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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-04-18
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Treasures Notice on Request
for Tax Deed.

To every pefsoB In actual possession or occu
pancy Of the hereinafter described land lot OF
premises. and 10 the person in whose name the
same was taxed or specially assessed. and to all
persons having IN interest title Of record in
to the same.
Notios u hereby given that on the 18th day ol
November. A. D.. 1911. the following described
property. situate In the County OF Clear Creek
and State Of Colorado. to-wit: -
Udivided 1920 Gold Link lode. survey No. 477i
undivided 1il9O Hamilton lode, survey No. 5034
undivided 1920 Lexington lode. survey No. 477I
undivided ih20 Preacher lode, survey No. 475l
and undivided 1920 Two Ten lode. survey No. All
~ described in tax sale certificates of purchase
Nos ss3. 90. e92 1886 and s3a respectively for the
year 1910. was sold for the whole taxes for the
year 1910; and that on the 3Oth day Of Novem.
Der. l912. the undivided go Of the above named
lodes. ~ described In tax sale certificates Of pur
chase Nos Ssa 9ea. ss5. 9ss and se7 respectively.
for the tag Of 1911 sold for the whole taxes for
theyear 1911 and purchased BY Clear Creek Coun.
ty.
That the said Clear Creek County has duly
~-esigued the certificates Of purchase issued on
e9oount Of such purchases to Frank r. McCor
mick who hath made request upon the Treasurer
Of said county for deed.
That the 1870 Of said premises we're taxed 70.
said year 1910 In the name Of James Herdman
Est. and that the said $40 Of said premises were
SAaxed for said year 1911 In the name of VIM. j.
HerdmAn Est.
That the time Of redemption Of said real estate
from such tax sale will expire on the 18th day o
July. A. y. 1913. and unless redeemed on be
fore said day deed will be issued therefor.
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. D. 1919.
PATRICK H. DEvANY
Treasurer Of said County Of Clear Greek.
ted n,,k,1 1ioot tS,,,A 10
SekzM Last Publication April Is. 1919.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Loeffler
have returned from Hurley, New
Mexico, having decided tn It it is
entirely too windy and disagree
able there to interest them Mr..
Loeffler went up to Wyoming for
a couple of DAYS, and may decide
to locate there after while.
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Notice of Final Settlement

Estate OF BARRETT g. JACOB. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 5th day Of
May. A. D. 1919. the undersigned will present to
She County Court Of Clear Creek County. Colo
RADIO. his accounts for final settlement Of admin
istration Of said estate. when and where all per.
sons In interest may appear and object to them,
il they 30 desire.
HERBERT JOHNSON,
Administrator
FIRST publication March %. 1919.
Lat publicaAion April 25. 1919.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-04-18

Our cand es are fresh each week
Over a hundred varieties. Idaho
Dainty Shop,
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dered drawn for the payment of same.
B. A. Holley. salary city clerk. ........$ 25 90
B. A. Holley. collecting water tax. Is 90
B. A. Holley issuing licenses 8 on
Elsie Cribbis salary city treasurer.... Is 90
j. w. B. Smith salary city attorney . Is 90
VIM. ]. Harvey, salary as marshal ........ 90 90
John Cruise, salary as city teamster .----.. IS CO
Mrs. Emily Cruise. janitress. ............ 10 90
Fred There. special officer. r............. % 90
Martin Miller. labor on water works.. II o.
Chester Libby. labor on water works.. Is
Ed. Davis, opening graves ............... 81
Earl White, opening graves. s.............. IL 90
Idaho Mining, Reduction and Transpor-
tation Tunnel Co.. city heat. month. 81 80
Colorado Power Co.. city lighting. supplies 1852 50
L. A. Hafer Investment Co.. SERVICES. rs 90
Ray Enyeart, supplies es................. 8 %
The Curnow Livery 4 Tranfer Co.. auto
hire. e..................-..... .................. w
The Curnow Livery 4 Transfer Co.. board
of city team. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 90
well-Woodward Hardware Co.. rent Of
city pound .......... $50
g. L. Burger. blacksmithing. ......... 2 65
The Mountain States Telephone & Teie-
graph Co.. telephone and toll calls...... IS
Idaho Springs Siftings-News. publishing
ordinances, calls etc.. 13 50
City Public Library. rs mill Of 1125 levy
on s1sss.n 90 n
The Mines Supply Co.. supplies ........... 80
The Cardwell Blue Print b Supply Co.
prints Of Idaho Springs maps. s........... 70 %
The First National Bank. interest on
warrants redeemed ed...................... 81 %
First National Bank. interest on 1901
water bonds. d,......,................... Mm
Roberts Bros. Mercantile Co.. supplies. 90
Walder 4 Albert, livery. y......... 500
q. e. Machol. supplies es..................... % IL
Bank Of Idaho Springs, interest on war
rants redeemed. d.......................... 50
City Public Library, rs mill Of 11.2b levy
on sra "a. 2ls a
Firpt National bank. redemption water
bond No. 81. 1000 oo
Total. .......................sn snM o
B. A. HOLLEY,
City Clerk.
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"A. II. Price has opened a new
jewelry store at the Eaves corner,
IdahofSprings, and solicits a por-
ton of your patronage. Watch
and jewelry repairing a specially.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-04-18
Regular Monthly Bills Allowed

At regular meeting OF the City Council
held Thursday. Mar. 6. 1919. the following bills
were examined and approved by the Finance
Committee and upon motion warrants were or
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Bread, 2 for 15c Roberts Bros

Bishop Irving P. johnson will
be at Calvary Episcopal church
for communion service at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, April %.
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Notice of Adjustment Day

Notice of Adjustment Day
Estate OF JOHN N. wALDER. Deceased.
NO.....-......
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them for adjust
ment to the County Court OF Clear Creek County.
Colorado, on the 6th day Of May. A. d. 1918.
THOMAS M. ROBERTS,
J. w. B. SMITH. Administrator.
Attorney
First publication April II. 1919.
Last publication May 2. 1919
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

that 1t Is extremely unlikely that
any express cars for their wes.e-u
conslgnments will ne allowed to them
0nth after the holiday rush is over.
Inns is OF course due 70 the general
cHrtailinent by The railroads. due 10
the shortage of coal. The best de
rnano IN horses was Tor weights from
14eD 70 lido lbs, but even these SOLD
AT prices a little off from those of
week ago. There were several spe
cial sales during the week where
firms were closing out their stock OF
horses. but they did not as y-iie
bring very high prices. as the quality
was mostly Inferior
Good quality. heavy green drawers.
IS5ea 1900 'bS. sold from $3.50 s-r:
medium weight, good quality drafter-s.
150en1650 lbs. sioId from se.5a aDp:
express and wagon horses sold quite
freely compared with recent SALES
from sI50g 2ss; good quality accli-
mated horses from s15pq go: sec
onds sold from sS501s5.
j. c. Keith scid / express carload
of Kansas horses, ana another from
Illinois and there were also about
3 head of acclimeted and seconds
Trade was slack and the horses solo
al lower values than for several
weeks past. There viii he a carload
of Illinois and carload of Iowa
horses offered this week. which came
in the last of the week.
William Eurwitz offered IS acrii-
mated horses and so contractors
horses.
Trade was quiet. with many of the
sales 20 the local demand for extra
wagon horses for the holiday deliS-
cry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

good average calves 12&f16c. coarse
calves. drinkers and grassers Sa 1oc.
small calves $S.5od $3.50 each.
r. Hogs were III quite good supply at
the packing houses. but yard offer
ings were light. The market was
weaker at a fractional decline. Live
hogs sold from Is 1-2al4 1-sc. and
dressed hogs from 16 1-2917 1-2c.
Only a few sheep ana lambs were
offered al the Yards These sold at
about the previous range al Sasc for
sheep and 3g14c for lambs Receipts
at the, slaughter houses also were
light.
Mich COW trade was steady and
quiet. The barn was we'll filled.
Choice heavy mixers me, with
ready sale and good cows were in
fairly active demand Prices were
rather stronger within the quoted
range. Choice heavy mixers
S1aon $500: good average cows s1oOa
S15o: poor n ordinary cows sG5al sip0:
stock bulls S256fsT5.
The live poultry market was irreE-
uiar- fowl being higher al S0G3ac::
chickens steady at 25g2Sc and old
ROSTERS &c.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
beef cattle--J. D. Neylon sold /
COW HOO lbs at SC. cows 1850 lbs
al &C. . Gamers 1859 lbs at I-ec
j. W. Ellsworth sold / heifer 500 lbs
at l-ac. and heifers 3lOe lbs al sc.
D. A. Walker sold 2 bulls 2ss0 lbs
at &c and cattle 1900 lbs at l-2c.
A A. Foss sold so cows at Sac.
otIs Il Forbnsh sold 1 COW at I-sc.
COW 100 lbs at lie.
Veal calves-A- A. Foss sold ss
caves at lie. D. A. Walker sold )
calves $50 lbs AT 12c. j. W. Els
worth sold IL calves at lac j. D.
Neyion sold calves 40 lbs at I0c.
Eegs-J. d. Neylon sold ! boar 4se
lbs at &c.
Sheep and lambs-A. A. Foss solo
Is lambs at I5c.
Mich cows. D. Neyion sold /
milker for S75. J. w Ellsworth sold
mixers TO ar s1a5 ea.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. Dec. 16.-Supplies were
very moderate during the week past.
which was fortunate as the move
ment Of the market was slow and
dull There were fewer buyers frum
out of the STATE at the sales. but
there was somewhat batter demand
from the local trade where extra
horses were needed for over the
holidays. Prices averaged lower in
nearly all the sales. and there were
n number Of horses unsoid al the
weeks end. This in q way was lu~sSy
as the dn.lsel haye heen informed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

TO lag during most Of the session. but
that division came forward in spirited
fashion 'usf IL the close. Their
strength was based On reports that ef-
forts TO reconcile the differences be
tween the senate and House regarding
transportation legislation were likely TO
succeed sales amounted to- -.o9c, odo
shares
Gossip On the exchange dealt with
prospective dividend developments in
several active issues. particularly Mer-
camille Marine and American Can.
while the renewal of heavy exports OF
copper infused moderate strength TO
metal issues
Convertible or speculative railway
bonds were lower with several of the
high grade industrials> including L. s
Steel IS. Several of the Liberty issues
also yielded to further pressure with
nominal changes in interTlationRis. To-
tai sales, par vaiue. 81. $1,000 Old L. s
bonds were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
JUST CALL fa5
ASK FOR 4 WANT 40 TAkEA
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Nsa.ures Of the Days Dealings in AL
the Leading Stocks

N.w -ork. Dec. 16.-Reiaxed money
LES eurther pronounced improvement
= .u-e!gn exchange and favorable
-ennlc&l conditions were the principal
actors winch guided today's moderately
ctfs sEock market 10 materially higher
JotEiIuvS
Banking interests expressed their -af-
TaGslpl III the completion Of yester-
al gao-rnpus tax payments ann o,rier
cav ASH transfers without disturb
ace & the local monetary situation.
Ills was evident in the lower rates
y I'll oans. which ruled at : per cent.
WE ,inal rate OF per cent
9ter;inE or British renittauces rose
-.'a. : cents 10 the pound over the
seen i0w record. ana discounts on
ant and Italy also eased. dealers re-
'T,l~s - marked reduction in offer; ngs
IN London and other fureign
ortp-~
1Goa II the days advance w1E made
rXyIeuse of shorts, especially in
Mo-s oils. s1eeis and equipments,
0s~e extreme gains of TWO 10 10 points
almost fully retained. There were
ittUns in other quarters OF the mar
+E ; an oversoid condition.
i'i,''s were the only important stocks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Chicago. Dec. Is.
HOGS-Receip,s S2.ooo Estimated to-
morrow Zoo: . cents higher. Bulk
1sfaHlisp: top 1915: heavy I360h1so5: me
uIun 1SloTl4l5: light 13e58i1406: light light
11z5nl5Is, heavy packing sows smooth
4sVou 1s5p; packing sows rough lE0G 800:
pigs l250GIs5C
CATTLE-Receipts 7c.o00. Estimated
TOMORROW ISfpe; lower. Beef steers: Me-
oluin and heavy weight choice and
prime 1Se0G3pe: medium and good Ie5Na
4Iia; common S25n1e-h; light weight ,ood
anu cno1ce 127saGls2S, common ana me
glum LsVnlGo. Butcher cattle. Heifers
e1d1nl129: COWS s0aaI3o0: Gamers and cut
ters 4ioduS1s: veal calves iss0nl7c5: feeder
Steers IvnlAS: stocker steers ,6a0AIos5.
sHEEP-Receipts 81 zoo Estimated to-
morrow 1s.ee. weak. I.ambs IaTGITy:
cuiis and common I150n1sDo Ewes: Me-
aium. good and choice Na lny5 cuIls
and common 4SD6Ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

BEEF-Choice whole cattle gnA.
By-TTER-Norfheyn creamery extras
-en-25: western creamery extras 71km12
CHEESE-New twins extras 222033.
CoRN-No. yellow 17zGf7g
EGGS-Nenrbv hennery ssdgee: west
ern extras s2MN.
FLoUR-Spring patents. Ise-Ih. Hacks
145Dnlac
HAY-Na. timothy 33ESs
I.AMB-Spring A6E.
OAwS-Fanry 10 TO ss-ih. SACKS s4G2e4a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

William D. Fuller was reelected
superintendent OF schools of Portland
Monday by the School Board. Miss
Helen M. Robinson was reelected
deputy superintendent. Joseph HI.
Hnghey truant officer and Almon 8.
Disbee to the recreation commission.
Air. Fuller's salary was fixed N $4,000.
the figure agreed upon a few weeks
ago when an advantageous ofter was
made to him by the piftsfieid. Mass..
school board. an advance of $1,000 an
am induosment fnr hmm to remain
thare- -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

NeW Urk- DEC. ID.
Mercantile paper s.
sterling 6D-dRy hi1ls 3.22.
Commercial sl-tlay bills on banks .-Tas
Commercial s0-day bills 3.7ee. demand
81 cables ST..
Francs. demand N.-s- cables 1886.
6itilders. demand 5ft. cables %7g.
Lire. demand 1900. cables 1s.0o
Marks, demand spS. cables 2iG
Government and railrnAd bonds easy.
Time loans strong: 90 DAYS, 70 days
and SIX months. { hid.
Call money easy; high :. low c. -r1i-
ing rate {. offered AZ :, last loan 6, bank
accepsRnces 4.
Sterling advanced further AT the ciose
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

New York, Dec. 16
WHEAT-Spot steady; No. red 1ssa
elevator export.
cORN-Spot firlner; new No. 9 yel-
low l6e and No MIXED l6 C a New
York
OATS-spot strong: No. / white "a.
IARD-Strong: middle west .390G3ae0
RTTTER-Firm: receipts 7sT tubs;
creamery higher than extras -?an74; DO
extrns ae score -: ffrsfs af@7a: paGk-
ing stock. current make No. ~.
EECE-Steatir. receipts goo cases;
fresh gathered extras SiGS5: extra firrts
N7c: irsts @6H; state. Pa. and near
nv western hennery whites first to ex-
tras $3.50: do. browns S6T&: do. gath
erred browns and mixed colors s4f7s6.
SUGAR-Rnw steady: centrifugal
II: fine granulRted 500.
pOTATOES-Steady: Bermuda No. I
bhI sM63no.
cABBAGEs-Quiet: prices unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
journal Want Ad Will Tell Story Thousands OF Homes At Once
Farm MACHINERY

that isn't In use every season soon rusts and
falls to pieces. The best way to prevent this
loss is to sell the machinery that you don't use.
It takes up lot of room and doesn't make
any money for you standing in the shed.
Take = look at it today. See if it is really mo
good"-past all repair and usefulness. not,
write an ad describing it. Send or bring the ad
to the Journal office. 1t viii be printed prompt
ly and before many days you'll have the cash in
your pocket instead of the old machine in the
shed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
vaueih Wins from Long.

Bangor. Me- Dec. 1G.-orest
Naoela Of Boston won two strairhf
falls frum William Long of Provi-
dence in a match here Monday night.
The first fail was in an hour and two
minutes and the second in two min
ufes. The men were matched To
meet here again for seee .Ide, toe
holds barred. Toney Rauco won two
ont of three fails from Tommy Du-
pont. both of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Tho aggregate of livestock at BriEh-
ton- Watertown and the local slaGgatex
houses:
This week: Cattle aoss. sheep Is.
calves s6ol. hogs l5.SS4.
Last week: Cattle 1892. sheep xTs6.
calves 23ii. hogs 1o.46l.
One year ago: Cattle a27. sheep l7s
calves 4isl. hogs 4s..e6
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle -. sheep as. calves 4ss. hogs 50.
TOME OF THE MARKET.
Receipts uf stock for the week were
quite heavy. There was a steady de-
mand for beef cattle. though the
market was not active Only few
choice cattle were offered ut the
yards. The market for the latter
ranged from 12al4c. with good quail
ity steers and oxen uQlsc. and poor
to ordinary cattle 1-2d1ic The best
heavy COWS and heifers sold at 100
1ac, with good average quality S1
iDc. and poor to ordinary COWS La
l-2c. Bologna and Gamer cows
brought zGf5c. Bulls were in fairly
gocd supply. at 70e l-2c-
Veal calves showed no change from
a week aEo. with offerings about as
ust1al ThHre was q sDod demand for
the bsst quality calves. but lower
grades sold Iess readily. Quotations
11r tha hem heazz E1Glg NJ 2elf2ec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Boston Livestock Market

Especially reported for the Kennebec
Journal)
Stock Yards. Dec. Is
MAINE
Al Brighton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Chicago, Produce Market
Chicago, Dec.

Chicago, Dec. 70.
Unusual strength in the corn market
tocay resulted largely from anticipation
OF the passage of the Edge foreign n
nance bill Prices closed bupyant Z TO
g net higher with January 1889 10 Il and
May lS4t 10 l35. Oats gained q to 5s and
provisions 50 cents TO $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

P0Rk-Mediun backs j61c.
OTATOES-Aroostook Green Noun
talus 50on325 per 1e0-ib bags: CooDlers
sAa4a: z. L. l. white g75a1s9g: red 24aI
80 sweets 225e1 222s5 per basket
ST IGAR-GraGuiated. wholesale gro
GERS quotation. s35 per 100 lbs. in bulk.
NEAL-lpcf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Corrected Daily by
n AIkE RR0KEQAEE fnM6 n

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
T2 Front s.. Bath. Phone $50
235 Water St. Augusta,
Phone 1018- 1eI9
Correspondents OF
ELMER n. BRIGHT Z CO..
Members of Icew York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Ssrvice
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
READFTELD

EAST-Aiss Emma Gorden. wnp has
been teaching school in Auburn for the
past TWO years. has arrived at her hom.
here for the holiday vacation amer
finishing q term Of u vesaEsL She IN a;
present staying with Mfs. Lorinda
Eunt. WIN is quite III.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Taylor have ar
rived nome after n prolonged stay in
Massachusetts,. where Mrs. Taylor yas
for time in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Lord passed Sat
urtiay in Augusta
Carl Jacohs Of Mt Vernon was . re-
cent caller ON B. D. Gorien
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
MERCHANDISE

Articles for Sale 81
CNRlSTMAs TREEe-ss and 50S- each.
Boughs for wreaths and decorating
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Write OF telephone lb8-G.
Wallace tSiiiey, Z. ! Augusta.
CHRISTMAS TREES-Call at Steam
boat wharf. select from 1000 fine sfecl-
mems or tel. your order 4s4-M These
trees. large or small are perfect IN
shape. VIII furnish small ones up to
4 feet sc. larger SOC. One dollar will
buy the best tree that can he obtained.
with rack or stand. delivered anywhere
within the city limits free. William w
Shaw.
Classified ADS sell old furniture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

New York. Dec 16
Liberty bonds closing SIS aa.sn; firsl
4s 8-a4; second 4s sI.ea frs, 4is as.2
second 4ss g1.5S. third AS $3.50: fourth
lis MO: Victory 3ss asao Victory 4ss
@.N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Vou Needn4 keep ON feeling dis
sressed after eating. nor belching. uor
experient1ng nausea b01Weeu monir
hood,s Saranpartila cures dyspesia--it
strengthens the stomach and ukher d.
Ecsnve organs for rre pxoper perFornn-
ance of thsiF funotanns- Txls Hood :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property g.
LOWELL-Luncf room. centrally
located. doing good business. about ~
boArders. Gopd reasons for selling
Inquire ia Water St
SAW --4LI-2e.o0o Fl. daily Capacity.
fine condition. ready 20 run. with ap-
proximately 2 acres Of land on river
front with boom privilege; store
sheds; Office building. Ip00 600 q. stand
ing timber: $1,000 Il. logs: 100 cords
hard and soft wood. Good local trade
long established. with excellent pros-
poets for building activity during co =
ing year Desire TO sell 10 settle es-
tate Cali or write for particulars g.
5 Brown. Adrnr.. Brunswick Ne
The ads here have been carefully in
dexed for your quick reference.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities 80
BESINEsE NAN-With ability to open
district sales ofice for old estRblishe6
we'll rated manufacturing firm Won.
derful opportunity for right party to
connect with entirely new line Of busi-
ness, without composition 1900 10
5000 capital required. Should net at
least $4,000 first year. Mechanical Ma
chime d. Tool Works, Baltimore. Nd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
INSTRUCTION

Correspondents Courses AZ
SPANISH-Hpme study course Great
opportunities in commercial fields for
Spanish-trained men and women. You
can quickly master the language from
this complete 1. C. s. course. Libra
ry. phonugraph and records all for s5G
Costs $50. R. G. Wehber, Augusta,
HE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Of the market. the following quotations
being recorded:
Sterling 6g-iay bills 5-4
Commercial tla-day hills on banks .. Il
Commercial n-day bills 3..ccl. demand
x, r., hknz 9-p
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Electric footlights 70 rtemporary
use have been invented
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city hall. A few policemen looked
doubtfully at the strange procession,
but did not stop it,
Don't resitate. March on and fol-
low mel" ordered the leader as with
her motley band she entered the little
park where stands the mayors office
abiding place. Motormen in surprise
stopped their cars. Hundreds of ped
estrians paused to gaze. Half a doz-
en- policemen. hesitating no longer,
| approached the women.
Have you business here" asked
one, touching the leaders elbow as
she marched her cohorts up the broad
! steps of the city hall
1--WE have" she answered firmly.
I'VE wish to see the mayor"
The women crowded up into the
classic pillared portico, more deter
mined than ever, having got thus far.
The policemen now saw that they
had an unannounced visitation to deal
with
You can't go in here like this, in a
gang; what's the matter with YOU"
the spokesman began. Have you got
an appointment with the mayor"
That's my business" said the wo.
man more emphatically than diplomat.
ically. Come, friends!" she called to
the women behind her, and again she
started to enter the building The
officer became businesslike at once.
| Your friends" he said, with a
stay where they are. Hey, youse-get
sta where they are. Hey. youse-get
back there" At his signal the other
policemen proceeded to force the wo
men backward. They resisted and
there was a lively moment or two
Some one telephoned for the re
serves" and in five minutes enough oil
New Yorks bluecoated guardians
were changing up in patrol wagons OF
on the run. with drawn sticks to dis
perse an armed mob of rioters.
(To be continued
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asked if she might have the place and
her previous bits Of experience there
made her the logical person to NIL
it. Two years from the time she went
into the filing department she was
made head file clerk.
Becomes Sales Manager.
In this position she was able to get
rather good insight into the sales
end Of the work and she became in
terested in sales follow-up system.
The company seemed to be lax in this
matter and it looked to Rhea as
though many sales were lost because
of an inefficient ''follow-up" system
and not only that but there seemed
to be no good method in use to deter
mine just how many sales were lost
and how many we're made by their
method. Rhea wanted to try a new
system She consulted the manager
about it and he told her to start it i'm
mediately. She proceeded to build up
system for the promotion of sales
follow-up which proved so practical
that many other concerns in the same
city adopted a similar one.
She has scarcely finished her new
plan and got it In good working order