact that the
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
recognizes no creed color or nation
ality IN the pursuit OF its health
conservation work is made evident
by the character of the organizations
which are alisning themselves in sup
port OF the soci.ty's approaching
campaign for $4,000 for maintenance.
ana expansion. The latest important
organization to join hands with the
l. '. n. 5. is the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society, chief among Catholic chart
table associations OF the District. Pre-
Vious announcements have been made
OF enthusiastic support by a special
organization Of Jewish women and
or "A simultaneous campaign on th,.
piN OF colored citizens
Representatives OF iiffeen parish
conferences attended the ullartelv
meeting OF tn" particular council OF
the st. Vincent de Paul society, held
IN Carroll Hall. at which il Was
planned to explain the ACCOMPLISH
ments and needs of thu, nursing So
cIetS at meetings OF tn" various con
ftrcnceS next sunday
President Describes Work.
VI nj
the T. V. y. s." described the. work
OF her organization in giving nursing
care for the many SICK of the CITY
VINO are not in hospitals. while Mrs
tofcofdn Thorn, chairman of the. cam
palSh, which is to start next sun
DAY ana last one week. explained the
urgent need for funds and urged
support OF the forthcoming effort to op-
tain il.
Judge William H. De Lacy. presi-
dent of the st. Vincent de Paul So
ciety. asked the representatives of
the thirteen parish conferences T..
urge all members of these confer
enceS to contribute to the fund to be
raised, and explained that by such con-
trlbutions the members of the ST.
Vincent de Paul Society may become
members of the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society.
Rev. Dr. John O'Grady. director of
the central office of the St Vincent
de Paul Society, told how the visiting
nurses care for many of the sick per-
sons who receive the charitable aid
OF that society, and cited cases. of
which he had personal knowledge in
which two societies had co-operated
in relieving distress and suffering
among the poor of the city.
Nurses DO Splendid Work.
The instructive visiting nurses do
not content themselves with instruct
ing and advising said DIR. O'Grady.
These nurses work hard and eff
GENTLY. They go right into the homes
OF the sick, cook tor sick people I'M
able to prepare their own meals,
battle sufferers who otherwise would
go unbathed, attend to the many
needs of baby sufferers, and do all
kinds of work that would be left un-
done if it We're not for these nurses
The st. Vincent de Paul Society
cannot reckon in dollars and cents
What it owes to the Instructive Visit
ing Nurse Society. and | want to
urge all of you to give full support
to these nurses in this campaign for
money needed to continue such an
important and necessary work in
Washington" DR.. OGrady announced
that he would start the contributions
of members of his organization with
a contribution from his own pocket
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Just Arrived!

Couldn't get the right coIors earlier"
was the manufacturers excuse But they
are here now and there will be great
excitement in consequence at our Skirt
Section tomorrow
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WILL COMMAND HOSPITAL.

Commander Ralph T. Orvis. Naval
Medical Corps at New York city. has
been detailed to command the naval
hospital at Olongapo, L. /.
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ORDERED TO DUTY HERE.

Lieut. Commander Vance .. Chap
line. commanding the L. S. s. Reid.
has been ordered to this city for duty
in tn" office of naval operations, Navy
Department.
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MARRIED..
MAN
UI1S0E-HAYI II,

WILSON-HALL. Thursday. April Z. 1921. at
st. Peters parsonage. ny Rev. james NJ.
oBrien, HENRY l. WILSON. Jr-. and
PANSY Is. HALL. No cards.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03

sARLGE. hold ? cara, near do~utowu
ton; reoI So per month. DAVID
sARRr. ls01 II st M. n. isol-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
Male or Female.

TEN MEN AND WOMEN RESIDENTS
OF Washington; Immediate employment; !;
In replying give address ;and- telephone.
number. Address BOX 47sD. Herald Of
nee. 1887
GOVERNMENT CLERKS : PART TIME
work; handle income producing project;
Eood pay. go Colorado Puildipg for pattieu-
Les. - S-,.'srs i & k629 4
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. d. C., wAsHINoToy
september. 3, 1921.-Sealed proposals viii
Be = seived at Room 500. District BuiIdipr.
unu o'clock ,p- m. September 10. 1921
Tor furnishing portland cement dpring hscai
year ending June % 1s42., Foe detailed in
Room $40 Districf9 Buildfng. CUNO nj
RuDOLPH. CHARLES W. KUTZ, JAMES y.
OYSTER. Commissioner. D. @. - =
se1sS.e.Ls.s. 1852
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
HORSES, syEHlcrES;ETc

s-s---sr.----s--~--S.---~s- ---~s--->--s>~~>>~~->Sx
two GOOD WORK HORSES, DUMP
wagon. good condition, set double ,hafness.
II. L HOWELL Tuxedos Ad. .Jtsl
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03

LAr~SCAPE GARDENER AND
FORESTER.
ESTIMATES MADE FOR IMPROVING
estates, evergreen hedges, nursery stock 4;
delivery within "a hours. z, p. RoDMAN,
f01 Primrose st.. Chevy Chase. Cleve. 1879.
= -. : e03
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03

HELP WAlUED-
Female C6nfinued.

HoUsEkEEPER-REfINED: GOOD SAL
arg. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL ,BU.
REAU, 2f2 Munsey Bldg COS
FIRST CLASS COOK 10 90 10 THE
country. CLARKE's AGENCY. 1900 lstl
q: nv. North 1855: p3.
BookKEEPERs. stenognphers, Typists,
Dietaphone. Burroughs Big. and r. 3. x
operato.x. sal, $20-$25 VII. sTENOGRAPHIC
EAcHANGE. 40 Keliogs Bldg. I41e y. Z
$50
DO YOU KNOW WHAT OPPORTUNITIES
are open to your INSTITUTE OF YoCk-
rioNAL RESEARCH. 2io Annsey Bldg. .
-. 10
sTENoGRAPHER;' $25 rEh WEEK. "a
Munsey Bldg. - - $50 :
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS AT PREVAIL
ing rates made In D. @. improved property.
Some money avaiisble for home builders.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1901 New Yori
ave nv. Main 1l66. 1o2
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
KEYS.

Duplicate keys made while you wait. 25c.
us H st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
GARAGES.

WE BUILD ALL TYPES or GARAGE
quick construction; right prices. For
Innate phone North 65Ts. isss
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03

NEAR DOWNTOWN SEQ
T1oN: BRK. BLDG. HOLDS
TEN CARS. GOOD FOR RE-
PAIR SHOP OR GARAGE;
RENT. 5000.
DAVID q. BARRY.
lSoI q ST. n. 1901
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
SPECIAL. NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
Will not be responsible for debts by any
others than myself. DONALD A. CRAw-
FORD, 1902 st Sc. 1872
The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
HERB REMEDIES.

STOP WISHING FOR GOOD HEALTH. 60
to the Old Indian Herb Store, take the
great TU RA he remedies, get well and stay
well as so many thousands have. 172s 7th
st. NV. 76o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11
FaIlecs Il s.. W. N. Berger.

El Coronel William M. Berger,
de BeIen, viejo residente, Editor,
educador y abogado de Nuevo
Mexico. falleci6 e Microbes en- su
hogan en- BeIen, a Ia edad de ~
amos.
Por amos el Col Berger, fue
muy prominente en- Ia politica de
Nuevo Mexico y circulos educa-
cionaIes, y Ia primavera pasada
cumpli6 su termmo como conan
dante de Ia Gran Armada de Ia
RepdbHca, de Ia cual e fue uno
de sus primeros miembros en- eI
Estado.
Fue fundador de Ia Uniyersi-
dad de Nuevo Mexico en- Santa
Fe y fue secretario por Is amos;
fundador de la Sociedad Histori-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11
NOMTNA AL JUEZ HANNA,
(Tucumcari News.)

Continuamente estamos slendo
inundados por los agentes de Ia
prensa del Mister Bursum acer-
ca de sus maravillosos trabajos
en- los salones del congreso. Has
ia Ia fecha. cada accion del Mis-
ter Bursum es cronicada a cada
minute de las preparedness que
hace desde que Sc levanta en- Ia.
manana hasta e tempo que Sc.
mete en- la CANA. Es IN detalle
continue de los quehaceres dia-
rios de un rey supreme. No obs
tante, nosotros no hemos visto ma
da milagroso todavia emanando
de las maniobras de este pode-
roso" estadista.
La election que sera tenida' en-
Septiembre esta va casi enema de
nosotros y podemos realizar Ia ne
cesidad de este continue golpeo
del tambor serenando al poderoso
heroe y bien 10 pueden hacer,
porque cuando los Democrats de
Nuevo Mexico Sc reunan en- con-
vencion en- Agosto y Ell nombre
del Juez Hanna sea presentadc
ante la misma. el grito que Sc
levante sera uno que Sc ORA en-
los 1Itimos reconcitos del estado
dcsde norte, sur, oriente v po-
niente. Ell pueblo conoce a Ham
ma como I'm verdadero amigo del
'hombre comun' y quien en- to-
dos tiempos ha campeonado los
derechos de todos encontra de los
privileges atrincherados de los po-
COS.
Nuevo Mexico sabe quien E.
responsible en- su mayor parte
por nuestras presentes y triste'
condolences finsncieras en- loi
asuntos del estado y quien fus
responsible en- su mayor partt
por Ia derrota de algunas de Ia.
promesas Republicans. Y la agi
tacion continue por Ia prens;
Republican, nunca echara abajc
Ell pasado registro poIitico del 81
Hanna.
Los votantes de Nuevo Mexico
ensenaron sus simpatias para e
Juez Hanna en- Ia Ultima eleccioI
dandole siete mil votos mas qu'
eI balance del boleto de estado
mientras corria encontra del can
didato escogido por Bursum pari
gobernador.
Democrats. porque Sc detienel
en- nominar a su siguiente sena
dor de los Estados Unidosp No
sotros nominanos al Juez Hanna
En- una contesta de hombre a hon
bre SIN ningunas cuestiones nacio
males envueltas Hanna es eI pm
nero en- Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

CuandO cOnteste nuestFOs anunci0s
pidalos, mandando el importe, .
"El Nuevo MexicanO''
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11
I'll NOMBRAMIENTO De ROME
RO ALTAMENTE SATISFAC-
TORIO A LOS DEMOcRATAS.
fn-...nW Narve \

N-T0
De I'm punto de vista Democra-
tico congratuIaciones y felicitacio-
mes son debidas a Ia organization
Republicans ds Estado al Seha-
dor Bursum por eI nombramlento
de Secundino Romero como MAJ
riscaI de los Estados Unidos por
81 distrito de Nuevo Mexico. Sir
guiendo despues el incidente de
Las Vegas en- el cual q Dr. Frank
Roberts, Tin conseguidor compe-
tente, fue descargado por conan.
do de Romero y reemplazado con.
I'm polidquero machete, ningun
otro modo meior de empular 81
voto Democratico para senador
podia haber sido hallado.
Como materia de hecho el pues
10 de mariscaI de Is Estados uni-
dos es uno muy pequeho, cast no
siendo mas exaltado en- verdad
que aqueI de soto alguacil 0 gri-
tador de Ia corte. No fue Ia RI
queza de Ia pasta que marca la
materia como una fruta perfecta
de los mstodos de IA pacota Re
~pubIicana; pero el hecho de que
el Sr. Romero fue el escogido.
CuaIquier otro Republican, en- q
estado hubiera sido acceptable sin
ninguna question.
Els cleric que el Senador Bur
sum fue puesto en- una cierta cla-
Sc de aguiero. en- el cual q tuyo
que escoier entire 81 e~ndosamien-
to de Ia organization Republica-
ma y los elemeptos mas decentes
del partido en- Ell 'estado. Que e
hubiera preferido sostsner a los
reguIares son sus puros negoclos.
10 que el partido hara en- las ur-
mas eIectorales esos son sus ne
goeios.
Nh ;n,ao;narea me ellos Ia.
ran 10 suficiente. Nueyo Mexico
esta enteramente cansado de pc
ltqueros de Ia cIase de Secundi
no Romero, y el sentimiento ests
sanando terreno que deberan
deben ser puestos en- los almace.
mes del divide. Hay tai cosa co,
mo limpieza en- la politica parh.
daria. pero no Sc puede sopouaI
con tales nombramientos como
este, no importa Guam insignlfi
cante sea el puesto. Es una ma
terra de principles, no de hom
bres.
Esta accion deBe darIe al no
minado Democrats para senado
einco per ciento de faeiidad 81
Ia pr6xima election.
Solo nominen al hombre. 10
yotantes haran 10 demas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

100 Blaneos surfidos Sc daTan por 81 pTeclo de TOO
ToDAs LAS 0RDENEs DEBEN EN- ACoNPANADAS
DE sU nhPoRTF: NO MANDAMOS 0RDENES G. o. D.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

ca de NuevD Mexico y su secretar
rio Dor 81 amos; tambien de Ia
Asociacion Educational de Nuevo
Mexico y su primer secrctario.
Despues de que Sc Gamble pat
IA Belen sirvio como ~asistente
procurador por el cpndado de
Valencia y publicista del Belen
Tribune por varios aos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11
Suscrfbase hoy
! "El Nuevo Mexicano''

Cuando quiera Blancos en- espanol
pfdalos, mandando 81 impOrte, q
Ell NUEVO MExICANO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

En- las IItimas elecciones:
Unos paletos de Ia sierra dicen
al candidate:
-Queremos I'm ferrocarrIl.
No es possible. Lo 1nico que
podria hacerles a ustedes es una
estacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11
NO oUlTARENos FL DEpo DEL
RENeLoN.

a pesar de 70 que Sea, oueremos
Acabarle de Demostrar al Pueblo
Pobre que Mientras 4 e se lie Sa-
criflca con las Tasaclones, los "a
vorItos de Ia Administration Re
publIcana Socapean TODD 10 que
Pueden.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

Tai Y comoflo hemos venido pro-
metiendo a los lectoies de LA GAGE
ia. semana tras semana. les servi-
remos un artfculo relativamente ex-
en- Ell cual demostraremos CON
HECHOs que mientras que los ricos
polfticos Y sus satellites. o e los
que les rodean. nc pagan nj Ia cuarta
parte de sus t~asaciones, a los pobreS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

-Ha visto listed csc hombre
que ACADIA de pasar9 Pues me ha
robado 10000 pesetas. Ell mi
serable Sc ha casado con Ia mu-
les que 20 guerra para casarme.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

a~pareciendo como vietimas resigna-
das de los hombres que s6olo nos
aprecian (2l cuando estan proTimas
las e~lecciones. pero que durante to-
da la vida hacen todo 10 possible pof-
que nos mantengamos en- Ia ruina
socapeando tods las tasaei0nes que
en- iusticia deberian pagan,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

Ell abogadolSenores, no ten
go mas que una palabra que de-
cir Sc Ia yoy a deer a us
ledes en- dos palabras
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11
BlQncOs Lcgalcs
en- EspanOl

Ponemos a continuation una lista de los blancos que tenemos
en- espanol junto con Ell tamano de cada uno, para que So
pan d precio. Los precios SON segdn el tamanO del blance.
Auto de Arresto, IA pliego,
Auto de Prisi6n, IA piego.
Declaration Jurada, IA phego.
Cita de Jueces de Paz, IA pGego.
Certificate de NombramientO, IA piegc.
Fianza Official, ~ pliego.
Fianza Official y Juramento, IL pfego
Fianza para Guardian la Paz, IL phego
Contrato de Parido, ~ plegO.
Escritura de Renuncia, IL pliego.
Docmento Garantizado, 10 piego,
Documento Garantizado, extensa fOrma entera, enterc
piego. MEEEAAm
HpOteca de Bienes Muebles, 10 pliego.
Certificate de MatrimoniO, loo cada uno.
Formula de Enumeraci6ns IL phego.
Documento Sin Garantia, ~ piego.
Notas-Obigaciones, 25c por so.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors, de Caminos, 90 en- un 4
bro, o5c.
Noticia de Asesores de Asesamiente, 100 en- IN hpre, Ac'
Libros de Recibos de Capitaci6n, so en- IN lfbro, 25c.
Noticia de Asesores de Asesamientos 100 en- I'M lbro, 100
APPLICATION por Lcencia dc Matrimonio, l2phego
Certificate de Muerte, IA pliego.
Certificate de Nacimiento, IA pliege.
Juez de Paz, Repertoire Criminal y Civil, $450.
Carta de venta-La Marca Registrado del Yendedor La
bro, pr cada uo, 25c.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-11

NO dejen de mandarnos 81 direction
vieja al pedir 81 Gambia de 81 peri0-
dico a otro lugar, pues es necesario
para hacer Ell Gambia Ademas, nece-
sltamos una semana para hacer q
cambio en- las listas.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
July A Weather
Took a Tumble

The weather Saturday. Sunday and
Monday had range of As degrees.
me extreme for heat was>reached on
saturday when the thermometer went
close to 100 degrees with q light
WIND blowing as if it was right off
me desert plains. Saturday night
the wind changed directions and it
Diew hard all night long bringing
more refreshing weather which was
followed by rain Sunday night and
moii all day Monday. On Monday
night those who were out celebrating
the Fourth found that it was actually
cold and men who had their over
coats wore them and the women
mostly had on heavy wraps during
the late afternoon and evening. The
temperature registered as low as Sc
uegrees. The rain extended from
Southern Wyoming all thru Colorado
into New Mexico.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
EVERGREEN TREE
Is BASE BALL ENTHUSIAST

Yong Evergreen Tree made trip
ia Pueblo last Saturday 20 see the
flood damage. but he made sure to pa
turn in time to help win the ball
games at Crowley on Sunday and the
Fourth of July game at Rocky Ford
the next day. So far in this personal
mention the whole thing may seem a
joke but Mr.. Trees first name is
Young and his middle name is Ever
green. SO the whole name is Just as
was first given. Young Evergreen
Tree.
Tree is an Indian and a member of
the Cochiti tribe of the Pueblo Ind
ians of New Mexico. He is living
here now. and farming. He has re-
ceived schooling at the government
Indian schools and is we'll verscd on
affairs general.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. T. z. Smith and three child
rem of Burk-Burnett. Texas. are here
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. Sale and the ]. NJ. Smith family.
proved in health after an illness
which has kept him confined for tho
past couple of months. He was
down town this week.
H. l.. Hughes and family of Clov-
erton, Mimi, and sister Mrs. Jackson
of Lime Springs, Ia, arrived last
week for a visit with their brother,
Rev. S. T. Hughes, and family, of
Crowley. They came by auto.
w. A. Miller and family are here
visiting F. r. Miller and family. The
men are Brothers. Mr. Miller form
blacksmith and implement business
He has been located in Northern.
Kansas.
Bernice Ratliff and Mildred Dow
ney spent the weekend and Fourth
with Charles lies.
The Methodist ladies' held their
monthly missionary meeting Thurs
day with Mrs. W. E. Strever. Quite
a large number were present Sew
ing for the missionaries was the main
work accomplished.
Verda Epperson who has been at
Colorado Springs for the past two
months has gone 10 New Mexico to
spend the rest of the summer with
her sister and family who reside
there.
w. f. Berg is suffering an attack
or rheumatism. He is now able to
be out on crutches but is improving
slowly.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
inning Prices
Boosted.-Labor
| Now Unsettled

a of the beet growers are 'up
an" because of the break in the
IA nrice of thinning and hocing
Last spring at one OF the
sngs OF the beet growers a fair
In nav was set and agreed to by
Ae growers present. When the
I,ng labor took hold of the work
knning they were very well pleas
I'M the price. but now comes the
so say some of the growers.
one. in his desire to get labor.
Need the price. The Mexican la
las soon aware of this and they
henced to hold out for more pay.
at the increased wage. it is
he'd. the Mexicans commenced to
up on The work thinking they
J. got still mora.
result of the break in the
|mcnt as to stipulated price
Fields have suffered and many
which would have been thinned
hoed by this time are still un-
for, and there are some irate
ers who are condemning the ones
btarted it,
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
Kiowa County Is
Harvesting Wheat

H. F. Ald!ich was in Kowa coun-
ty on Saturday of last week and he
found that wheat was ripe and being
harvested by the thousands of acres.
He stated that headers and binders
were being run and many of them
pulled by tractors, and that wonder
full crop was being harvested. He
says that the wheat thruout the coun-
ty will average 20 bushels to the acre
The crop in Kiowa county is fall
wheat and last fall the farmers hit
G. good moist season and the wheat
did fine all the way thru to maturity.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
FIRST EvANQELlcAL CHURCH

Saturday eyeing at 8 o'clock the
presiding elder. Rev. b. Barthel. Of
Denver, will preach. EVERYBODY well
come. As <r.aT.s
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at IL o'clock.
Eemon and Holy communion.
Young peoples meeting at p. m.
Evening services at o'clock.
Rev. b. Barthel will preach both
morning and evening.
Mid-week service. Wednesday at
8 p. m. es 3 81 ~,
This notice is also our invitation
to; the public. Come! Y
Q. F. HARTMANN.
Is Minister.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
MOTH EGGS ATrRACTED
CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION

me Rhode Island red hens own
n Mrs. o. V. Burke are record
when it comes TO laying large
Two of the eggs were on dis
at this office for several days.
were about the same size and
of them measured 61a inches by
.inches and the other 6 by 8
es. They attracted a great deal
tention.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
GET YOUR SEATS

''If you want a premium list of the
Arkansas Valley Fair or if you want
to secure box or be sure of good
Day which comes September l,
write to the secretary of the fair
now. Two thousand more seats
have been provided for this year but
the safe way is to make reservations.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
PICNIC DINNER ENJOYED

About $50 OF the Ordway Baptist
Sunday school pupils and the Crowley
Cummunity Sunday school classes
combined enjoyed good time. with
two hours and a half program at
the Hough farm east of Crowley the
Fourth A big chicken dinner was
served after which races and game S
were participated in.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
BEssEMER WATER SOON

Farmers under the Bessemer ditch
in Pueblo County will probably get
water by the first of next week. The
canal suffered serious breaks from
the headgate down for several miles
in the June flood and work has been
paired TO carry water. Crops under
that system have necessarily suffer-
al
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
pnty Court Upheld
y Supreme Court

ne application for a suppressed
writ OF error in the Frank En-
Ease was heard by the supreme
on Tuesday of this week and
Rs denied new trial. Thus
woodbridge of the county court
PANIED. The opinion was written
Fslice Teller and Justice Whit
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
WATERMELONS GALORE FOR
ROCKY FORD MELON DAY

officials of the Rocky Ford fair
say that there is no shortage of mel
ons and thar there will be plenty of
them for the annual watermelon day
feast
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
Web-Worm Moths
Are In Beet Fields

Web-worn moths are quit. thick
in the beet fields and it is fear ID they
Will cause some trouble later. The
menace was checked somewhat the
past week and it may be they can be
prevented from doing any damage.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
Il. g. LANCASTER DIES

-. w. Lancaster, former resident
of this vicinity and at one time in
the sheep business here. died recent
ly as a result of injuries received in
an automobile accident. He resid-
ed in North Carolina. and on June 25
met with an accident at his home at
Madison, N. C. He was taken to a
hospital at Winston-Salem where he
died two days later.
Mr.. Lancaster spent five years out
here. in the sheep business on the
Lancaster-Lackey ranch thirty miles
noIdh of Ordway, and left here about
twelve years ago. He is a brother of
A. b. Lancaster OF Rocky Ford and
for years resident of Ordway.
Mr.. Lancaster was held in high es-
teen by all those who knew him. He
will be remembered by those who re-
sided in this section of the country at
the time he lived here.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-08
CE PROGRAM COMPLETE

b racing program for the Rocky
fair August 30-September 2
peen made out. There will be
interesting events.