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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

VlCiId ullCS, any pIdCuJlCl lToU
nici mohli voln6 odejiti. Pr
tom doslo k ostrym kontrover-
sim meZi stavkujicimi a strait,
pTi ktere zatceno 6 stavkuji-
cich. VSichni byli pc zjisteni
propust6ni. Cast stavkujicich
podaTil Sc proniknuti pc stare
mestsk6 strane Pfrkop6 "a xii
ku az k Mustku, kde byli pra-
cujici 1rednici insultovani. Ia
pfispeni straze byli ohrozeni u
misteni V motorovych vozech a
pc jich odjezdu Sc zastup ro-
zeSel.
Vystoupeni sokolskych ho-
stu z Podkarpatske Rusi v
Praze. Jiz dvakrat vystoupili
rusinSti Sokolove z Podk. Rust
ma prazske p1d9 a byli We smi-
chovske sokolovne 20. cervna i
v libensk6 sokolovne l. Ger
venee predmetem nadsenych
ovacf prazske veTejnosti. Ho-
ste 2 Podk. Rusi predvedli ne
ien p6kna telocviGna cisla, ny
brz zazpivali i radu sveraz-
nych lidovych pisni podkar-
patskych a zatancili typicke
lance z Podk. Rust. Jak telo-
cvitn6 vTkony, tax i zpevni CT
sla strhovala prazske obecen-
stvo k bourlivym projevdm
nadseni k milym hostGm Podk.
Rusi. kteTi nam predvedli v
t6chto ve6erech Podkarpat-
skou Rus V p6knych a v6rnych
barvach, take vefejnost mela
prilezitost poznat Podkarpat-
skou Rus pc STRANGE u mas do
sud malo zname. = Vzhledem
k neobycejnemu zaimu, jaky
Sc pTi obou vecerech jevil, by-a
ustanovena jeSte dive dalsi Wy
stoupeni s obohacenym jeSte
obsahem a to V 1tery dine 5.
cervence o 2 hod. odpol. We
Studentskem domove ma Alber-
tove a We stfedu 6. cervence o
8 hod. veeer V sokolovne ma
Zizkov6.
Trojnasobna vrazda. V
Klentnici u Mikulova byl dine
%. t. m. odhalen o pull 5. hodi-
ne zlotin, jemuz padli Ia o.
bet Safety staretek F. Fret
bauer, jeho 48lety sym a Ole
ty vnuk. Hrdla vSech tri Zavra
zdenych byla profiznuta ku-
chyhskym nozem a tela jejich
poseta bodnymi ranami. Do
sud neni ~zjist6no, kdo Gin spa
chal. Bylo Size uloupeno 500
Kt, lee neni vylouceno, re jde
Gin pomsty spachany snad
podloudniky, kteri byli V KLEIN
tnici caste prechovavani.
Choromyslny zenich. V Ma
rianske ulici ohrozoval Anto-
min Smetanka re Smichova svo
il nev6stu. Ponevadz policejni
zjistil, Re Sc jedna o
byl Smetanka
dopraven do ustavu pro choro-
myslne.
Prijel do Prahy zemfit. -
Pred Wilsonovym nadrazim sti
zen byl pc 5. iodine ranni me-
znamy muz srdecnfmi zachva-
ty. Byl prenesen ma straznici,
kde vsak "a kratko skonal. Die
nalezenych listin je zemfely a.
81 totozny S Ferd. Tausi-
gem, 57-letym obchodnikem,
do Modfovic, okres Rakovnfk
prfslusnym, jehoz bydliste ne
nj vsak znamo. Mrtvola byla
do 1stavu pro soud
nj pitvu. !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
BOARD AND ROOMS
MOnMr I'nK MLNr. tInNIsILn

Rooms IOK bLNr, ~ hNisiIED ~
SMALL fHoh1 room for one man So
per wc"t. modern usag" to72 u
NICE LARGE southeast room. adjoining
bath. Tor enc or two gentlemen. with
NJ without EsrsEr. o8aRe $3.50.
ron RENr--Ni," f,ont room. modern, for
two men. lh0N Admiral
CHEfENNE. N. tBo Reauurlly fut.
nished front room, modern, adjoining
heth. psaEe s7pi
FUB RENr.- Pleasant sleeping room Tor
ono "t Two Egnil"ueu. b,A = Cincinnati
NICE sleeping room, front entrance, ad
Joining bath private home. No chil.
dtsh, braEe 20il.
rOuR NICELY furnished rooms tor rent.
l2a =. Main. 'odar i71l
SECOND. o.. ites Houm Tor one or two
sonti"mcn meals 10 dorlred.
VICTOR $. iii--Nlce front sleeping room
Tor gentlemen only middle aged pre-
tetttd. cedar 1t'.
SLEEPING porch ann bedroom for one
or two gentlemen, as per month Usage
MANY BRUCKMAN Apaftmcutss room
adjoining bath. private ontrancei mon.
Ds--s .iis.
WELL FURNISHED room. refined home
retotcucos Usage 1liG.
ron RrNT Large room fog two business
women. ll3 u. seventh.
ROOM FOR rent. convenient to bath.
2og& =. Denver. Usage Gsis
NICE front sleeping room with largo
clothes closet, close to bath. modern
homo, close In, on car line, home priyl-
iegef Usage s2lS.R
SECOND, H., I3o6--ono front room foT
two. also single room oil convenicnces
broakfhrt " desired gentlemen preferred.
osage Jas,
hoOMs--rNfuRNIsH ~
TWO tNFUHNlsIfEb basement rooms.
72b W. Thlrd, osage s27l-R.
PEORIA. s., s1O--Oue front room to rent
man aud wh" no childrcn.
ROOMS WITH BoARD 10
DETROIT, y, it6- sloeping room for man
ana wife or two young men, with board,
tl2 zach Usage i727
| HOARD AND ROOM-til per week 1908
v. Second cedar 22i0.
| NINTH ", aOi-- Modern sleeping room
for rent meals u desired. cedar t77t.
THIRD ", 622-Front room Tor rent Tor
ono or two gentlemen In private home,
| meals N desired. Cedar Ti3.
EXCELLENT Home cooking. board and
room, close In. corner Fourth, lol :.
Cheyenne.
ROOM AND HOARD by day or week. hot
and cold water, reasonable rates. Usage
sii5. 1903 y. second.
QUINCY, ", Q.--Nice sleeping room ad
Joining bath. desirable for two. board
| " desired. Usage lthb,
| sLEEPiNG ROOM With board, Eontlem en-
only Third aud Elwood, cedar 1851
| ARE YOU TIRED of eating downtoWn
| Try a real home cooked meal and sec
the difference. Usage a36s. ii1i s. Gin
! cinnatL
| SOMETHING different ~ first class home
| cooked meals In private home. south
side. osage 336s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
EMPLOYMENT

WANTED Man s,oupgrdpngr, who can
take dictHtlun Rn3 DO general office
and warehouse work. S2S per week. 10
s'att on. Must have best Of references
Apply y q. BoN is9,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

SAFEST USED CAR MAR
KET IN TULSA
Peerless, z pass.
Peerless, a pass.
Packard, A pass.
Cadillac, z pass.
Chandler Coupe. 4 pass.
Chandler, a pass.
Oakland, 2 pass.
Winton, z pass.
Haynes, 8 pass.
Paige, 5 pass.
Nash, 5 pass.
1921 Buick Roadster.
1919 Ford Roadster.
1919 Dodge Roadster.
Hudson Speedster
THE EVANS-HOWARD CO
In our new home at Fourth
and Elgin.
Ask for Jimmie"
Usage 7300-7301
If you live out of the city. we
will gladly send any of above
listed cars to you for demon.
stration. Call us. y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
WAhr.,,--.ro ponnow

LET US IsACE your mo.l- ,a v
real estate first mortgage 10 n.. VIZ
intcrcst. Z. NJ. Bell Really .a. tI tt''
itls BldE" cedar 1tGg. 'aa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

E1GHr ncHt appearing young ladies to
solicit orders. money making proposi
tion. No experience necessary. tall to
Z y. M Room g. y. Carrie, 2l5ia l.. Sec
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
on LANDS AM LrAsEs H.A

4. " COOPER, shallow field lease at
Marcury Texas; ,25 to 800 per acre
| four deep tests drilling; 10000 acres To
choose from, terms. See James Cooper
1gf9 = Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Observation-Disclosures

ALI KINDS of childrens' sewing speci.
atty, prices reasonable Broadmoor al
dWlnu. banga l1bb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
LIVE STOCK


ron sALE-Fo1 terrier pups asg =
wood.
FEMALE CANARtES. fine Uo.ar sa.,
9ii $. Detroit. Usage 737.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
EMPLOY MENT


WANTED COMPETENT maid FOR general
Homework. Apartment g, Walker
Apartments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

LADIES HATS for Easter. Just arrived
priced this weck, S79b ana 1855. Com
pare these with ti2 90 SO values else
where. Par4slnn sample Rooms upstairs
over Woulworth'H. Room ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
BUSINESS SERVICE

BttLpi>G AM .CoNTRACTING ~
WILL BUILD r. frame garage iiKf6 for
800. Iifst class carpenter wurK done.
tHsgr 1Igf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
FINANCIAL


FIRST MORT0AdEs for ss,a o5.--.tf Y
security on Tulsa real e..sfe tu
10 per cent interest mot itstI,' ,''il
~ Overton. ilb s. Bould.r g
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28
MANY STUDENTS
EARNTHEIRWAY
Make Money BY Various Chores
TO Put Themselves Through
College

A Missosri eosn1y aecsf pbo Nsfket
his ssy thsossb fh< aEsieshsrsl osIIess
- n, STATE sais>Tsify has this bit a IN
u0urseemeni fss fhe eOanig bsgs vba
hspe 80 anead fsrninE scbooI On scani
fnsheisi fes0sFcez;
-wIfh tn e5scslioaai sppSsfuni;ies d
The pneseas dsy,T he declares. -ihere i
rssaieaIly ~ ore vho e2EaSf sh6zin an
eSDesiion i b. Bsnis n Ehea askea
Isr his eomnenf q fhi. sssesseni. Dean
Nsnford of The ColleEe of Agriesltsre
readily czIled 20 mind Ezesf man9 sta-
denis vho hzye pan themselves through
ihis sebool and sbo have sone oss 70
ssooeed and serve IN much greater meas
uTe than fhey ever eoaId have hoDed n
d vfbOuf ibeir seif-ms3e college e1-
peTiebce.
Large numbers sf stsdents are earn
isg money IN vsriSss ways IN order 10
pus tbemseFyes fhToseh school, says
Dean 3. B. Nu1ford- a considerable
nunbeT are empIosed in doing chores
srousd ibe farm. ssch as mixing. tax.
ias care Oi the siock, keeping barns and
s,abIez in order. feeding cattle and hogs
and dong similar Nork. Quiie a few
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28

are ezpSsyed - IsokiaE after th< wsrk
ihzt i see5ed % BE- dsse ~ th, dzHeTezf
erperineni keI.h- S-s<1zl are kcps b,.sy
soskiag fsS fbe hSrtieuIsaEe jepzrfneni,
lsokisg after fhe oschzrd and tsEiax
care q th- s-eeszbte szrdenA BOss are
sos oaly fosad ds5az TINS soEt Of xsrk.
In yea rTH En5 iben u.ltinz tabs
for tbeir bard. firing fzrasoes m The
riaieI fine fer Gheir rssn& Yea wilI
fad qsise . fer bsys esplsseS IN IN
stores Up be~n- working certain hesEs On
kasy daEA SoDe eci OF asd Do regular
bosse eiesninE ssSk- s1ch a. winde~
sashing- F8E beating and scrnbbing OF
sosrse Il = al vesk. real manual Izbor:
bse ibe feIlos sho = sfter an ed1eztion
: usuzily bread-nisded enSsEh 20 TezIEzr
hat this entails nei;her injury nor dis
sonOz- Il is Ihe yis5os ef The spIendid
'dszniages Of a eompIefe caIleze trsis-
ng fhu carries him fhrosgh The four
,asY years.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28

Fr.zser. . sssjsai nErse IN Ghe Uziver,
any. IesszBed 70 their boae n San D.
ees. CAL yesterday
Msss Do1sshy CEeed EFT Yesterday fss
,Pzis -hese she VII VISA r.lsiises 10
srvegzI ~ersz-
Miss Cc1IrsSe Ncsherland. l002 I'M
verxfry sired. HI Yesterday afternosu
fsr "a Losis-
Nrs- 7. c CarhFsE and dzsshseT Jus
mia hare eeee % So Losis TO VISIT Mrs
ChzSb-s Jpdsc-
Mrz. Bel SaEfssd of s. L0ais is IN
Cslsnbiz 10 yisit Mrs. Mznie Roberts.
IlO9 Locsss greet
Ma. cessre stesipin IF, isd1y for
KzEszs City 'shere she viTl visit ber sis-
sd. MIS- Jsc Harris a we-k.
Miss Aazh Eses uenf 10 visit her faith
er 4sd Esssher, NJ and Mrs ". T.
Esses q HzIfssiIse, yesterday
Mrs. II. A. Fsriey. rho has been visit
ing Mrs l. II. S~ilzier, IN fes her
bone IN Pesris- III yesterday.
Ms JaIiz ". Rockford. $40 Rollins.
Ieff yesterday for Poplar Bluff IN The
iaierest of sgri-ulfrfzI exlezsson E0Es.
T. H. Gar. msnssrT q Hardin Col
Iege in Mexsco- sesHrned there after
spending the Seei-snd Al be hozse here.
Mr.. zEd Mrs. EzSi Williams, phsi
have been sisiiinz Mr. and Ma c F.
Cesry. reisrsed % Ibeir sene ia Trey.
Nrs. Certradr Howard Of Kansas CITY
: spending the seek Nth ber neihef.
FIR. D. 7. Gentry, 9O2 North Niash |
reef-
MIS-. Ls~rescc Smith Of Axfeil. Kan /
'ho has been vsiiisg Misses ReIis 1
isfcH ard Plc>si- Ridgus5. Ieit ye-ter- {
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28

6.x Ear CenfTsIia, shess sh> riE si-i'
her parents, Mr. ssd Mrs Jahs. Ses
nSess-
Mi.s HalIie Fosser. zl.s hzs becn visit
ing the Mizses Henry for the lzss work
returned TO ber isons- in Trcntsn. No.
todzy.
Ms Ruth Edrsrd-, vhs has been
visiting Mis- Ruth keifh. 1879 walnut
ssrref. returned % her hons M CepsFAlis
ye<eTdzy-
Miss Msry KziheTise Peas. 1905
Rosenzry Isae. left Yesterday for Belle
vile, Ill. aad 81 Losis- SIR wiil be
ssse about two seeks. reinrninE By say
q Ne1sco. Hbcre she will sisit frieads
The Rev. PsaI P. Oshez i N s. Louis
% afissd Archbishop Ciennen's JUBILEE.
Archbishop GIennsa viii have been
bishsp isensy-fi'e years nezi Sednes-
dsy-
Mrs. ?. 7. Leebrick and IittIe dszgh-
ier peus TO CenirsEs yesterday 70 Eseei
Ms. B. A. Heisser snd children ef s..
Louis. Mrs. HeisleE is sister Of F. T.
Leehrick
Mrs < HsszmzzH, heslih specisliss
zad nuTse rith iie Agricultural EIten-
sion DepsrsneHf ef The Univrssify. EFF
tedzy fer Jackson County. Frvm Ihere
she VII % to the southern part Of the
state s1d return to Columbia after Jaly
s.
nbsnas Ring Of ST. John, Ksn- sho
has Been visiting his sister, Mrs. c E
Williams. returned homo Yesterday. Mr.
Ring rzs q delegate from his state TO
he naii0nsI convention Of the Modern
Voedmen heId IN s.. Losis June 3D-z5-
c E wIEliams sceompesie6 sfE Ring
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28

ias 70 srepsrs rad BY c w. Tun-r q
sh< CsIl>Ee q Asri<alfurs- &
This s1os-ds ihs record q Tie fsrR-s
eb.mpsoa. RzIeish's Star Of Peace.
srae6 By Longvies Fazn. b. 10 pounds
a fat. One eafsianaiRg point sbesf d,
record vzs that, rkile newer prsdsriuz
50 pounds Of fsi during a single month.
she was 50 persistent in her milk pro
d1ctsoa that she was giving almost rs
much al The eIese Of The record ss 81 The
start
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Ai- May FTznklis vent TO s.. Louis
iodsy 10 visi; heT sister, Mrs. B. n. Joho-
s0u-
]. { Vivian lSO1 Psris road. spenr
the we~k-eDd 9Th his daughter in Halls
Vilb
Niss Ids BslIeW spent The weekend
q, Hgnisdzle visiting Mr. and Mrs- :.
v. MeIiessy.
Mrs. v. l. Hughes and Little dsggh-
~. Francs Jane. wbe have been visit
ing Mrs Hagbes' sister. Miss Gladys
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28
INEw CHAMPION JERSEY COW

Countess Lads Gosdie Wins State
Title for Milk Production
By Prodz isg 9.37I pounds Of milk
and 44669 Eeznds q fzf Couase-s Lads
Coldie. ssacd BY J. Z JOses- Liberty.
NO, becomes the. stale champion Jessey
IN The els.s under two wears old. accord
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28

a. far a. Msberis. No. uhere Mr. EI-
EEsns wiIl ,isf his daughter. Mr~ I'd
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-06-28

Advertisers both local and national are invited to ex
anime these diagrams and weigh the vale of the Mis-
sourian as your Columbia advertising m edium.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-30

Pearl White soap, bars for Csc at
the Golden Rule Saturday.
Fresh milk and cream at the Palm
Bakery at all times.
Shop work guaranteed. Get our
prices. Claude Roberts Auto Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sullivan and
family spent the weekend with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ancy Sullivan
on the east slope. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Hobby of Boise and Lieut.. and Mrs.
R. E. Toston of Pocatello were also
Sunday visitors at the Ancy Sullivan
home Mrs. Hobby is a recent Boise
bride, formerly Miss Beulah Snow.
Lieut.. Toston saw service in the Rain
bow division.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-30
EMMETT NEWS

Hill Bros. Red Can, pound 42C
at the Golden Rule Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bowen were
Boise visitors Sunday.
When wanting used cars see Claude
Roberts Auto Co.
Order your Strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Mayor Peterson was Boise visit
or Thursday.
If you want team work call EN-
NETT Dray & Transfer Co., phone 262.
Miss Minnie Knox left on Wednes-
day for the Lakes for short vaca-
ton.
CLAYTON and Walter Knox will leave
tomorrow for Knox, where they will
camp until after the Fourth.
Mrs. Gilbert Mathews of New Ply
mouth was in Emmett Wednesday
to receive medical treatment.
For Sale-All my household furni-
ture,, including rugs and range. j,
C. Rundstrom, Ais LIST st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Obermeyer
spent the weekend camping and fish
ing in the hills.
For Sale-All my household furni-
ture,, including rugs and range. j..
C. Rundstrom, Ais 1st St.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ketchen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little left Tues
day for Knox and the Lakes for few
days camping and fishing.
Miss Frances Jones left Wednesday
for Minneapolis, where she will make
an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Burke.
Wanted-Button holes to make 10
to Is cents dozen. Hemstitching 10
cents yard. Mending and remodeling.
416 Walnut Ave, north of railroad.
Mrs. w. 7. Crouch and son Carl
returned Monday from Portland, Ore,
where they have been visiting at the
home of w. NJ Crouch, father of Mr..
Crouch, and also at brothers of Mr..
Crouch.
The Young ladies' and ladies of st.
Anthony Parish will give an ice
cream social at the city hall grounds
on Saturday evening, July IL, start
ing at Z o'clock. Ice cream and cake
25 cents. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. D. L. Rhodes and son Jack,
and Mrs. Hand and Helen are visit
ing at the home of their sister, Mrs.
H. T. Davis for few days. Mrs
Hand and Helen expect to go to the
lakes from here, where they have
rented a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Dan Hogenam and sister Miss
Effie Glass and Miss Cora Anderson
will leave today for Portland and 9TH
err coast points. Mrs. Hogenam Will
join her husband at Tacoma, Wash,
where they will make their home, and
Miss Glass and Miss Anderson will
return in about three weeks.
Mrs. Williams, representing the
Butterick Publishing Co., is at the
Golden Rule Store this week, taking
subscriptions for the Delineator.
Special subscription rate Sl.5O per
year.
We buy poultry any day. Coop Elk
change.
Davy Craig, who has been working
in the mines at Warren since last fall,
dropped into town Friday for short
visit Mr.. Craig recently had pain.
full accident, when a sharp piece Oh
steel was driven clean through the
palm of his hand. The wound is heal
ing satisfactorily.
Homes in the Ozarks of Arkansas.
Grain, forage, alfalfa, clover, grasses,
fruits. vegetables, an ideal dairy and
stock country, fine spring water and
clear running streams, fish and game
no drouths, no malaria, no negroes,
good schools, fast growing country
and the garden spot of Arkansas.
Have well improved dairy farm join
ing good railroad town can exchange
for well improved irrigated farm IN
Idaho. Write North Arkansas Land
Co., Everton, Ark. Up
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-30

For Buick or Dodge cars let US show
Won. Claude Roberts Auto Co.
Mrs. James Barnard went to Eetha
Tuesday and left that day by train
with Mrs.. Ricketts, for Portland,
where she will spend some time for
the benefit Of her health.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-30
ART IN THE HOME
Prominent Authority Speaks on This
Subject at chautauqua.

Hunt Cook, of the Art Institute OF
Chicago, brings to Chautauqua patrons
a lecture decidedly novel and interest
ing. II deals with art In the Home
and covers In a remarkably graphic
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-30

Do you want trunk or baggage
delivered, Call phone 262.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Carr Of Sey-
mour, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fry Of Nyasa, Ore, were weekend
guests at the Emil E. Dean homo on
East Second street.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-30
MSM 81
M9y, s

The Sans Souci club spent very
delightful evening at the home of Mrs.
Burt Mays Wednesday night. The
time was spent in playing cards. Two
guests were present, Mrs. G. W. Max
field and Mrs. Anna Zimmerman.
The ". w. Wilton home on Main
street was the scene of lively party
Friday afternoon when Miss Letha
entertained in honor of her 18th birth
day About 80 guests were present.
A lawn party had been planned, but
due to the thunder showers the time
was spent inside, where dancing and
high ink of various sorts made the
afternoon merry and happy one.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Riggs very hos
pitably entertained the orchestra
which came over from Caldwell Sun
day to assist in the servise at the M.
E. church Sunday evening. The must
clans brought a lunch to eat and the
Riggs offered them the cool shade
of their lawn and house to make them
selves comfortable until the services
at night. Before the orchestra re-
turned home that evening a commit
tee of ladies from the church served
for them light lunch.
Mrs. Eli Lanktree entertained a
group of neighborhood friends Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs. George
Mcconnell who with her family are
soon leaving for Carey, where they
will make their home. The evening
was spent in visiting over fancy work,
and lovely refreshments were served.
Now is the Time to Buy Your Flour
We have certain amount of Tur-
key Red flour we are selling at cost.
Made from dry land certified Turkey
wheat, grown near Emmett. Buy
now while it lasts.
COOP EXCHANGE.
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18
NOW CROWLEY COMMUNITY
rs HEING STIRRED NOW.
lBy ]. W. HouEh.l

The QUESTION was asked on every
hand, ssHhl Il De possible to nave
a successful community revival!
There was considerable doubt on the
mart of 4 great many. but. there
were a few who believed 1t possible.
Therefore, in accordance with TINS
conviction Rev. Bunch was asked TO
do the preaching and Prof. "A. y:
Kochenberger was secured to LEAD
tho singing.
1t was demonstrated the first few
nights that the revival was going
with a swing, but, Sunday night II
was beyond the expectation OF any
one when the Woodmen hall was
crowded to full capacity.
The singers under the able and ef-
ficient leadership of Prof. kochen-
herger are rendering the best music
ever heard in Crowley. The chorus
choir of over fifty voices Is render
ing some of the finest anthems III
a way that it stirs your heart to near
them.
The message that Rev. Bunch
brings each night are simple IN IAN
guage and illustrations, yet so con-
vincing and straight forward that no
one can listensto them without thinK
ing seriously about eternity and
where they will spend it. he Is
fearless in his denunciations Of the
evils that are prevalent on every
hand. vet he has pleading thru his
love and sympathy for his fellow
man that is irresistible.
If you have not yet attended any
of these meetings you ought to
make your plans now not to miss
another one. If you want to be sure
of seat come early. Song service
starts at 1880. Come and get in on
the big things that are taking place
in your community.
Community Sunday school at new
school house o'clock. then meet
ing for men only at the Woodman
hall at $3.50. Subject Sowing Wild
Oats and Other Weeds"
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The Rocky Ford appearance of the
Ladies Columbia Symphony Orchcs-
ira is announced in the advertising
columns of this paper this week. This
organization will appear in the Grand
Theater in Rocky Ford on the esei.
ing of Monday, February 21.
This will undoubtedly be one of t4.c
finest performances shown in the az
kansas Valley this year and many
Ordway people nave signified their
Intentions of seeing the show. Tat
people of Rocky Ford have up largo
guarantee to get this company to
stop in their city, and their enter
PRISE will be well supported.
The entertainment will consist cc
musical selections, sketches, ana
dances by the company of thirty Cali
fornia girls, every one an artist, who
are creating sensations everywheic
they show by their talent and beauty.
The Rocky Ford management all
nounces a heavy advance seat safe.
and advises people to get their seats
reserved before the last minute. as
delay may mean disappointment If
all the seats are sold. A phone call
will reserve seats until the evening
of the performance.