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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07

que siempre que las condolences en- ge-
neral, nos sean aceptables, no tendria-
mos inconvenience en- marchar q unir-
nos con gentes de nuestra propia raza,
a. cualquier parte del mundo, solo por
aquello de ser artistas. Por tai raz6n
lie suplicarnos tome nota de nuestra de-
cision sobre este particular, para los
efectos de que tan pronto Sc vaya a
iniciar la tan deseada expedition de
jovenes portorriquehas, Sc sirva usted
hacernoslo saber; sea por carta por
medic de su ilustrado y popular diario,
(periodico de todas nuestras simpatias.)
En- la confianza de que sabra usted
tomar buena nota del contenido de es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
Damas portorriquehas ofrecen sus servcos artfscos
para trabaiar en- 81 Cine
Quern sdaci6n de Eel UNDQ dsr deseOs

ia, lie autorizamos para que haga de
ella. ell mejor uso que crea conveniente,
a fin de que por medic de su publica-
cion, otras jovenes del pals, quienes
como nosotras les gustaria ser artis-
tas, conozcan que no ha de faltar en-
Puerto Rico quienes acepten cOrrer
los riesgos del case, solo por llegar a
ser, aunque sea, "medianamente arts
tas.' 81~A
Sin otro particular por ell momento,
nos suscribimos de I'd. SIS. IS. ami
gas, que lie damos las gracias,
Adela MORALES, No. IL Corchado
st. y Carmen MALAvEZ COLON, P.
O. Box 286, Caguas, P. R.
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De Rio Piedras

Han sido archivados ell la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva, dos certifcados perte
necientes al Casino de Rio Piedras''
relatives la election de los ofciales
directories del mismo, ell termino del
cargo de los cuales expira ell diez de
diciembre de 1919. En- dichos certifca-
dos aparecen las siguientes personals:
Francisco Marchand, Presidente; Ju-
lio Iguina, -presidente; Rodulfo
Blanco, Tesorero; Lucas L. Lopez, Sc
cretario; Jose Navarro, Luis Mentrier,
Natividad Pagan, Vocales
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Imp9rtantes partidas de tabaco
estan sin vender en- ComerlO

nimeros Sc cumplieron al pie de la le-
ira. itte# se
Entire los discursos pronunciados en-
laF velada, mucho gust6 ell que dijo ell
doctor Lavandero, por su sencillez y
elocuencia, y sobre tOdo pOr sus ense-
fiarzas. 81 ~ t&
Felicitamos al sefior Porrata Doria,
digno inspector de este Distrito Esco-
lar Y al cuerpo de maestros, por Ell ext
to alcanzado en- todo.-
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FIESTA EscoLAR.-

Con motive del cierre del curse, ce-
Alebrarofi las escuelas publcas una gran
fiesta escolar para la graduation.
Las Resp. Logta Mufioz Rivera (ma-
s6nicat, Eslabon de la Montana, Old
felicia, distribuyeron gran numero de
prernios y diplomas, a, nifos macs
'troS, premiando Ia labor de unos yiiotros
durahtet el afio; cuya labor a juzgar
por ef promedio alcanzado de promo
ci6n, ha resultado esplendida.
Ell programaa del festival fue muy
nutrido EN- actos' amenos todos sus
kir sV gtU Is
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AsocIACIoN DE DAMAs.-

~ NAsAAFg Af2
Esta simpatica asociaci6n, que pre-
side IA distinguida sefiora Josefa S. de
Espifia, prepara,' para ell domingo un
espiehdido bale de confanza, que ten
dr&' idgaf en- los salones del "Club Las
Palnf&s, amenizado por la popular or
questa que dirige Claudio Torres.
Existe mucha animation entire la jul
ventud' para este acto social.
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NOtas de Ponce
JUNO s..

JUN1O o.
Ha llegado nuestras manos un TO-
lleto que nos remite ell conocido pc
riodista don Tomas Carri6n Maduro
sobre la idea catolica triunfo defini-
two en- ell mundo.
Ell folleto en- question esta llamando
poderosamente la atencion de los int.e-
lectuales por ell asunto importancia
del libro.
Continuan los rateros de aves ha-
ciendo fechorias en- la ciudad.
GQue hace la pohcia?
Acusado de hurto menor fue arres-
tado aver Candido Diaz.
Por orden especial del Juez fue de-
tenido Juan j. Almodovar, acusado de
falsa representation
FL Inspector de Sanidad denuncio
aver a Juan Ruiz, acusandole de ven-
der aves enfermas EN- la Plaza del
Mercado.
Anoche tuvo lugar en- la calle de la
Villa un zmitin socialista. No Sc alte-
70 ell orden, nj ocurrio novedad alguna
Como consecuencia de la celebre cam
paiia del Attorney contra las mujeres
de vida airada, 1O6 de estas Sc en-
cuentran recluidas EN- la carcel de
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Caguas, P. r. Junio 5, 1919.
sr. Director deSEL MUNDo,,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Estin1ado sefior:9 E
Nos permitimos molestar la aten-
cion de usted con el prop6sito de in
formarle habernos enterado por su Illus
trado diario, de la grande y no despre-
ciable oportunidad que Sc nos presenta
a las jovenes portorriquenas, para ini-
ciarnos en- ell naravilloso Arte del Tea
tro Mudo, a juzgar por las manifesto
clones de don Manuel de la Bandera,
actor mexicano que lie ha escrito a us
ted en- tai sentido.
A proposito de este, debemos decirle,
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BALE EN- GUAYAMA

Don F. Martinez, Presidente del Ca
sino Espafiol de Guayama, nos invita-
para asistir al gran bale de confanza
que Sc celebrara en- los salones de aquel
centro ell microbes IL.
FL bale coincide con las fiestas de
San Antonio de Padua, que con tanto
esplendor celebra anualmente la culta
ciudad del Guamani.
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a pesar Dc "a couiinua protesta q
publico. Ia carns y 81 pan contiustz
vendisndose caros y malos. ain qus -
bastaute para bajar sus precios , ~
iorar "a eaiidad. IA ras6n cue asst
a cs,os habi'antes. para "a inconfofm
dad con tai situaciou ~
Los industuaies aue sxplotan saos N
gocioS ' II administration nunicipa
pueden hacer aigo en- benshcio pablle'
pero como esto no les intsresa zisne
imperturbables ei canine cue ~ -
trazado. mas. como NADIA en- Ia vida Z
e,erno. conhamos on Fl porveniF.
Ell CoRREsPoEsAL
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LA oFIcINA DEL CoRREo.-
(De nuestro corresponsal)


Utvtst ~
La ofcina de correo de este pueblo
ha 'sidb fhspeccionada por Mr.. Riane,
habienddi6 iencontrado todo correcto.
EstS ''ofcina est& cargo del Post
MASTER don Rafael Rodriguez valde-
july, Quien espera ser ascendido muy
prontO, segtin nos ha manifestado.
Feiicitanos al cumplidor funcionario.
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cELDAs PARA cARcEL.-

En- los bajos de la casa alcaldia, Sc
estan tonstruyendo por remate cuatro
celdas de cemento para la carcel mu-
nicipal. sYa era tempo que Sc cons
truyetan' tales cuartos, pues los que
habfa' 'destinados ese uso dejabsn
mucho due ldesear. -y fee'n
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Pab6n. Maria 7 Rivera. Luz NJ. Viva
d. Leonilds Eosas. Margari,a sambe
lin. Euripidss Rodriguez. Angela Tra
che. Angel Msudes Jose a. Malav,
Jrsua J Rodnausz Matlias Roifl
gus-. f
II festival orzsnizado para conmsna
rag III dia dcl Maestro di6 comiaux
q doniinto con ma alssrs diana toca
d. pos q Ban6s Escolar.
Por Ia fssss en- - ;satro. ~ congrs
90 una nrtrida rspssfsuiaci6n ds toda
iss cias. sociales con obisto De cont
nual 10 dispuegf0 psta IA cslsbraei6
DC ficho die. y sr u habiaron Al pa
blico 81 proiessr sehot Cordero. 81 Il
cen-isdo Dulcidio Psrsz > Il doctor 4
quicrdo iey6 una poss.a suys alnslv
al ac,o don Peiezrin Lepes de victosi
are fHs. como los demas. deiiranfemlsu
tc apiaudido
L. Banda Escoiar ameniz6 81 acts
qne resuito por demaf simpAsico. aad|
is indo'e del mismo.
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UN FOLLETO DE
CARRION MADURo

Ell conocido y quito escritor don To
mas Carri6n Maduro, de Ponce, nos
remite un folleto que acaba de publ
car con ell titulo de la Idea Cato
lica; su triunfo defnitivo EN- ell mum
do"
Con mas detenimiento leeremos ell CT
tado trabajo, por ahora reciba el
senior Carrion Maduro nuestras gra-
cias mas cumplidas por ell obsequio
que nos hace por la afectuosa dedi-
catoria que Sc sirve ofrecernos.
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Brujo Ojeda San Jose No. 4. Tele
'fono 355. Avt
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este distrito esperanto que Sc cumpla
ell termino de su condena.
Sc espera que ell dia Is quedaran
Ell libertad.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07

Varies vecinos dti baFrio BauFias.
esta Jurisdiction. - nos han quslad
de D. mucha calma con cue llsva 81
Conceio Municipal. IA pstici6u qus 4
c.eran Al nismo sn rsiaci6n con un q
n.ino cue fue indebidaments cerxad
haoe algun tempo. eausando con Ell
grave periuieio = aqusi vseindsrio. 81
estA necesitando que sea De uuev
alberto Al sransito phblieo. dicho G.
mino
Esperamos qeu All - haga.
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Sc ,ranshri6 ei dsbu, ds Ia comps
ma de opereta Y zarzuela sspaliol
severini Cid. con IA apiaudida ebf
Eva"
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Continuan los rateros de aves ha
ciendo fechorias EN- la ciudad.
GQue hace la policia?
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Barros, P. R.
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Acusado de hurto menor fue arres
tado aver Candido .Diaz.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
DIR. RICHARD A. RANDOLPH AGE
CHlROPODiST DIES.

The sudden and tragic death of DIR.
Richard A. Randolph, widely known
chiropodist who disappeared last Sat
urday evening from his home, 2Sol
Welton street, and whose body was
found last Thursday afternoon in the
big like at City Park, has cast
gloon on this community in which ne
has lived for over twenty-five years
and by whom he was held in the great
est ot esteem. He was ~ years old
and was one of the most cultured and
respected citizens of Denver and mem
ber of the race. He numbered among
his patients society leaders and other
white persons of wealth and promi-
nence who thronged his office at 1910
Lincoln street for treatment, giving
him a pre-eminent place in his profes-
sion. He was born in Washington
where he received a fine education,
and throughout his life was a very
Jealous church worker. he was Il
member of Shorter \. NJ. L. Church
and gave very largely to various rellgl-
Gus and social welfare causes. Broad
minded and deeply impressed with the
development of his race in this coun-
try, it is said he began to be grieVed
over the unfortunate atrocities that
were Detailing the members OF ms
race after their supreme sacrlflce 1or
the nation in the recent struggle ana
of late showed signs of demented
mind. Prior to the discovery of the
doctors body, IA report that an aSeu
man answering his description had
been seen wandering up Bear Greek
canon. brought out a searching party
of Denver's most prominent business
men and society women who hurried
IT,, car
the man whose patients and loyal
friends they have been for many years.
Mrs. A. V. Hunter, wife of the multi
millionaire banker; Mrs. GenevleVe
Chandler Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
c. James. Mr.. Bulkeley Wells; MIS-.
Matilda ]. Hoff and many others per
sonally conducted this search, ana ac
cording to one-of out leardlnS daily
papers, probably no person who ever
disappeared in Denver aroused the
personal interest of business ana so
ciety leaders as this professional.
The deepest concern for his safety was
manifested by prominent citizens VINO
have actually deserted their business
for days, and who have broken an
manner of social engagements 10 20
out and search for the DOCTOR There
can be no better testimony OF the klhu
of character and the esteem i'll whlch
he was held and the Colorado States
man being closely associated with him
for more than half his lifetime IONS
with the large and great circle OF ms
friends and patrons in extending the
deepest sympathy to his wife ana
other relatives. He was an exception
al character and his death VIII De
keenly felt Funeral arrangements
were not concluded on our going TO
press. May his soul rest In peace
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
ThE COLO RAD ySygSIATESMAN>
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POSITION EN- EMIT.

Owing to an immediate and import
ant call to New York to participate in
an event on Oct 21st, that his presence
and talk will be very helpful to the
race, telegram was received this
week by the president of the n. A. A
G. Z. that Colonel Roscoe Conkling
Simmons will not be in Denver for
his great lecture on October 10Th ana
therefore the event is postponed to
the month of November, date to be ad-
vertised. The N \. a. G. p. hopes to
fill the city Auditorium on this occa-
sion with people of both races, to hear
this man of experience who Will ad-
vance sound ideas on the Dissolution
of Rectal Friction and the ways and
means for ameIioration of the situa-
ton.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
FORMER DENVER RESIDENT RE.
cEIVES GREAT WELCOME.

Mrs. Beatrice Thompson, former
Denverite, is the honored guest of a
number of social events at which she
is being royalty entertained by Den
yer friends and acquaintances. She
arrived from Chicago last Monday,
stopping here for few days before re-
turning to her home in Los Angeles,
Cal. Denver colored citizens point
with much pride to Mrs. Thompson,
she having been the first clerk of color
in the County Treasurer's office some
wears ago, and this incident brings
back pleasant "reminiscences of the
time when our people filled many po-
sitions of appreciable worth and good
standing in this community. She is
secretary of the Los Angeles branch of
the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, and gave
a nice and interesting talk to the Den
yer branch last Monday evening at
their rooms in the Good block where
dainty refreshments were served. Mrs.
n. ]. Skillern, one of Denver'S popular
matrOns in the social life, gave re-
ception in honor of Mrs. Thompson
last evening, opening the seasons fes-
tivities, the same being unsurpassed
ir it's rare appointments and attended
by a number of our esteemed families
who embraced the opportunity to re-
new their acquaintance. During her
stay Mrs. Thompson was the house
guest of Mrs. c. S. Muse of 1221 Gay
lord street, lifelong friend. The Colo
RADIO Statesman was delighted over the
visit of this lady who is one of our
boosters, and whom we have every
reason to be proud of being a Denver
product, who never fOrgets the ole
home and her former friends.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
REV. A. MILTON WARD LEAVES
FOR LOS ANGELES CHURCH
AFTER IL YEARS FAITHFUL
SERVICE IN A. M. E. MINISTRY
HERE.

After twelve years of faithful ser
vice in the ministry of the African
Methodist Episcopal Denomination in
this city, as pastor of Shorter and
Campbell churches, also presiding ell
der for term, the Rev. A. Milton
Ward was transferred and assigned
to the First Church at Los Angeles,
Cal, at the last session of the Colo
RADIO A. NJ. e. conference held recently
in the city. This labOrer in his Mas
ters vineyard for many years, has ma
terially helped the devil Opinent OF
Denver citizens in their spiritual as
well as intellectual development by
the practical methods he would adopt
in applying Christianity as also his
forceful sermons and addresses that
he would impart to his congregation.
Nor was he given to the narrow con-
fines of a denomination as his mis-
sionary work among all classes and
creeds won for him the fame of always
being ready to serve humanity. His
children ,three-two sons and daugh-
ter, were educated in the Denver high
schools and universities, the Rev. A.
Wayman Ward being pastor of Payne
Chapel, Colorado Springs; DR.. Virgil
Ward who were recently discharged
from military service with the Am
erican Expeditionary Forces and Miss
Vera Ward accomplished musician, are
held in esteem by the people of Den
yer, and their contribution to the reli-
gions as well as social development OF
the community is much appreciated.
The Colorado Statesman joins the
host of admirers and friends of Rev.
and Mrs. Ward for longer career OF
usefulness, knowing that these CO
workers will from their self-denying
and sacrificial qualities lead and guide
any flock to greater success. They
departed last Wednesday and again we
wish them God speed.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

Secretary Bell is up to his head ana
more also in work these days due TO
The mighty rush of work which the faii
has brought in. The lecture course
which opens on Friday evening, the
18th inst, is about ready for the press
and the subject, with speakers, etc I,
for the first lecture will be announced
next week. The lecture course for BUS
mess men and women is ready, with
the exception of two or three more
speakers which must yet be secured.
The is true with the course OF re
ligious lectures and addresses. The
work for the Boys department is also
progressing nicely, and will be an
Iounced next week.
Second to none, however, is the
preparations being made for the great
cjty-wjde membership campaign which
will begin on Monday evening, the 10th
inst. and will continue for several
weeks, one club hustling for one week
and then getting out, and another CLUB
taking its place. careful census is
now being made of the colOred men
and boys in the city, and the plan Is To
reach every one of them during the
campaign.
The membership campaign plans
we're given a mighty boost the early
part of the week by a pleasant ana
nose unexpected visit from Mr. julius
Rosenwald, the great Chicago Jewish
philanthropist, who has done more
Than any other one man in the coun-
try to encourage and extend the work
among colored men by his gifts of S2o,-
600 for "Y" buildings for colored men
costing 100000 or more. Mr.. Rosen-
wald was accompanied by Mr.. William
E. Sweet, president of the Denver Y.
NJ. C. A., and State Secretary Mr..
Hopkins. Mr.. Rosenwald was greatly
pleased with the site and with the
prospects of the work, and declared
that Denver ought to have as good
building for colOred men as any other
city in the country. This was followed
Monday morning by the appearance III
the daily papers of the article which
appears on the front page of this pa
per. Inspired by this splendid bit OF
news the committee of management be-
came more determined than ever to
put over the great drive for 800 mem
bers, and then some more. during me
weeks the campaign is in progress.
The influence and sympathy of every
man and boy in Denver are sought in
rhis great and mighty effort beginning
October Goth
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
COMING TO DENVER.

DIR. ]. w. Hurse, ID. ID. of Kansas
City, Missouri, will conduct big re-
vival meeting at st. Stephens Baptist
Church, formerly Bethlehem,) Mt
Thirty-second and Layfette street
DIR. Hurse has a wide fame and ma
tional reputation, soul stirring pulpit
orator and soul winner in the gospel,
and carries a large crowd in all his
meetings. A great gathering Is ex-
pected from all sources. A special in
vltation is hereby given to all demomi-
nations. The great meeting will run
for two or three weeks. Come and
hear him.
Bro. w. II. Rhodes, Clerk.
Rev. f. T. Smith, Pastor.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

F. w. Perkins returned this week
from Pueblo, where he attended the
state convention of the American Le-
gion-the new organization for sol
diers who were called to the colors in
the recent war or who have been IN
Uncle Sans service at any time. In
the election for members of the State
Board of Directors, Mr.. Perkins was
beaten by only three votes by the sue
cessful candidate (white). There was
a large attendance at this session, and
the opinion is expressed that this Or
ganiaztion will be heard from sooner
or later in helping in the guidance OF
the nations affairs.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

The Denver Dramatic Club COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Cald-
well, the Misses, Ethel Fitchue, Nuth
Read, Stella Read, Readie Stewart
Myrtle Moore, Messrs Wendell Allen
and Roy Brown, will present two act
drama entitled "The Wages of Sin'
under the auspices of Centennial Lodge
No. 4, f. and A. NJ, IhankseNihs
eve, November 9th, at the New COZ
iseum hall, formerly East Turne)'
Prof. Morrison himself with his famous
Jazz orchestra will furnish the music
This hall has been renamed, remodeled
and redecorated, and floor as smooti
as glass has been put in. Admission
including war tax, 90 cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Rev. David E. Over, popular pastor
of Zion Baptist Church who has been
absent from his pulpit for sometime
owing to severe illness, is expected to
return from California this week,
health. The members of Zion as we'll
as the many friends and well-wishers
of the pastor will turn out in large
numbers to welcome him tomorrow
when he will officiate. Best wishes
for his recovery are expressed by the
Colorado Statesman.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Mr.. julius Rosenwald the great
philanthropist who has founded num-
ber of schools in the rural districts
for our people and assisted largely in
Y. NJ. C. A. work, has extended his Of
fer of $25,0O0 to the Denver Colored
Branch for building purposes on the
plan of their raising $4,000. Give
America more ROsenwalds.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

sCOTTS OFFICIAL HISTORY OF
THE AMERICAN NEGRO IN THE
WORLD WAR. THE COLORADO
STATESMAN, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS,
Room %, 1924 Curtis St, Denver, Colo.
Z. o. Box 116.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

T. w. Bean of the Bean Auto Livery,
had the honor of motoring Mrs. Min
ME E. Norman and party from Denver
to Colorado Springs, through the Gar
den of the Gods and up Pixies Peak,
the highest motor drive in the world,
14,OOO feet above sea level. The Cole
"S" can do it,
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Capt. Thomas Martin of Engine Co.
No. 3, who has been suffering for some
time with severe stomach troubles, is
gradually improving, and like the
hardy fire-fighter entertains bright
hopes for his complete recovery. His
many friends are glad to note his i'm
provement.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Mrs. Laura Harris of Chicago, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Par
ker and her sister, Mrs. Talton, 1O34
Twenty-ninth street, has returned
home after having been enjoyably en-
tertained by friends and relatives.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

j. w. LEVEL, an employe of the
United States National Bank, is on his
annual vacation. Mr.. LEVEL is one of
our prosperous citizens and boasts of
having one of the finest gardens in the
city.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

The next big event of the season.
First grand masked ball, given at Fern
hall. Oct. 10th, 1919 Five handsome
prizes. Morrison's orchestra. Smart
Set Club, Billy Knight, manager.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

If you are looking for nice quite
room you will find it at 5O6 Twenty
fourth street Phone Main 1856. j.
w. Jones.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Now is the time to view the noun
tains in all their beautiful grandeur.
Call Main 5000 and get Beams Cole
"S" to take your party to Lookout
mountain for $1.50 each.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

FOR Colored People, modern, six
room, two-story house near Marion and
24th SITS. only S2,635, on easy terms.
DEN-BERRY INVESTMENT COR
PORATION, S33 Cooper Building, Den
YER
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
"Billy" Knight has purchased
five-passenger Overland.

Rev. Floyd I. Smith, an employe of
the Colorado National Bank, who has
been very i'll, is improving.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Prof. and Mrs. William Mackey
have purchased beautiful modern
home at 3T37 Williams street.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Lincoln Dunlap of Colorado Springs,
is enjoying weeks visit in the city,
the guest of Edward Beckwith, 2549
Gilpin street.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

Mrs B. F. Ramsey, mother of Robert
Black, who has been absent from the
city several years, returned Monday to
remain.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04
NOTICE.

On and after Oct. 1th, DIR. Huff VIII
be in his new office, 2531 Washington
street, opposite his old location.
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

For employment see the Industrial
Realty Co. Employment Agency, 716
East Twenty-sixth Ave. York 1851.