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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-27

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIVOTA
DIE angickeho prelozil Albin Straka


aniz nejake vysvetleni, jen to
ze mas zadna malitkou neu-
vidime, a re sc bude miti vel
mi dobre a bude vychovana
jako dite bohacovo. Vzala
jsem penize, ktere mi nabi-
dla, ona vzala Manu- a ujela
S nj kocare. To jest vSe."
Vedela jsem, re mluvi prav
du a vzdor tomu, re isem byla
tax mladou, seznala isem jiz,
re stava tomto Svete nevy-
hnutelneho osudu, nimz jest
marny BOZ a jemuz Sc vSichni
podrobiti musime. Y prvni no
ci po mem odlouceni S Nanou
predsevzala jsem 81, re il wy
hledam. "Naleznu ji," pravila
jsem k sob6, "a kdyby to mno-
no roku trvati melo." Tato my
Slenka dodala mi velikou ute
chu.
Nasledujiciho dne postavi-
la jsem Sc k velikemu kramu,
pred nimz mne jedna 2 on6ch
pani oSlovila. Jedna ekvipaz
prijizdela "a druhou; ma sta
dam vstoupilo do kramu, ale
zadna sneda, cd neStovic zna-
menana panl neukazala Sc Sc
syou kraSnou zmrzaGenou We
litelkou; nikdo, kdo by nej-
vzdalenejSi podobu mel te-
mi, jez jsem tax touzebn6 hle-
dala.
S prazdnyma rukama vrati-
la jsem Sc vecer do podkrovni
komory. Babicka nepotrebova
la okamzite zadnych pen6z
penize, ktere "a Manu- obdrze
la, lezely dosud We skrini. Co
5 pencil temi pocala, nedo-
zv6dela jsem Sc nikdy; ia
bych Sc itch nebyla dotkla,
kdybych byla mela hlady ze-
mriti; vzdyt' to byly penize
krvave!
Nasledujiciho dne prosla
isem nekonecn6 dlouhe ulice,
pohlizela k nescislnym oknum
vzhuru; divala jsem Sc do ko-
lem jedoucich ekvipazi; pro
hlizela jsem zastupy ma chod
nikach - lee nikde ami stOpy
po Name.
Byl to pocatek meho hle-
dani, kter6 Sc protahlo ma ty-
dny, mesice a leta, aniz by me
10 nejmenSi vysledek.
Cas- mcdowell umirniti moi
bolest mad ztratou Many; mic
nedoVedlo vyplniti misto jeji '
srdci mem.
Bidy V ulicce pribyyalo.
Hadky a pracky stavaly Sc ca
stejSimi; babicka Scrag pila
vice vice koralky a me Sar-
Vatky 5 Pietro a ostatnimi no
chv V uliCce stavaly Sc cast6j-
Simi a horSimi. Odevzdy nena
yidela isem uliGku, ale od
ztraty Many nenavid6la jsem
il tax, re to nemohu slovy Wy.
znaciti.
Minul jeden rok, ia min
druhy tretl a ;eSte nenasta.
la zadna Zmena V mem bid
mem zivote. Dosud jako drive
obyvala babicka Scrag bidnou
komoru podkrovni; dosud ia.
ko drive snaSela jsem biti {
vselike prikofl; byla jsem o
beti letniho parma, zimnlcl
mrazu, hladu nedostatku.
A po ten cely dlouhy Cas-
pokracovala jsem hledan
Many. Po ten cely cas- nevy
sla jsem ami jednou po sven
odporn6m zamestnani = po
uliGnl zebrote - abych ma n
nenysliIa d nepohlizela dc
pansk5ch ekvipazi, ktere ko
lem mne Jelly. Vzdy a VSudt
hledala jsem Manu-. Byla mrt
YOU. anebo dosud lila? TutC
otazku predkladala jsem 81 u
stavicne, k niz Sc pridruzilt
druha, zda-li jest take st asst
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-27

ce obavala. Babicka poslala
mne samotnou ma zebrotu.
Nan prosila plaGem, ably mne
smela doprovazet, a ieSte NY
nj Sc pametuji 5 hrCzou ma to,
iak .stara vjela mezi mas svou
holi a mne tax prudce re dve-
II vystrcila, re jsem padla do
polovic schodu. Kdyz jsem O.
pet vstala a zp6t pohledla,
spatfila jsem Nan Sc zarosenym
obliGejem stati We dverich pod
krovni komory.
IS bohem Polly, mila do
bra Polly" volala vzlykaiic.
Jeji zlate vlasky spadaly
pres jeji maly obliGej a jeji
roztrhane Saticky poletovaly
v pruVanu. Jeste mi hodila
ieden pollock rutkou a pax il
vtahla nevlidna zena drze do
komory. Oh, boze, videla jsem
Manu- naposled.
Toho dine prob6hala jsem
cel6 sousedstvi ulicky patra-
la jsem vSude po snede pani ;
bala jsem Sc, re hekde ma
blizku CHA. X menu velkemu
uspokojeni nemohla jsem po
nj nikde stopu naleznouti; po-
Gala isem doufati, re Sc VIDA
la patrani DO Name, ale vzdor
tomu nevzdalila jsem Sc re
sousedni uliCky, aG isem do
bfe v6dela, re ia promeskani
sveho denniho zamestnani
straSn6 potrcstana budu.
Cas- ubihal; nepriimula
jsem dosud ami jeden cent. Ko
necne vzdalila isem Sc z naSi
ctvrti, ale ia kratky cas- jsem
Sc vratila a Sla domu. Babicka
Scrag byla sama V podkrovnl
komore a jako obycein6 i dnes
pr sv6 lahvi S koralkou.
"Kde jest Nana?" zvolam
bez dechu.
Pohlizela ma mne sc strany.
"Kde mas penlze, ktere jsi Wy
zebrala?"
"Nemam zadnych ami
centu!' kficela jsem, "kde je
Nana?" tazala jsem Sc opet.
V tom okamzeni pohledla
jsem ma skrin V rohu. Dvere
jeji byly otevreny ma jed
nom prkne lezela zavitka pc
nez, vice nez jsem kdy We
SVEN zivote videla. Okamzit6
lspadly supiny mych oci a
hrozna jistota drala Sc Jake
! bodnuti dykou do meho srdce.
"Babicko,' kricela jsem; "od-
kud mas ty penize. Ty's pro
dala mou sestru cizim idem
ona odvedla to ubohe dit6!'
Starena pohybovala Sc bez-
starostne kolem sV6 lahve
go ie tobe do toho?' blabo-
lila; pax dodala razne: "Ano
ona il vzala sebou ia jsen
iednoho satanase ma vzdy zbs
vena'
Chvilku stala jsem zde jake
izkamenela, pax jsem Sc vrhla
ma starenu a vyrazila jsem j
llahev koralkou z ruky.
"Kde jest ia zena? Zena
ktera Manu- odvedla? Jak Sc
! jmenuje a kde bydli? Musin
Sc to dozv6d6t!" kricela jsem
"Nevim, kdo a kde jest" od
| povedela stafena; "mohlf
ljsem $ nj utinit, co jsem chte
la; jest mou vnuckou ia jsen
pfilis stara, abych Sc o nj dele
starati mohla; byl to skutet
milosrdenstvi, re 81 il Ia zenf
yzala."
/ NeyeIila jsem, re jest babi1
kou Many; zamlcela Jsem vsat
svoii pochybnost a pocala Jsen
prosit. "Povez mi babicko
l.do byla Ia zena co pravl
la" zebronila jsem a oslovo
vala jsem starenu lichotiVym
imeny.
A Ahy mne uSpOkOiila, OdpO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
ANNAWAN
Especial Correspondence.

Annawan, Ill, Sept 15.-Mell
VanHyfte has been on the sick list
for several days.
The meeting of the Chautauqua
Boosters held Monday was adjourn
ed until next Monday evening be-
cause so many of the boosters were
not ready with their reports.
Deputy Collector Bruniga, from
the collectors office, was here
Tuesday looking after the business
of the internal revenue depart
ment
NJ. H. Bowen is occupying the
cashiers desk at the Farmers State
bank while Mr.. Peltier is away on
his vacation.
Mrs. Peter Longeyille has re-
turned from weeks visit with
Mrs. V. Styvaert in Moline.
William Marshall, who has spent
the summer travelling. through the
northwest for his health returned,
Tuesday. He is feeling much bet
ter than when he left Annawan.
Supervisor Louis NJ. Hay is at
tending the meeting of supervisors
at Cambridge this week.
Joseph King, finding no more
grain to harvest in South Dakota
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

came home Tuesday.
william H. Hoizinger, Jr-, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holzlnger,
left Wednesday for the University
Of Illinois.
Miss A. Blanche Slater writes
that she is much pleased with her
school work at Athens. III.
Martin Dollander, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here
for the past 10 days. has returned
to his home in Luverne, MINI.
d. NJ. Emmert and family are
now getting nicely settled in the
rooms over the hardware store re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wilson.
Mrs. Schrot and Mrs. Sutch, who
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

Fishbacks statement, which was
taken down by a stenographer, was
given in the presence of Mr.. CANA
rillo, E. Forest Mitchell, federal
prohibition director for California;
Robert O'Connor, United States dis
trict attorney for southern Califor-
mia. and other federal officials, &C
cording to Mr.. Camarillo.
Twenty bottles of whisky, Mr..
Camarillo stated Fishback told
them. were taken in Arbuckle's car
from Los Angeles to San Francisco,
and while he was at the hotel a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

Los Angeles, Calf, Sept. 10
More than forty quarts of liquor
were consumed in the three-day
party in Roscoe FATTY Arbuckle's
suite in San Francisco hotel,
which preceded the death of Miss
Virginia Rape, according to iafor-
nation given federal officers here
by Frederick Fishback, a member
of the party. This was announced
today by Robert Camarillo, assist
ant United States attorney.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

day with her cousins, Anna,
Charles and Edward Thuren-
Louis Seitz and Scot Jones were
Rock Island visitors Sunday eve
ming.
s. Rich OF Rock Island was CALI
ing in this vicinity Tuesday.
Ralph Hodson of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

case of gin was taken to Ar
buckles suite by a tall thin man
and other liquor by "a dark
stranger"
The home of Lowell Sherman,
another member of the Arbuckle
party. was visited by the federal
officials seeking further data.
They stated that if Fishback S
declarations were sustained, Ar
buckles automobile, said TO be
valued at $4,000, would be con-
fiscated under the terms of the
Volstead act.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gibson
and family OF Sherrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Thuren
and son entertained Mr. and Mrs.
John Derrick and daughters, Clara
and Mrs. Mae Johnston OF Rock Is
land and their uncle. sam Hodson
of Des Moines, Iowa, recently
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
WEST SHERRARD

Mrs Joe Schurr and Fred
wicker spent Sunday afternoon
with the latter's sister, Mrs VIII
Seitz, who is in poor health.
Mrs. Alice Holten of Fort Scott,
Kan, visited Tuesday and wednes-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
DRIVE AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS
IN COW HERDS
lssociation Tester 10 Specialize In
This W0rk-Snage Feeding
Necessary.

James C. Mccormick, tester for
the Rock Island County Cow Test
ing association. is concentrating
upon tuberculosis tests among
herds under his supervision this
month, with a view to completing
the drive undertaken several
months ago, when the association
came into being.
Pasturage was somewhat poor In
August, and this led nine members
% resort to silage feeding, accord
ing to Mr.. McCormick's report. Sllo
hlling is well under way now. One
member fed his cows sudan grass
With excellent results Another
member is sowing rye for fall and
suring pasture.
4 good argument for the general
observance of COW testing was the
d;enlav of well fed, well cared for
berds of the various members at
tha Rock Island county fair, ac-
cnrding to the report. Milk pro-
drcers not within the association
are said TO have been keenly i'm
messed with the results, and 1t is
likely that more associations will
develop in the county during the
coming year.
A tester can look after no more
than &c herds, the number compris-
Ing the first association. He gives
one days attention each month 70
each Of the herds. Scientific meas
ures are adopted to distinguish the
non-producers from the producers.
The tester also advises as to feed
ing intended to increase produc-
ton.
Milk Production Low.
During August seven cows of 1886
tested were found to be unprofit-
able. The production of milk was
low for the month. due primarily
to the fact that majority of the
cows are due TO freshen in the fall.
The five highest producing cows
were found on the farms of w. H
Newton, Jr.. L. A. Schave, Cleave-
land & Holmes. and Midvale. The
five produced 6,522 pounds of milk
which yielded $1S044 above feed
The FIVE highest producing herds
were those of L. z. Wilson, w. H
Newton. Jr., E. ]. Denhardt, Ralph
Shinstrom and Cleaveland &
' Holmes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
Milk Production Low.

You needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating, nor belching,
nor experiencing nausea between
meals Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
dyspepsia-it strengthens the stom-
ach and other digestive organs for
the proper performance of their
functions. Take Hood's.-(Adver-
eisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

who recently returned from De-,
troit. Mich. came Friday by tram
and is spending a week At the home
OF his cousin, Mrs Sherman
Thuren, husband and little son.
Mrs. Frank Schurr and son Joe
and Mrs. Ralph Johnston and four
children spent Sunday with their
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

have been spending the summer
with 3Ir and Mrs. William Sutch,
have returned to their home in
Philadelphia.
A new organ has been purchased
for the Sacred Heart church. The
old ore will be used by the Sacred
Heart school.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lempke, who has been Sc
riousIy i'll, is getting better.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
REFR PRICE IN SLTMP.

BEEh FHTJE IN CLt Nh
Nunich-Great celebrations have
attended the return of beer to near
normal, pre-war price. Excellent
brew may be obtained at about half
the former cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

NEW Y

NEW YORK. Dec. iJ--Co,tous ICED was
auict: prices q shade. lower uud.r hedge
selling b. reinCrs and tin. d!saDup!ntiuE
showing In hog products. Closing bids
were to u points net lover. Salo- 400
barrels. prinl" crude, 7l5atT.I prime
Y. low spot. S.i,f' SO: January. SIS: March
: e5 and MAY .lI ali bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GnnnS

NEW YORK. Dec. l0.--Cotton goods
closed steady today. wIih a wide demand
Tor small lo;s of odds. Yarns and Knit
goods wrr" quiet. wool goods held fairly
steady. Burlaps ".ro steady aud quiet.
Linens were less active In rrst hands hut
sold :rely In consuming channels S!Ks
Sere advanced on goods 10 he made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

the Oregon short Limo underwriting
subscriptions from ,nvostmont SOURCES
wore many times In cxopss OF supply.
According to rcl.ahlo reports, tho
United States government does not
contemplate Immediate lonE-term IL
nancing ns e means OF orset,!ng ma
turing Victory notes. In the coming
week !ntures; payments approximate
ing sI5o.oOO.o0o will DO mado on
bonds and shor.-term notes.
The money market repeated its con-
fuslng course OF the previous week.
call loans rose TO 6 per cent for the
first time In month. but loans ex-
tending into January and February
were made at as low rs l-2 per cent
and buying OF merchants paper was
more liberal.
In trade circles it is understood
that negotiations for the proposed
consolidation of the leading indie
pendent steel compatlies are proceed
Ing. Weeks. II not months. are ex-
pectcd to elapse. however. before the
more important details arc reduced
to a workable basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
INTERNATIONAL CREDITS
IN COMMANDING POSITION
Better Terms for Germany
and Irish Settlement Pros.
poets Helpful.
iBy Associated Prers. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.--Intcrnatlonul
credits assumed u commanding posi-
uon In III" financial markets this
week on the buoynncy shown by all
Canadian exchanges. German rcpn-
rat.ons became u dominant issue. uu.
thori,ativo advices pointing more di-
:ect!y TO rcaIJustmeut Of such pay
ments.
OMcial figures for the hrst eight
months OF the year showing the enor-
nous increase OF French imports 10
Germany and developments In the
Irish situation also were outstanding
features in the exchange situation.
Tho ushcrins in OF Ia. .inai month or
the year was characterized by greater
caution on the part Of the traders In
the stock market. This resulted in a
visible reduction OF the inquiry for
both stocks and bonds and moderate
reaction Of quoted values.
or the more representative shares.
rcis showed tho most persistent, pres
sure. Their reversal was chiefly due
To the hcavincss OF st. Paul issues.
which were freely sold on rumOrs at
fccting the company's financial status.
There Was no cessation. however. In
the demand for new capital offerings.
In many instances. notably that OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
NAVAL. STORES.
WIN Nj. ca Dec. 10 =

SAVANNAH Ga, Dec. ID--Turucn' irc
Arm, ga. sales. ~. receipts III: sb#r.
m.nts. u STOCK 1877 n9.ln l:n: g.,
1882. Quote Is, 3ct: u. y. =. = ". to-.
49, + 40. II. III. y. go: Wu. b..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
PRODUCE MARKETS.
NENN1RL
Coffee.

!.
eofrte suiurss N sho ,d fS.iGsr eGsaaee. 10:
day. with December selling IL Tho e-ernt
level. or o POINTS net higher. The general
market opencd tnchnl.Esd L" - points
higher apd active tnDhths nIld 70 IL
points above last nights '.losiEg n.uTcs.
inahins new hlHh records FOR the season
on all dc!iv"r!es. With March selling a,
SO and MAJ So There was n tu:;her
broadening u commission houAo Je:.!and
promoted by tax OF higher cost and
freight Offers and the market held most
of Its gains. closing net unchanged to
poiil;s higher sales We're estimated at
'soYut A.rl bags. DGcemlen So: January.
So; March. $50; May. 81; July. s.N: sep
$50, coffee. nrin: i,lo 81 ga 20 es> santos
"a. let. 10 IL. Goa, aud frelKh, offers
Included Santoa 3s AND :, ut 1855; SIS and
es at ilS and RIO Is n $50. American
cred,tn.
The official cahIcs reported a decline
of - rsIs In the dollar nsving rate win
an advance or i-rd in RIO exchange
LONDON. Tho 100 market wes Unclaimed
- ~ re- higher gnd Santos was :, 10
20 rep tower. Rio cleefcd 500 bags for
New fYoI,. 90 for Baltimore.
:. braHliaD rDft.. 5000: Jundiuhy receipts.
VINO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
HiCiiMoND LIVE STOCK MAKKET.,
Nlchm0md Cninn Stock YatIn

I,.,,, December ~. 1921.
4 niinrhN tn.r run VI cattle IN market
cent better than ikst week
y Guy Good steers LOO lbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
URGE REELECTION OF
JUDGE +. Il. WHITING

iSrn"i;d >" Tho T'mes.D.s.atchl
NiNC!iESTEk. VA. Doc. iO.-No-
election or Judge Frank Is. whiting.
or BcrrEv!llo. TIA judge az the Seven =
teenth Judicial Circuit. IL urged IN u
p"tlli"n signed by all mcmbers OF
mo bar OF Winchester and Frederick
Counties. and addressed to State
senator IL. L. Byrd and Delegate
Elect Boyd L. Richards.
IN" Circuit Is composed OF the
counties OF Frederick. Clurkc. War
rem and Shcnandouh. Judge within
also - Judge OF the CorporatJon
Court Of Winchester. He was arst
appointed 10 succeed Judge Z. w.
harrison. of this city. when III. latter
succeeded James Hay az member OF
Cong re:s from the seventh virginia
district. and has since been re elect
ed by the General Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Markets
CONTINUED from Sixth pnssD

= dsn!ng again In tho ia;o tradInx and
s.iHn' 10 sains Of II to - points. 1naiiy
'IdsS 70 IS points higher than yea
~ and closed ut ifs+. W 70
,tfiS.niu ihE 70 cable g.afns to local rrms.
ISL nOard or trade statistics placed
''' ias. eaports OF yarns during November
uvs,nI,." bounds. against ll.t0J.0S0 In
OH. nj 81 2t aa-t year. aud exports OF
o ~ SIt"p...9 yards. against sta,oco.
IN, mo ts.t showing IN many months
49, me cips" much comment was
os HtsttT,s statement OF weights
!, .aaes Tor the Grst four months OF The
4 Z. IN IN. average being put a, only
Ne period last year. The figures were
ha ,StrEsh SHt.y enough In III. day
7 ynSS.'"s influence on prices.
n, -, or thv Eoycrntn"nts hnnus! es-
!, OF me crop average expectations
WV Rna $1,000 baloa o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
RlCuMOSD GKAiN EXCHANGE

"' '7A'' ~u''hNYnh vH ChanH
,s. Dec, IIDyr ~. l:.l.
Ih"se Guuiptipus represent tricrs which
beins uaii or offered ~ dcdlcrs and
iJ..fS, 90 ans market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

that ArgSntina returns udicntcd about /.
normal CROP Instead OF tho big yioiI that
sotno traders had looked FOR. This move
mcni was shUrt lived and pSlGss Haxg0I
1k1ln ut tho CLOSE.
-, Corn "4s undor pressure. hut resisted
'falF!y well because, ul continued eSHuEt
k.ts wvic outb!uuiu2 Chicago la lho cash
market The sellers point"t To lncrrered
arrivals for next week oats wcro hit
du!ler than !. usual FOR Saturday aud
mercy followed corn.
,. II%i'is2S,n ,,, ";i. yuit;; only Il fe" scat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

showed a.:5o,5i2 tons OF untitled or
doris on hand November 80. This Is u
decrease from October's untitled or
doris. which totaled 4,2se,s2s tons.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-24

ring
The boys o. the agricultural class
are testing seeds for termination for
the farmers Ont 81 thirteen tests
on wheat the percentage 81 sproufsd
grain runs from % 20 100 per cent.
Most Of them are above - per cent
Leo Leohner has received word
that his Dieklow wheat has been
certified. This wheat yielded - bn-
shells per acre and tests 100 per cent
in our EermInation contest.
Friday afternoon the Msroa and
Curry baseball teams piaye their
third game which resulted 10 score
% IS "a II in favor Of siaroa THIS
gives Aaraa two games and Curry
ore. Previous 10 the baseball game
the Maroa aad Curry girls played
basket ball The score was 4 % 8
in favor OF Maroa. curry's girls
have improved since the last game.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-24
= - 4
MAROA NOTES 4.

The w0man's club met -ith Mrs
ilorting last thursday After = very
pleasant social and entertaining af-
fernoon Mrs. D~ycr and Mrs. Con
over served dalnfy refreshments
There wiil be a Hard Times social
At the school house Friday night Ds
,ember 3 and everyone in the CON
'nabity Is cordially invited 10 attend
A. y Ring is a. homs from An
.rican Pals Tor few days visit
Thanksgiving services ~ere held
sunday Rev Hslio~eii preached
he sermon. A Eoodiy number ~ere
present
Ralph Drown. ~ho VAS a member
4 the school Judging team that went
20 Spokane and Portland. has return
"A According 20 County Club Lead
~r o'Rellly. Ralph gave a good &C
count Of himself In the STOCK iudgirs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-24
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENT

Sunday services as follows:
s.45 a. m. bible school with
classes for all
1000 a. m. morning worship.
Subject. a Third Letter 10 the Per
gamum-Filer Church" The study
Of the Seven Letters" IS proving
very profitable to all present.
$50 Epworth League devotional
services. Leader. Miss Virgil BEEN
an. Subject. The Goodnes OF God.
7:30 p. m. evening worship. Cen
tenary slides. entitled "A Year Of
Achievement in the Unit
ed States"
Wednesday evening al the Metho-
dist church is Christ Night with
lunch together at $50 and deyotions
and bible study and other study
classes al 1850 II promises a very
profitable season together.
A cordial welcome 20 all services
g. r. DEAL. Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-24

Mrs. John S. Gourley and infant
son. John Thomas. were brought
home Sunday from the county hos
pial
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
FINAL PROOF

1. Donald Maekay OF Filler. Idaho.
1ho made Entry No. gags under ihe
provisions 81 an act % the legisla-
ture 81 the state 90 Idaho. COMMONLY
known a. the Carey Act approved
March End. 1899 rhich embraces
northwest quarter 81 che northwest
quarter 81 section ] 2 Of township -
~ range 4 t. n a. do hereby give
aotice OF my intention % make iinai
proof 20 establish my claim 90 the
land above described. and that ! *
pect 10 prove that ! have resided on.
reclaimed and cultivated said land
as required by Law. before Henry u
Hall. Carey Act Commissioner. 40 D.
rome. Idaho. on the sth day % Dec-
smber. 1891. by two OF the foliawins
witnesses.
DONALD MACKAY.
Entryman
Alexander Mcdonald Of Filler Ida
"a Murphy. OF Filler. Idaho
Dryill Greed. Of Filler. Ida
fohn Gourley. OF Filler. Ida
First pub Nov ?. 1921.
Final pub Dec /. 1921