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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
Forman el Tribunal de la "Jasticia
OrdiRdfidp.

Entire ell s;ibado Y el domingo Gin
co persones fueron azotadas, untadas
con PEI v emplumadas. eli yarias, re-
siones del pals, 10 cual significa, al
parecer,. que existe constitufdo un tri-
bunal de "justicia ordinaria" que opc
ia ndependientemente de las autori-
dades federales y gubernamentales.
Abrfgase la creencia, dada la analogfa
de los metodos empleados en- dichos
cinco atentados, que el tribunal fun
ciona apoyado, poie una vasta sociedad
esecreta, con rainificaciones Ell una ex-
tensa area del pals, Similar. la aso-
ciaci6n Ku Klux Klan. existente en-
! los dfas de la reconstruction, que
empieza a retoiiar ahora,'
Mrs. Beliah Johnson, halIandose en-
libertad bajo ffaiiza, acusa,la del de.
Ito de bigamia, fue arrebatada del
fp0rtico de lhotel en- que seshospedaba
en- Tenaha, Texas, por individuos en-
smascarados que. en- un potente auto
1 in6viI, Ia c6ndujeron extramuros de
Ia ciudatl, IL desnudaron, untaron con
pez. u la eniplumafon, A rafz del SUI
ceso los depositantes dc La fianza re
tiraron el tlocumento Y II Inujer fuc
puesta en- Ia carcel.
El reyerendo Philip s. Irwin, blan-
co, y archidiaeono de la Iglesia Dpis;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08

wilkins, Que trac una mission de su
gobicrno. cSt1 rcalizando priyadamcn
;e rs.UdioS cspecialrS Sobrc mHteras
pedag6gica~. ha hab!ado en- cI paranin
fo de Ia i'niycr>idad Central, en- la
nochr de lii inauguration solemne del
curse yrrani2go. declare que en- 81
pals rcci5ian iEstruccin en- nuestro
idioma, mas de 100000 eStudiantes y
que. en- general, entire las classes cui-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
SIN INSPECTOR

/ No Sc ha cubierto adn ell cargo de
Inspector de Escuelas de San Sebas-
tian y Ell curse escolar Sc abre Ell 80
de los corrientes, para cuya fecha ha
de estar cubierta la vacante.
A las personals que Sc les ha indi-
cado la designation no han aceptado
" Ell Departments esta considerable
|otros nombres,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
VISTA OFiCIAL

FL sabado por ia tarda v;sito al cru
cero ingles "Valerian", surto en- nucs-
tro puerto, el Ccbcrlador Mont Reilly
y lie acompanaron su ayudante Capt.
tan senor Lopez Antongiorgi, Secre-
tario particular senior Hull y Coronel
de la policia senor Stanton.
Ell Comandante del crucero visito
antes al Gobernador, qui6n devolvi6 la
vista el mismo dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
curse V4siafal@ 20 CI&

tas &c los E%lado. JAj,", y 5JeSjc y
tcrna infan;ia. c>perimrnl1ba~e un
yiyo in!e.t+ siInpatia por Ia hiSto-
ria de ESpaila y 81 porvcnir
Las Rc>id@ncias 4" Estu'iilnte> de
csta corte Y varies ccn5ro> r-colar"S
de FL Escorial, Salamanca Y Toledo.
han organizado cXcursjcncS para los
estudiantes extraujrroS QG" pro!Eetcn
alcanzar un tXito re>undutr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
; ;DoNDE EsTa LA sENoRA:

Mr.. Charles F. Small, quien Sc ca.
50 on uno de los pueblos de la Isla
ccrcanos a Mayagiiez, ha muerto en-
Francia. Para communicable asuntos
importantes, el Negociado de la detec-
tive, desea saber ell paradero de su
sefora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
DE HUMACAO

Acompanado de su distinguida sefo-
IA ha estado en- San Juan el Lcdo, R.
Gomez, Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito
de Humacao, quienes regresanron el
domingo a SUI residencia en- la ciudad
del Este.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
Ell DIR. FERNANDEZ MATER

Ha visitado la ciudad en- diversos
asuntos ell DR.. Fernandez Mater, Co.
de Sanidad de Guayama,
que regres0 ell domingo a su residen
cia y lie acompan6 su distinguida ia
IN lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
AMERICA D1R1G1DA poR Dros,

En- un discurso pronunciado recien-
tenente por el Presidente Harding,
que Sc muestra conforme con el de-
sarine parcial de las principales po-
tencias, dijo que America estaba si-
guiendo a Dios, va que I'll lie habfa
marcado ser la directora de 10 paz
en- ell mundo,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
DE SAN SEBASTIAN

Visitan la ciudad el Lcdo. Narcis
Rabell Y su hijo N. Rabell Fernandez,
que regresan dc hoy manana a su
Residential
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-08
Sc PROCURA A BELLO

La casa de lzquierdo ha reclamado
ante Ia detective a Heraclio Bello, de
naciopalidad venezolana.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22
O<T <lP Il R0A/
Z2DHZ<p/ TIL %N/N<"
Plain Clothes

One of the incest things about camp
life is that it doesn't entail the ex-
pense and nuisance of a trunk full of
frily vacation clothes Bloomers and
a MILDLY blouse every day and all day
is the regulation uniform, and in them
one can swing along with a freedom
undreamed Of in this day Of short
skirts There IS nothing to catch on
the bushes as mountain trails are
climbed or a beckoning road followed
through the woods. There is no worry
Of wrinkles when one lies around in
hammock under the trees, or fear Of
spots when one builds a fire of drift
wood over which 10 fry bacon or bon
coffee.
Camp programs, unlike the laws of
the Medes and Persians, change. They
are as flexible as the varied needs Of
the girls who make up the personnel
Of the camp group. For the girl who
wants TO 90 in strenuously for outdoor
sports, there is no lack of opportunity
or of play fellows The great Ameri
can game is not confined 10 the mascu-
line half Of the country, and baseball
matches, with embryo Babe Ruths at
the bat, are part Of all camp life for
girls. Tennis, basketball, cross
country hikes and bird hunting trips,
with cameras instead Of guns, furnish
amusement to the vacationer. who has
been sitting at a desk and is eager TO
cram enough exercise and fun and
out-of-doors into two weeks TO last
around the calendar
Water Sports Popular
Near the top Of the list Of outdoor
sports Is swimming, and the girl who
has always lived inland and doesn't
know how will find plenty OF eager
teachers among her fellow campers.
OF course, no indoor city swimming
pool can compare with natures ready
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

made one, whether it be a river, lake
or the ocean, and however timid the
beginner is about the upsetting eX-
perience of feeling nothing solid under
her feet, she will soon gain confidence.
If the stunt is undertaken daily. Nor
Is the Joy of being near the water
confined to this sport Learning to
handle rowboat or guide a graceful
canoe are forms Of fun and exercise
not to be despised.
The business girl who is exhausted
by hard work in city environment
that offers little relaxtion can take
things as easily as she likes, without
any regard to that old tyrant, the
clock. For her use there are crows
nests built high in the tree branches
where she can dream or read or as
the darkie expressed it Just sit" And
there is the sunny beach where a
bright-colored Indian blanket, thrown
on the sand makes as luxurious q
chaise Tongue as anybody could wish
A marshmallow roast around the
camp fire at night, a watermelon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

game with pounds, strengthened
muscles and rosy cheeks as the goal
Good health seems something yer,
worth while and to be envied ant
worked for, when one sees how much
farther some other girl can throw a
ball, how many more miles she can
walk without falling by the wayside
and how many more biscuits she can
tuck away at supper timel
While curfew rings at 10 o'clock or
week nights, Saturday is an exception
TO the rule, for this is the time that
new campers arrive and are initiated
into all the rites of life in the open
from the proper way to roast a
marshmallow to the impressive cere'
mony of a snake dance. The singing
Of popular songs to the plalntive
strumming of a ukelele may continue
until midnight without a complaint
from anybody And if somebody falls
asleep in the middle of a thrilling
ghost story, she doesn't break the
rules of camp etiquette, or receive q
black mark against her name in the
scampers blue book Of manners. It's
all part Of the free and easy. give and
take life
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

good at camp is truism. Nor is this
due entirely to the fact that one is so
hungry after eight hours in the open
that anything tastes good. It may also
be attributed to the fact that there is a
special cook to prepare it and whole
country side to furnish it, from the
fresh blackberries on the hill top that
may be had for the picking, to the
cream, newly made butter, and green
vegetables that may be had at below
the market cost at the big white farm
house in the valley
4 Doctor For Health
A doctor is the last person one thinks
of on a vacation, And yet curious
ly enough most camps have a physi-
clan on hand who makes physical eX-
aminations and prescribes pills in the
pleasant form of hikes and swims and
sun baths. And girls who would re.
fuse to visit doctor in the city fol
the purpose Of finding out how they
stand physically are keen about thC
experiment when it becomes a kind oi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22
Girls from All Walks of Society Enjoy Camp Lie r
Seashore, Lake or Mountains, Each Has
Its Enthusiastic Following.

burn, appetite and pep for the money
that she will exchange for chocolate
ice cream sodas and little red paste
board tickets of admission to a movie,
Yes, in this day of the dwindling dol
lar &. regular vacation can be had TO
the tune of twelve Of these ever d.
min!shing- -in-yalue coins, a vacation IN
camp. which is the kind that every
girl wants in this year Of grace, 1871
The age Of the heroine who trembles
turns pale and faints at the sight OF
an approaching spider has passed.
No longer is the delicate girl popular.
either between the covers Of q novel,
at country club dance, or in an en-
ployment Office. It's the healthy fresh
skinned athletic girl with the rouge
that won't come off her cheeks that
gets the husbands, the dances, and
the iobsl That is why summer camps
have suddenly become as numerous
as freAies on a July night
Last summer fifty thousand girls
spent their vacations in camps run by
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. TO the tune of twelve dollars a
week. one hundred and fifty Of these
I camps are dotted over the country
from the West Coast TO the East, and
prices vary from six dollars 70 eight
for a weeks stay. which with the usual
carfare involved brings the total ex-
pense TO ten or twelve dollars. The
architecture Of these camps differ as
widely as the countries around the
globe. out in Tacoma, Washington, a
japanese dwelling with oriental paper
ing and bamboo panelings, which had
once been a prize booth in a Pacific
Coast exposition, makes the best kind
Of summer resort for an army oi
MILDLY and bloomer clad girls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

feast. or a star-gazing party are
forms of recreation that even the
weariest Of city-dwellers will be ready
for when the day is over.
The Simple Life
Living in tents or cabins reduces
life to the simplicity enjoyed by our
forefathers in pioneer days. A wooden
packing box serves admirably as a
dressing table, and six inch mirror
can be shared with several other girls
without any great inconvenience to
anybody when elaborate coiffures are
taboo, and the favorite style of hair
dressing consists of braids worn down
ones back or rebellious locks tucked
into @ knot at the back Of the neck.
Wardrobes are never missed, for a
suitcase stored under the cot holds
all the raiment that is required for
camp social life. And as for a private
bath, what is the need when there's
lake or whole ocean to bathe in,
and a tin basin on a stand for wash
ing ones face in between times?
AS for the food, that II is always
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22
Reputation "A Divorce Convenience Alice Brady Makes Hit As Wst
full Immigrant" "Snowbnd-"Mother 0Nine"-A Popular Lead
Another Society Girl On the Screen.
@SNnX<H A<M%

IN Reputation" We dfst see Priscil-
la Dean. as Fay Mcmillan. q COM
mon show woman. who has lct;
y her husband and child. She mo-
iueniarily happens upon her u;iic one
IN school AFFAIR arranged Ter pub.
helty. but she puts the child cut Of
her life and continues her path. Later
We see her as Laura Flg,an. under
which name she paradcs as "a French
actress and has the continent at hcg
twinkling feet She is notorious. The
story now introduces her daughter
once again as Pauline Stevens with
Miss Dean also playing This role. The
young girl Is slse trying for fame On
the stage. but her road is a hard
enc. Much happens which would take
toe long 10 tell Laura goes down
and down and succumbs 90 drugs In
London. She doesn't arrive Ter hei
biz opening In a play IN New YORK
Pauline steps In and is big success
Laura arrives from London. a mur'
der Is committed, Pauline Is accused
but is exonerated by note found
clutehed In the dead hand Of hei
mother.
"a Divorce OF Convenience"
"a Divorce OF Convenience" is Z
comedy based upon the eternal tru,l
that nothing can be cutie SO funny s
a man in love. Mr. Moore plays th
part OF a man afflicted with that emo
,icn OF springiIme. which causes IA
victim TO act ss II his brains ver
scrambled and his everyday iudg
ment locked vp In a safe to which h
has lost the combination.
i'm Ti5te fCwsr Mco-s1 's a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

~ n ACATIONS for everybody mas
A long since been translated from
n slogan to a reality. That all work
" and no play makes Mary oehIho
the glove counter or Mary in front OF
the typewriter a dull girl was an ac-
cepted fact before the efficiency eN-
merit invaded stores and offices, adVls-
ing employers as to how TO get the
biggest returns for the cash that goes
into Saturdays pay envelopes. But
very often when Mary is presented
with a week or two of nothing to do'
she finds that she has nothing to 40
It with. The High Cost Of Vacation
ing has her cornered, and she can't mt
her holiday to the size Of her pocket
book
OF course, the magazines are full OF
fascinating pictures Of magnificent
resorts by the side Of the sea, or
castle-like hotels crowning tall noun
talns. or camps de luxe by the woody
shore of clear lakes They are beau
tiful, alluring pictures. Looking at
them, Mary being a regular American
girl, wishes that she could afford an
honest-to-goodness out-of-doors vaca-
ton. full Of swims and hikes and the
fragrant odor of mountain laurel
Then she inspects her savings, shakes
her head sadly, gets up and jazzes q
step or two, and decides that shell
have TO stay at home and depend upor
the drugstore around the corner anc
the movies down the street for hei
vacation Joy.
~ Life In The Open
And yet If she only knew it, she
could have the best kind Of a weeks
vacation al the seashore, in the noun
taius or on the shore Of lake, with
all the trimmings in the way Of sun,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

loye-lorn swain. lie lives IN a Sew
York Hotel and his sweetheart Helen
wakefield lkaihryn Perry. lives in
a nearby town. While Blake is moon.
ing over his absent darling. he is
.nycig.cd into prctonding 20 be- the Co.
respondent iu a divorce ef convent.
cucc.' one of thc principals in this
divorce is "a beautiful Mexican WON.
an. Tula M0iana tNlta Naldi) who.
unknown t3 Jim. is ,hc wife of his
beloved Hgicus father Just when
thc lovely Tuia has involved Blake IN
su apparently compromising situation.
Wakefield and Helen arrive and dis
cover him. u takes a lot of hilarious
fun 70 cxtrieate ell parties from theif
pfedieament
"Thc Land OF Hope
After several years 81 successful
starring Ia dramas Of the smart set
Alice Brady has turned a sudden
/ fight-sbout.face. and IN a wonderfully
simple appealing tale Of humble pee
I pie and their Frim hsht with poverti
and announcement has achieve,
perhaps the finest rols Of her who'll
screen career
The play presents Mise Brady d
The role Of Polish immigrant girl
who. with a group Of humble folk
from her native village. seeks he
fortune Ia America. The siri Marys
and her lover. sasehs beth quaint
wisiful appealing figures of repress
youth and tmid hope. are The oides
and most Interesting pair Of lover
who have been seen on the screen d
some time.
THE pathetic YOUNGSTERS 'hint 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

10 Bob, is his own father-long sep
araied from his mother. The father Is
crooked and becomes involved In q
deal using Robert as his tool Dolly
wilson. the girl he is In love with
advises him Of his danger and Bob
gives the plan away. In the struggle
the father is accidentally killed and
Bob Is accused OF the murder Efforts
10 prove him innocent are fruitless
however, and he is apparently doomed
when an unexpected development pre-
vents the execution. Lloyd Hughes
takes the part Of Robert Sheldon and
Betty Ross Clark that Of Dolly wilson.
Edward burns
Edward Burns. who is playing op-
poslte Katherine Macdonald In sticks
IA ea..e4W tsIf- r.ass, Ttfin fn'vfi1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

their poverty ant hsrdShlps will be
at an end once they reach America
But alas for youthful optimism and
ignorance they have many difficulties
and Establishments before them
They learn that the Statue Of Liberty
ls no; mado os solid go,d and that
the busting new world neither needs
nor hccds them In the swift currents
oi lie in which they Rnd themselves
struggling they are soon swept apart
and almost submerged.
"Snowbhnd"
a vbran, tale OF life and love in
the northwest wilderness OF the Ca
madam Rockies is told In "Snowbiind." D."
The story deals with the love of
Sylvia pauline starke) for a fugitive
from the law. Hugh Garth (Russell
simpson, who brought her 70 hls
cabin when he found her wandering
about temporarily blinded by The
snow. Gradually her affection Is
Transferred 70 Pete tCullon Landis)
Highs younger brother. The struggle
In the girls heart between her wan
der.ns sfection. and the Jealousy oi
Hugh piited against the manrnsnim'
lty of his younger brother. develoI
into a series Of powerful dramatic sit
nations that are admirably carried GU
By ths four sterling actors who tel
the story The author Is KATHERINE
Nswl'n Burt who also wrote ''Th'
Branding Iron"
Mother o. Mine"
Robert Sheldon. a country boz. soe
70 the citv and secures a position witt
r---rt-f .t-.sa.-.-s a'r .-s.-U---.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

About three years ago he startled his
cronies By announcing that he was
of to Join the Movie Colony In New
York while admitting that he was
"on." yet wishing him success, the
crowd had their doubts. After play
ing leads with Petrovs. Elsie Fergu-
son and other stars. they called him a
lucky Kid" but It was only when
--ws reached them that he was play
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

ing opposite the idol Of Pennsylvania,
Pittsburv's fsires; daughter, katherine
Macdonald. that they have admitted
without reservations that ia pufns
has made good.
Diana Deer
Diana Deer. seventeen. the daughter
OF one OF New Yorks most prominen,
social leaders. and wonderful photo
graphic tv-e. hss --~~--' 49, ------'---
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~ SSSSc cGsSzSSzz z%zMz22se~ >>N 0SS''>0 -

by way of the serial route. sppear,ns A
with Charles Hutehison In a fifteen
part chapter play Hurricane Hutch"
Miss Deer has been active for sew
ersl years in amateur theatficals. She
has been out Of a convent for little
more than four months, and ls GET.
tainly TO be considered fortunate In
being placed as she has been In pic.
s-s-~-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

Robert Sheldon. country boz. goes
70 the citv and secures a position with
r--~rt-' t-.t-.-a- -'- --'--s,-.-.,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-22

TEACATIONS for everybody has
A long since been translated from
slogan to a reality. That all Work
" and no play makes Mary behind
The Delta independent., 1921-10-21
THE BIG BOXING BOUT
\ IS NOW SIGNED


Contracts from both Cowboy Pad.
gett, the well known Dolores wild.
cat, and Pat Gilbert, Salt Llk., claim.
ant of the Rocky Mountain Cha npion.
ship. for the big boxing carnival to
he given by the American Legion at
Delta ON Armistice Day, are now in
the hands of Ray c. Avis at Mont
rose, who has volunteered to manage
the card for the American Legion
here.
Do you think that Padgett can beat
this man Gilbert, who has been meet
ing the best men in the boxing game
for the past ten years? If he can
beat this man Gilbert, he is in the
running for state champion. Padgett
and Gilbert go for ten rounds to a
referees decision.
Jack Downs OF Salt Lake will meet
Whitley Hutton, the well known Grand
Junction boxer, in a six-round match.
Avis hasn't the rest of the prelim-
inaries lined up, but they will be so
good that this is expected to be one
OF the biggest exhibitions ever staged
ON the Western Slope,
R c. Egnew has given the Ameri-
can Legion boys the use of his gar
age, free of charge. A committee is
now working on the plans to seat
over one thousand people, SO that
all may see this great boxing card.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-21
LAY IN WINTERS SUPPLY
OF SPuDS, is WARNING

DENVER. Oct. 20.-Lay in your
winter supply of spuds!
If you haven't, you better do it now,
is the advice of Lou D. Sweet, former
war director of potato farmers.
Present wholesale prices OF pota'
toes as low as s1.10 per hundred.
are lower than they have been during
the last six years, Sweet says. This
is due. Sweet declared. to the dump
ing almost half the country's entire
crop on the market at one time.
Sweet predicts spud shortage with
in three months and likewise opines
that wholesale prices on potatoes Will
reach $3.50 per hundred pounds within
six weeks.
In 1919 prices We're as high as Sc
a hundred on the lowly spud. Sweet
points out a
The Delta independent., 1921-10-21
PERCY ARMAND MARRiEs
FORT COLLINS sWEsrAEART

Announcement has been received of
the marriage at Fort Collins on Sep
tember 90 of Percy Armand. second
son of Mr.. and Mrs James Armand of
this city. to Miss Ruth Loyett. n
charming Fort Collins girl.
Following the ceremony the happy
pair left at once for Palo Alto. Cali
fornia, where the groom through good
work at the Colorado Agricultural
College had won a fellowship degree
at Leland Stanford University.
Mr.. Armand was raised from child
hood on Rogers Mesa, and two years
ago completed his course at Fort Col
llns. Last year he held lucrative
position with the Great Western STU
gar Company Mt Longmont. His bride
IS an accomplished young lady, n
graduate of the State Agricultural
College.
Independent unites with Percy's
many Western Slope friends in wish
ing him and N bride long life of
happiness.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-21
GENERAL MANAGER YVES. tN
UNION CO. HERE 1, pAY

A. B. Cowan, general manager OF
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, spent a short time in Delta
Sunday. He came over from Grand
Junction in the morning and went on
to Montrose at noon.
Mr.. Cowan's visit to Delta was pure
ly business one, and he expressed
himself well pleased with the growing
business of the Delta office.
It.was the pleasure of the editor OF
this paper to have Commute con-
ference with Mr.. Cowan. He is big.
broad.minded business man, and sew
eral matters pertaining to the better
ment of the service in the Delta vi
cinity were gone over. We urged
upon him the necessity Of having a
T. a. m. to 12 midnight service at this
office and gave Mr.. Cowan our rea-
sons why such hours should be estab-
lished.
The Delta office when the new cable
is put in will be within instant touch
with the Denver office OF this COM
pany. With virtually continuous serv-
ice, as suggested above, would enable
the quick handling OF busines through
this office for practically every town
in Delta county. Mr.. Cowan looked
upon our suggestion very .favorably
and promised to give the matter his
attention Immediately upon his return
to Denver.