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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
RUDi HOTOV K VYJEDNAvANf
CHTEJf VSAK, ABY SPOJ. STATY ZACHAZELY S
49, MIMI JAKO ROVNl ROVNYMl

Moskva, 15 zari = Nota, kera jest povazovanna cd
poved nedredni doaz Spojenych Statn zda amercka
technicka komise bya by vana Rusk sdGuje, SOVIET
ske Rusko est hotovo vstoup fedni pfedbezne vyjcd
navan openemu zahaen obchodnich vztahd americkor
delegaci ustanovenou tim lcelem"
Nota, jez byla poslana zahrancnim mnistrem Cceri-
do Berna doruceni amerckemu velvyslanci Hough-
tonov navhuje ze predbezne vyednavani moho b
demo bud Spoenych Statech Rusku neb nektere ine
zemi, niz by shodly pozdeji.
"Soveska vada," nota sdelue ''ma zajem ma l,azd6n
hnuti ez mohlo by pfvod opene zrzeni hopodaTskych
vztah mez Ruskem Amerkou, pri cemz vsak
nva re takove vztahy budou zaozeny lvncsti zamu
obou s1casn6nych Sovetska vl&da srdecn6 vita kaz
podnet smeru vzajemnos enz umozn kazue STUDIO
vati hospodarske p;nery one dru,A'
Washington, Is. zar. - Odbor statu nem9l dnes zadne
ho sdslen pd v:k valance Houyh Berline, re oDdze
neiakou notu cd sovetske vlady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16

Politovani hodno Jest. ze ..
Dusek nebude Sc moci ami po-
hrbu s1castniti, nebot' lezi v
Praze, postizen otravou krve.
Die poslednich zprav Sc vsak
ieho stav lepsi nebezpeci je
prekonano.
(Pozn. red. Jan Jos. DuSek
zpam jest mnohym cleveland
skym krajanim, posledn6 byl
We m6ste nasem pred dvema
roxy Sc vzornym druzstver z
Ceskoslovenska, jez Sc sncast-
milo sletu v Chicagu a zde ve-
ieineho cviceni sokolskeho.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
MOVE BOJE v IRSKU.

Belfast, Is. zari. - Nepra-
videlne vojsko dnes Sc pokusi-
10 zmocniti Sc strategickych bo-
di v jizni casti Dublina, mezi
nimiz byla Wellington a Porto
bello kasana, telefonni Istred
ma a zelezn. nadrazi u Kings
Bridge. Strelba trvala po tft
hodiny a vetsinou byla udrzo-
vana Sc strech domi. Take v
Dndalku doslo k sarvatce a je-
den vojak Svobodneho statu,
jm6nem McBreen, byl zabit
rucnfm granatem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
TRACICKY OSUD CESKE
RODINY.
Manzelka znameho chicagske.
ho krajana Jos. Dusks sko-
nala Prazskem sanatoriu
a on sam onemocnel
otravou krve.

Chicago, ID. zari. - Truch-
livou zv6st prinesl telegram re
stare vlasti dneSni ncci.
Jak znamo s letosni vypra-
YOU cesko-americkych obchod-
Mkt do stare vlasti jel tez pan
Josef Dusek, mattel komisio-
narskeho zavodu a znamy ma
rodni pracovnik a mecenas Sc
svoji choti pani Marii Dusko-
YOU. Pani Marie DuSkova, ac-
koliv po dlouha leta jiz neby-
la We stare vlasti touzila il
op6tne spatriti, pfece odjizde-
la nerada, neb zanechavala
zde chorou matku, pani Tere-
Iii Hornovou a starickeho otce
p. Alexe Horna.
A skutecne obavy pani Du-
skove Sc splnily. Pani Horno-
va kratce po odjezdu sve dcery
a zete dne %. kvetna zemre-
la. Ovsem, re zprava O 1mrti
drahe maticky plsobila trapne
ma pani Duskovou, takze tato
nemohla klidnou mysll a ve-
selym srdcem uzivati tax dlou-
no vytouzeneho pobytu We sta
re vlasti. Temer cd obdrzeni
zpravy 0 dmrti sve matky pa
nj Duskova churavela a po ne
jakou dobu byfa lecena v Do
mazlicich. Ma to, kdyz stav
jeff Sc nelepsil, odvezena byla
do prazskeho sanatoria, LED
ami tam, jak poslednf zprava
nasvedcuje, nedockala Sc 1le-
w vcera dne 13. zari byla
vysvobozena re sveho utrpeni
- smrtf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
CLEMENCEAU VARUJE.
Pravi, ze spolup1sobeni Ame-
riky 5 Dohodou jest nutne,
mali byti odvracena
nova valka.

Pariz, ID. zari. . Georges
Clemenceau, byvaly minister
sky predseda, vyslovil presved
ceni, re jest treIba blizSiho spo
lupdsobeni mezi Spojenymi
Staty a zememi dohodovymi,
hlavne Anglii a Francii, mali
Sc odvratit novy svetovy kon-
flikt, ktery nyni hrozi. Postal
prohlaseni tohoto smyslu Ion
dynskym Timesdm pred svcu
nastavajici cestou do Spoje-
nych Statd.
Ku zpravodaji listu Echo
National Sc vyslovil: "Dostal
jsem cd londynskych 'Timesd'
nasledujici dotaz: "Vase do
rozumivani Amerixeu budi
veliky zajem anglickeho O.
becenstva. Neyerite, ze by
bylo tfeba vetsi solidarity me-
ri Amerikou a Spojenci? Neve-
rite, ze jest treba nejuzsiho
svazku a alliance mezi Anglii
a Francii, aby Sc zjednal opra-
vdovJ mir prosperita v Ev-
rppef Zavdecite Sc nam veli-
ce, kdyz ma to odpovfte."
Ma to jsem odpovedel takto:
"Jsem vami v plnem souhla-
Sc We vsech techto bodech a s
potesenim pfiznavam, re je to
prave tato politika, kterou jste
Wy vzdycky podporovali. Ones
nezalezi ma nicem vice jako
ma zjisteni skutecneho stavu
veci. Jinak misto valky $
Nemci, jakou jsme meh minu,c
propukne nyni valka vsech
proti vSem a nevyhnutelnym
nasledkem toho bude zkaza
ma vsech stranach."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16

Washington, Is. zafi. "Vaz-
ma situce", jez mohla by vesti
k americkemu zakroceni, Wy
vstala ma Kube, odbor statu o.
znamuje, nasledkem opposice
kubanskeho kongresu k jistym
hospodarskym opatrenim, o nez
Sc zasazuji Spojene Staty.
We formalnim proh!aseni cd
Dor varuje Kubance pred pre-
kazenim t6mto opatrenim a "a
rcven jaksi pripravovana jest
americka verejnost ma moznost
zakroceni proti ostrovni repu-
blice.
Pc dlouhem vysetrovani gen.
Growderem, zastupujicim a
merickou vladu ma Kub6, jiste
reformy byly odporuceny -
vesmes hospodarske = tykaj{-
ci sc hlavne ukladani dani, "a
mezeni koruptnich praktik,
atd. Vsechna tato opatreni by
la schvalena presidentem Zay-
asem, jenz jal Sc je provadeti a
vyjadrovan S mimi souhlas W.
nikajicimi. obcany a vefejnym
tiskem, avsak v poslednl dobe
vyvstala proti MIN silna opposi-
ce v kubanskem kongresu. By
ly pry k MIN pripojeny dodat-
ky, jez We skutecnosti je rusi a
znemoznuji provesti reformy,
ktere zdejsi vlada poklada "a
nutne k prosperit6 ostrova.
Ackoli Kuba jest neodvislou
republikou, We fiskalnich zale-
zitostech Spojene Staty vykona
vaji jakysi protektorat mad o.
strovem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
FORD ZAViRA ZAVODY.
JIZ VCERA BYLA v NEKTERYCH PRACE
ZASTAVENA.

Detroit, Is. zam Henry Ford zacal dnes ome7ovati
ovarn operace Do zrka do vecera obrovskych "a
vodech Highland Park River Rouge, Dearborn North
vile bude temno n6kolik tovaren jez dodava soucasky
rnzne zasoby bude rovnez donuceno zaven kolem 100
900 ldf tomto meste bude bez zamestnani.
Prvni odozeni prace udao River Rouge pecich,
kde prbizne 5000 muzd byva normane zamestnand Ne
kolka tcdm ke prisli do prace dnes II hodin vecer
bo Teceno. aby odevzda nasroie ze nen jech sluzeb
feba Highland Park sd9eno bylo denfkdm po skonceni
nocn m9ny ably nevracel do prace az do dasho ozna
men
Tato sm9na ony, jez zacnou Ultra casne rano pozde
opoedne budou pracova ako oycejn6 ale po skoncenf
ohoto zastavenf pr&ce We Fordovth zavodech Dero
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
MADARSKO NO SVAZU
NARODU.

Geneva, Is. zafi. - Politi-
cky vybor shromazdeni Svazu
NarodI rozhodl jednohlasn6
dnes pripustiti Mad'arsko ku
clenstvi We Svazu.
Jinym dIlezitym krokem BY
10 odporuceni vyboru ma od-
zbrojeni prijeti resoluce fran
couzskeho delegate Jouvenala,
ably vsechny zeme zastoupene
We Svazu byly vyzvany k zmen-
Semi svych armad ma Iroven z
r. 1918.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16

Nejposlednsjsi depese CaFihradu sdsovaly, ze pa
nuje pfesvsd6en, ze tisice osob zahyhuo Smyrns.
Pfedesle zpravy nasvsdSovaly Re mezi 900 1000 di
byo pobto. Jest mono, ze tech 10000 obsti j.ou
citani zabit ransni a lide bez pfistfesi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16

bude lpne Pocet osob jez ztratf zamesnan
ie 100000 techto 10000 pracuje primo zavodech
Fordovy frmy osatn tov arnach, ez il dodava
zasoy poreby Mimo to delnctvo j;rych cascch zeme
bude poszeno zavrenim Fordoyych zavou tz prodejn
je'natelny, nichz take mnoho ldi jest zamestnano
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
PRO1IBlCE SVEDCi VINARSTVi.

Santa Rosa Cal Is. zar - Hrozny druhu alicante pro
davay zde dnes po $12O tuna zaslce do New Yorku
To jest petkrae tok ako prlmerna pred prohbci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16

Male Aisle do Evropy dal:i pooc bude po.lan. do vod
blizlsho vychodu. ii
nellsksho neutrslniho ps.ma .poji Italii note
Mustafu Kemalov pasov, vidci nacionasd, niz w.
zaduji, aby setf neutrality sdsuje tsz ze premier
Lloyd George chysta jeti do Zenevy a zadat, ably
Svaz NarodI urovnal maloasijskou situaci.
Ruska s0vetska v0jenska rada rozhodla mobilsovat
vsechny silly kavkazskych repubikach. Vojsko, jakoz
sovstsks vaecne lod'stvo cernsm mofi bude pomsha
ii Kemalovi.
Pc pozsru a krveprohi We Smyrns We ctvrtek, jez 81
vyzadalo tisice zvota Reka Armsnd pohfeseno bylo
deset Americana tfi Britove ktefi nepochybns tez
hynui.
Bsehrad &c. zafi = Jhosovan:ko soustfed'ujc
vo;sko h'"nceh, ably je chrano pripad zane'eni
valky Ba'ksn vyslo jevo dnes. Zprava Re vlad"
nafidila mobilsaci. bya vsak lfedne vyvracena.
Rceti vysIanci pro Rumunsko llosovansko byl
volar' do a hen Ea konferenci.
Londyn 49, zari = Kdyby Sc Mustafa Kemal pasa po-
kus hnouti svym viteznym voskem prot Cafhradu
stfetne brtickym valecnym odstve Brtcky kabinet
dnesni schdzi oznami ze rozkazy byy vydany oe
vodach bzkeho vychodu nedovol tureckemu vojsku pre-
krocit Male Aisle do Evropy teze schulz doslo pine
dorozumen Franci ochranu neutralniho pasma
stranach zny Dardanelske rovnez Carhradu Nota
bude odeana Kemaovi pasov Itaf, Franc Velkou Bri-
tamil vyzaduc re az do vaeho urovnan suace neutrani
pasma museji byti respektovana
Brove cin pfipravy sesilen sveho vojska odstva
neutralnfm pasmu
Jihoslovansko Rumunsko jsou pry vemi poboufeny w.
hdkou mozny navrat Turki do Thrakie dnesn kabi
nen shzi prevadalo mfnen ze mela by by konana kon
cee turecke otazce nz by podey spojene
vacfcf mocnosti rovnez Jihoslovansko Rumunsko
Ndospelo rozhodnut zdal Spoene Staty mely by by
pozvany.
We voenskych kruzch prevlada pfesvedcen ze armada
jest do veka, aby moh doby Cafihradu, bude
pranim naconalstckeho vddce Povazue to vsak
nepravdepodobne, re by odhodal takovemu krajnmu
kroku by naby presvedcen ze zadnym nym zpdsobem
nemoh by zkat havnho meta byvale turecke rise nebo
Thrakie.
Zaroven vsak jest isto Re Srbove dominujfcf zive j.
hosovanske vlade ou rozhodnu nemi TurkI sousedy
Thrak anz dovoli Buharim, aby ziskali pGdu Sire
dozemnim mofi.
Carihrad zam Po odputf britickych lodi Smyr
ny skoro vseca nadee Re snad deset
Amercani tri Britove sou zvu cele Smyrny zdsta
la urecka Cast mesta vsechno ostatni Jest ssut
mach. s.s = &<.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

second period Morris dropped a
field goal through the bars for three
points, after the Aggies had worked
the ball down to Tulsa's fifteen
ward line. Tulsa, however, came
right back with a touchdown. A.
4 NJ. kicked and a few minutes later
]. Wright ran thirty eight yards for
a touchdown after receiving Thorn
as thirty-five yard pass. Tulsa
failed to kick goal.
Then in the third period Stewart
pranced across the goal after receiy-
ing another thirty-five yard pass
from Thomas. Try at goal was sue
cessful.
Medley, substitute for the Aggies
made their last touchdown In the
final period after the Aggies had
carried the ball 10 within few
yards Of the goal. Try for goal
was successful.
The Aggies missed beautiful
chance for touchdown In the last
few minutes Of play by fumbllng on
Tulsas ten yard line. The Tulsa
crew soon carried the ball out oil
danger.
The Aggies fought desperately In
the last period for a touchdown hut
the Tulsa defense was too much.
The wonderful defensive work OF
Price Tor Tulsa stood out promln-
entity. lie smearcd play after play
behind the Argie line, playing nt
the end ~ the defense, hueknef
and GIN were The only Aggle play
ors able % gain consistently,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Hurry mother Even sick child
loves the "fruity" taste of "Califor-
mia Fig Syrup" and it never fails
10 omen the bowels. A teaspoonful
today may prevent a sick child to-
morrow. II constipated. bilious, few
erish, fretful, has cold, collie, or #
stomach is sour, tongue coated,
breath bad, remember good cleans
ing of the little bowels is often all
that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
Canyon


Tulsa, Okla, Oct. lV.--leNas y.
a NJ. College was unable to pene-
trate 10 any extent. the Stonewall
defense OF the Tulsa University
eleven and lost its second game OF
the season today 10 10 10. The Az
gies found an overhead game inn
possible. the Tulsa team having a
flawless defense on forward passes.
The game started out as a punt
ing and line hucking game with
few trick plays and passes by either
side. But when the quarters OF
both lides saw that little was 20 be
rainod through the opposing line,
PASSES and trick plays were resoried
10. A few minutes before the end
81 the game the Aggles sought TO
score BY a furious serial attack
which WA brought % an abrupt
close when vlck1sa intercepted q
pass near Tulss's Foal line, The
game snded with Tulsa holding the
haii'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

I'll nj. -
r,ext play Luppock saea'ss e,n,hl 20
canyon LOT loss tahnyy' au..
and RAVES tor huoooeA isoo'e M
pass talis; Sahyon RECEIVERS an h,',
punts; NittreIl makes poor S Ss1en OK OK
RECEIVERS tumble n.er n"AeS ;D
yards around endi hehsley ~ sa'm
around END Sahyon in t,p a as
on ten yaru me anu anu. ', s;nIa Co. re-
VT 49, 49, 49,, canvon made score
Ym mSho W IA Canyon 7: CANYON
i Inpoosn "a. al, r.tr,,s % Yards:
~ ~ 49, alI 49,, nsatas yards throuvh
, "oo'ui Ki,,rop IN Yards and frat
I ins, n uanslay l. brown for loss
1own, "Sns.J ~ E,o. inh'
Sanyon oiy"" u.na,ev yards.
III i"'nD,s "a CaSvon rst,rns
tAo"ctn P"e7 80 ,1ts-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
News andViews Of Local Sport
TELL TIE AVALANCHE ABOUT WHAT YOUR TEAM IS
DOING AND HELP TO KEEP THESE COLUMNS FULL
OF IJBBOCKS ACTIVITIES IN THIS LINE.

weighed by the Canyon Normal sec
ond string aggregation by ten or
twelve pounds average, took Mon
DAYS exhibition from them, ~ to
7, keeping up their record OF no
games lost this season.
Canyon was playing defensive ball
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Ease the pain Of a rheumatic at
tack BY rubbing application Of hAi-
lards Snow LIniment. II relieves
tenderness and strengthens The
joints. Three slzes. 3oc. zoe, and
fi20 per bottle. Sold by City Drug
Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

J. r. league. Who moved here
several weeks ago from Center. <~~
Mexlco. i very how ~ tho homs q
his aan.lnlaV. A. &. White. q. ~
street and Avenue 4. Two rA<.I-
clans have hoon employed during
the paaI several days n fe<Its hIm.
hul he has hsen anspns<|oa< since
saturday night
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
LUBBOCK HI BEATS CANYON
NORMAL IN FAST GAME MON

Coach MARI, assisted by Sensa-
baugh, proved themselves to be ar
fists in their line when the Lubbock
High football squad. although out
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

The secret OF long EklFia Il a
gives 1amelhlng a. l|lt while CrpsA.
|ns the street.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-06

He says he doesn't mind" the shod-
dy gray homespun in which the con
victs dress. His idea of a good
time is a chance to get outside the
prison walls and get a little exer-
else on the coal pile.
Tortured by his aching teeth,
No. 1913 hasn't even the pleasure
of planning the fancy dinners he
will buy with the spare change of
his $12,000,000.
He shuffled enthusiastically
into the warden's office to tell the
Post man the story of his inherit
ance and then shuffled just as I'M
enthusiastically out again.
By the time No. 1913 is Richard
Demange, free man, it will be
spring, and his right to his for
tune may be already established.
He will be master. of that which
buys castles and yachts and leisure
to travel the world over.
He will have Wallets, and chaff-
eurs, and secretaries. For siv chilly
months to come, however he will
do the mental work of the big pris-
on day by day.
At night, though, when the dark
ness hides the bars, he will maybe
make believe to himself that he is
already Monsieur Demange, poss-
essor of S12, JU0,0 900 in gold.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-06
VERMONT AT A GLANCE

Brattleboro-Word has been re-
ceived of the death in Schenectady,
N. Y, of Mrs. Mary G.. Hooker,
widow of the late Col. George w.
Hooker Of this place. She was 10
years old and was the daughter of
the late James Fisk.
Windsor-The funeral of Judge
Sherman Evarts who died at the
Mary Hitchcock hospital in Hon
over Saturday, was held here Mon
day afternoon. He was Ga years
old. He was a son of William NJ.
Evarts who was secretary of state
in the cabinet of President Hayes
and for many years a senator from
New York.
Putney-What came near being
a fatal accident occurred at the
bridge over Sackett's brook on the
Westminster road when a truck
loaded with $4,000 feet of hemlock
boards went through. Edgar Be
daw, the driver was thrown from
the load when the brige collapsed.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-06

The American people insist that
the trusts obey the law, but they
give the most prominent social re-
cognition to the wealthy men who
dodge around the law.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-06
AN UNWELCOME VISITOR

When Winter arrives in October,
With weather that freezes and stings,
1t makes us Velmonters feel SOBER
And think of a number Of things.
OF course he's all right in his season,
And oft when the weather is cold
It serves but to give us more reason
To smile when springs beauties unfold.
But here, in our golden October,
To have Winter pay us a call,
l tell you, it makes us feel sober,
And just doesn't please us at all.
NJ. A
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-06

The proposed writer's labor
union should demand that publish
els merely order an author out of
his office instead of kicking him
out.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-01
JAMES BOLTON DIES

crowley-The death OF James Rol-
ton, which occurred Monday Nov
2o' was shock to his many friends
ana acquaintances in and around
crowley. Mr.. Bolton was born Nav
Z, 1865 in England and came to
America in company with his parents
brothers and sisters at the age of six
years. The family settled in Kansas
In 1884. Mr.. Bolton married Miss
'o,ie Harmon. To this union waro
porn six children. three of whom
with the sorrowing widow survive.
'fhey are Mrs. Lou Harmon, of
Crowley. Mrs. Del Spencer, OF Che
tora, Kansas. and Mrs. Rlle Spencer.
OF Quincy, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton moved to
Colorado about six years. ago and
nave lived near Crowley since that
time. Mr.. Bolton was in good
health until three days before his
death when he was stricken bv an
illness which later developed into
acute peritonitis. He suffered pa
tiently until the summons to relief
from mortal pain came to him 1T fou:
O'Clock Monday.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon by Rev, 4. S.
Hughes. who spoke consolingly 10
the bereaved ones and iaterment was
made in Lakeview cemetery, Ordway.
All who knew Mr.. Bolton regret
his death exceedingly. He made
many friends here who wish to ey-
press their sympathy to his bereaved |
wife and daughter
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-01
NUMA NEWS

Mr. Shives was absent from school
the first OF tn, week on account Of
SICKNESS.
Miss Annis teller. of Pueblo. was
a guest of Miss Jewel stre,er Thanks
,.iving day and for the week end
Rev. ]. A. Smith and family ate
Thanksgiving dinner with W. E,
Strever and family.
The "Numa Mothers Club" wishes
to thank all who SO literally don.t-
ed for the Thanksgiving box sent to
the McClelland home at Pueblo. We'd
nsday. Tho box contained IA quarts
fruit, 10 glasses jell and jam and
some children'n clothes. Our owr
Thanksgiving was better enjoyed be
cause of the kindly thought for those
less fortunate.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-01
OLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met with Mrs. Burke Tuesday
afternoon.
Buelah Roberts spent the week
with friends in Ordway.
Mrs. F.. E. McKeeby shopped in
Pueblo Monday.
The Ladies' Aid served lunch at the
Williams sale Tuesday to big crowd.
general vaccination was held in
the Olney school Monday and Tues
day as precaution against the
plague BLACK small pox" which is
rampant in Denver. School was dis
missed for the later part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munsell were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Millhollen
Sunday for dinner.
Mrs. Pearl Griswold entertained
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees,
and her brothers and sisters Thanks
giving day for dinner.
| Miss Grace Pollock spent the week
after Monday with her people in
| Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Claybaugh and
boys were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Montgomery for Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Cowden's guests
for Thanksgiving dinner were Miss
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Sterl-
ing, Messrs. Geo West, w. n. Dennis
and Dewitt Moser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clatworthy served a
Thanksgiving dinner for her family
from Ordway and Arlington. Fifteen
plates were laid at their table.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.. Rutherford and
Mrs. e. A. Shaffer motored to Pu-
eblO with Bennie Rutherford Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kennedy and
boy from Haswell arrived Wednesday
for Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Hyde at the Cudahy ranch.
Col. Newton of Denver passed thru
Olney Springs Saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-01
Nelson Enters a
Plea Of Guilty

M. T. Nelson, former president of
the defunct Citizen State Bank, en-
tered n plea of guilty to receiving
money on deposit after the bank was
insolvent, in district court here last
Friday. He was being held on this
charge, containing six counts, and
on the charge of misapplication of
money. with four, counts on that
charge.
The State introduced evidence in
the case and after this introduction
the defense, thru Judge Cunningham
asked to introduce w. l.. Hartman
as witness. This was granted but
as Mr. Hartman was in the east and
would not be back for week or ten
days the case was carried over for
sentence until the Hartman evidence
is taken in chambers at Pueblo.
Following this the defendent will be
returned to Ordway and sentence
imposed.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-01
CORN RANKS FIRST
IN ACREAGE IN COUNTY

There are more acres of corn
grown in Crowley county t:iun any
ether one crop, running q little over
22 acres per farm on ar average.
% acres per farm on an average.
Alfalfa comes next with an average,
Fall and spring wheat runs about the
same and the average pes farm is
very small. being less than Two acres
per farm for each. Sugar Beets have
per farm average OF almost five
acres.
Corn ranks first in the average
for all farms in the county because
corn is grown on both the irrigated
and unirrigated lands. With alfalfa
and beets the crop in grown or the
irrigated land with little exception
in the case of alfalfa.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-01
CROWLEY BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Bates are in
Rexford, Kans,. on business this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Newton. left
Pueblo, Tuesday morning for var
ious points in California. where they
will spend the winter. They drove
through in their car.
The report that Mrs. l. M. Hyder
formerly of Crowley was dangerously
i'll in California was evidently mis-
take. Letters from the Hyder fam
lily state that all are in the best OF
health.
Floyd c. Smith went to Denver
Tuesday night. to be gone several
days.
Duck hunting continues to be the
diversion OF the day. 1t is Gurpris-
ing how many people can get cut
early these cold mornings.
II. Ed Trainor and daughter. OF
Ordway, were Sunday gueste of the
j. T.. Henry family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bean and family
left Tuesday for Wichita, Kans.,
where they will spend Thanksgiving
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Miller spent
Wednesday in Boone.