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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

WASHINGTON. Mar i3-Witl
provisions Whiuh would ncccssitaic
reduction Of the size OF the rcsu-
Oar army To- 1i5 o00 enlisted moa
and 1900 officers the army APP
respiration bin carrying S270.Jt8.-
$50 SO, was reported by the house
appropriation committee.
lho amount recommended FOR
the military and uon-military ace
t|iyltIcs of Do var department dur
Ug the coming fiscal year la a rec
ductiou 81 approximately $40 OO.-
900 Itom the total OF the current
year aud 1895. OSt.s1 less thun
budget estimate
A. drafted by a suh-committso
headed hy Representative Anth-
oay republican. kansas the bin
would require the return 90 thr
United states by nest July ! uf all
troops stationed In China. $500 men
mona Hawaii. about 2.gN0 men
trHw tho l'unnmu canal zone and
900 but % u%fttcers ami muu lu the
army OF occupation on tho Rhine
so limitation Dr. placed on tIc
:flmh-r uf men Co bee maintained .u
the Philippines the committee
report stating. however that Sccr,-
f1ry Weeks believes that under pros
urt conditions SOME reduction
can Doe made in the force There.
i3=.o QUO la Army Now.
The contemplated Withdrawals o.
WIS aid. would leave five thousand
mtn iu the Hawaiian islands ana "a
like number iu thU canal zone. The
present actual strength Of the army
wac given hy the committee ls
about $4,000 officers and 49,. 600
men, exclusive Of 1000 Philippine
scuufs
An appropriation OF Ss76g5. 700
is recommended Cor continuance uf
work on uriuu river and hurbor
improvements. for which the chief
OF engineers requested Si3. 200 600:
Hl2.ilH.u 900 for tho air service
against {l5, GOO. 600 requested. and
S2l ldO 200 fnr the national guard
about S]i.pO0.uOo less than budget
estimate.
The committee recommended
100000 for the chemical Warfare
service, declaring that sum sulfi-
ciont to provide fur 90 minimum
mount 81 Development work ana
training along lines compatible
with present conditions and fHr
maintaining Edgowood Arsenal iu
good condition. An appropriation
ot 80, 100 600 iH recommended Cor
supplies ana equipment of tho nee
.rrto u%lficurH training corps and
G 1850. 900 for civilian military
training camps.
Tho bin carries S7.7f0.O9O tor
Oh" ordnance department 10 meet.
iU addition Go other expenses. tho
cost NJ maintaining 70 skeleton force
u Hrsonnls 90 Keep alive tho
.uuv ledge 90 tine methods OF man
rftrtfrD
Nhc amount carried !u tho hin
.or s"rcnust furtingntione the COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

duotion ON Saturday night a pub
ic rehearsal was held at the col
lego Ian Hundreds of people were
attracted by the singing. Tho song
numbers of tho production
very tuuoful ana catchy. Itehear-
FEH Will continue every afternoon
tnd nieht until MurchtG. the date
Tor tho opening performance, when
Director Wellington expect TO have
the mammoth east in fine shape
Tor the presentation OF one 81 the
most elaborate theatrical fpCcfaClcs
over attempted with local tnlcnt.
children of the musical eNirava-
] gnugn attracted n lot OF attention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Reserved Seat Sale
For Legion Show
Opens Tomorrow

Hundreds Of advance tickota
have boon noid anu q big rush is
""cicd ~ the oponinft sale 90
morrow at . n. m. OF reserved
g.t,r Tor \ Niubi in Drcnmitud."
lh" rulc Will he first come. nrrt
served
Interest increases with every
rehearsal of the Forthcoming url-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Indian Conference
Opens Here Tonight

The Indians workers conference
rf tine Federal Protestant Activities
board viii open this evening with
10 banquet at tine y. NJ q. A. ~ 1850
o clock The principal speaker
Will bo the ttev. NJ. Van dor Beck.
and "a number 90 missionaries from
tbc fold will asio give reports Of
their work md progress
Tho conference VIII lns' snr
Tuesday ana Wednesday. There
VIII he three sessions each day.
ono in the morning starting Mt . 80
% clock. one in the afternoon at 2
l clock. and an evening session at
10 clock. an Of the sessions
viii be held at the First Prcsbytc-
riun church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
VIRGINIA Rape
WARMED OF DEATH.
4OCTOR TESTIFIES
Too Much Trouble to
Avoid Alcoholic
Drinks, Physician
Quotes Her as Saying

-
CHICAGO March la -NirF'nli
NtaNpe. who dIo4 following "a uartg
| ty at.etfv- ArnurtIe was
III ~
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dflnht NU' ",.itls" tna,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Revenue Office to
Be Open Tonight
Until 8 O'clock

Tho ofHccSf the collector OF In
tcrnul revenue will he open until 4
o'clock tonight and tomorrow night
Tor che convenience OF those wish
iur 10 nlo income tuA returns. Az
Wednesday b. the last duy for the
ilius ui rcturna pn Income tnS. and
for waluinE tho hrrt payment, those
VINO have not done Ho are urged to
tuEu advantage OF the extra hours
todnN ana tomorrow In order to
avoid confusion and congestion on
tho last DAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Renewal Tag
- Is Stolen From
~ Auto License

4 new stunt IN petty thlcyery
was reported today when Dr. W..
ia tGuelltZ reported to tho police
tipI someone had filed tho reuew-
al tagc from his automobile lie
eA.s, while his was standing on
CiN avenue
Tlhc tsg ir "a small uiack one thai,
isi9fttchod on tho old license plate.
NJ 2 presumed that 70 viii be at
taihod 20 tho tar OF some one who
ht1 not removed his license for
th4s year The number on tho tag
inlip very Emuli numerals and
cdtid uct b. detected unless on
clb1, l]nspectiCa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

on Saturday afternoon. when ~
appeared OF the street in thcif
hightics. clown suits, Rcd Cros
costumes, with flags, hurnn. yclll
and songs The children did soma
real boosting FOR the "Legi0n''
how
A staff Of decorators will b.gin
work In the Crystal thcBter tomor-
row, when the stage will be CONF
vcrtod into a hover Of natural fol-
lngc. chryaanthemums. wisterin and
palms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Cost of Highway
Construction Drops
Twenty Per Cent

DENVER. Mar 12--Custs of
highway construction have droppe
approximately twenty ior cent du-
ing the last year, resulting in a. slg.
iuF to the state OF about 81. 900. lUn
900 itg construction work this year.
the state highway commission an.
uouuccI today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13


l''elnc republican policy
N'i } "ehSNed monacing and
'i'u7 g" the republic undrr
"''iilc rus decline 90 accept
'ii'f republican rule.
"lf thcy purpose here 10 ,royr5r
merely for consultation o., r,,.
tofH uf English who vrnt. ttis
irH.fr would have sald 81 uut ~
tor .hu communication nU.pg t,
fHHrii"f there b. vet somsfbfnr g.,
Doc done The cnmmunlrafi.r III TO-
definite purpose ana trat pur.
n1so Dr. TO arrive af an upd.r.
standing
'NCw assume ON -ap-ros.io,
from an outside po,yer g.,wn,
IrufinnH un- among p,rf.. M.
parties reach an und.rsfa,dtoy
and b. tho aggression be- nm nrm.
Oh -aggreaflon. II coui,so there con
Doe hut one conclusion "a ,,,r- mi
defeat b..
cur friends on the other sidc
shy tina, after thus anv
una 81 the partios unv .,n,i,, ~
'scuttlo and nun Thev nrotopd
| there Is no lcral ar m,r,l .hr..
ton Tor subsequent notion Tb,ro
may be- no legal ohrration t,v,
surely there h. SOM. obIg,,io,
call it what YOU viii to cy,cuto
he means agreed upor
who ia ccrtnsu what tho tr.,i
monu- cartnlpty 49, ~,
tatiyos. FOR 80 doubtful If its r,sr
ing were they. that nf orco mo
endenyorcd To- con iru, ~ mt,
with % reservation Noi our ryc.i.
dent. for his view wrr at ,url,rr,
with the Views of au tho rirprtor-
joe Perhaps Mr. pnff,ur vol.
with the treaty in his po,t.,, n.
Tho press tolls a. WINS ~rovsttv ,y,t.
coined In England. ,hc
Japanese premier VINO -fp.attny ~
the now alliance. chnractcrlzcd n
ts a Wandruplr entente "
ooh. yes. Great Britain and Ia
pan seem TO know what tho treaty
mean. Theirs is h knowlearo
and theirs tho rejoicing"
liobinSun Irrrs Amrudwr,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Johnson Opens
An k on
Four-P Power Treaty

Ntpntinucd from ptgc oncl
moi unlike that which was present
cd hy tho league uf nations
tor tho second unscY he said
'thc senate Dr. asked On change tho
foreign policy which has prevailed
tn the republic since We became u
nation. The old familiar argu
mcnts ring out again. that we may
Dee forced today TO accept what
yesterday We rejected
Publicity Needed.
'bpVuurss. tr1ukncas the suU-
li-ht OF publicity alone are r'quir-
e1 10 just this sort OF THING We
looked forward in the limitation Uf
utmrmcnta conference,
.lt De- true that two distinguished
members Of the senate were mem-
boris of tho conference u E ODE
vioua from their Statements upon
the floor that they know lrfIs or
uuthinr concerning IT, making The
treaty ts presented 90 the -runi"
without word or explanation and
with a denial Of any Information
Quotes Lodge
Quoting the statement ~ Senu-
tor Lodge. republican leader and r
rlomher Of the arms delegation.
that abrogatlon 81 the Anelu-Iup-
unesc alliance BE- the "wair object
Of the treaty. Senator johnson ask
ca whcthcr Do werr frI" THAT the
United States chad ImathIur 20
Hnll and we were compelled hy
those TO whom wr wsrU a soil ~
% accept the price Ihty fixed ~"
reviewed tho efforts OF tho London
w. Vu"1.' 100 '-"s
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lu'h ih'i' lH h'l'her lnleht nor
1Nht'i nor "'lii,r 7" US ~ my M
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.in,' w" inferred INTO h,ln'I7nlp
WIN inrin hnca4l.e W. "in no, n
Ne'' ih'lr pf~"tesut'iohH Nhu i'nl
,H lney hllsii my som, iu'uro UNIV
JON toFv'H hfhinft ~
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s"ihe h'I peol,i' n"ulu
not permit Us rene"sl 'npa"
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

H. Nurpc today received notice
that he hnd been appointed q
member Of nc state hoard 81 phar-
mncy. ifo previously has served
20 years or this board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

The British government pians
To place a school within reach II
every child In Palestine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

"a great outhurst OF sIufputs Is
~ h rule coinoidcnt with the Ha-
cswonce Of brilliant auroral dis
plgs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

rBuonos Aires has moro fhan 500
dfdE sores and more than 900
pArfumc shops ana beauty par-
lqt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

There are l7.SSb.Gt6 Roman
In the United States.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
ANNUAL FREE DE-
LIVERY or TREEs

We expect to make our third an
nusl free delivery Of trees about the
10th Of next month and following the
established custom will give twenty
trees to each dry land farmer living
on his own farm In Morgan County,
or within Is. miles Of the city Of Fort
Morgan. This does not apply to
farmers living on irrigated farms.
We want to give these trees TO all
such dry land farmers in tue terrific
~ referred to. who will faithfully
and intelligently plant. cultivate,
water II necessary and otherwise
protect them; those who will enjoy
the work Of caring f.~ them and who
will later on appreciate their beau-
ty ami real valu,. Those who will
not agree to give the trees proper
care should not get them and there
by waste our money and their time.
All who w.st trees should place
their order not later than Saturday,
March Is. Phone, wife or zee
A. r GALLOWAY at the Office
Of the Ralph h. Drennen Co. Fort
Morgan, Colorado.
N B. The distance Of Is miles
will not be strictly adhered to In the
vicinity Of Raymer. II you are in
terested In having some Of these trees
Gee Mr.. Galloway Ut the Raymer Mill.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
INTERESTING NEWS Of OUR SCHOOLS
Gathered BY Members Of the Insh Class in The High School
Under the Supervision Of Miss Ruth Dudley Language Teacher

| a .
long absence.
Ruby conklin, Jewell Maret and
Leona Cavis are Ill.
Donald Keller was out Of school
last week.
Miss Allen has six Of her pupils
back in school after long absence.
Dorothy Conn 10 absent on account
Of sickness.
Miss Allen and Mrs. Line are pre-.
pairing for the grade chorus. also pi-
ano and vocal solos.
The high school boys went out for
track practice for the first time Mon
day afternoon.
Watch for the date Of Jack and
the Bean Stalk"
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
PUBLIC SAGE

The undsrsigned will sell at public
auction. on the old Abe Patterson
; Homestead ~ miles west and 7
miles south Of Raymer; 4 miles
east and Z miles south OF Bucking-
ham; 10 miles north and miles
east Of Weldona. commencing at
HOO q. M. on
Friday, March n, 1912
3 Head Of Horses 3
4 Good Work Horses and one . year
old Colt
8 Head Of Cattle s
2 Good Mich Cows and Calf.
Machinery, 1te.
p 4 0 Wide tread Lister; Liniger
marrow tread lister; John Deere Sui
Ky Pillow; Disc; Walking Cultivator;
Wagon and Box; Ford Truck; Lini-
ger Horsepower Grinder; . Sets
Work Harness; ] Single Harness,
I Dosen Chickens
Household Furniture
This furniture ID nearly oil waxed
Oak and in good condition. Dining
Room Table and 9 Chairs; Buffet;
Good Sewing Machine; Library Ia
1,1a. aauvfmm nnsknts uy,4ttw~ Tkank !.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
(ceatinssd From Page Ons)
Junior High Basket Ball
fBy Violet Keehil

is the best we have had for years;
IN fact, the best We have ever had.
The girls have played wonderfully
20 far and we shall never lose faith
in them.
The team and subs are a. follows:
Florence Moore, Gladys Sibson. Agnes
Carnahan. Mildred Littlfield, Ruby
Gray, Opal DeForest Grace DeForest.
and Beulah Whited.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

list TINS week
Mrs. Dannatt spea. most nf last
week visiting her parents in Morgan.
Crash for toweling, Is inches wide.
Especially at 10 cts per yard. Seldin's
We noticed Ralph Hoffman Of
Wellington, on Raymer streets last
Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Quicker is helping at
the Kile Inn now since Miss Gladys
Fiscus left
Lou Schmeeckle is back In Nebras
ka this week looking over some land
propositions
The Hunter family are all sick
this week with the epidemic that Is
going around.
A g Nickerson AMI wife and Gus
Gingrass were In Morgan Monday to
do SON e shoppin.
Mr. and Mrs Ficken drove to Me-
rino Sunday to take Mrs. Summers
and Edward home.
mr.. ana mrs. hicnardson OF Ster-
ing are uaosins inlo tne nOuse Jus'
sunday was NE summer Gay
and the attendance at the community
0unoay Scnoo' unusus''y isfss.
ea. - 1872 80
80 :. ~ - -"
- 80 - -
r q cornh.ngh sva.,rht .nec-
-, 49,, n..,..- o...,,..
p'''a'''' a@So 4''f1e'
NJ. No,h.rv -. a,loa - tho had
,,aa !, hor f.thar saturdav he ha,ne
ss',ou1v =" - s@
" eaA'
NJ prvor =, For, Mor..n has ,ef,
= comnleta line n tho R.vleish goods
at the Coiofado mouse. TOW Gan
get them there. $50
-. So. 80, -.
Ms No..ss 1880 r... s.. -
tne fTantz nome . sooo t'"o ~
reported Dy al present
sweat PADS, gu sises' ta.e your
cnolce ~ the low price q " csnss'
". 31.75. Mayhield q Co.
When you patroniss our adver-
tisers. tell them you saw their I'D IN
The Enterprise. It viii help Us ana
you too, OF no cost to you.
"s ~ = Dlo"n s.'ne ~" i'o
"yonlns las' Ana1saas y ''s'' -.
paren's. ne' n'o.ie' aas D'en '
iool's ~ s "s s
Remainder the a Patrick's soci-
al in the n s Auditorium Saturday,
evening Come and have a good
ume' iou arc co1''s''s 'n'i'u.
=. o,,,.n ..-,-.a Non. from
s.-,. ,s.-.. 80. 1910. ~
-, 1920. ~ p..m.
- 1901. ~, Nm. 40 ..,,.d -
"a -. 1900.
The old Schmeerkle garage i be-
ry to it's occupancy by the Kelley
Motor Company. Thus the Ford
Agency returns to its original home
In Raymer.
Mr. and Mrs Romine and Mrs Ray
Johnron drove over to Loyeland and
Fort Collins Friday returning home
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

70 lat anu we Snail never lose latin
in them.
The team and subs are as follows;
Florence Moore. Gladys Sibson, Agnes
Carnahan, Mildred Littlfleld, Ruby
Gray, Opal DeForest, Grace DeForest.
and Beulah Whited.
The Victorious Sophomores
by Hazel Macklin)
Monday noon the third game Of the
series between the Sophomores and
the rest Of the school vas played in
the high school gynasium. At 1890
only four grade boys and Ill the Soph-
omore boys appeared. Those who
came were Max Method. Frank Fis-
Gus, Frank Grow and Meril Meyers.
When asked by the Sophomores
where the rest were. Frank Fiscus
replied: Cecil Snyder 10 sick, Bus
Quicker 10 busy, Robert schmeeckle,
Robert conklin and Robert Osborne
are ashamed and afraid to come"
The sophomore players were Wayne
Powell, Ted Nickerson, Tim Swell
gxrd and Lloyd Thompson. Winifred
Powell was al suited up, but did not
play a. there were enough without
him.
The grades threw the first goal
which made them swell with pride
The reason the sophomore boys al
lowed the grades to throw this goal
was to keep the spirit Of the game
going
The score was TO % In favor Of
the sophomores. Who says the soph-
omores can't play ball? We think
this game proves to the community
really what the sophomores can do
II they make up their minds to It.
The Sophomore Class Of 1872
(By Lloyd Thompson)
This is the class Of 1924. Their
motto Is Sometimes dat. sometimes
sharp, but always natural" The
class flower ID sunfower, q flower
that ID common Ill over the United
States. After all, We are not any
more than common but we have the
freshies laid In the shade at that.
The class oolors are silver and gold,
the materials that made the United
States what 1t 10 In wealth today In
the eyes Of the world.
The officers Of the cla1s are: John
vanek. President; Winifred Powell,
Secretary and Treasurer; Blanche
vanek, vics-prssident; Wayne Pow.
ell. Sergeant-at-arms.
This class ID q hard class to salts
~. but whom they are al satisfied
they are In the best Of humor
Last Fridays Entertainment
(By Florence WoIsfold)
Last Friday morning Miss Morri-
sons room entertained. The program
opended with recitation by Marian
Linton, followed by Lady Moon, .
sung BY Catherine Unterfenger, and
ended with q little play, Mother
Goose's Troubles" She lost her goose
and was very much worried. OF
course, the Mother Goose children
were to help her ind It; at last John
ny Drake found 1t in the Mother
Goose book.
We enjoy ell Of the entertainments
very much, but most Of all those Civ
en- BY the grades, for we can always
expect something new a. well a. In
teresting. because the children ere
70 interested In their work.
The third and fouth grade will en-
terrain next Friday, conducted by
Miss Amy Johnston. We are ex-
pecting very enjoyable program.
spelling Contest
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
spelling Contest
BY Ruth Methoi)
Personal xetss
(By Jennie White)

(By Jennie White)
Alfred Marvin was absent from
school three days last week.
Ruby Mccracken, Susie Conklin,
and Cecil Snyder were absent Mon
day.
Blanche vansk taught Miss Nor.
rison's room one day last week.
Gladys emathsrs was absent from
school Tuesday.
Jsnie Johnston was absent two
days laSt week o. account q eopjunc-
tfvitis.
E W ~ ia IL = a1stehsK war
rick = betk n tchq 1gsla atter 1
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Mr.. Quinn arrived home from
Sterling Monday after spending sew
eral days on business. Mr. Rasmus-
sen brought him home and called on
old Raymer friends
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

A great many people took advant-
age Of the fine weather Sunday and
cranked up the fliver for . ride
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Remember the st Patrick's Soci-
al in the n s Auditorium Saturday,
evening. Come and have q good
time. You are cordially invited.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
Mr.. Bryan Of Fort Morgan has left
a complete line OF the Rawleigh goods
at the Colorado House You can
get them there. 44-2
Mrs Norberg.s Sunday School class
were entertained Friday evening at
the Frants home. A good time was
reported by all present.

Sweat pads, all sises. take your
choice at the low price Of 50 cents.
Also Langford collars, any size. on
ly. $1.75. Mayhield 4 Co.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

When you patroniss our adver-
tisers, tell them you saw their id In
The Enterprise. It viii help us and
you too, OF no cost to you.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

C. c. Cornbaugh eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lens du-
plicated. Raabe Building, Sterling.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Sunday was like summer day
and the attendance at the community
Sunday School unusually large.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Mrs M. @ Brown came down from
Wyoming last Thursday to visit her
parents. Her mother has been very
rvorly Tor several weeks Is.st.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

81. PATRICK SOCIAL
WHHREf Peace Valley.
WHNNf March nth.
HOW MUcHf Five csnts. !.
WHATf Short program and games
WHof EVERYBODY. $500, !.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Mr. and Mrs Romine and Mrs Ray
johnson drove over to Loveland and
Fort Collins Friday returning home
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Rornins visited
Mrs Romine's sister In Lcveand and
Mrs Jonhnson visited with Rnth
Graves In Collins.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

The old Schmeerkle garage i be-
ing repaired and painted, prsparato-
ry to its occupancy by the Kelley
Motor Company. Thus the Ford
Agency returns to its original home
In Raymer.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Mr. and Mrs Ross Sweigard drove
in from Trenton, Nebr, Friday to
visit at the parental sweigard homa
until Monday. when they continued
their journey to Lovsiand 70 visit Mn
swsigard's folks. We should not fail
to mention that they brought with
them the lusty year Old son with
whom the grandparents were glad 70
get acquainted.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Mrs Norberg was called to the bed
side OF her father Saturday, he being
seriously Ill. Mr. Johnson took her
to Morgan.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson OF Ster-
ling are moving into the house just
north OF Mr. Rooms this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17

Surely you will want half dozen
pairs Of stockings at this low price.
They have reinforced heels and toes
and hemmed tops-in black, white and
brown.
--Women's Fiber Stockings. hemned
tops of cotton--black and brown, CSC.
UPPER MAIN FLoc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17

Fine quality. seamless. band top
style, knee length. in white-sizes Sc
TO a. and bodice style in pink-sizes
SO to 40. UPPER MAIS rIoo