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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

60 him ara went BY the station with
put ftHard for the cIty's speed loWA
Someone IN an auto was following
The man ~ fht ear hailed the polltc-
man who InIapcd IN me q ana The
RAGS OF ~ Hulumotlia with . team o.
hnIrtf Nat en- HIIf blast
The horses ran auUlh on Scrond
street 10 Copper. turned off Copuer
% FIfIh street. raced north on tiffh
street. tofutd ean On Fruit vcnue y
Fousta street and houth on Fourth
MInNI.
The auto dfov4 ~ to the sidc e the
tea mo4uainN h wagon 10 STRIKE .
Tree noaf Nomn avenue. The team OF
horses was taken 90 the police sta
ton and lh4 driver notified. When
the checking up was made 4 was
learned that tho WAGON was not
hadiy damaged but that - milk hot
Ties had been dropped out % the
wagon during the ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

Eo||ro court tonight - 10 BE- Or
special Inttftai 10 he Hurefstiiiouh
Tho old unealIun % whether The
number rIt- - ftalIy D noolou OF not
probably viii b. decided when enc
81 ne 1fIfcfs for tho Matthew Dairy
NpWranY win nNrrNr On ne cnnrEc
~ not NInE his hur1ca.
The driver fer the dairy iet ~
horses and wagon IN front 81 \ HnirT
office on North Fourth street Nuftn
o. town eIInfIIt before > o'clock this
mornInr uh1n he went into lhc office
when ~ C4llu out he saw TIE horses
ard wugoa fftina south On Fourth
1ITfrt tortaTd nj
A. the horses and wtEon SER
Starting through thc buaIncsa district
~ town aumn ~ ltIerhoncd ~ po-
lice HI4Iion hat the runaway would
soon b. pn1a|nE ~ The station. PATROL
man Patio L1iQn raced cut into y
street. but the horses gave no heed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
Bridge PROTEST
MEETING TONIGHT


The 1I-1tnf1nt w r.nrhc.. On -
.ti,er nae q ~ mo Qrente took a
new tatH ts@4s ellen 4 N4s A~nn4uno-
"a that > 1s1&.I11 bad t11a called for
toti4hs a sN4 Narchts ~ tsrecq
n1,ipo, hor>s 70 d.scns, mo closing Of
1aI <I1t 1lj1rt
NAnrA4f. uho ef< forced % detour
- Ie,tia . - q The eii4 today
reported thar SIN road leo miil4 south
of tbs nridse uts IA kueh condition
that marry nu,cuoriIts wess setting
rI6ea IN the sAhd. 1hey aai1 k1At
"a hey must stand for fne c;osinE Ct
IN NIII04 that ne stats halfway de-
rasfmrnt should Hfe that tne road
they are f1ret - ; 4 IN paszahie
Il = feared thns n van iake longer
fron two ~reEs 70 male The Q
~. IIDAII1 u1 ne rfItrr ~ \ rate
tht contractors arr going a. The work
ep4 fpe uep1.nE Ioe,H1t Ntl be g
discuss NJ 1f4l41 81 The nIf1aIIon and
potI1NI4 TAXA I1InE action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
City Commissioner
Resume Reading of
Building Code

Tho city commissioner are meeting
IN special session this afternoon 70
read the new bulidlnr code Submitted
b. city puiidinr ~Inspecter Earl Bow
dich.
Several Of tho commissioners are IN
favor o. the city building Inspector
being In uniform and the feasibility
OF buylne one Zoe him probe bly, will be
0Incuaacd this afternoon. Several
ccumlssIoners nl<p believe the build
II inspector should year n badge.
n n prchcmnficni. however. wheth-
er the commissioners VIII finish read
inE the codr. The commissioners
were two hours reading but three
nleht. Tho code contains more than
200 pages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

fonsn FIRST rlsna swimming and div
inE VIII b. seen a. % swimming
meet - b. htt tonight In the ~ ~.
4. A. pool ~ ffo opinion Of q. O.
Ecam| nthIefic 1,f1ctO 81 TN ~
a nia fstncn have be1ded IN thelg
namta and fhert VII H. pitnty OF
t0u1,ciIIIon TO farn.@1 rxcIitntcnt
TEt In o. cnftItD up 70 iast night
Har ~ follows. Clerfnfe 1fnnsfci4.
Nnro,t Iessft. .. G~efph1iat. J Ben
jemln. Don cate1esEh. Carl Bass.
Paul Ru4, Atq Miller. y. CLAYTON.
ofnnaft7d and 0cfpheids are Of
known ntlIiE. trfIoH 6i4rn Floyd
NIIiu. NIrnoI q s16 meet asl year.
a hard race ioS tbs Championship.
A HuI1bef 81 other non are well
kaQrn % local swimmers. While pome
qf them are eefthtd a. possible dark
The ilrs O. event. win b. a. foi-
laws 20 yard race. 100 yard rarr 100
tAfI lMc&aIfDAe. 114 yart rnrr,
rlunNe cor distance. stone gathering
Uimt c4unft1 ffpn time swimmer
enters the wafer until thc four stones
are on the onpo1ItH bank1 Tbs div-
linz vents uiii be as follows; Front
ackknifr back ~iackkuIft. IVAN Give,
plain front dive. plain back dive. FOR
The a<,h Grr each ccrtes;nrl MAJ
choose his own stflo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
Sidney We'll Vacatss
Home; GirIs' Home
Tskes Possession

si6ncf Wen recated his country
home. which ~ sereutix seid to the
Girls WtifaFe board. yesterday D
viii rts<1e Ia the citY.
The UIrfn Helfare board will be-
sin aiftIInn the honnp a onrc. n
will move the Elrir under 81. care
plrto1.
n Well presented his stock Of
New Zealand I'D hares 10 the board,
and lhtf are now n IL city home,
uhere lhe fiIis are cnrInE o Them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
Snappy Summer Ties
at Prices That Are
Snaps

800 and 500 Wrinkle proof
Ties SLID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

There will be a special matinee OF
THE Bohemian Glrl.- tomorrow af-
ternoon At tho Bigh School auditor
ium for school children, Special adj
mission rates rave e made
-Thc Bohe fuinu Girl" h being pre-
rented b. the Fortnlghtly Music club.
Regular nirht performances are next
Monday and Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
Twins Born After
Woman Falls and
Breaks Several Ribs

Trinidad Arrera ~ Ranches de
AtrIsco u confined 70 her home with
several broken fibs ~ the result Of
a ALI IN her home on "Wednesday.
Nrn Arrcra gave BIRTH 20 twin boys
shortly after be- accident One OF
the twins died The Arrears have
been having some repair work dune
al their home and MIRA Arrera Is
raid % have faller four fest. light
ms on her back
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
LICENs -,

OTIS y. YOUNG. AlbuQuorQue, Ruth
=. Stewart Albuquerque.
Earl Noncman. Albuquerque; Esther
r. Trims. Albuquerque.
Charles =. Heron. Cuba. ". NJ.
MaxIc 0fiswold, Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

T~o-nlEhfG play 80 The touTnament
bsinn held Al the Palace for the city
ehnuplunshin win be The Last for
this week. The mean games IN the
tournament VIA be played ncx Tues
day. A. e;1p this evtnine Ferraro
viii me- Haubtkrd en- the claes A
game Ieemcr and Davidson Of clas.
Fonburn III clans q There wan no
aa1lt IS nigtf m Clncs A. owing TO
he nboruco o. une Of the contca
tanfn. In Class ID Crowley q out
on Armlio with 4 run % ~ the high
run 70 f4tg N Clnes n Tne score was
20 70 "a. I6raHrae defeafed Mccall
fiery ~ 4 ernfo 81 30 20 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

s..'s -, = ss,is nss : isS-Fss "A
ia 80 s'sis fs's y'.f go"
psss 10 20 ssis 80 ysur hs-ss-
- 80 - rss,'s's c'-'s'aIe cs.rsss
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Brilliant Dance
Closes Lakewood's
Holiday Cayeties
Receptions, House Parties
and Balls Make Season
Most Active in History
of New Jersey Resort
spectol ptspatch to. Ths Trtnun.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Jan. Looming
IS . climax to the brilliant activities
Of the yuletide holidays, the New
Years reception in Lakewood was the
Eayest in the history Of the resort
Brilliant balls, receptions, house par
ties and other events made the social
side Of the celebration a colorful one
The season Of social gayety was marked
tonight by brilliant ball at the
Laurel House, the social elite from the
MOTEL and the cottage colonies joining
IN II, making it o gay and successful event
mere also was much activity at the
Laurel-in-thc-Pines, a feature of the
celebration there being a midnight
dinner.
Trapshooters who make Lakewood
tneir winter rendezvous found their
way back to the old traps of the Laurel
House Gun Club on the shores Of Lake
Manetta to-day for their annual New
Years shoot. The traps Of the club
were T recently removed to Locust Farm,
put arrangements we're made for this
farewell event on the old traps.
The holiday golf tournament on the
new links of the Lakewood Country
Clu6 was finished to-day, with a biz
held OF players participating IN the
last days play.
Out at the Pineair Health Farm the
days activities covered a wide variety
or sports. Somewhat out Of the ord;.
nary were the squash and handball
tournaments and a special golf event
over the farms private nine-hole
A clay. pigeon shoot on the Pineair
Traps was won by Cyrus Little, of
lni!adelphla, one Of field of many
ina
who participated in the holiday snorf-
ing events at the Pineair Farm were
supreme Court Justice Louis D. Gibbs.
Louis Boehm, David Podell, Congress
man-elect Martin c. Ansorge, Harry F.
Campbell, Samuel Fisher, James A.
Wendell, Of New York, and Arthur
Pryor, Charles Bromley, Matthew
delphia. A''
Women Of the exclusive social set
were patronesses ut the musical given
Thursday night at Laurel House for
the benefit Of the Lakewood Hospital.
MISS Adelaide Fischer sang. Among
the women sponsoring the affair were
Mrs: J.: Carberry Richie, Mrs. Archi-
bald Mcclure. Mrs. Charles Lathrop
Pack, Mrs. Tunis G. Bergen, Mrs.
.AA q: AA~.A IL 11dllCe, MTS. ArCNl DalQ
DAVIS, Miss Sara Compton, Mrs. Fred
erick a. Potts and Mrs. William w.
Wilcox.
Much Of the social gayety this week
was given for the younger social set.
Many of the guests Of the Charles
Lathrop Packs, who gave brilliant
house party over the holidays at Lath-
rop Hall, were young folk. Mrs. Archi-
oaio DAVIS also gave party for young
people during the week. On Thursday
Miss Cornelia Schwartz gave a brill
liant party at the Log Cabin Tea
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
st. Augustine Younger
Set Is Socially Active
Two Parties for Girls Not Yet
Out Mark Holiday Week
in Winter COLONY
Special Dispatch to The rryb..s


ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Jan. The
New Year holidays at the Alcazsr were
celebrated with much the Same spirit
as were those Of Christmas. Rear Ad-
mlral George F. Winslow, U. s. N. re-
tired, and Mrs. Winslow Joined, the
army and navy set the early part Of
the week at the Aicazar. which for sew
eral years has been their winter homo.
Major Herbert E. Washburn, treasurer
OF the United States Military Academy
at West Point. spent the holidays here.
as did Major Philip C. Kalloch, also
from west Point. Lieutenant Louis J.
Furguson, U. S. A., and Mrs. Furguson
nave joined the honeymoon colony here.
Continuing the merriment Of Christ
mas week IN the young set of society.
Mr.: and Mrs. William A. knight gave
dance at the Country Club for their
daughters, the Misses Adelaide and
Priscilla knight, who are home from
MISS Boards school in Orange, N. J.
One OF the holiday parties arranged
Tor girls not yet out in society and
young men Of their circle was q dance
given Friday evening by Mr.. and Mre.
George II. Dyer, of Palm Row, for
their son, Philip Annidown. On the
loiiowlng evening the same group at
tended large dance in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, of Fuller -on-the-
Bay, for their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Dismukes Fuller
Mrs. L. G. Mas and her mother, Mrs..
Edwin S. Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
ward e. Lion, Henry NJ. Tucker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving l. Ernst are here
from New York, as is Joseph c. Camp
bell, OF Orange, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Brilliant Dances
Usher i'm New Year
AT Atlantic CITY
Series Of Gala Days at Hotel
Ambassador End With
Swimming Meet, in Which
New Workers Compete
Epeciol Dispatch to The Tribune

6pcctdt O1Sp0tCH 10 In6 tribune
ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 1.-Absence
of one J. Barleycorn failed to dampen
the holiday spirit Of the thousands
who gathered in Boardwalk restaurants
last night for celebration Of the ar
rival Of the New Year. Masked dancers
filled the bollrooms of the piers and
the hotels, paraded the Boardwalk un-
der special official dispensation for the
evening and enjoyed the various spc-
cal affairs arranged in the large hotels.
The Ambassador ended its series Of
"Gala Days" with swimming meet, in
which athletic mermsids Of the winter
colony matched speed and skill at
swimming and diving with experts
from New York in the Ambassadors
pool. The Traymore had one of the
novel events of the season in Hun
ters' Ball" in the Submarine Grill with
a hunt breakfast, at which the guests
of the occasion appeared in pink coats
and outfits of the hunting field. The
Alamac, handed over its Latzce'ler to
the celebrants, and special concerts
with opera stars as soloists took place
at the Marlborough -Blenheim.
Society Of the winter colony gath
cred at Haddon Hall yesterday after
noon to attend concert given by the
Ambassador Orchestra under direction
of Henri Van Praag in aid Of the build
ing fund of the seashore \. w. C. A.
School teachers from the North Jer-
sey district attended the annual meet
ing of the New Jersey State Teachers
Association, which had prominent edu-
Gators as guests Of honor at tho con-
vention held at the Hotel Chelsea this
week. The American Economic Asso-
citation met in the new Vernon Hall of
Haddon Hall and the international
Sunday School Lesson committee met
at the Chalfonte.
Mild weather brought general Joy
to the outdoor folk. Golf drew many
devotees to the courses at Mortified
and Sea View and number of matches
were arranged during the week. Rid
ing and driving on the beach grew in
popularity with arrival Of the sport
loving vacation seekers and number
Of motorists who made trips up or
down the coast reported the highways
in fine condition.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Sol OiOurners Flock
To aim Beach to
Welcome New Year
Dansant Given at The Shack
by Addison Mizner Is the
First Social Event of the
Season at Florida Resort
speaol Dispatch to Tho rr,our.

PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 1.--Many
who never knew a green Christmas be-
fore were initiated into it's delights at
Palm Beach, where many society folk
arrived to spend the holiday season.
There were more than 100 arrivals at
the Breakers for Christmas dinner in
Guiding George Lauder Carnegie, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney B. Colgate, who
brought q large party from Orange,
N. j.; Lytle Hull, of New York; Mr..
and Mrs: Stephen Lane Folger, Mrs.
Read Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ely,
Miss Mary Z. Glenn, James S. Glenn,
". H. Goadby and E.. Victor Loew, who
came from Tuxedo Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
). B. Chaplin, of New York; ". McNeill
Rodewald and family, of Tuxedo; Ellis
Wainwright and Harry Rosenfeld.
Arriving for the holidays were Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Edey, who were
and escorted to Aloha; Mrs ]. Fred
Pierson jr. and Harold Vanderbilt.
Addison Miner entertained at the
first affair Of the season on Christmas
Day. at dansant st the Shack, for
merly shop, which Mr.. Miner has
transformed into bachelor quarters.
Among arrivals at the Breakers were
F. w. Proctor, w. Gordon Fischer, Mr..
and Mrs. Melville Jeffrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank II. Roy, Miss Ruth Boyd, e. L,
Arnold, Michael Lerner. Miss Sylvia
Lerner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Green, Miss
s. c. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Far
rington and Lawrence T. Cole, all of
New York.
Charles Fl. Hunkins, of Providence,
and w. G. Carnegie, Of Rector, Pa, are
in party being entertained by George
Carnegie.
S. Bayard Colgate, Miss Margaret
Colgate, Miss Caroline B. Colgate, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert B. bod and Miss Helen
Jones, Of Orange. arrived to be with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Colgate over the
holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Hobart Endicott War
rem, Of the North Shore colony. are at
their. cottage on Sunset Avenue. Also
at their cottages are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J.
Mitchell and Mrs. Charles F, Choate
jr, Of Southboro, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Singer arrived
last week from New York.
Andrew Fulton Fulton, Of New York.
has arrived at Al Poniente.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesburv.
Of Philadelphia, arrived Wednesday to
open Ell Mirasol for the winter.
Several yachts and houseboats ar
rived this week. John Wanamaker ar
rived from Indian River on the Gadny
and j.. Ogden Armour's Chieftain ar
rived from St. Augustine.
otto Kahn expects to occupy during
part Of the season his ocean front
house which was let for a part Of last
season 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Family Reunions Mark
Holidays at Hot Springs
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Jan. IA pro-
nounced feature Of the holiday season
was the number Of families hero In re.
union Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Steven
son and Miss Elizabeth Stevenson ars
here with Adlai E. Stevenson, who is
student In Princeton. Mrs. Edward
Weston and her daughters have como
on to be with Wallace Weston, whose
school is In Wayne, Pa Mr.. and Mrs.
Stonlcy Matthews arrived from Cincin-
natl, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McKettrick
from St. Louis, Mrs. Dixwell Hewitt
ing from Boston, Miss Isabel Whiting
from New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
ford D. Franklin from Summit. N. ].
Among those arriving from New
Yock during the week were Mrs. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
- society at the Capital News of the Resorts

aouse, on the shore o. Lake Carasaljo,
Tor about thirty young guests.
MI. and Mrs. j. Peyton Clark and
daughter, Miss Louise Clark, Of New
York, are at the Laurel House for an
extended stay.
7. G. Ponier and William Reekic. Of
the Upper Montclair Golf Club. made
the most Of the opportunity for play
over the Country Club course during
the holidays. Several Trenton golfers
OF prominence, including Robert C.
Maxwell, Of the Trenton and Spring
Lake Beach clubs; Sackett M. Dickin-
son, w. I. Titus and E. A. Atkins also
were here.
Mrs. ]. Stewart White, Of New York,
has reoccupied her suite at the Laurel
in-the-Pines and will remain for four
months: She is accompanied by Miss
Mary G. Young.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Sarasota Estates Opened
Special Dispatch to The Tytnuns

SARASOTA, Fla, Jan. The es-
tates Of Mrs. B. L. Honore and the late
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Of Chicago, have
been opened for the season. The
Princess Cantacuzene and her mother.
Mrs. Frederick Grant, are guests of
Mrs. Aonore. While in Saratoga the
Princess Cantacuzene will speak at a
meeting of the Woman's Club, telling
Mrs. Ralph Caples, ie -" Of tf"ISsS, New York.
sang at the vesper. service at tho Wo-
mans Club Sunday night.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Two Dances Given at Pinehurst

Spec1u1 DtSputcD 70 TIC TTTbNre
P1NEHURST, N. c., Jan. I.-About
forty members % the Pinehurst Jockey
Club and their friends rode to South
ern Pines last night and took part in
an invitation New Years dinner dance
at the Highland Pines Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Tufts gave q
New Years Eve dinner to about thirty
guests at the Country Club After
dinner the party attended the New
Years Eve ball at the Carolina
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

Chester Chamberlain, Mrs. Frank :.
Fielder. Miss Alice Irwin, Richard A.
Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. N. de f. Lock
wood jr., Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Arnold
Mrs H. B. Frampton, Mrs w. S. d
Bfacey, Mrs. fl. S. Noyes, Miss Stew
art Miss Elizabeth NJ Stewart, Mr4
Smith Ely Jel'.fe, Mrs. Elmer ochles.
niger and Miss Irene Corbett.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

W76 11rc
HlSS ABBOTT Is daughter of Major Ed1uard Johnson
wi Abbott and Mrs. Abbott engagement to Glenn WI
liam Sutton has been announced
Miss Marjorie McGnnis become the bride OF Thomoa
FTd1c1s C0Tro Their month";
Mrs. Bro.cn married last Tuesday, She avas Miss Mote
Dadran, Of ELL Riversido Drive daughter of Dr. NJ G.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-11-26

Turnips Tia Bryant. Soc; Hal
I lie Bowen. Is.
Badishes Tia Bryant. Soc. Hal
lie Bowen. 25c.
Shallots Tia Bryant, SO.
Tomato catsup Lula Smith,
Isl; Ola Brister. 75c. Wilmer KEEL.
ley, Soc.
Canned peaches and figs Luls
Smith, 81, Ola Brister, 75c;; Lo.
| las Fralick. Soc.
| Pickle and Chile Sauce Ola
Brister, 81; Lula Smith, Use,
Jewel Chandler. Soc.
Soup Mixture Lula Smith.
ISL; Ola Brister, 75c;; Eva GUN.
l50c.
Beans, black berries, okra and
tomatoes Virgie Carson. 81 Ma.
|rie Brunson, 75c; Alma Brister,
Soc.
Beets and Peas Alma Brister,
Isl; Meta Carson. rs. Lolas Fra.
lick. Soc.
Jellies Marie Brunson, 81;
LoIas Fralick. Use: Meta Carson.
Soc,
Preserves Jewel Chandler, 81;
Alma Brister, 75c;; Wilmer Kelly.
Soc.
Corn Jewel Chandler. ST; Vir-
gle Carson, 75c, Alma Brister,
Soc.
Grape juice Virgie Carson.
81; Alma Brister. 75c;; Jewel
Chandler, so.
Conserve Alma Brister, 81;
Jewel Chandler, 75c;; Marie Brun-
son, SOC.
Plain tomatoes Ola Brister,
Isl: Eva Guin. 75c; Wilmer Kelly.
Soc.
Best pound Of butter Kath-
|erine Roberts. 81.
Sewing, first year articles :
MolIie Teagle, So; Lula Smith,
81.
Second year articles Linnye
GUN, So; Jewel Chandler, 81.
Third year articles Eva GUN,
So; Lois Chelette, 81.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-11-26

Juniors Extension Premium Won ct
Grant Parish Fair.
The following is q list Of the
awards made in the Junior Ex-
tension department at the Grant
Parish Fair held st Verda. Oct.
21-22 viz:
Calhoun Red Cob corn Julius
barrett, 81. 50: o. Con ner Futrell,
81: Sam Johnson 75c.
Other large ear variety corn
|Volmer Bowen. $3.50; Raymon
Bowen, 81.
Hastings Prolific corn James
Crooks. 81. so; Carl Baxley, 81;
Earl Bailey. 75c.
Other variety prolific corn
Lloyd Bryant. 81. SO: Adron Bry-
ant. 81: Raymon Bowen. 75c.
Cowpeas = Albert Sands, 81. so;
Earl KEY. 81; Lloyd Bryant 75c.
Velvet Beans James Crooks.
$50; Leslie Dean. 81: Adron
Bryant, 75c.
S Peck peanuts Julius Barrett.
Isl. SO: Rayil1on Bowen. 81.
Porto Rico sweet potatoes
Earl Bailey. SLIGO; Boothie Fu-
|tren 81; LLOYD Bryant. 75c.
Seed sweet potatoes Adron
Bryant. 81. so.
Rhode Island Red chickens
Ola Brister. $50: Linnye Gain.
Isl.
White Rocks Sadie Buckner,
|$1.26.
White Wyandottes Everett
helms, 81.
s White Leghorns Gladys Jack
son. $l.60; Linnye Guin. 81.
Minorcas Leon Cook. $1.26.
4 Brown eg& Vera Lqgan 81;
IA xyant H.
Whte eeg Halle 1owen. 81.
Red peppers Halle Bowen,
Soc.
Sweet potatoes Halle Bowen.
soc.
I Lima and kidnsy Beams Hal
lie Bowen. Soc.
Tomat0 and ailments seed
Halle b wen. -
S Okra ed : u Vie Bdken, Soc.
Peanut fla Bryant soc; Hal
| lie BoQv< s.s.sss.s
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-11-26

Now the faddlsts are asking - -
spend the hrst IS minutes Of the d.
IN thinking That Isn't long eAeuch.
Make It an hour. 81 that ti1ne -
would be ready to set ~. erer
worth Tfme&