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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14
o Chcia}bym!

O, chcialbym dozye tel chwili.
w ktorejby ludzie juz sic ME k1o.
cili,
A ludek polski W zgodzie zyl. -
oswiacie,
By kazde dziecko. W kazdej polskiej
chacie.
Szkoly konczylo. a rodzice mill.
zeby sic rowniez " nauce ksztafcili.
By czas ten ujrzee. wszystkich sii
doioze,
A jak nasz kmiotek p}ugiem ziemie
orze,
TAX ia chce orae o;wiatowa niwe.
BY plemie lachow - sta{o sig
szczesliwe.
By przez o;wiate stalo sic potezne
TAX. jak cd wicklow by&o zawsze
mezne
| sprawiedliwe. Wszystkich sill -
doloze.
Ably postepu za;witaly zorze...
Mech znikna wa;nie. spory. pole
miki.
Warcholska prasa i partyjne krzyki
Stale do piracy. a kto pierwszy .
brzegu,
Niechai wraz ze NINA stale do
szeregu.
Otworzmy ksiegi. Z pochylona
skronia
Uczmy sic wiedzy. zczerpmy pelna
NJ d{onia
z czystej krynicy, kt6ra wiedza
| =. kryje.
Pijmy spragnieni zdr6j. CO prawde
as kryje,
Bo przyszio;e Polski W pow.zechnej
-. '~- .@s oswiacie.
Ola szcze;cia sweso ucz sic r6wnie4.
= Braciei
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

reprezentowanem. Przeprowadzone
ewiczenie wypad{y bardzo udatnie.
CO sprawiio dobre wrazenie ma wi
dzach. Pc ukonczonych 6wiczeniach
odbyla sic gra W pike.
Wieczorem tax druzyna ewicz4ca,
delegaci go;cie zaczeli rozjezdzae
sic do dom6w, zegnani przez miej-
scowych Sokol6w okrzykiem: do wi.
dzenia sic "a diva lata ma zlocie
zjezdzie W miescie Cleveland. Ohio
Dodac cd siebie tu mozemy, ze
Sokolstwo tu nasze ziozyio dobry
egzamin ze swej piracy j naszej
strony nalezy mu sic uznanie po'
parcie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14
Zawiadomienie.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam Szanow
ne Siostry. ze Towarzystwo sw.
Kazimiery. grupa l8 Stowarzysze-
MIA Polek W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych odbedzie swe posiedzenie mic
sieczne W niedziele dnia 1890 lip
ca o godzinie 80 po poludniu W
miejscu zwyklych posiedzen. Upra-
szamy jaknajliczniejsze przyby-
Gle ma to posiedzenie. poniewaz be-
da wazne sprawy do za}atwienia.
A. Prussak,
Sekretarka prot.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14
RADY MA UPAkY.

| Cziowiek neraz wywofuje sobe goraczke tenn
peramentem swom mysleniem goraczce Pewien le-
karz badacz powiada, re i'm wiece goraczce mySlimy
tenn gorecej bedzie.
Latem many mniej chor6b, anizeli zima lub W in
nej porze roku.
Ludzie ME znosza goraczki choc trwa zaedwie
ka dn DO reszta dni to ylko przyemne ciep}e powie
trze. Lato jest prawdziwym przyjacelem cz}owieka
miesiacach ipcu, sierpniu wrzesnu umera maj
mnie ludzi to zar6wno jakie czesc kraju kto mie-
szka tyc htrzech mesiecy, kt6re nazywamy latem,
wrzesien konczy lato ma zwykle najmnej wypadk6w
smerc powinnsmy sic zatemP cieszyc lata, i'm 60
retsze tenn bye wecej kontenc DO lata to
DIVA dobroczynnosc natury Latem sonce nieyko
e ale dzafane prmieni soca jest bardzo korzysne ola
|cztoweka, gdyz zabija ciele zarazk rozma-
tych chorob. Powierze jest swieze, powodu goracz
XII WyWaba czowieka domu, wiec cz4owiek oddycha-
JAG swezem powietrzem kapie sobe MEM swoe p}uca
stale sic odpornejszym dolegliwosci Lato przeto
jest W pewnem sfowa znaczeniu czarem zdrowa, pick
nosci ucech, zyca.
Ciep4o potrzebne jest czfowiekowi do zyca. Ca}ko-
wice Jimmy SWAT byby ponury niezdrowy, zatem i
smerca ola
Zapytajmy sic tylko kobiety, kt6ra zajea sic szcze-
RE praca, otrzymamy odpowedz, re goraczce ME
wie az je ktos tenn przypomni. To dowodz, re jeze
cztowek jest zaety ME spogIada wciaz termometr
parasoki, re ME bedze mysa4 goraczce Ze zdz-
wieniem pogladamy osobe PREY zagadnenu jej -
ale to byf goracy dzien osoba wcae sic tenn ME gor
sly, DO dniu ME wedziaa. czy ME usyszy-
my neraz takego zdania: 'Tak byfam zajeta, il ami
zauwazyfam, re dis byfo goraco".
dni gorace ciaio zwyke sic poci, potem
ochtadza sic powo stopniowo Ludze pracujac latem
przy otwartych oknach kt6remi dochodzi Swieze po
wietrze, lepie tenn wychodza anizel zma zamkniec
W mocno ogrzanych fabrykach. Temperature domu ja
ko wmiejscach piracy zime jak zwykle wyzsza ami
zeIi W przecietny dzien latem. ....
Latem przez poty uchodzi cia}a wiele woody "a
beraJacej soba neczysosc krw. Ten odp}yw trzeba
|Jednak zastapc czysta woda inaczej wewnetrznym
CANON moze zaszkodzic brak woody cepe. Pewien
trancusk medyk zaeca pcie goracych napo raczej ami
zeIi lodowe sody icecream Zimna woda bez lodu jest
bezpieczniejsza niz odowa. -
Miesa nalezy uzywac latem> bardzo msso albowiem
meso wytwarza goraczke. "/%S
Najzdrowszem W czasie upa}6w bedzie konsusnowa-
ME mleka mlecznych potraw, swiezych jarzyn owo-
Ic0w. ~. .4 N.>
Pamietajmy zatem, ze cezkie pokarny mysl o
goraczce sprowadza ma mas goraczke predze anize at
mosfera. @s##ts. s@.a5@s
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

tel naszej szowinistami roznymi Klanami - MECH
twierdza nam bedzie kazdy prog polski
Tu wake many bardziej u}atwiona, obrone pewniej-
sza, do tego siuzyc rownez moga nasze niewe-
scie poskie organizace. Wszystkie wec niewasty do
organizacj nalezace zadaniu waznem zapominac
powinny, te wszystke Poki ktore jeszcze
eza ME zorganzowane, MECH da dobra swego VIA
snego ola dobra swych dziec mia III obrony swych
hasei religjnych narodowych nezwfocznie postaraja
zapisac do organzacji polskie newiescie jaka VIA
sne jest Stowarzyszenie Polek Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. '.- ,=t4
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

Parafja ;w. Mari Magdaleny y
sasiedniem Rossford, ktorej probDsz
czuje Wiel. ks. J. F. Lubiatowskii.
przystapila do ,budowania pieknego
budynku, W ktorym miescic sic be-
da pod jednym dachem kosci.o1
szkola. wystarczajaca ma poniesz-
czenie 260 dzieci. Plany bu1ypku.
jaki przedstawia sic wspaniaBe. go
towe. kontraktorzy rozpoczeE pra-
ce W ubieg}ym tygodniu. Nova ia
swiatynia kosztem $4,000 stanie
przy Dixie Highway blisko Eagle
Point.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

Ia wspaniaia rzecz, jest jednym punkt6w, jak
macie sposobnosc widziec przedstaweniu INDIA"
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

Cdy zaczepiono ma ulicy Jamesa
Oldena policjanci aresztowali "A
}amanie prohibicyjnego prawa po
odebraniu mu szesciu butelek w6d-
XII, ten W oczach ich zanim zdo-
lali przeszkodzie. wyjal kieszeni
i do dna wysuszyf siodma p6lpai-
ntowke, poczem W towarzystwie
przedstawicieli prawa udal sic ns
stacje policyjna ma wytrzezwienie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

iak kiedy; poczytywala sobie -
u;me zblizae sic do barry" ma ja-
kiej; zabawie. dzi; ma umor " y
stepach ma wycieczkach wyproznia
butle munszajnowki.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

Ma Cherry i Bancroft uI. tram
wal wypadl SYN, przyczem r,
Wichowski Z p. n. 81 Bronson u.
zostal bole;nie pokaleczony j zbro-
czonego krwia odprowadzono do
szpitala; inni pasazerowie odniesli
slime wstrzasnienia. III
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

Mieszkancy polnocnej czesci mia
sta czynia starania rozszerzenie
Stickley ul.. "a powod podajqc
wzrastajacy ruch automobilowy.
A mieszkancy okolicy parku vii
soma slusznie zadaja nocnego do
zorce parkowego. t}umaczac krok
ten tenn, ze nastaniem pory wie-
czornej miodziez obojga pici zbie-
ra sic W parku wsrod g}osnych
rozmow i smiechow wysiaduje dlu-
go po po&nocy. ~.
Zorganizowany komitet planuje
wzniesienie budynku klubowego ma
granicy ward Trzeciej Cwartej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-07-14

Polar wsrod podejrzanych oko-
licznosci zniszczyi sklady Cenfan
Far Co. i Charters Clothing p. n.
329' Superior ul. Szkody wynosza:
sto tysiecy dolarow. sledztwo W to-
ku. =
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE
YEARS TICKET TO SHOW

The management of the Colonial
and Rialto theatre is going TO give the
crossword puzzle fans a treat by Civ
ing one OF those Famous Crossword
Puzzle books to anyone who will come
to the box office and call for 1t and al
so will give to the first person soly-
ing the puzzles correctly, ticket TO
the Colonial. good for a whole year,
absolutely free.
The second prize will be ticket
good for nine months. and the third
and fourth prizes will be a ticket good
for six months each. The next five to
hand in the correct answer will be
given a ticket good for three months.
So everyone get one OF those puzzle
books, put on your thinking caps and
see II you can win that free ticket
and see all the shows at the Colonial
for a whole year.
The first of these puzzles will ap-
pear in the Independent this week and
one every week until Decoration day
when the contest closes.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
MAS0NS AND @. E. S.
HAD ST. PATRICK PARTY

Masons and Eastern Stars, number,
ing over one hundred, enjoyed a de,
lightful party at the Masonic hall and
club rooms, Tuesday evening. The
decorations were in St. Patrick s
colors.
There was a short program before
the time was given over to cards and
dancing. Miss Etholine Grigsby gave
two humorous readings in negro dia.
lect and was loudly applauded Mrs.
Oliver b. Cook sang Indy in her
own delightful style and also encored
with a pleasing little song. Mr..
Ward l miller was the pianist.
A ladies' quartette composed of
Mesdames o. B. Cook. F. c. Wnhn.
son. l. l.. Morgan and William F.
Marshall sang do You Remember" ?"
and responded to the encore with
Mighty Laka' a Rose" Mrs F. R.
Stearns closed the program with a
reading, Ten Minutes in a Trolley. -
Music for dancing was furnished by
Parker's six piece orchestra.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
PUPILS WILL GIVE
PAGEANT AT CLUB

An unusual program is being pre-
pared by Mrs w. T. Brenton for the
Delta Woman's club next Wednesday,
The program has been designated
Conservation Of Our Scenic Beauty"
and the pageant will be along this
line. II consists OF play written by
the pupils OF Ri English class Jun.
ior high school and will deal with
matters in connection with conserving
such natural resources as are found
in our beautiful colorado. There are
30 characters. and with three eNcep-
tions, all members OF the Seventh
grade.
All mothers Of pupils taking part in
this pageant are invited to be guests
Of tho club and all culb members are
urged to avail themselves of this op-
portunity of seeing n real educational
program.
Al this meeting there win be nomi.
nation Of officers
The hostcsses will be Mesdames w.
N. Duling and ]. II. Keep.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
BASKETBALL SQUAD WAS
GUEST OF LIONS CLUB

More than fifty represented the at
tendance at the Delta Lions club din
uer Wednesday. seventeen Of whom
were the members OF the high school
girls basketball squad who had kept
training throughout the season.
Each Lion chose n girl as his guest
at dinner and introduced her at roll
call
Prof. Ward l. Miller, president in.
troduced the speakers, Miss Jennie
Tyler, who spoke on her trip to Mex.
leo; Capt Carl OF the National Guard,
who gave a short talk on the National
Defense program Of the government;
and Dorothy Covert captain Of the
basketball team, who expressed the
appreciation Of the team for the 10y,
al support given them throughout the
conference and the tournament de
claring that this spirit had n vast
deal to do with their victory in the
finals.
Cub Terrell served a delectablo fish
dinner which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
PEA GREEN COMMUNITY
TO PROVIDE QUARTERS

A very enthusiastic meeting, in
which nearly $50 people participated
was held at the Pea Green school
house on California Mesa, Tuesday
evening
A majority of the residents of that
section, as well as Coutny Agent
Tucker of Montrose, H. A. Ireland,
project manager, also from Montrose,
I'D a number of business men from
Delta were present. Among these
were Morgan Sweitzer from Garnet
Mesa Community club, W w Warner,
George Seabourn, W. ]. Hollands, VIII
H. Mathers. John W. Davis, / c. Hall,
and H. w Robinson. all of whom
made talks giving timely suggestions
looking toward a closer cooperation
between business men and ranchers.
f. Stabler. G. H. Dixon and John Grit
fifth, representing the Orchard City
Community club. were also present
and made interesting talks.
The prime object Of the meeting
was to organize a community club
and formal organization took place
at the close of the meeting.
Plans were started and are now
being pressed for holding a big com,
munity sale in Delta some time during
April. At this time lot of purebred
livestock will be offered for sale and
also several hundred dollars worth
of good live merchandise. which will
be donated by the various merchants
of the coty. The Pea Green band will
be on hand and will furnish music
several hours during the day. Defi-
mite arrangements have not been
made at this time but will be an
nounced through these columns in
ample time for the big sale Informa-
ton will also be conveyed through
the merchants trade bulletin which is
to be issued the first of April.
The following were elected officers
Of the community club; King Banks.
president; Bryon Fisher, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. J. L. MCClurg. secretary
treasurer.
A social time and refreshments were
enjoyed after the business meeting.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
GLENW00D SPRINGS
CHALLENGES DELTA

On Monday a big dinner WIS serv-
ed at Glenwood Springs to the girls
and boys basketball teams who had
made such r splending showing in
the tournament here and at that time
Il was decided to extend an invitation
10 the Delta basketball girls team
to come there and play game on
their court this evening, Glenwood
people to pay all the expenses.
However. the Delta girls have been
in restraint for so long keeping train
ing rules. that after the tournament
was over they had been very active
gratifying their desires for sweets
and entertainments, and also have
not practiced. so it was decided that
It would not be a wise move at this
time
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
DELTA HIGH STUDENTS
HAVE ANNUAL CONTESTS

The preliminary contests between
Delta high school students in humor-
GUS and dramatic readings and orat-
orical deelamations are being held
this week. Thursday and Friday, at
the auditorium, beginning at 7:8O
o'clock.
Last evening, Thursday, memorized
declamations and humorous reading
contests were held with the follow
ing entries:
Memorized Declarations
An American Jewel" Howard Blaine
Affairs in Cuba" Wilson
Apostles of Peace Naomi Houems
"The Chant of the Corner Stone"
Leota Blaine
Humorous Readings
Mr.. Duley on the New Woman"
--------- FStella SeabOuru
Little Sisters Have Big Ears
------------------Lo Stanford
Little Marjory at the Movies
-----------------S Shirley Ehrgott
Trapped Football -Melba Hooker
The winners in these contests, as
well as in those to be held this even
ing, will be announced next week.
This evening the contests in orig
inal declamations will be held with
the following entries:
Onward America" -Oleta Mcdaniel
'The Third American LEADER
-------------------Ayshford Tyler
Dramatic Declarations
For Dear Old Yale" Arthur Morris
"A Few Numbers in the Key of c.
--l---------------- Helen Miller
THE Red Disc" Elaine Lowe
Bobby Shaftoe' -Marjory Dove
'Laddie" Helen Hick
Music will be furnished between
numbers by the high school orchestra
and the high school glee club. The
winners will represent this school at
the Western Slope Rhetorical contest
to be held in Montrose this spring.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
COMMITTEE FINISHES
WORK ON SURVEY

board of sixteen classifiers. who
We're appointed by the Cooperative
Committee of the UncompahEre VAL
ley Water Users association. have
about completed the work Of classify
ing the land i'm this district
Mr. Hayden. representing the gov
ernment was here few days ago and
stated that he believed the classifica-
tiou was very reasonable as outlined.
He was considerably disappointed in
the developments i'm connection with
the tract OF land known as Dago Flats
on the west side and also the tract on
the east side extending from east
Garnet Mesa TO Noutrose
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
DELTA B0TTLING WORKS
MOVES UP TOWN

The factory and offices of the Delta
Bottling Works was moved this week
from the Delta Ice Plant to the Green
wood building near the corner of
Fourth and Palmer, and already the
machinery is working.
The cement building is being re-
modelled and painted inside and out.
The general color scheme will be
green and white, Mr.. Gallup says, as a
tribute to the Delta high school col
ors. A large sign is being painted on
the south side. just the regular Coco
Cola sign. The interior walls and
ceiling will be painted white and the
machinery green. continuing the gen,
eral color scheme. The upper floor is
to be syrup room for making the
popular flavors to be used for making
syrups to be used in the manufacture
of the various kinds Of soda pop. At
this time Mr. Gallup is putting out II
flayors and is experimenting on sew
eral others which he expects to put
out this summer.
The new location is much more
commodious than the former one and
makes access to the town more con-
venient
Mr.. Gallup plans as soon as the
painting is done and everything in
shipshape to have an open house
when the general public will be in
vited and treated to his or her fav-
orite drink.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
VIII Give Fine Arts Program

The GunnIson Fine Arts department
will present a varied program at the
high school auditorium next Tuesday
evening, March "a, and the public is
cordially invited. 4 minimum charge
of . and 35c will be made
The Western State college orches,
ira, consisting of s. pieces. will
furnish the music, and the entertain
ment is under the direction of F.
George pamson, whose ability along
this line is well known to nearly all
Delta people.
There will be vocal and Instrument
.al solos, readings, selections by the
orchestra, and a one act play Poor
old Jim"
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
BIG CIRCUS COMING :
HERE APRIL : III
iIIFRl[D)

Elaborate preparations a. being
made for holding the bigge indoor
circus ever shown in Delta at the
high school auditorium on Friday,
April 3. P. w. Eames, who has had
considerable experience in conducting
indoor circuses, is directing arrange
ments and furnishing many of the
costumes He is doing this voluntary
and without compensation whatever,
in order to assist the members Of the
Hi Y and the Y. w. c. A. reserves in
making it a success.
There will be big parade in which
all the students of both the grade
and high schools will participate,
which will mean about 1900. There
will be side shows, ring performan-
ces, wild CD animals OF all kinds,
Indians, clowns rubes, policemen, no.
hos, Brownies. and band music galore,
also candy and pink lemonade.
You viii laugh as you never laugh
ed before at the antics of the ami
mails and clowns. One publication
says that this circus provides 2lo
laughs in lO5 minutes.
Posters and advertisements will ap-
pear next week giving a more detail.
ed program The proceeds will be
used to defray the expenses of the
delegates to the summer state con-
ventions Of the two respective organi.
ZatiODs
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
John Ramer Resigns Post

John +. Ramer Of Hotchkiss recent,
ly resigned as minister to Nicaragua,
after serving in this capacity for
more than three years.
Charles c. Eberhardt OF Kansas
was named by President Coolidge to
succeed Mr. Ramer.
George 7. Summerlin Of Louisiana
was also named by President Cool
idEe as minister to Nicaragua, sue
ceedinE Frank Morales of New
Jersey.
II is understood that the resigna
tious of Mr. Ramer and Mr. Morales
are I'm accordance with the establish.
ed custom in which political ap
pointees in diplomatic service tender
their designations at the end Of presi
Dental administrations
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
Child Badly Burned Monday

Little Lois huntington. five-year-old
dauEhter of Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
huntington living on the Roubideau
road short distance from Delta.
was badly burned Monday afternoon.
when her clothing caught fire from
an out-ofdoor fire,
The little girl was playing and il is
supposed that the wind blew the
flames toward her causing the acct
dent Her mother was nearby but be-
fore she could eXtiuguish the flames
the childs clothing was almost burn.
ed off and her side was badly burned.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
DELTA ELKS WILL BUILD
NEW HOME THIS YEAR

For some time the members Of
Delta Lodge No. 1885, 3. P. o. EIks,
have seriously considered erecting a
fine building on their lots at the
corner of Sixth and Main Monday
evening the building committee held
a meeting and decided to recommend
to the lodge at its meeting Wednes-
day evening that they proceed at
once to finance the deal and make
the necessary arrangements. This
was done and it is probable that
active operations will commence with
in a very few weeks.
The building will be strictly mod
ern and will be erected at a cost of
approximately $4,000.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
MANY KILLED IN STORM
OVER EASTERN STATES

A message received here yesterday
announced that terrific tornado had
traversed portions Of Illinois, Indiana
and Missouri, in which 1000 were
killed and hundreds injured, Muir.
pheysboro, West Frankfort and De-
soto, Illinois wehe hardest hit, but
Cape Girnrdeau, Missouri, and Spring
field, Kentucky, were also affected.
Troops have been ordered, out In all
three states mentioned.
At Palm Beach, florida, the same
evening a S5.OO0,0O0 fire occurred,
and the city is under martial law.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
French Attends Forest Meet

H. II. French attended four days
session Of rangers meeting at Mont
rose last week. delivering an address
on the subject, Planning the Forest %
The meeting was in session from
Monday until Friday noon. Four for
ests, Grand Mesa, Montezuma. Gun.
nison. and Uncompahgre, were repre-
souted rangers in attendance being
In the neighhorhood Of forty-five, all
Of whom were interested in planning
the work for the coming year.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
HAND BADLY INJURED
WHEN CAP EXPL0DES

w. h. Flaugher is nursing a seri-
ously injured hand as q result of an
encounter with cap from a pistol
Friday
Mr. Flaugher was preparing to send
to a friend and old firearm and decid-
ed to remove the powder from the
shells which were OF the old fashion
ed hand driven variety The powder
evidently objected to the intrusion.
and the she'll bursted, tearing up one
OF his hands very badly
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HAVE LIVELY MEETING

At the Chamber of Commerce regu-
lar meeting last evening nearly 100
were present. One of the largest
meetings ever held.
A party Of musical entertainers
and C. E. Adams were here from
Montrose. Mr.. Adams spoke on com.
munity cooperation, lauding Delta
and condemning Grand Junction.
Many matters of Importance were
taken up and assigned to proper com
mittees. Space prevents a full writeup
this week.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
LAZEAR PEOPLE WILL
GIVE GOOD SHOW

The Iazear Community players
have gone to considerable work in
preparing n clever play "a Little
CIodhopper." which was presented at
the Lazear Hall Wednesday evening
and will be presented again at Austin
this evening.
There are seven characters and
there Is a world Of fun in II, The
play is directed by Hugh C. Stout OF
I.azear school