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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-10
CASH SAVES.

Chicago, Jan. 10.-Wheat No. 2
1888 Ia; corr No. 3 mixed 81 IL to
6s1-2; No. 2 yellow 72: oats No. 2
white As ga to ~ IA: No. 3 white
As 1-2 to As IA; y No. 2 1.s7: bar
ley S65 to &c. timothy seed $50 to
6.75: clover seed 1900 to $500; pork
lard 1890; ribs 100 to
1925.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-10
GRAIN TABLE.

GRAIN TABLE.
Open High Low Close
March . 40 1.74A 1855 1.73A
May .1.66h 1.70A 1.65k 1881
May . . .44A .44% .44A .44A
Rye
May .1.4s LACY 1.4s 1.4sA
Barley
May !. .esh 10 .6sk .69A
May ..2.06M 2.0S 2.05 2.05
Lexington Leader-1t may avail
nothing, but there's no harm wishing
a man a Happy New Year.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-10

Herald Want Ads Bring ResultA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-10

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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
London Fog.

recent conference Oh inc
At TIE pc sanitary institute DIR. J.
british Roy 10 an analysis Of London
8 Owens hat to reproduce dense
fos, saio ahout four millisrams OF
uoks lVs ouhic meter Of air was all
SCOT TO 'n roo,,lred. One milligram pro
that was NrdInary winter haze. II a
duced . .ns extended over the whole Ole
dense smoN I'D No to a height Of 400
Of Lonoon, sa under 200 tons Of SCOT
feet q ui n.osent. The domestic fires
Of LONDON uirht produced over 200 tons
nine .o az sufficient to produce one o.
:. .ss densest fogS.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
One Drawback.

There are all kinds Of ways to
make living" said the elderly capt.
talist.
That's quite true" replied the club
loafer, "but the trouble is that nearly
all Of them require some effort that is
incompatible with sitting in an easy
chair and watching the procession 20
by."-Birmingham AgeHerald.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Experienced.

Ryder-One never knows what will
please a woman.
Thomas-Oh, wouldn't say that. In
the case of my wife. anything beyond
our means is sure to.-LondOn
Answers.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Only Yesterday

A certain party came In and
said he did not believe in credit
but he had heard so much about
our plan that he wanted to open
an account. Now he is be-
lever in our money-saving
plan.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Business Is
Particular

It goes where 1t is invited
and stays where it Is well
treated. That is why we have
hundreds coming back to us
every month to have new &C
counts opened.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08

Waldemar Chains are all the
go. Beauties in Solid Gold at
$3.50, $40 to $25 up. Cold
filled at $3.50 to Sc up. Hang
a fine gold knife to the end OF
the chain.
All ON Easy Terms
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08

II a Christmas were to come and
go without leaving with us pincush-
ions, pin-holders, carriers and other
pretty furbelOws made Of ribbon. 1t
would be remembered with something
Of disappointment. A heart-shaped
pincushion, a small bag for holding
pins and a pair Of ribbon-covered
garters represent a few of many RID
hon novelties for the HOLIDAYS.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Sterling Silver

Sterling Silver Cigarette
Cases at SO, $40 to $55 up in
many choice patterns and all
on easy terms.
Sterling Silver Flasks in
various sizes and patterns.
Cigar cutters. Key Chains and
Rings. Match Boxes. Card
Cases and dozens Of other fine
gift pieces in Sterling.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08

A magazine writer claims that Eng
Iish pastures produce the flavor for
which English beef Is famous, which
IS strange when you remember that
Enplsnd's beef comes from Chicago.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Watches

What gift Is nicer than a
reliable watch? Elsin, Wal
than, Hamilton, Howard, South
Bend, Gruen or high-grade
Swiss.
Our prices are always mod
crate and all cash is not needed.
You pay a little down and the
balance by the week or month
just at your own convent
ence.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
STARS AND STRIPES

Preachers moralize but morals
preach.
He who aspires acquires. Medioc'
rity comes with contentment.
Many a coward has started con-
fiict that has been waged with brave
mems blood.
He who wades deeper and deeper
In learning should grow bigger ahC
bigger, In order to keep his head above
II.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Oil Cloth Table Sets

No housewife will fail to enjoy the
new table sets of OilclOth with their
cheerful borders of gay flowers and
fruits. They are much handsomer
than the stenciled pieces and many
women use them for the dinner as
well as the breakfast table. These
sets consist of a centerpiece, plate
doilies and smaller doilies. The fruits
and flowers in tie set pictured arr
In their natural colOrs and the =
cloth in deep cream color.
A Brooklyn surgeon is said to have
restored a deaf-mute child, so that
It can hear and speak, by reconstruct
ing its ear canal. Science goes for
ward with the work of correcting ma
lures hIurdorS ard unk!ndneSSes.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
G;ffs--That Men Really Liz
Something Useful, Neat and Stylish

wien are hard to please as you would INN. you
give them something practical They IKE some%ms ue.
ean use and keep and that just why JEWELRY should De
,.A,, vo, av. II, the GIFT THAT LASTS-the gift Of
genuine worth so use easy terms.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Diamond Rings, Studs,
Scarf Pins, Links

s+en in and select piece diamond jewery and watcn
rho smile come over his face Christmas morning Voume
business keeps prices moderate at all times and all
Is not needed when buying here
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Solid Gold

Choice gifts in Solid Gold
are easily selected here. New
est styles in everything. Set
rings, signet rings, garnet
rings, opal rings, emerald rings,
ruby rings, topaz rings in many
styles. r,
Monogram Belt Buckles, Tie
Pins, Tie Clasps, Knives, Scarf
Pins, Charms, Lockets, Watch
Chains.
The best part Of it all Is that
all cash is not necessary. $50
Discount for Cash II you pre-
fer to pay all CASH. You take
your purchase right home with
you and pay for your gifts next
year.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Eversharp Pencils

No nicer gift for boy
or girl, man or woman
than an Eversharp.
Prices are from 81 80,
IS to $35, depending on
the style and make. Step
in tomorrow and make
vour selection. You will
find one to suit.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08
Make Your First Payment
in January

eoy DISCOUNT on all cash sales our easy terms
90 select what you want take your purchase home
and make your first payment In January.
New Accounts, Reopen Accounts or Present accounts
have the account arranged and make first payment
in January.
Pay Nothing Down
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08

Waterman Fountain
Pens in all designs and
prices ON EASY TERMS.
Step in and select the
pen to suit your fancy
and your purse-arrange
the account and take
your purchase home with
you.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-08

Each year there is big rush I'M
the last few days of buying when
II NAV be difficult to be waited
on at just the proper time.
Do your buying this week and
avoid the crowds Of the last Few
days.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
MAGYAR 6RAGEsTER -
OLAH KAPLAR

k6tegyan falu hataraba bekekon-
ferencia odahuzta a demarkaci6s vona'
lat Magyarorszag es Romania koze.
A kotegyani hatar tuls6 feien aldo
CAD tehat ket olah katona, az innens6
felen alldogal ket magyar csendGr. AZ
egyik olahnak kaplar a rangja, az egyik
csendGrnek ormester sarzsija. A
kaplar magyar katona lehetett valami-
kor, de akkor persze Macy sz6llosi ped
r6t6l agaskodott meg a bajuszkaja, most
elIenben olyan sz6ros, mint valameny-
nyi kulturpionir. A kaplar italian meg
a magyar haboru idejebol ismerheti az
6rmester urat, inert megsz6litja, terme-
szetesen azzal az alazatos tisztelettel, a
mely, minden k0riilmenyek k0z0tt a
foldg6mb minden pontjan kijar egy va
l6sagos magyar kiralyi tovabbszolgal6
csendor6rmesternek. Kdrdi tehat a
kaplar, persze magyarul:
- Ormester urnak jelentem alassan,
hogy tetszenek lenni odaat?
Az 6rmester sodor a baiuszan:
u Hat csak megvagyunk.
Elmulik. nehany perc. Az 5rmester
ur atnez a hataron meglatja AIT 60
reb6l osszetakolt kalyibat, melybe q
transz-erdelyi eszmevilag el06rse szok-
tax bebujni negykezlab, ha peldaul esni
kezd az ESQ., Az 5rmester ur nezi-nezi
kalyibat meg mem allhatja, hogy
at ne sz6ljon:
- Oszt minek nektek az - lakta-
nya?
A kaplar haptakba vagja magat:
- Ormester urnak alassan ielentem,
6rmester urek inert mem epitenek ma
guknak legalabb egy fab6det?
Az 6rmester ur hosszan elnez az er-
delyi hegyek fele:
= Azert, ocs6m, inert mem csinalunk
felesleges kiadast magunknak. Maid
6pittetunk mi olyan kaszarnyat, hogv
negy lesz az emeletje, zaszl6 tetejibe.
de mem tit, hanem Predealnal, 0csem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
HETT KR0NIKA
Rigmugokba sRet1te: q. K6.

k1gmuBOkDa SRe0C6: VI. k&+
Ilz az atkozott lhmbego
Meg most is baderoi,
A hatamon. a vallamon
Handicapped lovagol.
No de maid kitapostatom,
Mint kaposztat szoktak,
Amig rossz bacillusok
IrhaJukat elhordtak.
Milyen kar, hogy mem mehetek
Floridaba udiilni,
Fovenyes, Zorro homokban
Naphosszat csiicsiilni,
Akkor Italian a napsugar
Kiiizne a fajdalmat,
Els mem baderolna tobbet
Vihar verte hatamat.
Hallom, hogy Salt Spring rodon
vi kuglizot nyitottak,
A hova a fiatalok
Orommel odaszoktak,
Pool asztal is van Oft plenti,
Folyik a jatek vigan,
Fizetnek is a legenyek
Hol vastagon, hol higan.
4 XII oda kuglizni jar,
Szepen megberetvaljak, +
Laci vezerlete alatt
Magyar borbelyok varjak,
Els Ira lyukas cip6je,
Vagy ha talpa elszakadt,
A mig Oft vigan kuglizik,
Megfikszoljak azalatt.
Pompas hely ez a kugliz6,
Jol lehet szorakozni,
Neha az Greg Datkaval
Is lehet baratkozni.
Joravalo magyar ember !
A kugliz6 gazdaja,
A kinek a partolasat
4 A kr6nikas ajanlja.
Verhovayak portajan
Fontos dolgok t0rt6nnek,
! Szemelyi valtozasokr6l
Fog sz6lani az enek.
Az NJ sepr6, az j6l seper
Es nehanyat elsepert,
1 Icy Walt be hatEa k0zmondas,
Hogy a XII inert, az biz nyert.
Az ujsagot a tisztikar
Fogja maid szerkeszteni,
Els havonta csup&n egyszer
Fogja kiereszteni:
A referendum szavazas !.
Az hat szinte elmarad,
Ne mondjak, hogy az egyletiink
Korral egyiitt nem halad.
Egy azonban egesz biztos,
Ep olyan, mint a halal:
A kor szerinti fizetes
Elobb-ut6bp rank talal.
Maskiil0nbeh beiit a krach,
Akkor pedig baj lehet,
Merit a Verhovay egylet
Tovabb bizony mem mehet!
Ha a viszontbiztositas
Ideje maid elmulik,
Akkor tagok szamabol
Bizony sok maid elhulik!
Ezt meg kell akadalyomi,
Addig, amig keso mines,
Is megmarad a tagletszam,
A mi a legnagyobb kincs!
Elobbut6bb minden egylet
Egy taborba fog menni,
Maskiilonben mem lesz kepes
Boldogulni, fejl6dni.
Epen azert egyesiilni
Kell maid az egyleteknek,
Maskiil0nben csakis hatra
| Elore mem mehetnek
XII MINKET PARTOL!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

q
nenn jutottam vollra ide,. ha fe-
lesegem lesz.
Remeg6 hangon folytatta
A keze puhan kezemhez
ert s. ramnezett a fatyolos, Macy
szemevel, aztan megszolalt:
- Feltem magat6l, Akos, pc
dig =.
= Azutan a pillaira nedvesseg
surrant, de nem toriilte XII k0ny-
nyeket. Feltartotta sep fejet a
harslombok k0zt atdereng6 acel.
kek eg fele, ahol csillagok kezd-
TEX kialudni. ),
Boronkay Akos lehajtotta a
fejet szomoruan.
= Azota Sc hallottam a nota-
Jat,, pedig akkor szazszor elhuzat-
tam.
Raneztem kerlel6 mosollyal.
No, menjiink be, Akos ba-
tyam. Megbujunk az egyik sa-
rokban.
= No j6, de.
Bementiink. Boronkay Akos
szemere huzta. kalapjat. Egy
oszlop moge telepedtunk.
Boronkay Akos SCENE megcsil-
liant.
= De akkor mar egy kis bort
iszunk.
tEgy palack bort hozatott. A
clgany divatos keringokbe kez-
dett, vege-hossza mem volt az
egymasba omlo edes, langyos me-
l6diaknak.
Boronkay Akos nyelte a bort,
mergesen tette lie apoharat S fel-
kialtott:
l.; : AIT a riicsk0sit!
Meghokkenve pillantottam ra.
= Akos batyam!
De mar felallt. Egyenesen a
cigany fele tartott. Ez, amint
megpillantotta, lekapta von6t a
hurrol hebegve mondta:
= A tekintetes ur!
Boronkay rajuk mordult:
= Nit huztok ii itt?
A cigany hirtelen megfordult
megkopogtatta a hegedujet ra-
zenditett szep asszopy notajara
Boronkay Akos visszaj0tt az
asztalomhoz. Leiilt. A pohara-
ba nezett a pillaira siklott egy
konycsepp.
A n6ta utan cigany odajott
az asztalunkhoz. A SCENE boldo,
gan ragyogott. Boronkay elibe
tolt egy poharat.
= loyal egy poharral te is.
Koccintott vele. Azutan tar.
cajab6l elokaparaszott esy ezer.
frankost s odatolta eigany ele
= Nesztek.
I Mikor kijottiink a kavzhazb6l
a havazas mar elallt. A gyorsan
reptile fellegek k0zul csillagok
ragyogtak at. A torkom elszorult
valamit0l.
En- Pont Royal fele akartam
ifordulni, 8 megallt. Nyujtotta a
kezet s belemosolygott szemem-
be, boldogan, tisztan, mint egy
gyermek.
+ = No, szervusz ocsem, en- hol-
nap utazom Parisbol.
Szorongva neztem ra.
De, Akos batyaml
Megranditotta a vallat:
= Sebaj, ocsem. Elhuzattam a
babam notajat Parisban, most me
gyek.
Melyen szemembe nezett, meg
szorltotta kezem.
= listen aldjon!
Sose LATHAM t0bbet.
Pasztor JOSEF.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
TARCZA
CICANY

MAR negy nOnapJa, nOgy egye
dill bolyongtam a Macy Babilon
ban, edesbus nosztalgiaval mindeI
utan, ami magyar. Valiant ko
molly, elmelyito maganyossagbal
eltem Parisban s ereztem minder
rajongas mellett, hogy mi kelet
rol j0tt satoros emberek vagy f0
l0tte szarnyalunk mindennel, am
lit adja az eletet, az osi idok me
heben kiformalt erzeskulturank
kal, vagy alameriilunk S elve
Stink, de mindig idegenek mara
dunk.
Egyik delutan Boulevard Ca
pucines egyil kavehazanak ter.
raszan iild0geltem, amikor maid
mem belem sodorta a jar6kelok
arama Boronkay Akost. FeIug
rottam, hirtelen kivor0s0d0tt az
arcom rakialtottam
= Akos batyam!
Ram bamult, melegen selymez
te tekintete az arcomat es csende-
sen mondta: u,
= Hat te is?
Leult, hozatott egy bock-ot a
'szempillait szomoruan leeresztve
nezett maya ele. Aztan felemelte
fejet a szemembe nezett.
Hat tudod 0csem? Mines
mar nekem semmim.. Egy kis
penzem, azzal csavargok. A tob:
bit elhegediilte Scent David.
Egyiitt vacsoraztunk S vacsora
utafr 'elcsaltam az Operaba. Ope.
ra utan, mikor kijottjink, pelyhe
zett a no. 'aNekivagtunk az Opera
avenuenek. Cseiidbe4 .ballagtunk
a szeles jardan. A szihfiazakbo1
kitodulo sokasag hullamzoft. d
hopihek tancaba fenylepkek keve
redtek.
Hlrtelen megalltam. Megrag CAD
tam Boronkay karjat.
Mem hallja, Akos batyam
A Rak6czi!
Megallt 8 is, figyelt, azutan lie.
gymtett.
Hallucinalsz.
Par pilanatig en- sem hallottam
semmit, aztan mintha hirtelen
rankszakadna zeng6 huIlama, ui
ra hallottam Rak6czit. . Meg
dobbant a szivem.
Most sem hallja, Akos ba-
tyam?
Elkomolyodva mondta:
- De most mar hallom.
Aztan figyeltiink. Egy kozeli
kavehazb6l sziir0d0tt XII cigany,
zene, kirobbant, meg elcsendese
dctt, ahogy az ajtot nyitogattak
Megalltam a kavehaz kivilagi.
, tott ablaka alatt.
Gyeriink be, Akos batyam
Wyan reg mem hallottam ciganyt
S mar nyitottam is kavehaz
aJtajat, mikor Boronkay Akos
mSgtorpant, aztan visszafordult
S komoran mondta:
En- ide nem megyek be.
Miert?
Csak - felelte kurtan s a
bejarat uvegajtajan logo tablara
mutatott.
Meglepetessel olvastam a fel-
irast.
az am, d mi clgayunk haZul-
rol. Hat ezek is lit vannak:
Boronkay Akos szomoru mo.
sollyal bolintott.
- Hat ezer Ezek huztak
utoljara. Utoljara a nagy harsfa
A SCENE fajdalmas me4egseg-
gel csillant meg.
-Es eppen 8 volt akkor ott...
Az ura a verandan kartyazott..
Mi egyediil a cigannyal ;. Ak.
\
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
FHRaVAR 1921 ss NAP
" n Il
KISS EMIL
nAHrDHn
BANKAR

1873 Second Ave-, New York.
Abszolut megbizhatosaggal parosnlt
huszonoteves tapasztalatait bocsatja
az amerikai magyarsag rendelkeze-
sere a bankiizlet minden agaban.
Dollar atutalas egesz|
MAGYARoRsZAGRA
"a ~Iegpontosabban, te1jes jotallas
mellett, barmily osszegig. Ezel.
azok a varosok, ahol a cimzettek
a keszpenz- -dollarokat, minden le-
vonas nelkiil szemelyesen atvehetik:
Budapest, Bekescsaba, Cegled, Deb
recen, Eyer, Endr6d, Gyoma, Gyon-
gyos, Gyor, Kaposvar, Kisvarda,
Kecskemet, Mez6bereny, Miskolc,
Nyiregyhaza, Macy -Kall6, Ocsod,
Oroshaza, Papa, Putnok, Sopron,
Szeged, Szekszard, Szekesfehervar,
Szolnok, Szombathely, veszprem,
Zirc. = A dollar atutalas dija min
den 100 .dollarnal 2 dollar, legkeve
sebb dij l dollar. Budapestre sur
g0nyileg is utalhat6k at dollarok. "A
siirgonydij kul0n fizetcnd6.
Korona- -penzkiildes
MagyarorsAag, Romania, Cseho-
Szlovakia, Jugoszlavia minden re-
sz6be utalvannyal. Magyarorszag
ra, Cseho- -Szlovakiaba es Jugoszla
viaba taviratilag is.
HAJ0JEGYEK
minden egyes vonalra az eredeti
arban.
OKMANYOK
beszerzese 6s 6hazai ugyek gyors
es pontos elint6zese.
BETETEK
meg6rzese 6s gyiim0lcs0ztet6se
negy szazalek kamatra.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
MEMORIAL DAY
CELEBRATED IN HOLLY
Exercises in Charge Of Rockwell
Post No. 80, American Legion.

Memorial Day was observed this
year in Holly for the first time for
a number Of years. The G. A. r.
not having post here, it has been
the custom of those interested in
the Holly cemetery to decorate the
graves in the manner and at the
time suitable.
Rockwell Post, No. IS. American
Legion had charge of the services on
Monday and held q short service
at the Methodist church at 10 o..
clock. Ritual service was held at
the cemetery where a large crowd
had gathered to do honor to the
departed. The floral decorations
were numerous and profuse, chang
ing the appearance Of the ceme-
terry.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
! nave Pisno Recital

The piano class Of Mrs Harry d.
Stsele gave = recital 1t the High
School auditorium last evening, the
program being varied from the sim.
pie music Of the beginners to the
more difficult compositions by not
Cd composers Under tlBe sdifsettor
of Mrs Leslie Weigand, a flower
drill was given which was very pleas
ing to the audience. This recital
was the third that Mrs. Steele has
given this spring and bespeacks the
interest she takes In her pupils. the
manner in which they perform.
showing the close training which
they undergo.
Mrs. Steele presented last even
ing to Ruth Erikson. fine metro
nome for the most diligent practice
and years subscription to the
Etude to Beatrice Cline for the next
most diligent practice.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
Receivers For stolen Oar

H. s. Stage returned Saturday
from Pueblo where he was attend.
ing trial in which he was the com.
iplninant. Stage on July 4. 1920 was
on an auto tour and upon arrival in
Pueblo placed his car in the Lace
key Garage. The next morning the
car was gone and inquiry disclosed
that some one had taken the ear
out. The garage refused to make
good without a law suit and there
fore the Lamar man brought suit
Ito recover for his new Dodge tour.
ing car. The jury in the case brO't
in verdict OF carelessness by the
garage and Mr.. Stage recovered In
the sum Of sl335. the price Of new
Dodge car the garage to pay the
expenses Of the suit. Southwest
News.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
HOLLY LOST GAME.
AT LAS ANn6AS
Rain In Eighth Inning Stopped
Game With Score fied.

Holly played in hard luck at Las
Animas Sunday when with tie
score Of to 4 in the eighth inn
Ing, when a rain storm stopped the
game. Pitcher Annear was holding
the Bent County team down in
fine shape until u string of errors ni-
lowed Las Animns lead OF one
point in the seventh In the be
ginning of the eighth the score was
{ to 3 in favor of Las Animas. when
the game was stopped by the rain
the score was tied 4 to with two
lmen on bases, one down and Over
field up. According to the decision
made. the game reverted hack to
the seventh, giving Las Aninas the
game
The Fort Lyon sailors defeated
Lamar the score being 7 to 3.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
What Other Towns Are Doing

The water and light committee
have been conducting an investi-
cation regarding the water regula-
tions In other towns of the valley.
The reports show that Colorado
Springs limits sprinkling to hours
per day: Syracuse, Kansas, no res
trictions; Rocky Ford, no restric-
tions; La .Junta, 10 hours per day
on alternate days; Fowler 6 hours
per day: Lamar, no restrictions.
The water committee has recent
ly caused to be taken a census of
the water users which shows that
Of 100 water users, 78 are not on
meter or meters are not working.
These meters are now being repair.
ed and water will be charged for
to meter reading which
should help to cut down the heavy
loss the city has been sustaining
In the water department.
AS soon as the larger pump is
installed, it is expected that the
hours for sprinkling will be increas-
ed.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
Wages Set At $500

Harvest wages have been set at
$500 per day in the Kansas harvest
fields. The Colorado h0mesteader,
who has made d practice Of going
to Kansas each year to harvest and
share In the big wages. will find
plenty OF work at home from pres
cnt Indications. The wages offered
in Kansas this year will not justify
the expenses of the trip.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
News From Larned, Kansas

No s Tuesday night evidently ran
over skunk just before it came
into town, from the grand air car.
ried. To quote an old chestnut. the
passengers thought 1t was Strong
City that the, brakeman called as
the train pulled into Larned. Any.
way, the wind from the south
nearly drove the people off Broad
way for the five minutes No. 8 stood
at the station. Immediately the
train pulled out, activity was re-
sumed on the White Way and life
became livable again. = Larned
ChronOscope
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
Fakes Census

Chas. Christopher for the Town
of Holly has recently taken a cen
sus o. the town to determine the
number OF electrical appliances in
use. The census shows the follow
ing: Ecctric washer; 80; Water
power washers %. electric irons
1870: toasters 8; percDlators 4:
sweepers Is; grills H.
Another feature brought out and
something not generally known is
that there is at this time 80 head
Of livestock within the city limits.
This does not include dogs or any
hogs,
The Holly chieftain., 1921-06-02
HOLLY cHAuTAuQuA
BEGINS TOMORROW
Five Day Program Will Be Given
Everyone Should Buy Seas On
Tickets.

The program for the 1921 session
of the Holly Chautauqua will begin
tomorrow afternoon at 2:45. Those
who have not already done 20,
should buy season tickets at once.
Nearly everyone attend three or
four session and pay the price Of
season ticket. The local guaran-
tors must sell ticket to the amount
OF 500 before they can participate
in the sale of single admissions. To
date the sale of season tickets has
fallen far below expectations and
local supporters of clean entertain.
ment should help out at this time.
The program for the week will be
as follows:
First Day
Afternoon: The Arcadians. Even.
ing: The Arcadians: J. Franklin
Caveny.
Second Day
Afternoon: Phillips Sisters and
Hope Hardy. Evening: Phillips
Sisters and Hope Hardy: Dr. X. F.
Nance.
Third Day
Afternoon: Rev. C. O. Stucken.
brook. Evening: Helen Waggoner
Fourth Day
Afternoon: The Mayland Quartet
Virginia Slade. Evening: Mayland
Qnartette. ..
Fifth Day
Afternoon: Nothing But The
Truth" Evening: Bagrasar Bagh.
digian; Vierras Hawaiians.