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Llega a la puerta hngiendo yer 5ader5
penuria fisica. Reclama con voz entire
ccrta una limosna por Ell amor de Dios !.
sH apariencia externa mueve a con
dolencia. Lnenga negra barba casi Gu
bre su rostr2. Claros denunciadores Sc
cbservan de una vitalidad joven 70.
busta. Un color de rosa subido nos della
ia la circulation vigorosa de una sangre
RIGA en- corpIsculos rojos.1 ss n
Pelo negro,i sedoso. ABUNDANCE y lar.
go cubre su crSneo. Un solo hilo de pla-
ia no asoma atrevido entire aQuella den
sa nube. Todo demuestra que vive ahors
nuestro raro personaje una vida fuerte
de cuarenta inviernos 10 sumo.
Desalinado sembrero de feltro en-
polvado pcr-e el tempo preserva su cabs-
"a &c las inclemencias del china Y de las
miradas de sus semejartes
Traje girls, sucio, grasiento, de Llama.
tivcs remicndos aqui, y aberturas acu-
la, completa su indumentaria, sus pies
caminan desnudcs, y va inochila al hon.
bro.
Tai es el protagonista de la comedia
social que nos ocupa.
''Una nnosna- rnurmura entire quejo-
so y temeroso.
Un circuna'ante que sarrellanado So
bre la acera platica con un 'revendor'
lie inquiere: 's5Que vende usted ahi?''
Nada- contesta Ell taimado con cierto
aire de. compunsi6n.
va TODD ell mundo pide limosna-obj je
ia maliciosamerte miranda a su CANA
ra6a. Es que g = su amigo atravicsan
fisieamente per una situaci6n desastro-
sa, y sin embargo, trabajan, buscsn el
certavo honrosamente. Ease padece de
herlia. Su amigo de tlce-a maligna
Nuestro pordiosero coge al vuelo la
inteaci6n de su osado interlocutor, y
una vez que atrapa su presa, consisten
te en- cobriza moneda, no sabe. como sa
lir de aquel laberinto que inesperadamen
te Sc lie la prssentalo para obstaculizar
su carrera de s.svividor c6modo''. y Sc
rnaatiene tirme en- su puesto, meditabun-
do, y como 81 ensayara su papel para sa-
lir del atolladero, airosamerie, inteli-
gentemente.
Tecide lin mente'' sertarse,, 10
hacc con decision. n sA
Nientras santo, los personajes secun
darios aprovechan aquella feliz opoTtu-
nidad para liablar de sus achaques. Esl
tescescribe su enfefinedad9, y Ia aopera-
cion que piehsa hacerse para 'libaarse dc
TN enennigo nciliabIe que lie implde
trabajar, 10 que conststuye sui mas en-.
carfIado anhslo, nieatrass ell otro le
atiende7 religiosamenteI. 91n efsfa
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EsCANDALo EN- NAPohEs AL RE.
< PREsENTARSE UNA OPERA
FUTURIsTA zS

Noticias llegadas de Ttsia coninni-
can que al repres sntarse en- 81 Tea.
tro Napoles, de Ia ciudad del lhisnlo
norbre la farnosa obra. sprpresa chi
70 atitor es el poeta futurista Marlnet
ii. copstitpy6 un gran exita de publi-
CO. La cllriosidad, tai vez la esperaa
"a de una desatada hilaridad, atraj jcsoa
a los espectadores en- tan gran nlirne-
70 que en- los palcos Sc veian de diez
treinta personals.
Los que esreraban un escandalo no
ftiercn en- verdad defraudados Todos
los actores fueran silbados cstrepito-
samente ' Ell publico asisti6 = toda Ia
Interpretation en- medic de la mayor hi
1aridad, Minutes despu6s dc la repre-
sentacs6n Marinetti di6 una conferen-
cfa acerca del 'tactilismo pero sus
palabras fueron acogidas mny durat
inente. Ell llFpabIico ls increp6 de una
deahfsnsra AviOtehta sih due ii csiebre poe
E htufxg ~ nSfUpA .f&uG9tuirlt sefk tA Y.sG4
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luto.
M6jese sencillamente Ell cabello con
aqua tibia v fr6telo con este. Con una
dos cucharaditas Sc obtiene una es
puma RIGA abundante que limpia per
fectamente tanto ell cabello como el
cuero cabelIudo La espuma Sc enjua.
ga facilmente y quita hasta Ia Ultima
particula de polvo caspa El cabe-
ilo Sc SEGA rapida y uniformemente
haciendose fno, sedoso y lustroso.
FL aceite de coco mulsifed puede OBJ
tenerse facilmente en- cualquier boti-
ca, drogueria, perfumerfa peluque-
ria. Es inuy ecenomico pues bastan unas
cuantas onzas para ell uso de toda una
familia durante meses. Exijase que le-
We 81 nombre mulsifed.
'dss @ ys Advt.
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!. HERo1cIDAp De ,UN I a.PyoLIcIA

6H e6l 5 56ni 6i5ml5eB 8
rs FL jpeyess por la noche, Ii1ientras La
pciudad essapas conyertida 3en un hervi;
dero humane, nos hallabamps en- Ia, ca
lie de San Jose, sesqpina q San Francis,
CO. desde donde pudimos contemplar, el
siguiente hecho hercico, llevado q efec-
to por Ell policia carmelo M6ndez, plaza
namero 77S, de servicio en- dicho sitio.
Subia a gran velocidad por la calle
de San Jose Uni auto can direction norte.
Ell que 10 guiaba, no tuvo en- cuenta la
aglomeraci6n de gente que esa noche
habfa en- los sseios por donde pasaba,
pues, pesar de clio, no reducia la exec
silva velocidad de su caro-, amenazando
a les m1ltiples Viandantes.
Venia el referido auto por frente a
la Intendencia, cuando un nifio de corta
edad, que Sc habia separado de sus pa
dres, salt6 al medic de la Gale. Ell CAIRO
avanzaba mas mas; iba acortandoss
la distancia que separaba al pobre niio
tai vez de I'm peligro de muerte, cuando
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La la!ujer y gI CigarriAO

pkrior al shombre. Pero ella misma pa
rece que por espiritu de imitacion 9
de rivalidad, es decir, por iguaiarse en-
todo al compa1ero de sr vida, Sc lla pro
puesto descender un nivel tan bajo y
tan impropio de ella que va ser ne
cesario considerable simplemente como
nujer.
Este NAL ipodra atribuirse los pro-
gresos de la civilization las extra
vagancias y exageraciOnes de las
mcdas?
No incprrirem6s ea eqiivocaci6n 81
le atribuimos la mayor parte de la res
ponsabilidad a estOs dos factories, indis
pensable Ell primero, superhuo o indtiI
el segundo o3al menos desproporcionado
con el gusto y delicadeza natural de ella,
la mujer.
En- estos tiltimos tiempos es tambien
partfcipe de dicha resp6nsabilidad la pol
ca 0 ninguna atenci6n Que Sc presta a
la educaci6n moral, es decir al cnltivo
de los sentimientos femeninos
Tenenos mujeres con cerebros en- sx-
tremo educados pero con corazones en-
cc1npieto .estado de gestaCi6n,
Es s'decir, la mujer de hoy dia estas Sc
prepara fntelectuaimente para la vida
de relacd6n social y mg5erial. Pero para
aQuella otra vida que es la esenciaS y
principal y que ademas sirve de base
Fundamental a aquella otra, Sc l1alla en-,
estado rudimentario.
He aqui la causa l6gica y esencial
de esas marcadas tendencias ifclina-
clones en- la niiijerS hacia los vicios' y
hacia todo aquello Que essa er pugna con
su csndici6n de mujer.
81 educaramos el coraz6n de elias
fomentarfamos en- su personalfdad moral
el sentimiento del odio y del despre-
clio no tan solo hacia los vicios, sino que
tambin hacia TODD aquelio que tienda a
colocarla en- rin nivel igual al hombre.
Fero 10 que mas ha Hansdo poderosa-
mente mi atenci6n hasta Ell extreme del
asombro son las propOrciOnes pr5gresi-
vas que ell vicio del cigarriEio esta des
afrollando en- la mujer, no solamente
en- grandes y nnsdianas, sino en- ninas
adolescentes adn.
iOh nlujer! no des mterte con IN vi
clio tan feo y asqueroso las 1ihdas 10
res de IN hei1ezai moral ffsica q esn;,;.
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LHMA: on rnIIjerl We
vinidad " espiritualiIad


Hagamos un parentesis en- estos mo
mentos en- que las imaginaciones espi-
ritus humanos So debaten ep luchas
cruentas y horribIes Ell todos los SEMI.
dos en- todos los 6rdenes de la vida, '
dediuuemos parte de nuestra atenci6n a
IN asunto que Ia indiferencia y el POGO
interes en- que parece hallarse envueltc
essa contribuyefdo de modo poderoso
al progreso general del mismo.
Sc trata NADIA rnenos Que del vicio del
. cigarrillo en- el bello sexo, que de CONT
+ nuar en-. las proporciones progresivas
que va hara de este en- no lejana fec1a
un sexo desprovisto por complete de be-
lleza no solamente moral espiritual, 81.
no que tambien en- 10 que si;ane a su
aspecto fisico dejara mucfo que desear.
Porque tomando primeramente eli
consideration aquelia parte que concisr-
ne a la salud fisica, los efectos que pro.
duce Ell habito de fumar resultan en- mi
opinion mucho mas perjudiciales y day
fiinos en- La mujer que en- Ell hombre
ST. acknowledgements en- aqueIla por ser
La pare mas d6bil, sensible y delicada.
81 entendemos por bello todo aquello
que en- Ia naturaleza presenta aspecto
chsrm9so1 ssaapGtor a e; debtem9s conceptuar
oSla, nlpieT Seorgp el sxponente mas alto
de ssal conceptps siryiendo 10 que precede
para estaplecero la siguiente compara-
. Gi6nst ma tfor, una rosa por ejemplo Sc
lohace rpasarr ar j una sola vez por la accion
Il de1pnaa corriente OH sa DE humo, y este bastara
4 Rarat que opderda elb aspect9 bello , en-
cantador que antes presentaba, marchi-
tandose sus suaves v delicados petalos,
fernando un conjunto triste Y dolcroso.
Ne POGO menos ocurre la mujer que es
ell simbolo de la sensibilidad delicade-
"a: En- la rosa todo ell daho ocasionado.
10 fu6 en- su parte externa. Pero en- la
compahera del hombre la parte que ma
yor dafio sufre es aquella que compren-
de toda su personalidad intima, es decir
Eodo 10 que atafe a su alma v espiritu,
refejandose por decirlo asi con Ell trans
curse del tempo EN- Ell aspecto fisico 0
externo de la nisma.
Pero ahondando mas en- la cuesti6a
dilenios que la belleza espirltual y mo
ralSde la nujer es esencialmente incon-
patible con tcdo aquello que ltienda a
restarle femenidad, es decir a. perjudi-
carla en- SUI condicion de hembra. I
La raturaleza saba " preyisira qliso
dotafla y la doto de tedss aquellas ci'a-
ndades que la hacen emiuentemente su7
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E5 PEARL WHITE vENDRA ass
Y F3 4''s'sis1 @se A PUERTO RIcoY


ossgun nuestros4 infOrtnes, ell sr. sege
gusoia, reptesentants en- sah JiIan de
ia casa de pelicuiss ssFGx ha reei.
/ bido una carta de los EstadOs unidos,
en Ia Que So le particips Que Ia BELLA Y
popular EsTRELIA de Ia. pgntalla,
Miss, Pearl White, tan conocida y adj
nirada por nuestro publicO, piensa hs.
Ger un viaje a Puerto Rico, en- donde
pssara una breve temporada de vaca-
/ clones.
Ell Sr Segurola espera nuevos deta-
lies sobre Ell particular, va Que en- la
carta de referencia que recibiera no SO
lie aseguraba 81 la EsTRELTlA Sc deci-
diria realizar el viaje, como habia
dicho.
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de pronto. uzl- hombre uniformado arro-
ia Ell rotten y So capa a larga distancia,
y, agarrando al nifo entire sus brazos
10 saco del peligro, no sin que recibie-
ra el policia un pequeno rasguno en- an
brazo v una confusion en- la pierna fz-
quierda. Los padres de la monisima cria-
tura, pasado el susie consiguiente, abfa
zaron emocionados al heroico policia,
quien despues de haber salvado al niho
sigui6 preseri+ ando sus services en- la es
quina, como 81 NADIA hubiera pasado.
No queremcs hacer concentrates de es-
te acto, concretandonos a darlo la
publicidad para conOcimiento de nues-
tros lectores, v poner de relieve IA ne
roica conductas del policia merecedora
de. les mas altesreneomjOsi ycdes ejempiO
de toios. RERORERRf Bl 90
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ta diera muestras de alteraci6n nj de
tiinidez. EI espsctacnlo termin6 con un
escandalo inenarrable. Las autoridades
han prohibido' la representation de
"scrpresa'', para evitar que Sc repro-
duzcan los escandalos.
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cneEo cabelludo
hacienda el cabe-
llo quebradizo. Pu
70 aceite de coco
mulsiiedn el cual
es puro e inofensi
vo, es mucho me
jor que el jab6n
mas costoso o cual
uuier otra cosa
que pueda usted
usar para el sham
pd. No periudica
el cabello en- abso
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Ell DESNUDO EN- Ell.
ARTF

Con motive de la proxi-
ma exhibici6n de la famosa
pelicula titulada ssLJUU-
RIAv el eI teatro ssAMERI-
CA, pregdntanse numero-
sisimas personas 81 tiene
no raz6n de ser el desnudo
en- el arte, asunto que, Sc
gun saben los ieetores, ha
sido discutido hace mucho
tempo.
4, ioue tlerle que yer "Lu-
JURIA" con esl question?
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anoche al salir de un cine:
- Es vredad que la Lulu
ria es el pecado mayor de to-
dos?
No murmures, hija, que
pueden olrte.
-Pero, Ses un pecado muy
gordo no? 1Por que me
10 .ocultas?
-Vete al "AMERICA'.
donde estrenaran "LUJU-
RIA, esa preciosa pelfcula,
Y va sabras 10 que es, ell Jue-
YES 12,. Viernes 13 en- ell VIC
TORY GARDEN v Martes
II en- el IMPERIAL
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Para Il lavadO de Ia cabellsra
empleese el aceite de coco

Isl auiere usted conservar su cabelle-
ra en- buens estado, fijese ICON que ela
lava.
La mayoria de los japenes de sham
pfs preparados contienen demasiado ali
cali,
Este es muy danino pues deseca -el
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va Sc. averiguara cuando
Sc exhiba ese TlafaNilI0so
sfilmv en- el teatro "AME-
: RIGA" el Jueves IL; Viernes
13 en- Ell VICTORY GAR +.
DEN, j. Martes II en- 4 I'M
PERIAL.
UN PRODIGIO ) EN- SAN
JUAN
Dialogo entire novios:
Dime, Lulu, ;iras a yer
LUJURIA, cuando la exhi-
ban en- ell teatro AMERICA
el Jueves IL, Viernes 13 en-
el VICTORY GARDEN v ell
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Martes Il en- el IMPERIAL?

Martes II en- Ell IMPERIAL?
Exsi. clarito.
sDe manera, Lulu, que
t1 no formas parte del gru-
po de hipocritas que Sc me-
ten a censurar 10 que no CO.
nocen? SO
Me basta v sobra ell tes-
timonio de mi papa; v mi
papa acaba de yer "LUJU-
RIA' en- Paris Y dice que es
un prodigio.
Ell PECADO MAYOR DE
LOS SIETE.
Dialogo cogido al vuelo,
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i ES PECADo aLUJURIA"?

He aquf le que tratan de
ayeriguar numerosisimas psr-
sonas. iEs pecado LUJU-
RIA?
X va Sc sabe que sLJJU-
RIA" ademas de 10 que su
nombre expresa, es una pre-
ciosa pelfcula Due exhibira
el teatro AMERICA Ell Jue-
YES 12; VICTORY GAR
DEN, Viernes iS.y Mirtes
IL en- ell IMPERIAL.
Pero, en- resumen: iSera
pecado o no?
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sACco Y vANzETTI
\ y h'S9 PIDEN NUEvo JUICIo

Nicola Sacco v Bartolomeo vanzetti
han perdido su prinera peieaR por
haberles negado el juez ThayeE Ia ce-
,lebrac: on de nuevo juicio
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el cabello en- abst
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

BORN-to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Schrool. residing miles north of
town. ten Id. baby boy. Mother
and babe doing nicely.
Frank Burkepile left Sunday for
the harvest fields in Kansas.
W. G. Ralraven and family ac-
companied by R. A. Rickett and
John Spear and family picniced at
Tive RHttes Sunday.
Regular preaching services will be
held both morning and evening at
the Baptist church next Sunday
There will be special music at each
service. The "Red and Blue con
tost will be ,inaugurated at the
Sunday School hour. All Sunday
School pupils are urged to be pres
ent,
Mrs. l.. Barnes and daughter, Mrs.
J. u. Barnes Ut Blaine went to
Denver yesterday. From there they
return home to Des M0ines, Iowa.
Mrs. B. G. Dapr0n and son, who
have been visiting at Alva, Okla.
returned home to Stonington yes
terday. by way Of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
FAREWELL SERMON
AT PRAIRIE VIEW

Rev. c. b. Lewis preached his fare
well sermon at the Prairie View
School house Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Lewis has been our pastor for the
past several months and under his
ministry our Sunday School and
church have prospered. Words can
not express our appreciation of
Mr.. Lewis and his work while
among us and tho we grieve to have
him leave we know our loss will
be others gain. Rev. Lewis was ac-
companied by his wife and Rev.
Cantwell and wife of the Presbyter-
ian church. Rev. Cantwell will take
the place of Rev. Lewis In the pull
pit here and we extend to him a
warmer welcome. At the close of
the meeting the gold old hymn God
be With You" was sung with great
feeling by all and that perhaps
expresses our feeling toward Rev,
Lewis better than any other. The
best wishes of the entire community
are extended to Rev. Lewis and
family wherever they may go. The
Prairie View s. s. and church.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
WILL HAVE AUTO RACE
Garden City, Kan. June 81, 1922.
Holly Chieftain,
Holly, Colorado.

Holly Chieftain,
Holly, Colorado.
Dear Sir:
am encloing you news item in
regard to train-autO race, which
has been brewing for or weeks,
resulting from hotel lobby argu-
ment, in reference to the endurance
of q stock car, and the fitness of
the Santa Fe Trail to make such
drive. Yesterday at Great Bend,
the deal was made, and purse of
$4,000 was put up. Thee conditions
of this race are that Nash 7-pas-
serger touring car is to beat the
schedule of Santa Fe train No. S
from Garden City, Kansas. to Den
,.ver, Colorado. The ear is to start
July 18th, at 1000 o'clock p. N. Fhe
train is to leave at 1918. the auto
being allowed 10 minutes advantage
Of the scedule This car is not to
be stripped in any way and no spe.
.cial equipment. The car is owned
and driven by Chas. w. Bogart, of
Garden City. who owned and raced
the famous tr0tter. Gold Dust Maid
2:07l-4, which was taken to the
Grand Circuit and wen some $4,000
in purses, she being driven by Pop.
Ed. F. Geers; for B0gsrt in her
races.
If this car should win this feat it
would be a big boost for the Santa
Fe Trail. as people have been told
east of here to stay off the Santa Fe
Trail telling them to 60 north to
the Kansas Colorado Boulevard. as
the Santa Fe trail was nearly i'm.
passablee since the flood, so we are
not getting by half what tourists
We ought to get. Also, 1t will be
quite boost for the Nash car.
don't thing Bogart will have any
trouble in getting permission to
exceed the speed limit through
towns. as he intends to ask permis-
sion on account Of the trail boost.
Please insert as much of this arti-
Gle as you consistently can in your
paper, as many people are deeply
interested in the racee.
Yours truly.
HURBERT G. ROSS.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
A SUNDAY SCHOOL AID
Analysis Of Current Lesson Appears
Regularly in the chisftain.

The international Sunday School
lessons which are appearing regu-
larly in The Chieftain aree prepared
by Rev. p. B. Fitzwater. d. D.
teacher Of English Bible in the
Moody Bible Institute Chicago, and
are read, appreciated and studied
by thousands of Bible students in
all parts of the country, the lessons
being syndicated to hundreds OF
papers
These lessons are prepared from
non-sectarian point of view. and
may be used by attendants OF all
Sunday Schools which use the uni,
5olIa international texts.
The lessons are published in ad-
yaneee Of the date of use, there
fore should be preserved when the
paper comes. These lessons have
peen big help to superintendents
when the regular supply OF leaflets
tas failed to arrive on time, and
arc especially appreciated by
those who for arsy reason or unable
70 attend regularly.
The editor has heard from sew.
eral Sunday School workers In this
section who use these helps regu-
laily.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29

Mrs. Frank Ames and two sons
who have been visiting her father,
Conrad Swantz in Kiowa came home
by way of Holly to StOnington yes
terday.
Don't fail to see "See My Lawyer
Cow Club Friday and Saturday. Al.
so comedy.
The Sellers June Bride Kitchen
cabinet now for $iG50 Porcelain
top. The Morich Furniture Co,
Miss Esther HQlmes departed yes
terday for Topeka where she plans
to visit relatives and other friends
for month.
Regular meeting of the Mems I'm
ion will be held ut the Baptist
church Sunday, July 2, at 3 p. NJ.
All men are cordially invited to
come.
L. J. Gilmour was in Lamar on
business Monday
The better Kitchen cabinets are
in the Sellers make, reduced price,
from $46.50 up. The Morich Furni,
ture Co.
The Primary Department of the
Presbyterian Sunday School met at
the home OF Sheila Powers the as
sistant teacher, on Thursday after.
noon, June %. The afternoon was
spent in playing games and having
q general good time. Refreshments
of cake and ice cream were served.
Those present were: Nell Wilson.
Barbara Woods, LaDean Robson,
Marcella and Lucille Laubach and
Harry Nazarenus. Leota kimmel
and. Robert Eeaton. were. honor
guests
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
WANDERLusT IS MARINE
CORPS ALLY.

That restlessnesse is the most pro-
nounced characteristic of the pre-
sent day American youth Is strongly
indicated by recent statistics com
piled by the Marine Corps. These
figures cover boys OF military age
who have enlisted for terms of three
Or four years.
The desire for travel given as a
reason for enlisting, heads the list
with about fifty per cent. Voca-
tional and educational ambitions
come second with about forty per
cent. OF the remaining ten per cent
lack of employment led with five,
followed with military trairing for
three per cent and the remaining
two per cent for aviation.
The varied duties, ashore and
afloat, home md abroad cause the
men of today who are looking for
ward to travel and adventure to
turn to the Marine Corps. This
three-irl one branch 90 the U. s.
service not only serves In many for
eign countries. abroad the ships of
the Navy cruising in foreign waters,
as well as the many shore stations
at home, but allows the men to con-
tinue their education, through the
Marine farms fnS{it which ftlnC.
tions the same as the !. G. H., at
Scranton, Penn.
The opportunities offered by the
Marine Corps today are many and
varied. covering practically all
walks of civilian life, thereby fitting
man for his discharge to return
to civilian life better able to take
up the reins with the knowledge
and practical experience that will
cary him through winner.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
JUNE REPORT OF
THE A. v. O. 7. ASSN

The Holly Cow Club have an
bounced big celebration and pic.
lic for the Fourth of July. Three
Of the association members have
sent in applications for tubedculin
testing under the Government &C.
credited herd plan. A number OF
ether applications have been sent
SUIT for this work.
All of the first cutting of alfalfa
hGy is now in the stack. The hay
vas unusually havy in all sections
af the Valley. Good weather pre-
romirated during the haying sea
son and most of the hay was put up
IN excellent condition. A record Sc
rond cutting is predicted. Most of
the hay mills are now in operation.
They are paying $50 per tom for
hay delivered at the mill.
The weather has been unusually
hot and dry this month. The cows
in most of the herds are nearing
the latter part of their lactation
periods. These two facts. with the
dry lot feeding and lack of pastures
are responsible for a considerable
drop in the milk production. The
receipts of the Helyetia Milk Con
densipg Company have dropped from
s7Qo lbs. to 5000 lbs. within the last
three weeks. This drap is due tR
the causes above named.
During the hot weather there is
some trouble getting the milk to
market in q sweet and fresh cGndi-
tion. The main essentials In keep
Ing milk In good condition durng
hot weather are clean produetian
and proper cooling. The dairy barn
should be kept clean and as free
from dust and flies as possible. A.
cumulated manure and rOughages.
especially II in damp condition,
soon undergo putrlfaetiye changes
and give off OdOrs which may EARLY
taint the milk. Keep the cows nd
ders clean and milk with dry hands.
Have plenty OF ventilation and
sunlight for the barn and milk
house. Have the mily utensils
thoroughly wEhed, steamed and
summed. Remove the milk from the
stable as soon NJ 1t Is down from
the COW, cool to IS degrees or lower
and hold it at this temperature
until delivered II the milk is
drawn clear and properly cooled
there will be no trouble with it's
souring or becoming tainted before
it reaches the market.
The Model Dairy reports 145s lbs
Of milk with 81 lbs OF butter tat
Cost OF roughage $500, Of grain $500
Profit over feed $20S0
Max Grandy tester, A. v G. 7
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-29
Vitamine Cold Slaw

Red cabbage ID nice for this but
II impossible to secure, use white
which also contains q plentiful sup
ply Of health-giving vitamines when
INV. Slice one small head Of cab
bass fms; add two minced onions;
snp cup chopped Spanish green
eiiyes (stoned); vinegar, salt and
pepper to suit the taste. It's new
slaw, . healthfpl slaw AID . deli.
eieYs slaw. y