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Evening star., 1921-03-13


in William r. Singleton Lodge, Ma
sonic Hall, Tenleytown.
Federal Lodge, No. /, will officially
visit Joppa Lodge, No. 35. in its hall
at I'd and Upshur streets northwest,
for an interesting ceremony tomor-
row evening, according to rumor.
After the meeting of Mithras Lodge
of Perfection of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Tuesday evening.
starting probably at O'Clock. MIR.
Clarence ]. Blanchard. statistician Of
the reclamation service. will present
some moving pictures and still views
that have never been shown before in
public. The lodge will concern itself
with matters relating to the spring
reunion, which occurs April IL to Is.
when the degrees will be presented
degree. inclusive.
Saturday evening the. next regular
dance Of the Scottish Rite bodies for
the members and their ladies will be
given at the cathedral. Sd and E
streets northwest The identification
cards of the members are necessary
to admission.
Tuesday is the birthday of General
Secretary Stirling Kerr, but he is not
looking for any trouble.
Last Thursday evening the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of the District
constituted a new Royal Arch chap
ter, William r. Singleton Chapter. No.
IA, under the charter granted at the
last annual conyocation of the Grand
Chapter. No information has yet been
received as to the time and place of
meeting Of the new chapter hereafter.
The master of Stansbury Lodge. No
"a has Announced that ha will have
a surprise for the members following
the business meeting of the lodge to-
morrow evening. Tuesday evening a
dance will be given in the lodge hall
in the new Masonic Temple at Bright
wood. with a prize waltz as a feature
Prizes are to be awarded the three
couples who lead the others.
Saturday evening Senior Warden
Gillchrest will head the official line in
the E. A. degree. and Junior Warden
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FRATERNITIES

| ing workers" are strenuously perfccting
plans for this novel ceremonial. which
is to be filled with surprises, weird and
otherwise. A large class is assured.
Invitations are out for a st. Patrick s
dance Thursday evening by the Grotto
Band and Drill Corps at the New Will
lard Hotel They are printed on green
cards and each attendant is requested to
| wear something green" Handsome
prizes will be awarded for St. Patrick
costumes and comical dress.
The Trestleboard Club will hold its
annual ladies' night in the main audi
torium of the Old Masonic Temple Sat
urday night. Admission is to be by
card and restricted to the membership
and their ladies. An elaborate program
OF entertainment has been arranged, in
cluding a talk by Roe Fulkerson. the
Scottish Rite deputy for the District, to
be followed by dancing. Favors Will be
distributed to the ladies.
At the last meeting of the club an
amendment to the constitution was
adopted changing the club year SO that
it would run with the calendar year.
The present officers were continued un-
til January, 1922. with William II. Cor
nish as president and John w. Nee as
secretary. Bert T.. Bair was elected 10
serve as acting treasurer during the
illness of the treasurer.
Lebanon Lodge will have q special
communication commencing at 4:30 pm.
Tuesday for the NJ NJ. degree. The r.
e. degree has been announced for Fiji
day. with Junior Warden Charles r.
RieckS heading the official line.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Stans-
bury Lodge will meet tomorrow at
1880 pm. in the auditorium of the
new Masonic Temple at Brightwood
nj he oil nf A
last meeting those winning the prizes
in games were Mrs. George Rue, MIR.
Studdiford. Miss Gillchrest and Mr.
Gillchrest.
Sunday, March 6. number OF
master Masons, employees of the
Washington city post Office. met at
the New E,bbitt Hotel to organize
Masonic club. t'pon the invitation
of ]. F. Belfield. l.. II. Troutman. past
Judge j. W. Witten. past grand mas
ter. were present and aided in
launching the club on sound basis:
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: r.. a. Hleiig,
past master, president: Mosby vii
secretary; J. F. Belfeld. treasurer.
and NJ. A. Duckett and l.. y. Proctor.
members of the executive committee.
The Level Club of Master Masons
of Washington Grove, Md. will
hold its first meeting tomorrow
night. This is the second Masonic
club in Maryland. 1t was organized
February 2S, when bylaws were
adopted and the following officers
were elected: Alfred Christie. presi
dent; c. II. Becker. vice president;
J. Fl. Shollenberger, secretary; Rob
ert II. Kaiser. ir.. treasurer: Clarence
r. Welch, mashal: y. II. Sorgenfrei.
dOorkeeper. and an executive com
mittee composed Of Alfred Christie.
jr.: c. II. Becker. ]. II. Shollenberger.
Robert II. Kaiser. jr.; ID. Breese
Jones, c. f. Becraft and J. NJ. Mount.
The Masonic Bowling Associa ton will
visit ". NJ Parker Lodge. No. 81, Tues
day evening. at 8 Is O'Clock. in North
east Temple. Sth and F streets northeast.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. II. init!atory de-
gree: Beacon. M. Il, and Lang
dnu, No 2s. degree.
Tucsday-.Amiiy. Nc y. initiatory de-
gree: Washington. No. Il: Golden
Rule. No n. and Mount Pleasant.
No. 20. d"grpr.
wulneSt'a. .-Esstern. No. Z. and Hrr-
mnny. No .. first Grrrcn. Friend
snip. Ne l.. and Covenant. No. l3.
degree.
Thurstiay-Cclumh'a No. 10. degree:
Salem. No. ~, second degree;
rhrr'y. No ~ third degree.
Frilay-Cenfrai. NJ. l. degree: Me
trcpo'is. No. 10. and Federal City,
No. 20. second degree.
ESCAMPMENTS.
Mnnday-Monnt Nclso. No. g. degree. -
REEEKAII LODGES.
MonGay--Esther. No. ). visitation.
Tuesiay-FideIity. No. I. degree.
Wedncsday y--Friendship No. y. degree.
Thur urs,lay-Dpfrns. No. ;, degree.
FIiday-Miriam. No. 6. degree.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council Tuesday night
authorized a committee of the council
to make a first payment in the pur-
chasing of the Carroll Institute for
the order. The resolutions calling
for the purchase called for an invita-
tion to the other four councils TO join
with Washington Council. Bernard
Bridget. first grand knight of the
council. addressed the meeting. The
mem berShip committee reported that
a class for the celebration of the
enty-fourth anniversary was being
organized.
Potomac Council tomorrow night
will exemplify the first degree. Ath-
letic Director James Sweeney will an
nounce the winning of the pennant in
the Basket Ball League by Potomac
Councils represe natives with a clean
sweep of ten victories.
Carroll Council Tuesday evening
after its business session will have a
social entertainment for All members.
Irish songs and impersonations will
be a part of the program.
The annual intercouncil dance will
be held at the New Willard Hotel
April 7, under the auspices of the
lecturers of the five local councils
and of Fitzgerald Council of Alexan-
Continued on Twenty seventh PageD
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

William A. Kimmel, the new grand
Keeper of records and seal of the
Grand Lodge, is a past grand chan
cellor Of this domain, a past chancel-
dent of the Pythian Hall Association.
chairman of the ways and means
committee. 4 member of the Ascalon
Temple. No. 81, d. o. X. h, of J. T.
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Bethany Chapter. No. "a. will have
charge of the services at the Ma
SONIC anG Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at o'clock.
The degrees will be conferred Fri
day evening. The card party of the
chapter. that vas to be held at 1917
street northwest March II. has
been postponed until April 4.
Columbia Chapter will celebrate
it's birthday anniversary tomorrow
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greeS for Tuesday evening.
/, Areme Chapter will have the de-
grees Wednesday evening, with
program of entertainment afterwaro'
Brookland Chapter will give a
dance at Brookland Masonic Temp m
Saturday evening for it's members
and friends.
Grand Matron Crawford and Grand
Patron Rrashears paid an oi1clai
visit to Cathedral Chapter Wednes-
day evening. when Matron Hyland
was installed as grand electa- An
entertainment included selections Dy
a quartet. consisting of Past Marion
Brandon, Past Grand Matron loves,
Past Patron Cowles and Charies
Trogner; readings by Eugenia Corn
ing and orchestral music. fast
Grand Matron Cowles was In charse
of the program
Electa Chapter. after initlat1ns :,
twenty-three candidates. TUESDAY
evening was entertained by duets
by Harry l. Clarkson and Ar.hur
Simpson. accompanied by MIS-
Blanche Clarkson. A rummage sale
is in progress at 2213 Nichols avenue
Anacostia, until March 21.
Esther Chapter will have it's an
nuaI bazaar in the banquet hall. Ma
sonic Temple, Thursday afternoon
and evening. \ Dutch supper VIII
be served beginning at pm. ara
there will be dancing from to IL.
Naomi Chapter announces chicken
dinner Wednesday from 4:30 to pm.
and a bazaar the same evening in the
banquet hall of Masonic Temple. Past
Grand Patron IIyland of Oregon de-
livered an address on Masonry and
Eastern Star work at the last meet
ing of the chapter. which was
followed by refreshments ana a
cry. knights Templar. and Harmony
Lodge of Masons as guests.
Martha Chapter, No. 4. Friday Will
be. entertained with a playlet entltied
Her Busy Day" The program is IN
charge of Past Matron Jessie A.
Hover and Conductress Norma Hlne
will play the leading role.
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Unofficial visits of Grand Mast er
Wolfe will be made to Esther Re-
bekah Lodge Monday, Fidelity Re-
bekah Lodge Tuesday. Friendship
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday and Dor
cas- Rebekah Lodge Thursday.
More than 100 members of Mount
Pleasant Lodge will be in attendance
at Phoenix Lodge. Benning. ThurSday v
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notices of an entertainment to- be
given by the camp at it's next meet
ting, Monday evening. March lal,
which will include eats and smokes, to
which all comrades are invited.
The comrades mourn the loss by
death of Junior Vice Commander Com
rade Householder. over sixty members
being present at his funeral
The camp has three applications for
membership and one for transfer pend
ing.
On Thursday evening Commander
Nichaud will be assisted by the line
officers in comforting the military degr~"
upon a large class of recruits. He will
receive reports on the sick from Com
rade John A. Gallagher and from Com
rade Francis c. HUM on entertainments.
The commander will probably announce
his appointment as quartermaster. the
successor of late Comradc Michael J
Quirck. The good work of officer OF
the Day John Chisholm is attracting
attention throughout the depa rtment.
Past Commander Richard l.. Lamb
states that Gen. Henry w. Lawton
Camp, which has been in slump for
some time, will meet Thursday even
ing in Perpetual Hall and organize
an effective recruiting committee, as
the rate of increase is not up to cA-
pectationS.
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Temple Chapter will have large
ing. - y =
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CATURDAY evening. Grand Lodge
~ school of instruction will be held
in William R. Singleton Lodge. Ma
sonic Hall, Tenleytown.
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and recitations by Maj. X. T. Whiting.
Refreshments were served.
Grand Chancellor O. Il. Gray pre-
sided at special meeting of the
grand council Wednesday evening. 1t
was decided to hold the annual Grand
Lodge visitations during the fall
months. The grand chancellor an
nounced that he will be at headQuar-
ters on Wednesday evening each
week.
Home Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening
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MiZpah Chapter announces the de-
yreeS for Tuesday evening.
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Monarch Castleman +. Boss an
nounces that all details in connection
with the Surprise Ceremonial of KaI-
lipolis Grotto. to be held March 30. will
be completed the coming week. He and
the other officers and his team of will
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CHdPCtT fVOIfISb
and Kenyon streets northwest.
Miriam Chapter will have the de-
greeS tomorrow evening and a dance
at Northeast Masonic Temple. 9TH and
f streets northeast, Saturday; also
card party at the same place
March 80.
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Areme Chapter will have the de-
grees Wednesday evening, with d
program Of entertainment afterwaro.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

Lebanon Lodge will have q special
commencing at 4:30 pm.
Tuesday for the NJ. NJ. degree. The r.
G. degree has been announced for Fri
day. with Junior Warden Charles r.
RieckS heading the official line.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Home
evening.
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Following are the realty transfers
and land patents the past week as re-
corded, and reported BY the Crowley
County Abstract Co.
Della A. Turner TO F. E. Murphy,
Wa NWA & SEA NWI4 2s-2l-57
$4,000.
John H. Ingram to Joseph Bern
stein. Eh 26-18-59.
U. S. to Orr J. Stewart. NWA &c &
NEA 27-20-5s. Patent
G. F. Piersall 10 Writ Bond NV a
SWA & lots 4-5-6. Sec. 9-22-5s.
United. States to Charlotte Eyer,
Sk 12-1S-57. Patent.
W. ]. Willis to Dewey A. Corder,
lots 34-5, block /. Olney Springs,
5000.
Martin H. Hasstedt 20 Arthur
Leighton and Mariana Leighton,
ny 22-18-58.
Doris W. Hasstedt to Arthur
Leighton and Mariana Leighton, s "
22-1s-5S.
Arthur Leighton and Mariana
leighton TO Martin H. Hasstedt and
Doris w. Hasstedt. Lots 23 "a,
block 45. ordway.
Herold D. Mothersell to Paul p.
Newton. part out lot 5 OIney Springs.
U. s. 10 Irenes Carlson, s1s 1921
59. Patent.
Will T. Stoker to w B. Root, half
interest in sEA sWA & SWA SEA
6; NEA NWh. NWA NEA 1857
Crowley Town Co. to Mrs. Sarah j.
Osburn. Lots 1886. 1886, 337, block 12
Crowley 1925.
John H. Abel & F.. 8. Howard to L.
p. Donaldson, sk NWA SWA 14-2l
Sc. 1880.
Meiesta Perea to N. ]. Thomson,
lots 16-17-1S-2O-2l. block 25, Sugar
City.
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Bases full With Mccullough up who
hits one to Bailey and Smith Is out al
second. Flynn in the mean time had
crossed the plate Hits two Runs
one
Rocky rord-Maxvell hits between
Smith and Slower Williams hits 10
Smith who catches Maxwell al second
Swink hits between second ana third
Evans hit by pitched ball filling the
bases full. Bailey hits to Slower VINO
shoots il 10 Shaffar for double. Shaf-
fer misses and Williams goes home.
Brown hits to Dickhrber. out al first.
and Swink scores. Mccoy struck out
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Game at Crowley Is
Thriller--SCOre O-2

Crowley-La Junta defeated the
locals in fast and very interesting
game OF ball here Sunday The
game was full of pep. and enjoyed
by good sized crowd of fans. Sher-
rod on the mound for La Junta was
very effective striking out 16 men.
Smithson for the locals pitched a
splendid game striking out 8 men.
and was supported fine as three doub-
le-plays show
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Summary: Bases on balls off
Dickherber ., McQuaid 3. Williams ?
Two base hits. Brown. Mccullough,
Whalen. Shaffer; Home runs. Bailey;
Double plays. Smith TO Shaffer to
Mccullough. Shaffer 10 Smith tonic
Cuilough; Hit by pitched ball. Evans
(2D Mccullough. Dickherber. Smith;
Struck out by McQuaid C2J Williams
(2) Dickherber l4). Left on bases
Ordway 8. Rocky Ford 5 Umpire
Snap. Scorer Dillon. Time . hours.
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Summary-Earned runs; Crowley
2, La Junta 3. Three base hits
Smithson l. b. Lewis /, McCauley l.
Bases on balls. off Smithson 3. Left
on bases; Crowley 13. La Junta IA.
Two base hits: Enloe 2, Rice /. Burn
side l, Kasel l. Struck out, by
Smithson s, by Sherrod 16
Double plays-Orr fly catch to
Ball; Smithson fly catch to Phillips;
b. Lewis to Philips to Ball. Hit by
pitched ball. Smithson 2.
Umpires-McClure and Miller.
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Ordway Takes Lead
La Junta Teis Ford

Last Sundays league ball results Ordway to first
position and placed La Junta tie with Rocky Ford for
tsecond place Rocky leading all
loss of three straight made things look differ
La Junta Rocky Ford the game the 3rd.
The r,axt day Ordway July game
and then on last Sunday made a winning
Crowley has been playing ball all and while
that team the bottom they have been giving opponents
run for their 1t has not been of other
walking off, with the games be
that Crowley will make winning
the rest for at least, second.
The teams have all been playing clean ball speaking
game errors which is commendable
Following the Rocky game in full as
by the New Era's representatives
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our American
,-;ands who were so kind 10 us during
ana since the flood OF June }. we
appreciate the assistance given us anu
The kindness OF the good people oi
,bis community in assisting us at the
,nnsral OF our husband and country
man. j. Tow.
MRS. ]. TWO. AND
THE JAPANESE FARMERS.
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over third and EMS and Flynn score.
Dickherber goes out ON high foul to
Mccoy. Three hits Three scores
Rocky Ford-Bailey hits to Smith
who fails TO field clean and safe at
first. Brown hits TO ShAffer throws
TO Smirh. Smith to Mccullough Bail
ey and Brown out Dent walks
Sixth Inning
Ordway-Smith hits to Swink and
goes out. Mccullough hits 10 Max
well who fields a.. hall. ut iferc vrss
n. ..r.- .,.uLg FIRST. ". len sacri-
:,cs.. >...,rr i. Ks Shafier struck
oui Une hit c runs
Rocky Ford-Baugh oe- IN one TO
Slower. Maxwell hits liner to Nc
Cuilough and out Williams hits to
Slower out at first
Seventh Inning
Ordway - Ellis walks Flynn
struck out. Reno out on high one
10 Brown. Diekherber out OF high
fly TO Evans.
kOChs out Oti hA6a
foul TO Ellis Evans hit by pitched
ball. Bailey hit to Slower to Shaffer,
Shaffer TO Mccullough. Evans and
Bailey out.
Eighth Inning
Ordway-Smith hits TO Bailey. out
at first. Mccullough hits one thru
Williams. steals second on first ball.
Whalen hits to Maxwell and is out.
Mccullough reaches third. Slower I
hits to Bailey and beats it olt on er-
ror by Maxwell. Mccullough comes 4
home. Shaffer walks. Elli5 hits TO
Bailey and Shaffer goes out at second. !
Rocky Ford-Brown hits to Smith /
and goes out at first Mccoy hits to
Smith and beats il out. Dent hits TO !
who throws TO second /
catching Mccoy. Dent is safe. Baugh
hits TO Smith and retires the side.
Ninth Inning
Ordway-Flynn gets 4 hi. over
third. Reno hits one to left field I
Dickherber fouls out to Maxwell /
Smith hits q high ono between first
and second deep, and three OF the
Ford boys wa.eh it hit the ground.
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GAVE BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

About rs members and friends oil
The Baptist church met at the oase
msnt on Monday evening and surpris-
cd Mrs. ]. S. Bunch in honor oil he'
birthday. a very pleasant evening
was spent in playing games aiie'
which refreshments were served.
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2:
First Inning
Smith leading FOR the local boys
with fast one to Brown who fails
TO throw him out at first MeCul-
Tough gets hit by pitched ball Whal-
en- fouls out TO Mccoy. Mccullough
steals second. Slower goes out ON
high one 10 Evans No hits. No
runs
Rocky Ford-Swink leads off for
the Ford with fast one to Smith
and beats it out. Evans sacrifices.
and Swink reaches second. Bailey
hits one in the wheat for four bases.
bringing in Swink ahead Brown
gives Flynn a chance at a high one
and goes our Mccoy hits one over
short. Dent hits one to Shaffer and
catches Mccoy at second retiring the
side. Two hits and two runs.
Second Inning
Ordway-Shaffer hits one 0 swink
and is out Ellis goes out on foul to
Mccoy. Flynn struck out. No hits.
no runs
Rocky Ford-Baugh draws walk
Maxwell takes strike out McQuiad
struck out swink hits TO Slower
and safe at first on poor fielding
Evans hits one to Safer and goes out
at first No hits. No runs
Third Inning
Ortway-Reno hits one 10 Brown
and beats it out. Diekherber hit by
pitched ball. Smith gets a hit over
third base. and Reno comes home.
Mccullough hits one by first base on
herber and Smith cross the plate.
Whalen hits one for two bases and
Mccullough walks across home plate
Stoyer struck our. Shaffer puts
fast one on the ground TO Brown and
gets two bases for his effort, and
brings Whalen home. Here is where
McQuaid is called out OF the box and
Williams trys 10 stop the runs. Ellis
hits one to Bailey and goes out.
Flynn ou; At first on an easy chance
to Brown. Three hits. Five runs.
Rocky Ford-Bailey reaches or
Stover's poor fielding. PROVE hit2
one high over second for two bases.
aid Bailey reaches third. Mccoy
It's high one 80 9eno aad goes out.
Bailey comes t.'me on it. Dent ties
III Whal.i an, is out, but Brown
sets hor'4 iairh hits Il hot lie.
u Shaffer arI I. cut. Hits one
Runs two.
Fourth Inning
Ordway-Reno out on high foul to
Mccoy. Dickherber ont at first on
grounder from Brown. Smith hit
by pitched ball Mccullough hits
ground ball 10 Brown who catches
Smith at second. No hits No runs.
Rocky Fcrd--Maxwen hits an in
field fly TO Smith. Stover threw
low one TO Mccullough pulling him
off on Williams grounder Maxwell
reaches third Dickherber throws
Swink out at frs. on his easy ground
ball Evans struck out. No hits.
No runs.
Fifth Inning
Ordway-Whalen walks. Slover
walks. Stcver caught asleep off first
Shaffer sacrifices, Whalen goes no
third. Ellis hits one thru Baugh,
and Whalen crosses the plate. Flynn
places one between short and third.
Ellis reaches third. Reno hits one
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The Old Resldenter likes to Tell OF
the Days when the Town had only 20
People and there was COrnield
where the First National Bank now
stands. Then there was no High Cost
of Living and the Butcher threw In a
Chunk of Liver with Dimes Worth
of Steak. Them wuz The Days!
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
TO LEASE STATE LAND

Office of the State Board oil Lanu
commissioners. Denver. Colo'' July
S. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Bert
Williams. whose postofiice address Is
Olney Springs. Colorado, has made
application No. B-3102 to lease the
following described Indemnity School
Lands. situate in Crowley County
Colorado. to-wit;
NE of SCI. of Section II, Town
ship % South. Range So West.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application TO lease all or any part OF
this tract of land mus. file same in
this office prior to August II. 1921.
as no other application To lease the
above described lands will be consid-
e.e ed after that date.
GEORGE STEPHAN.
Register State Board
Land Commissioners.
Publish July Is, %. %. Aug. 5
Typewriter papers for sale at the
New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-15

Tommy Gibbons. H0-pound bat
tier Of St. Paul. is to be matched
with Georges Carpenter for a big
Labor Day bout in the ring a, Jer-
sey City. where Dempsey defeated
the French champion. if Tex Rick
ard has his way Willard is SO
hopelessly out of condition and so
old that Rickard thinks Demp-
sey.Willard return bout would be
an imposition on the public. while
il Gibbons whipped Carpenter
then q Dempsey Gibbons match
would be in the offias
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CHERRIES ARE GOOD

The cherry crop is light this year.
but the quality of the fruit is good.
Early cherries have been harvested
and Wraggs will be finished within a
few days.
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Train SchedjlI1
Aii.soarI paciflc

missouri Pacific
w.. ORDWAY A
Mest hound- and 1o.o.
East Bound --6:28 and S:vs ~
Arrival ''"E
Depart " a"d 1880 :
E'N hound.-- p. m. and a.
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Floods have done damage to roads
and bridges in Colorado to an extent
of $50, 100000.
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oKDwAy BATTING AVERAGES

Individual batting average inelud-
ing game of July 10. 1921:
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See the New Era for anything in
lOose-leaf blanks.
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Use New Era want ads.
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Typewriter papers for sale at the
New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-15

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