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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

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labilaad de las peqGe:ias nacioial.,ia-
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fin de exaltar a las glor'oSas iueniu-
des en- for que fiieronee:egas ofren-
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defeli&t. Que TO Sc les pueda 6ecir Ia
los intelectIales que son plantas iniI.
tiles DejcmOs Ia imitaci6n lie las
Ifricss franeeSa, inglesa g ijiiana.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16


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amene. sino de ar;e y vida.
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no una planta de jartlfn. como rn ro-
sal nacidO para delete del espiritu. q.
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no una coSa bellfsima, pero ihdtil. 8.
ONO 81 la belleZa no tendiese a 5uscar
la felicidad del MunGo en- La gracia SUI
prema de la magma fornsa de la genti.
ieZa del alma humana
Ell poeta es l3~ fuerza mayor de has
sociedades Y todo el que tenga lIna Ii,
a, o niejor, todo ell cue tenga 81 pen.
samientc debe erguirse, como III sOlda
do, a defender. sostener. ell Ideal del
amor lor encin1a de todos los prejhi
clos Y conveniencias de los Ccbier
nos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
Ell Cine DESORCABIzA
IA PRODUCTION DEL
ESCENAPIO
Iseemos EN- Ell ..Cine Mundial" :.

Iseemos EN- ell tCine Mundial"::.
:'George iAliss, famOso actor nOrte-
americana, ACADIA de, hacer en- Lontlres
inpOGtanteS declara clones que afectan
al poryenir de la production iesctnica,
cuande menos al sistema de presen-
tstei6H tie ohisEss dramatic " uJ;eTRtas;
que actualmente Sig1lepslos eapi~ssarios
ae jIes, Iafses dei kablA irgIes@, Die,
dicho .tenor i / I ~ l.,
"El sistema de las "tourn6es'' teatEa
les toca su fin, menos que los Esta
EOS I-nidos ahanilopep la iidl0lEtria que
t;cnan Iaca ID - hJsllAC ySSuelvansa Il
rnnair crito Ia production meramente
.fsc6niea. Vi. .Eato no s. pesimism:a de mi
aarte 4Antes de. lclgar; a I3ondrePs con.
clufda ma .toGrn6e.. one .tuyo gran, teAYf-.
TO @durante la tampnrada, Sin emblar-.
go. la mayorfa de mis- irGblicos estaba
compuesta .por gente de media edad,.
10 c,Ial es muy grave, pues demuestra
que asistfan VERNE mas pOr habito
Y por conviction Traditional! quc p0r
verdadero deseO. de obtener un placer
estetico.
No rs ESQ SOLO 10 que me ha hecho
llegar al conyencimiento de que la jo-
ven genttraci6n prefiere ell cine al tea
tro Nj experiencia personal no signi-
ficaffa NADIA por ST s0la. Pero he he
cho una serie de encuestas entire mis-
amigos y colegas Y en- todas las regfo-.
nes de la Union americana, 5 todos
comparten mi topini6n $500: ID
Los mas emineptas .aatores. de la
ITALIA de Garfield Skinner Gillette.
Maude Adams, Ethel barrymore Y
Laurettc Taylor, son. los ojos de La
joven Nerteamericana. menos que Fair
banks. Chaplin, Mary Pickford G Mar
guerite Clark. 7 este, no solo en- las
grandes metropolis, en- donde hay cam
po para todos. sino en- las pequefos
poblaciones del interior.
Gnando Sc dtscuten los meritos
de una production en- La act,ialidad,
las "estrellas'' son casi siempre las
que for1nan el eentro del debate, cual-
quiera que sepa 10 que el teatro slgni
flea. eoayendra en- que q axito dcpende
siempre del magnetismo personal del
actor. Y ahf es donde los astros ci-
nematograficos Sc lleyan la palma ante
Ell pdblico.
mo entiendo esta information en-
Ia actualidad de los pdblicos. Sin du-
da que el habil reclamo que Sc hace
a los actores del lienzo tiene mucRo
que yer con ello Pero ESQ no Nbasta
Los pesimistas que declaran que ell
cine morira por sensibilidad prccoz, a
menos que Sc mejoren los argulnentos
de las pelfculas. no estan al tanto de
la verdadera Jsituaci6n en- este terreno.
Nunca obtuyo el teatro, nj remota
mente, Ia popnlaridad ! Ell 6xito que
el cine ha ganado en- tan POGO tempo.
Naturalmente que a mi me intere-
sd esta question, aunQue no sea mas
que por explicable egoismo personal
Pero 10 mas grave del asunto es que
Ia generaci0n joven Sc MEGA 81 mis-
ma el valor cultural del teatro, asistien
do al cine con exclusion de las obras
dramaticas. Esto es iin error.
Annque no sea mas que ror la
edncacioh que eI pnblico recibc inyo-
luntariamente escuchand0 fna dicci0n.
corerctos dialogos y otros detaIles de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

tecnica de eseenario, aebfa asistir a
buenas funciones teatrales.
NinguIlo de estos detalles Sc en-
cuentran en- Las producciOnes de cine.
! no obstante, como antes digo, ii grab
mayoria las prefiere, sobre todo entire
los j6venes de ambos sexos. t.sto es
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
z. Ribera Cheyremont.

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pp'edo ~tehdo m@deos los de Ia socie
Departamentos sspecaes aistados sshorss
q = saaono % 10 @ PGs e Dr. Pen qno Barrela psTnee
suta simple 500 = = ~5 'A'' ''''
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PERSONAL c1En1rT1co
pneetot del sanatoro Dr. Don julio Barrdo
consuita General SanatorioParada S7HatO Rey de
Director del conusoso: Dr Don Manuel ou.veao Bas.
Consuta Consultorio de 5 de la tard los da
0''1o ea n It Z BE- s. Bon AH Rsis. Y vss @ Isps y0s
en sssso p.4s & d o d ta' ] S aa a Marbles
ojos Nsris osaOs Garsanta:r Don a q Mo
En- sanatorO,
Msdcos lnternos en- Il sanatorio:
Dr. RuzNazarfo
cnuga Dental
Lorenzo Il Noa
consuIta: oDone No 10 (plazue1a tard
-0f'1p'F' pracueanses.
Don ENRIQUE rernsnas
Nlsolls sHss 5usasnsii SSassii..
dad Nurses Ituad Dc cOpla aptitd pscca continue lar
psro svntuaiss solo pagan $3.50 al mes t.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
IDYL GLEN.

- f ,.ll - 4
large crowd attended tn" home
bureau meeting al y. l. ttayer f FRI
DAY afternoon
several IRON mere afte'lie1 the
memorial services IN seneca sun lay,
W.T.. ana Ar&. Jonh chapman ana
fanny al near odeti spent saturday
hl&ht al \. y. Goodwin $,
VT, anu MFS, I. y, 1ia8soh ana
Mrs, Sahina Teal called on Sheridan
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
LEONORE.

The funeral Of Mrs, William Schmitt
was held Wednesday morning at $50
O'Clock from st, Peters and P1ul's
Gensler oGlciatd. lnterment took place
n Richland cemetery 1t was ane of
the largest funerals held here for
some time Requiem high mass WAS
scIemnized. Mrs. Schmitt was a de.
yuut member of st Peters and lau's
chuchh She was wnl known and
beloved by a large circle Of friends
and relatives. Her loss is not only one
which Will be felt by her family cir
Gle but by the whole community as
we'll as she was kind and loving
mother and a friends to all in need.
She leaves to mourn, her husband
three daughters and four sons. She
also leaves nineteen grandchildren.
Mildred SchmItt. Louis Linder, Eve
Ign Brunshack. grandchildren acted as
Hover girls. The following acted as
iallhearers: William A. Myers. John
ArenH,. Peter Erick, Gust Jagley Bart
lechner and Peter Zimmerman. The
following friends from out of town
were present. Misses Myrtle Sehmitt
and Katherine Brosschicd of Peru,
AIR. aud Mrs. Peter Sandgrath of Am
lila. Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. kurschicd
OF Ottawa. Francis Mckenzie of Lost.
ant: Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Dose and
daughter. Mrs. Crest of Tonica; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Aran:. 1ostant; Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Dose. Mount Paletine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schmitt, Mr. and
Mrs. William, Hart Miss Marie Whal-
EN-, Mrs Henry Whalen Of Eagle; Mrs.
Stransenbach, Garhek' Mrs. Wolf and
three daughters OF Mt palatine; Mrs
Johanna Schmitt and son Vincent of
Streator
As the section gang were returning
home at fonica Wednesday evening a
house which INSTRUCTED the right OF
way prevented their seeing an auto
approaching from the road. Both put
on brakes so id not strike each
other as severely as they might. Both
cars were damaged considerably but
no one vas injured.
The many friends OF Therman NV
crs will regret TO hear that he was
taken to st. Mary's hospital at S,rea-
tor Tuesday where he will take treat
ments for two weeks,
Mr. and Mrs Jake Myers entertain.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Local Notes.


Mrs. A. TremDer o. Chicago " Wis
iting here at the home of Mrs Al Mil
Ter.
Mrs. Sarah Graft Of Texas, visitinH
here at the home OF her sister. Mrs
Edward keagle, went to Quincy, Ill.
for visit with friends
Mrs. X. T. Harrington spent today
in Ottawa.
Mrs. Earl Dix and baby Ct Joliet
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nelson who re-
side on the s. r. Ebcrsoe farm in
East Marsoil!es. will move back %
town and occupy their residence on
East Bluff street.
r. T. Neff OF kenoaha Wis., has
solff on Main street Occupied by the
Galloway and s'lor grocery stores to
u. A. Collins. TO be a large dry goods
store.
Miss Theresa GRATIS win entertain
the Main Street Girls to a picnc sup
per Monday evening al her home on
F'airview
Miss Margarcte Brewster was an
Ottawa visitor yesterday afternoon.
MISS i lDiPIlth X l'HllHp VINO ATTENDS
Blackburn college Wis. arrived here
today to spend the summer vacation
with he -,rents Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Fleming.
Edwin White and William Lane
went to hicago for a few days visit
Mr. and Mrs John Sherman and
grandson Ray Gratis il Of Ottawa,
spent today here at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Crafts.
Miss Jnle Ryon Of Chicago arrived
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
CORN DEVELOPS NEW
STRENGTH ON MARKET

Cbicaoo Iuno Nov. STRENGTH de-.
yolonod ,naay tn ,ha ,,r, ,,4rLof NOT
/ ,,ithata,d;ne that o,ori,,r .a,,,.,tfo,f.
wore lover ContimnrI ng.rrrness
| of rernints hera tncat,ar o.tfl r.onrt.
/ Thar eastern smiles wrp. dvtndlug
| put hears At y ditadvapt,re Tbr tran.
siont initial decline anne.raJ tn be
fdnn Ia 1rotit taking an Inn T51rf nj
recent BUYERS. opcninc prices,
which rtnpod fro 80 - t., Ann
vim .tuh. s17i@ and Sent B ~. 10
! lfela were followed hy sharp mn
! turns Ia we'll above vpatarday's fni-h
/ oars rallied with corn aftrr - fem
Iporary sag. The openiuc ~ nm.
changed figures to = r. lower jnrhd-
inc Illv SIC 10 q31,c was followed nv
IN rise 10 tho highest prfra. vet tbls
soa4oa.
Provisions reflected weakness of hoe
vaIur4 Agrrpssiyn aunuort va. I3al.
! ing
Produce.
! Chicago limo Dntter hiphnr
creamery Al 41591.
Eqgs hirher Uarrints os ~ ,,.,..,e.,
flrsts 39-l ordinary GrstS 35o-&Gla;
al mara cases included 37-3gE storage
packed extras r.f2t,. storage packed
tirsts tlth.t2
Poultry Alive lower. fowls 81
Livestock.
Chicago. June -llogs-Receiuf
%o.0f0; steady ia Zoe lower heayias
dun. top $3.50: bulk light and light
butchers sltEa-1t15. bnlk - mounds
and over sl3.N5-ltiU. pigs mostly
steady
Cattle-Receiuts 1p00o. beef steers
most ~ 15e to 2Je higher. ton heavy
$3.50. best warnings s1t15, hulk
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Today in the Court House
RECORD OF Real Estate Transactions and Circuit
County and Probate Tribunals.

Jas. & Mary Ratievic2 no nj II h2
Bronsons I'd add Streator. g. -,0
Nav - tfS" I@aa,'t. "n,''9,
&w to Lester / ITnr,n nj nu f., /. <
81 j: $4,000
Feb 26 1g2I Hannah casoa,.,o ~
rrod Il ~, '''',''", o a'' ne 10
Nav % Inon ,r,,iia, +, ,'' I -" - Fl'.
vifo to Anton t-a 1',''',,' " " u,p19 an"
If IL a. ~, Wn,i 'o o,,, a.,, anu Mi'e'
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and vito +n Era,i. o." pr-, ~ '''i, :" w
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03

Cd The following guests at dinner Sun
day Mr. and Mrs, William pflibsen
and children. Mrs. Ida Il oeback, Miss
Ella DIETRICH,
Peter Pusch Of Streator spent sew
eral days the past week visiting at
the home of his son. Bernard
Mildred Odamson spent a few days
the past week visiting relatives in
Coal City.
Mrs. John Pfibsen has been on the
sick list the past few days,
The village board has been busy
the past few days installing the now
engine which they purchased some
time ago.
Mrs, Emma Selby of Tinkley Park
is spending q few days with her
mothrr, Mrs Frank Weber.
Miss Vcrnetta Myers has been
slightly indisposed the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman j Myers will
commence tearing down their homo
next week to make room ror their
new bungalow. As their new home
will not be as large, as their former
one they will sell at public sale Sat
urday most all Of their furniture.
Mrs. Peter SChmiit was hostess to
the Social Circle Thursday. Games
contests were enjoyed. Those winning
were. First prize. Miss LORNA Linder
Mrs Emma Jagley, Mrs Ida Loeback.
consolat on. Mrs. Michael knecht
The hostess served an elaborate lunch
The next meeting will be held at the
hni pt 1rg ttii1 Il,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Warranty Deeds

May %, 1921 VIM. G. Gross &w to
Anton Reopen Jr &w 1t ! b IL West
ern add Peru, $40.
April - l92o, Frank K, Bcrtwell XIV
to Frank j. Rashid ct al mo- # II %
Richard 5 add Streator; $1,000.
May -, l92O, Elizabeth Hall to Geo.
& Anna Galick 1t / eta 1t . plumb's
sub &c Streator; $3.50.
May % 1920. Thos. Jenkins &w to
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHiLLiMORE,
Representative, Branch Office phillirore Building

here last evening to attend the tu.
neral OF G. Messenie.
Carl Marley and Allen Derby went
to Detroit, Mich. today to drive back
new Dodge touring car which vas
purchased by Mrs, NINA Derby.
Mrs Alvin Mccullough and child
rem of East Moline are visiting here at
the home Of her parents Mr. aud Mrs.
James Eorrigan
Miss Carney Bride.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carney recev-
ed announcement of the marriage of
their daughter. Sarah, Of Columbia
Falls, Mont. to George De Ford, of
kentla Mont. The wedding took
place May 18th, at Columbia Falls,
| Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Watson of Joliet
are visiting here at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward keagle.
! Mrs Burrel Pusey of Charles City,
Ia. arrived here yesterday ia visit
here parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Olson
Laid at Rest
Funeral services for Constance Mes
Senie, whose death occurred Tuesday.
were held this Afternoon at . O'Clock
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Kuhn, on Union street Rev
Father OIoughlin oflicated Inter
ment was made in Rivcrvicw GENE.
terry.
Entertains jolly Thirteens.
The Jolly Thorteen club was enter.
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Kellogg on Union
street A. social afternoon vas
spent in playing cards Dainty re,
ircShments were served
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Peculiar Disease,

Aftthno'naniN---the medical name
Tor another diseases fun of inter
est. In THIS the patient has the ir-
r'SiStlh!e impulse to count a certain
number of times before doing any,
thlhS. One ease recorded is OF Il grl
who had to tap on the edge of the
tcu mn" times before getting into it:
hundred times before brushing her
tceth; To knock three times on win.
DOW by iAe side of Ap2 door, and
similar number Of ,.,rrS on the door
Itself before 81 would unlock it.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Probate Court

Gdnship Est Ardell Rolph ct al to
Harry T. Kelly bond S50G0-t.st Sarah
turran ct al to Sherman II Lewis,
bond $4,000,
Acct and rept app Est Ella Dorne.
man ct al Settled as to Marie and
Margaret citation recalled-Est Lille
Rcibett est settled.
WHILST Henry Warming Sr to
First Trust Co Ottawt bond $1,000
apps apptd adj Sept term.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Natures Supremacy.

Emerson in his essay on Nature
SAYS: AT the gates Of the forest the
sgrrri~ed man of the world is forced
to leave his city estimates Of great
and small, wise and foolish The
huapS1ck of custom falls off bis back
with the first step he makes into
these precincts. Here IS sanclsy
which ShaTues "pr l"GonS and reality
which li~cr"dits our ha"ooS."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03

Soak a porous stone in IA pan Of
mice Goals ard ignite it, II starts the
fire easily aad can be used over and
over again.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Today's Markets

bonds which made further declines
ranging from I, to more than per
cent. Call money WAS plentiful at 4
per cent.
Liberty Bonds
Now York, June :. al2s 9tot,
first Is $500; second +e 500, first
1i,s 50; second A. >5&t Third t,s
S5.N6, Victory 5ate o5.2i, Victory
IA $3.50
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Circuit Court
New Cases

New Cases
246i3 Paul Perc VS. ohm j Hroyat-
Bill in Chy, w A. Panneck solr.
24644 La Sale Co G G Go VS. Il II
Schurman -asspt DIGS $4,000. Same
atty.
24645 Frank Showroom vs. Western
Clock Co-Case DIGS $4,000. Same
atty
1856 Julius Brucker ct al VS. Mrs.
Gust Niedrick &c-Judg by confn
Sll9.9o Il costs-eX issued. EIoberg
& ltoberg attys
246i7 Lottie Pratt VS. Chas B Pratt
divorce ~ H. Shay soIr.
2fb4S S'reator Natl Bank VS. Jas
Walter-debt $4,000, Same atty,
, if49 Olive Castetter vs. John A Cas-
letter ct al DivorCe-lv to pros as
y =. Max Murdoch. solr
1860 Enterprise Lumber & Mill
Work Go Va Belle Heplcr-biii for
mechanics lien w G. Jones. sO1r.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Nabobs Among Moroccans.

In Moroccan enrampmentN the tents
Of persons of note are often TONED
with copper balls ana decorated with
araheequeS of cloth.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03

1t cleans out the germs of winter,
treshens you HOLSTERS. Rocky
Mountain Tea certain Spring
{ leanSer- tizik. tbrous' Pharmacy,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Opportunity.

The space between a mun's idea,
and the man himself, is his opportu-
nifty Margaret 1Jelund,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Games Today

Chicago at st Louis.
bu ton at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Chancery Orders

2l(al Schmidt Va Schmidt by agmt
OF parties all issues of fact with.
drawn hrg and decree.
: 1889 Lane vs. RomanO-Mo by def
to set aside judgment and recall ex-
ecuton d for Nv to plead.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
Live Stock
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
&. w Kirby, manager Simons, Day
& Co, Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone IS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-03
HIdes snc Wool,

hdes snc Wool.
Horse hides, $3.50.
No. hides. h.. ljc
No, 2 hides. lie
No calf. h., Soc,
Muskrats, soc to so.
Skunks, 81 to IS
Raccoon, 81 so to 81.
Mink. 81 to $40.
Live Stock.
Steers. stock, cwt. $b-S. fat. cwt.
$l0-l2,
Calves. cwt. $l0.l2
Spring lambs. cwt.. son.
Hogs. cwt,. $l3.15.
The Keota news., 1920-01-02
ooRMiToRv SUCCESS.
'vtindoor Barracks" For Unemployed
Gx.Ssrvies Men 10 Means Of Find
Ing Work for Many.

That Colorado citizens have not for
gotten their obligation TO the men who
wore the nations uniform in war was
shown by the results secured through
the Windsor botel dortnitory In Den.
YER.
When the job.finding campaign Of
,hs State Committee for Relief Of :x-
Service Men and Women started. 800
unemployed were found In Denver.
Many Of these were strapped" and
had no place to sleep.
A dornitory with Accommodations for
100 men WAS opened In the Windsor
hotel. and cots and blankets secured.
The first night Is men secured lodg.
ings there. Up TO Dec 18th. 1904 bed
tickets had been issued.
Citizens sent large contributions Of
clothing. shoes and food. Employers
,.lephoned In offers Of jobs. through
which 3eS men were given work. The
average length Of stay nj the dormi.
tory for each man has been only three
nights.
The oormitory 10 under the manage.
snent Of the Central Relief Committee
Of the Denver posts Of the American
Legion.
The Keota news., 1920-01-02
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