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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
PROGRAM
| FOR SEPTEMBER z


Efforts to have one. Of the biggest
boxing cards on record In Albuquer-
que on September . were being made
by =. T. Marco, aoxing promoter,
yesterday.
Il was stated last nieht that efforts
would be made at once To stage q
bout here on that date between Mike
Baca and Benny Cordova or Mike
Baca and Young Jim Flynn. II has
been previously announced that O
dova was to meet Baca It, Santa he
on Labor Day out boxing enthusiasts
believe that the two could he per
suaded 60 hold their fight here about
that time instead Of In the Capital
city.
The rest OF the card as now being
worked out would be n fight between
Benny Chavez and KID Anaya and
another between Young Herrera and
Joe Montoya. The last named fighter
il the one who lost his fight "a Her
rera several nights ago when he took
sick at the end OF the fourth round.
Mr.. Marco stated last night that
Walter Caldwell is to fight Battling
Ortcga at Colorado Springs ON August
"a and that efforts will be made 20
get Caldwell to box here In the near
future. Mr.. Marco has been In cor
r~cspondcncc with Caldwell IA 50 Tar
has zen unable to make any tcrml
with him for a bout with Leo Mat
lock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
AMERICAN LEGION
TEAM TO BATTLE
CENTRALS TODAY
Real Game Is Promised
Fans at Barelas
Field

With a team stronger than ~ has
had any time this year. the American
Legion will step on 10 Bareias field
this afternoon prepared TO battle with
the Albuquerque Centrais,
Elmo sgankini. OF the
American Legion players. announced
last night that his team would pre-
sent a different lineup from that
which faced the Duke City Grays two
weeks ago. At that time the legion
players were defeated.
Sanchez or sains are scheduled 10
do the twirling for the legion men
and Lopez IL expected to take the box
for the Centrais. Dustin will be he
hind the plate for the l~egionites and
Armijo will do the receiving for the
Centrals.
Both the legion players and Cent
rails have been practicing diligently
for the last week and "A close contest
= expected. The worth OF the legion
ayers II evidenced by the fact that
sther towns are now anxious 4 meet
The former service men OF Albuquer-
que.
Manager sganzini said yesterday
hat he In now In communication with
anita Re. Clovis and other towns and
hat the prospects are that the legion
will have an out-of-town game In
side OF two weeks. Manager Sgan-
Eini promises fans that they will have
their moneys worth by going IA
Bareias field today. The game will
be called at J O'Clock.
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Grays Going to
Belen for Game
This Afternoon

not discouraged because OF two
weak spots In their lineup the Duke
city Grays, headed by Manager Dan
Padilla and accompanied by more
than a hundred fans Will leave for
Belen this morning determined TO
capture another victory from the
Relen nine.
The Grays In automobiles expect to
leave here about n o'clock. The
team has been weaker OF late because
OF the absence Of Wildhaber. hard
hitting right fielder and because OF
the absence OF Salazar. who ~ stili
out OF the lineup on account of a
spraincd ankle.
Regardless Of these handiCaps tho
Grays expect to take the game from
Relen this afternoon. The signal 10
play hall will be given at go o'clock.
The Grays lineup FOR today will be
as follows; Moss Chavez. e.; Tcrrill.
p.. A. Chavez. III: Burns. Oh. Teller,
M: Manuel Chavez. -: McCannh.
r.. PARENT. e.: n. Chavez. II.
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Cooperative Dairy
Stockholders Decide
To Increase Capital

Stockholders OF tho Albuquerque
cooperative Dairy decided al "a meet
ing held at the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms yesterday afternoon. to raise
the capitallzatio nof the corporation
by an amount to be determined by the
directors of tho corporation.
The directors will meet within the
noVt fc wdays to determine lust what
the amount Of capitalization Should
he. The situation arose from the
fact that the present capitalization
is only $50, 900. while he building
and equipment Of the plant 81 tho
creamery alone Is an Investment OF
$3.50
II was stated by one Of the officers
Of the corporation last night that the
capitalization would be raised to at
least $780, 90 and not higher than
$4,000.
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of Foot Wash
Admits Its Use Also
As a Mouth Wash

Prohibition agents Eero tast night
sent out a warning 10 A~ib,sasprlue
ohiropodistd not Ito use ihe ktest
foot wash which was discovered
nv .hem ~hen they made . raid CO
the rom OF Richard Haywood negro.
ut tho Rico hotel on North First street
Friday afternoon.
Tho agents say hat the wash In
not an aid to good walking. Prohibit
ton Agent John Beaver said last
night that he had been questioned by
several person ~ they could come
TO the prohibition office and take the
remedy FOR sore fee and bunyona."
Several gallons OF what the Off
ccrs say Il raisin mash waa found In
Hnywood's o and was taken Ia
the office for safe keeping. Haywood
who was not present when the raid
was mad but was brought before
United States Commissioned ID. y. Me
Donald yesterday afternoon. waived
preliminary hearing and was held for
thcg rand jury ON $500 bond which
he furnished.
when brought before tho commits.
Hioncr Haywood admitted hat he had
used the liquid as a mouth wash
more than he had ar n foot wash as
he had first said. ell is charged with
unlawful possession OF liquor.
A man who weighs goo pounds hero
on earth would tip the scales at
about as ~ he moved to Mars.
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State Colt Tournament to Open in
Santa Re Sept. 8; Albuquerque Club
To Have rs Players Entered

Tho date for the state golf tourna.
msnt 20 be held at the Santa "
Country club links has been set fos
September : 20 :. n has been learned
here. and about 2s golfers from Al
b%uauerque are planning 20 take part
IN the contest
There will be 10 or rs entered from
Roswell. five from Ration. five from
Las veTss, and 10 from Santa Re. be-
sides the local Representatives. rroh-
etiy @ q cups wiz he offered. one
viii he given TO tho maker % tho
low qualifying score. to the ram
rcr rr ene 70 y winner OF the
state championship, ano one q tbs
wlnnes OF the second flight. which
will h. run on among the losers In
the preliminary matches.
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The qualifying rounds will he made
on Saturday. September .. on sun
day. The preliminary matches Will be
played on. and on Monday the seal.
finals u the plans work "a ana
weather permits. the finals will BE-
run OF OF Tuesday, September G,
Word has come from Santa Fe that
they are now working ON the course
fhere. to set II In the best possible
shape for the tournament Several
Albuquerque players Will Journey "a
the Capital CITY today 20 try u npt.
- VIII certainiy be disappointed II
some Albuquerque player does not
bring bach the championship cup. M
we haNe nine good possibilities" Leo
murphy stated yesterday. In fact
we should bring back several Of the
cups"
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Mrs. Molla Mallory
Retains National.
Tennis Championship

FORREST HILLS. n. y. Aus. 40
Mrs. Mo,la Hjuratedt Mallory retained
the nstiorai tennis championship mere
today after a terrific fight ! n whicE
she defeated Mary X. Browne OF
California. The scores we're; 80; e-''
SO.
Miss Mary X. Browne and MRS,
Louise Williams won the nauons
doubles championship by deieatin7
Miss Helen G~ilcaudeau and Mrs /"
a Morris. ga. G-2.
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Bursum's Popularity
With Ex-Service Men
Shown by Letter

The popularity OF Holm q. Bursum
with tho former service mon was IN
Dictated In Albuquerque yesterday when
Capt. Robert y. Perkins, n former OF
ficer Of the world a received a let
ter from the Disabled Emergency OF
ficers OF the World war. an organiza-
ton with headquarters at Washington
u. &.
The letter praised the senator for
his stand regarding tho bonus bill re-
Gently before congress and expressd
hope that he would be returned TO the
senate by a large majority.
You win find Il In our CLASH
hed Columns.
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PITTSBURGH GRABS
IS INNING GAME
FROM THE BRAVES
Cooper Wins His 10Th
Contest on Bigbee's
Home Run

Dp<Tur. Aug. so.-The Pirates
opened their rffie- In nosten tcda,
ny being forced 20 ~ innings 10 take
\ game from the Braves. 9 20 q.
Cooper who pitched for tho leadsra
won HE twentieth game. but had 70
work harder than In any previous
~ here. RiFbce'a homo run IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21
Newly Formed Nine
: To Play First Game
With Stars Today

The old Town stars and the Happy
Co-Luckys. a newly organized team
will cross bats at Fourteenth street
asS Ncv York avenue this afternoon
n $50 :o'ciocK. The teams had been
Intending to play az narchas field.
Sat were forced to make other plans
~ the Legion team had engaged the
grounds.
The Happys are naid TO be a com
bination OF new men and some OF
the ~disorsanixcd Aus and are c~-
pected to stvc the stars a fast race
Tor the top end Of the score. The
Stars claim to be the sccon best
In h city. This stars linc-up
follows
Ouevara. q. Lncero. .. NJ. e. Ortiz.
ID; II. Perea. %. Cotinola. ab, Apo
daca. -; Gilman. CT: Gonzales, Val
enoia. J. ortiz and n. rcrea. ficiders.
ard. 1; off Rommei. 1. struck out. by
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Jap Tennis Players
Make Clean Sweep
Of Semi Finals

LAKE FOREST. - Y, Aus. 70
The japanese team. contenders for
the Davis cup. made "A clean sweep
OF the scmi-final matches here to-
day when the defeated midas play
ers In the last two sets OF the SENT
final series.
sense. shimudsu. OF Japan, de-
feated NJ. Eleem. OF India. IN the last
match Of the series taking three sets
out OF four played. The score a
Shimudsu. is: go: so: 90.
In the preceding match KumnEne.
81 the japanese team, defeated DIT
A. n. Fryzco. sc; G-3 G-3: s-1.
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RESULTS.
National league.

81. Louis. TO- Sew York. L.
Cincinnati. i2i Brooklyn. &.
Chicago. 81. Philadelphia, .
Pittsburgh. ., Boston. 4. ti3 Inn
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WASHINGTON WINS
IS INNING GAME
FROM CHICAGO
Erickson Bests Recruit
Russell in Pitching
Duel

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-A thirteen.
inning pitchers battle with Erickson
OF the Washington Senators defeat
ing Recruit II. A, Russell. a recent
acquisition to the white sox featured
today's game here. This score
Xaahlunfnn An ~ "a Dn n
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CLEVELAND. Aug. 20.-The In
dams maintained their lead over the
Yanks today by defeating the Red
sox. Z to .. Covelcskie was In good
form and kept the sox hits scattered.
Tha aaoros
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summary: Two base hits. Wood,
Pratt. Three base hits. Burns 2. Fos-
ter. Sacrifice hits, Gardner. Sewell.
Bases on balls. OF Pennock. g. on
Coveleskie. 2 Double plays. Foster
TO Pratt to McInnis. umpircs Hide
brand. Evans and Dlnen.
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summary; Two base hits, Ofarrel,
Hoilocher. 2. Lee. Parkinson. Saori-
fic hits. Martin. Holiocher. Stolen
haseu, Maisei, Grimes. Bases ON
balls. on Smith. 2; sedgwick. 2.
Struck out. by smith, 1. Sedgwlok. ..
Martin. .. Umpires Rigler and
Moran
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Summary; Home run. Wheat. Three
base hits. Miller: Bohne. Kopf, Two
base hits. Grimes. stolen bases. XII
duff; Olson; Johnston. 3: HarErnves.
Double plays. Kildun e Schmandt;
Miller to Kilduff. Bases on balls,
OF Grimes. 2. Marke, = struck Out.
by Grimes, :: Marauard. =. Jumps,
KEN and Mccormick.
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washington . 200 600 600 600 IL
Chicago 900 900 600 GOO "A
summary: Two base hits. Schalk.
Smith. r. Collins. Sacrifice hits.
Miller. Falk. struck out. by Erick-
son. s; Russell, 2. Bases on balls. off
Russell. 4. Erickson. s. Empires.
Wilson and Owens.
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Chicago. s: philadelphia, 2.

Klliefer's Cuba handed the lowly
Philiies their fifth defeat this week
here this afternoon by the score OF
8 TO 2. The score:
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DctroIt. .; rhIIadcIplLn. >.

DETROIT. Aug. zO.-Detroit won
the first game with Philadelphia to-
day. 3 TO 2. II was a pitchers battle
between Leonard of the Tigers and
Rommel OF the Athletics. Score.
HhLluA.IuhLu Al Il IL M l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21

Vinegar put In q frying pan while
Etlll hot will remove the udor III
onions.
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81. louis 10; New YORK {

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-Three hom-
ern, n OF them coming with the bases
full. helped the Cards subdue the
Giants here today. 10 to 4. The score:
~ Iarsfa Ar ~ ~ pO A n
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WpoNT' s''-RoR wIsHlho

"DONTfRf-FOR WISHING
Don't wish you could find q ioh-find IL
Dont wish you could rent year apart
Don't Wish you could ssll your home
Sell H.
BY using the Hsrsid's Classified Columns
Phane aah
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ST. LOUIS. Mo, Ang. 2O-Supor
pitching by Hoyt enabled New York
to take the first game OF n series OF
four from the Browns today 8 20 ?.
The sore.
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schultz. stock. Two base hits Mann,
stock. Doak. Stolen base Fourier.
Frisch. Double plays IAvan to Four
rier. Struck out by Doak T. Ryan !.
Douglas !. Umpires Qulgiey and
O'Dny.
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New York 100 i2O 1906
st. Louis 900 0Ol OiO-2
summary: Two base hits. SEVERED.
Baker. Ward. Ruth, Three base hits,
Miller. Ruth, McNaily. Sacrifice hits.
SEVERED, Pip. Ward. Double plays.
Gerber to Sisler. stolen bases, Tohin.
Bases on balls. of Davis /. or Bur
well 2. off Hoyt T. Left on bases st
Louis II, New York s. Umpires Nallin
and Connolly.
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American cedar Is used In the max
ms uf many lead pencils.
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NBatted for Sargent In eth. NNRan
FOR Hassler In eth.
Philadelphia 00O 900 goo
Detroit 600 600 l02-J
Summary: TWO base hits. Griffin,
Heilmann. Bases on balls. OF Leon
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Hbafled Tor Holke On 71h. xKBafted
for ocschFcr In 9TH.
Pittsburgh . ie9 ooe 600 ooe SIS
Boston 900 900 ai0 900 Ia
Summary: Two base hits Baf
hare. OsScii. Three base hits. Grimm.
Home run. Boecksi. Bigbee. sacri-
flee hits. Powell Cooper. Barnhart.
Houfhworfh. Cooper. Iafanvtfle.
Bases on balls. of Oeschger. ..
Cooper. 4: Fillinsim. 2. STRUCK out.
BY Cooper 8; oeschger, 1. umpires,
Hart and Brennan4
Cincinnati. ~. Brooklyn, 5.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3o-The Gin
cinnati Reds started off with a victory
today when they opened their last
series on the Brooklyn field The
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ard. 1; off Rommei. 1. struck put by
Leonard. 4. umpircs. Moriarty and
Chile.
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A man who weighs 900 pounds here
on earth would tip the scales at
about as n he moved to Mars.
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Come on along!
Fill up your makin's
paper with P. A.

Priaes Albert 10
solo IN feppy red
bass, fidy rcd tins,
h@adsoms pound
and hall pound TIN
humidors AND irtha
pound srystai glass
n q N Wits
sponEs moistsnsr
top.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-06-24
NEIRosR

Two weeks ago eighfyedve friends
and neighbofs congregated AZ thS
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ban.
kert ~ honor Of his sons wife. Mes.
Ralph Bankert Il being surprise
pAftk There wae an 6v8ngejisssc
meeting n the heighboffiocd or there
wouid have been more present. Those
present were Mir. and Mrs. william
bankert- Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ilankert
Mt. and Mrs Edward Monath. Mr. ana
Mrs. William Monath. Mr.. and Mrs
John Thurit Mr.. aud Afrn Grover
Leese. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Smith Mr.
and Mrs Norman Roser. SIR. sd Mrs.
Mark Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
fipnmans Mr., and Airs Noah Yoat.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Geiman. Mr.. and
Mrs Tobias Laese. Mr and Mrn. ia.
cob Herich, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Itopb.
y and Mrs, 0eoFgss Richard. Mr. and
aFe Edward Fuhruan, Air, apd Mfa.
William etFeyig Mfa Curtis ehorb.
Misses Annie FNhfmam. Lillin Fuhf.
uian klna Hofich. Helen Killer. Atvr.
tie Strevig. Annie Sellers. Nellie 1nun.
Aae Killer, Helen Wentz. Eiizabefn
Lippy Mary Fnarmnn. Margaret
hhUrb. Cafhafine Leesr. GLADYS I,oase.
annie Monath. Hltda Lecsn. Mart
Richard, kuth Hoser. Nadine BSnk.
eFi Ninnse I.eese. Grace Ahh0lt
AeNare Wesley. Norman and Clinton
M0nata. Clark Hifnvlk. Ralph Kaler
Aeiyin nhaHeT, SDhn Herah, Claude
Leese, Wllliam Richard. Edsar sell.
err, Mark liorich. Elmer Kopp. RAY
llond kopp. Richard Kapp. pafkef
Monsih. Jacob NOnalh. Elmef LOW
Denton kppp. RAym6nd Rosef. Wiis
bur losi. CLARK Fnheman ahd chsvlas
fiesman.
Wentx'a Unlon sunany school Wa
fe~0rRanised aefera weekf aro wlih
shs folipwinE oflieffa preelaent Fa
ward Fghrman. john Thefif an8 Ia
cob Hprlrh: eupsfingendsnfr phffsr
= slonaih. a. zeBp Eari Kopp ana )
J. - warner Treasurer. Maurice
wilson ofaanists. Annse and Iislda
Nafner. Nlnnie Lssae ana Atles
ttss 81 ChoifietefA Kari KDnp and i
" " warner. Managers MI ana
NrE Grover i.Aeas. NJ. and Mfe q i
eAphlf Mr Ang slra. Emory Rn,ifh
lseeb Aoneih Mr ana Mfs Hafses
lipflihG. Annie Nsfnst, Aiae lljicf
NJ and Mrs Ralph lsankeff. snnass
school Sunday morning a =
Mf Lewls h. IfeHc. hatins aai,
as''lsf hceplng hAd pubilr sale II hsA
hopAshoid elects 10 aatnsaav tnst
tts also eclds BE fartn s8Sis Tilng N
os ssl0O. yum
The Democratic advocate., 1921-06-24
GARR0rAr0N

Regular services In the Bethel on
Sunday. also nhKt week.
II Ii encouraging TO know that ,
were present at fhe ChIidfens Blblt
Glass on Monday evening.
The A.. T. l.. wlll meet IN the Bethe
on Sunday afterno0n. July .,
The Ladies' AID will hold fts mex
meeting AT the home ii Mrs. Hheuber
shipIey on July Z. The vice-presiden
urges each member 10 take somethina
along to the meeting for the basket.
Congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mfa
Bertle Taylor on the birth OF a fin.
son also to Mr.. and Mrs VIM Lock
ard on the birth Of tine little daugh-
ter.
Mrs. b. b. Wenger, OF strathefe
Ohio, ID paying visit to her daugh
ter. Mfs Vim. Edckafn Mrs Wenkaf'l
many friends are very glad 10 see h6i
again and looking so well
Mr.. and Mrs Herschel Warehehn
and son, and Miss I5Iida Frlese. o
Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
Scilubkagcl and two little daughter
were Sunday guests Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Fridse Mr.
F'rlesr7 continues in about the same
condition.
Your CarrolIton correspondent
feels like saying with the Snyders
burg correspondent in the Entsfpris,
last week. He said I'VE take on oa
hats 10 the Wesley boys. for not play
ing BAH on Sunday Why cannol 9th
era DO the samUg
The Democratic advocate., 1921-06-24
W. AfRY

% thr last fay nf sthon, rhea,nn,
flFosF held he paranss sav .ehe.,i
rally and exhibit Il commenced win
ehaft ppenlns exercise. wlth pupils
lfanlnf the mnelc Il was followed s.
HhpqunrcmeBt pf prumotiona ana 49,
ltlbntion ~ rcaatg and ps8Na.lnt
cards hsilth shcfm4a eight wears = n
made q pnffeet Attendance 81 NO esvs
8Aa Val enfrF the fourth efale ~
ths 1911 Her sister. Eselyn sheFnlaa \
agea hFe years entered the prineF
e'ass and will enter The seeoai Grade
IN the fail
THERE WAS 4 favorable dia=.se,on ~
me information ei q Pafsnt Teacher
Association. The pupils. who were lha
hosle. served refreahncnte
Muster Newton EdAard Rimbey. IN
AIRY school made perfect attendance
q one hundred nna eighty days
Chiluronh service Sunday msrn.
iag ~ Calvary n. r. church
Those who Epeaf Sunday with Mr.
! y ltimbcy we're Mr.. and Mrs. W. =.
hiutbey and sons Ne2loh. Edward.
William, lsencioos siiliard and r1la.
Aofih, ~ Ml Airy M and Affa
Herbert ki0hre ami daughter. Defo.
~ Virginia, of DalgilnnFe MI. and
Afk g VIM Main and son Henfy. og
0ieuwo0a, Howard county. Alr. and
Afe. Mart sherman and danRhters
Edith. Marie aud Evelyn. frone, M
and Mrs. Geo Main and daughter
Gladys garillo; MF aud Ara. H. A.
Poole and daughter. Ruby virKinis
II Tayiorsviile; aleKlnlsN aiatile, ma
taorfnce. ~ home
The Democratic advocate., 1921-06-24
EAMfiY REUNION AND STIR
PRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Some time ago, Mr.. Ezra Fr0ck, Of
Melrose. made mention to some mem
bers Of his family. that he would be
glad TO have his children and grand
children get together as a family ra-
union" Nothing more was said until
Wednesday evening. June 10, on his
slxly@third birthday He, with crowd
Of others ATTENDED protracted meet-
ing north Of here. When he returned
home his family, neighbors and q host
Of friends had taken possession of his
E3Ine his sons store and about two
blocks Of the street 1t was q reunion
indeed. with plenty Of good cheer all
around. Later on, a table laden with
delicacies OF the season, such MS ice
dream. cake, candy, pop corn. pea
nuts and root beer helped TO fill up
the balance AT a late hour they all
departed for their late homes wish
ing Mr.. Ffock many more such birth
days. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Frocla Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton ]. Sauble, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Giesey, Jry Mr.. and Mrs Noah D. G,
Sellers. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Little
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Monath, Mr.,
and Mrs. Kenneth Frock, MIR. and Mrs.
Oscar Frock, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Frock, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Frock
Mr.. and Mrs. william Elsenhuth. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward f. Sterner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Sauble, Mr. and Mrs John
Eisenhuth, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lou-
The Democratic advocate., 1921-06-24

IN a letter from Nevada, dated
April lith, we CLEAN the following:
II guess you wonder what kind Of 4
place Nevada is, II ID made up oi
Mountains and valleys, Reservoirs are
being built 10 store the water use1 il.
irrigating the sage-hrush land at the
proper time. We can grow almost any
thing in the way OF alfalfa, grains and
scgetables. but the Ereatest drawback
are late frosts. We are 1900 feet hign.
er than sea leyel.'
The Democratic advocate., 1921-06-24
LKrrEn knoM akplAxA.

Inder date of May 2sgh. one of Out
correspondents. who was once h /
prosperous business writes II al
HOW working al home here On the
farm, ! get my hoard aud Inst enough
g keep myself from sticking out HI
the rough spots Even the poorest 81
oYeralis costa considerable when com.
pared with former prices. ana that X
al now can wear. ! am glad 10 have
the job. ] suppose there are nearly 4
million out Of The ave mllllaus out 81
work that would be glad 10 have i
like lob That II those who have 9th
ers dependent on them. Farm produce
IL aaAlow now as il ever was but II
seems until Il gets 20 the towns aad
cities, The price IS more than double
up, and the people must pay Il Or 90
hungry.