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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
Y hrdelni obzalob6.
Roman DOLBY stavky uhlifi Pennsylvani
cd S. w. Hopkinas
auora romanu "Dedc Hawaiisti, "Kralovna osrovand
"Tajemny ostrov".



ma cas-; nebot' Tom Jeffrysem
We vezeni CO cislo 115 nebude
Donalduv utek prozrazen. O.
debral Sc primo do Londyna a
ubytoval sc ma Bank ulici. Cd
lozil svGj knezsky sat a obje-
vii sc oblekn, ktery mu Ora
ham opatril.
Utecenec byl velice prekva-
pen, kdyz spotital penize, kto
re mu dal Graham. Bylo jich
diva tisice dollaru. To mu W.
stacilo ma zivobyti, nez Sc u
snese ma nejakem planu pro
budoucnost. Litoval toho. ze
musi ziti z daru Heleny Car
ringtonovy, ale on nemel pla-
rem sveho osvobozenl co cini-
ii; a jezto ona dala ma jevo
sve prani, ably mezI Donaldem
Domersetem nebylo zadneho
spojeni, nezbyvalo mu mic ji-
reho nez prijmouti postaveni
jak bylo pro neho upravcno a
doufati V budoucnost, re to bu
de moci sletne Clearinghouse
oplatiti.
Jeho obydli ma Bank ulici
bylo prijemne a pohodlne. Pri-
jmuv jmeno Arthur Williams,
Iredsevzal 81, ze 81 drive V ne
kolka dnech prohledne Lon
dyn a pax Sc pusti do hledani
Trace a zahospodari tolik, a
by mohl slecne Carringtonove
vratiti jeji peniZe co nejdi'lve.
Druhy den prohlizel Donald
znamenitosti Londyna. NavStl-
vii proslule budovy palac
sv. Jakuba, budovy parlamen-
tu, opatstvi Westminsterske =
a konecne Easel do narodni ga
lcrie IA Trafalgar namesti. Zde
stravil prijemn6 dve neb tri no
6iny a pax sc vratil do sveho
bytu.
Nasledujiciho dine sci do par
XII a do tvrze Londynske a ko-
necne ma most pres Temzi.
Takto stravil cely tyden. V
tom case seznal dosti dobre u
lice Londynske a nabaziv Sc
ChoZenl po m6ste, predsevzal
81, ze pristine tydne ohledne
Sc po praci. Zamestnani jeho
hylo hornictvi. Byl to ten Jedi
ny prumysl, kterem sc Wy
znal a jezto nebyl zadny dul X
nalezeni V okoli Trafalgar
Squaru, jal Sc prohlizeti OBJ
chodni adresaf, ably zv6del,
kde Sc velke dolly nalezaji.
Drive vsak nez 81 utvoril ne
jaky plan nebo vyvolil nekte-
ry dul, kan by Sc chtel obra-
titi, prihodilo. sc neco, co jei
polekalo a urychlilo jeho od-
jezd z Londyna.
Kracel po Regent tride, OBJ
divujc Sc krasnym budovam, V
tom okamzenl vSak byla pozor
most jcho upoutana hlasitym
volanim a videl cestujici spe-
chat do kramu a iinych mist
rosti.
Sprezeni krasnych hribas
hnalo Sc zdesen6 k nemu "a
hi IA sebou kocarek, ktery sc
klatil jedne strany ma dru-
hou a bezmala by Sc byl pre-
vrhnul. V kocarku sed6la mia.
da divka nahybaiic sc k jednf
strane jakoby chtela vyskociti
Jeil oblicej byl bledy a ustra
Seny.
Kolemidouci zdali sc byt
bezmocni a zadny Z Mich nepc
zvcdl ruku k zastaveni koni.
Bcz rozmySleni skocil Do
nald Ma ulici a uchopil uzdu.
"Neskakejte !" volal. "Sed
tc!"
OhromKou namahou, jake
mohl pouze obr schopen byti
Obratil hlavy koni k sobe tax
ze Sc nosy jeiich dotykaly
Tim umirnili svuj beh a brzy j,
Donald zastavil.
Daycm nTih6hl muI boz klo
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"Dekuji vam, pane, dekuji.
Vase jmeno - jak - nebesa,
xiv - ano. - ne, ano - U Jo-
wise, tot je Tom! Hurray We'll,
neni to stesti? Odkud isl spa
ill? Ty isl krasny hoch, ztrati.
Sc a media 0 sobe slyset 20 TO-
lik rokI! CO je tt, clovece?
Pojd' sem, at ii Nell sama po-
dekuje. Podivej Sc, Nell, kdo
te zachranil? Mas starry pritel.
Tom Jeffrys. Kdo by sc toho
byl nadal?"
Donald mad miru prekvapen
s. rozcilen, aby mohl mluviti, q
neveda, CO by rekl, kdyby mohl
mluviti, byl veden hned ke ko-
Carku.
Divka dekovala mu vfele.
Jake TO- stesti, re jste byl
lnahodou zde!' pravila. Tito
lide byli by mne nechali rozbiti
ma kusy. Aspon jeden. Angli-
can jest hrdinny. A kde jste
byl?"
"Nestujte zde a nemluvme",
pravil jeff spolecnik. "Vlez do
kocaru, Tome, starry brachu +
rojedeme domu k obedu".
"Ne, ne! Prosim Ia omluve-
mil" koktal Donald. "NejSem
ustrojen - nam velice ma
/ speech - mann zamestnani, kite
re nestrpi odkladu. TEST mne,
re jsem vam mohl poslouziti.
Ncbylo to mic, docela mic. Do
bry den, pane, slecno, s. bo-
hem"
Pc tomto usecnem pozdravu
Donald sc vzdalil a brzy Sc
ztratil V davu.
koci a MATTEL povozu hle-
del IA MIN, az sc mu ztratil s
oti. PAX obrativ sc ku sve spo-
letrici pravil:
'Ten chlapik Jest mi hadan
kou. Nerozumjm mu. Myslim,
&c je blaznivy".
Divka Sc usmala.
Jest dobre, kdyz je po ruce
pri splaseni sc koni takovJ bIa
zen jako je Tom Jeffrys".
XXX.
Pc dobrodruzstvi Sc splaSe-
nym sprezenim koni pratell
Toma Jeffryse, jal sc Donald
prohlizeti obchodni adresar sc
lzvetsenou horlivosti. Nahlizel
re by pro neho nebylo dobre
aby zustal V Londyne, kde 0.
myl byl jiz ucinen muze BY
ii opakovan a vesti X nekonec.
'nym neprijemnostem. Chtel sc
cdebrati do hornicke krajiny
ldc by mohl nalezti zamest-
mani.
Y ohledu IA dolovani IDA
' sc Yorkshire Donaldovi nejpr
hodn6jSi krajinou V Anglii
Rozhodl Sc tcdy, re sc odebert
do Yorkshire a budc tam hlc
dati praci. Sebral sva zavaza
dla a vydal Sc ma cestu. Velict
sc mu ulehcilo, kdyz vlak 0
pouStel stanici, nebot' Sc stale
obaval, ze Sc k nemu nekd(
piizene a bude jej povazovat
"a Toma Jeffryse.
Donald prenocoval V ma
lem hotelu v Leedsu a druheh,
dne rano odebral Sc do Void
hamu, maleho mestecka -neds
: leko dolu sira Williama Put
neyc. Z Woldhamu iel pax do
stavnikem do Aylshamu po
, prosil kociho, by jcj upozorni
ma dunn sira Williama Putneye
az k nemu prijedou.
Cestovani Z Woldhamu do
: stavnikem bylo toho casu We!
mi cetne a Donald mel dost
) spolucestujicich. Starry doSta'
mix, ktery byl davno videl lep
81 easy, praskal a vrzal po'
tezkym nakladem. Vyhlizel
c to, jako by hrozila boure a k
cl popohanel kone jak cerstv
ION L,L,cafi ,,,ohli nolnl.o n
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JiSi ny - hNSSAA FyolOuPitA.
Ma to potalo prseti. Nejakj
muz vedle Donalda ohrnul Vi
lfmec bezel hledati pristresl.
Stromy okoli poskytovaly ma
Ilou ochranu pred destem a zad
Ina vefejna mistnost nebyla ni-
Ikde X spatfeni.
| Donald nemel valnou chut
promoknouti a jezto boure sta
vala sc cim dal tim prudsi, ma
lsledoval sveho spolucestujiciho
q h6zel tez hledati pristresi V
nejblizsim dome, ku kteremu
rrib6hne.
Bezel kousek cesty, kdyz
spatfil pred sebou velke, staro-
modni staveni, Sc Slrokou We
randou celici ma Woldhamskou
silnici. Vrata byla otevfena a
costa vedouci X domu nebyla
vice nez dive ste stop dlouha.
| Donald bezel k domu a po
schodech ma verandu, nebot'
! jiz hodne prselo. Zazvonil, ably
domaci ma sebe upozornil a po
aadal 0 pristreA nez boure pre-
jde.
Dvefe otevrel sluzebnik.
Donald tezce oddychoval po
dlouhem behu.
"Smim prositi o pristresi nez
boure prejde -"
Nez mohl domluviti, sluzeb-
nix vykfikl otevfel dv6re do
koran. Hledel upfene ma Donal
| Ga, jako ma nejake zjeveni.
We spechu nespozoroval Do
nald nicehoz, nez ze mu byly
dvere otevfeny.
| Vstoupil do Stroke predsine,
| Z niz vedly Stroke schody do
uruheho poschodi. Take zde
hyly dvere vedouci do rozlic-
rych pokoju, ale Donald byl
spokojen 8 ochranou pred de-
stem a nechtel sc dale vtirati.
Fax zaslechl kroky a muzsky
hlas:
"kdo je to, Johne?"
! Sluzebnik neodpovedel Ia
zatel prisel sam, ably sc pre-
svedtil.
Byl to maly muA uzkyn1
oblicejem. Vstoupil do predsl-
ne a pohlizel ma Donalda.
Donald pristoupil k nemu, a
by sc omluvil "a obt6zovan
jej.
Drivev SAX nez mohl promlu
viii, byl prekvapen jednanin
sveho hostitele.
Chlapik ten zapotacel sc
Pred MIN, patrne We velker
zdeseni. Jeho lice zbledly ce'
~ oblicej jeho ievil velkS
strach. S pozdvizenyma ruka'
ma, jako by Sc chtel brani,
pred ranou, ustupoval zpet
pred Donaldem. PAX S vykri
KEN hruzy sc obratil utlkal
Donald obratil Sc ma sluhu
o vvsvetleni, ale i ten Sc dal na
utek domu, nedbaje boure 2
deste. U vrat seSel Sc pan Sc
sluzebnikem a oba polekanI
: utikali spolecne po silnici pryc
Donald prcmozen prekvapc
MIN, klesl do lcnosky a poca
premysIeti.
, "To je pekna prihoda', pra
vii k sobe. "Misto, ably mne u
: vitali a poskytli mi pristrcsi
, lide prede mnou utikaji jake
: pred morem a nechaji mnc
. celem dome samotneho. Rae
} bych vedel, jak vyhlizim? Coz
i pax jsem podoben strasidlu a
nebo zabloudil jsem do usta
: WI silencu a nechal Silence II
} prchnouti? V celem dome nen
: patrne ami xiv eduse. Je zde ii
A cho jako V hrobe. Podivne
: velmi podivne. Ale ia zde zu
: stanu dokud neprestane pr
: seti".
/ Studeny vitr val predsini
!, coz dokazovalo, re zde mus
byti ieste iinych dveri, kter'
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Prepaden, oloupen smr-
telne zranen. 10. unora kolem
2 hod. odpol. prepadli nezna-
mi lupici obchodnika S dobyt-
KEN a reZnika Jakuba Holze-
ra z Boru u Tachova ma cest6
mczi Velkymi Dvorci a Flusar
nou. Zranili jej tezce ma hla,-
We a obrali ySechny penize,
ktere mel schovany We velkc
kozene taSce. Kolik pen6Z u sc
be mel, neni znamo, pravd6po-
dobne vetSi mnozstvi. HolZer,
nabyv vedomi, napjetim We
Skerych sill odvlekl sc jeSte a
81 1900 kroku, az vykrvacel a
uplne vysilen, skonal zelez-
nicnim prikopu. Mrtvola byla
druheho dne nalezena obchod-
nillem dobytkem Fr. Bave-
rem z Boru a vytazena z Pri-
kopu. Cetnictyo Primby "a
hajilo po lupitich usilovne pa
trani. Jako podezreleho to-
hoto zlocino zatklo delnika On
drcje Helgerta Velkych Dvo-
ri. V dalsim patrani Sc pokra-
Guia
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Hc.elovy lupic dopadcn.

HC-eIO'y lupiC OOpaucn.
sobotu odpoledne vloupal sc V
hotelu "Sasky dvur' Hybern
skc ulici mlady muz, ubytova-
ny tam pod imenem Arpad
WINNER, 24lety, do Bratisla-
| Wy prislusny, pomoci paklice
do pokoje, V n6mz bydli re-
ditel Akciove spolecnosti Sa-
10 Weinglas re Stokholmu, kite
ry prave meSkal mimo hotel.
Weinglas vrativ Sc domu ma
leZl dvere sveho pokoje odem-
ceny, avsak zevnitr zastrceny.
Pojav podezreni, re V pokoii
jest zlodej, vyrozumel perso-
nal hotelu a sam bezel do uli-
&C Senovazne, kde zpozoroval
Wimmera, ktery sedel ma ok
ne a chystal Sc seskociti do uli-
ce Senovazne. Vida, re jest
prozrazen a nemoha uniknou-
ii oknem, vratil sc do pokoje
a chtcl uteci dvermi. Byl zat-
cen a dan do vazby bczpecnost
niho oddeleni. Pod kobercem
V chodbe nalcZen paklic a vo-
jenskc bodlo, ktere tam pa
chatel zastrcil. Y pokoii Vein
glasoyc byly perske lobcrcc,
Sat5tvo a pradlo Gene 500
900 korun.
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Myydlo

mist posti3enych vyraz-
kou ma sc dfti tax. ably
) bylo pfi tom pouzito
|. antiseptickeho prostfed
ku. Severdv Antisepsol
(Seyera's Antisepsol) sc
hodf vtborn6 k tomuto
) acelu Mfrnf podra2dGnf
{ 4 lahodi emu. -
! Cena 35c a &c dan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
STOCKS IN BIG RALLY;
!GEAE' Al MOTORS LEAD
Oil, Steels and Spccialties With
Low Grade Rails Share in
Advance.
nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Feb. 81. wall street 10. 30
q. m.l--Gainsa extending from one to six
points were made almost at the outset of
today's stock market session by wide
variety of issues. The under tone sug-
yested more cheerful sentiment in specu-
lative circles, due in part to yesterdays
easier rates for call money.
Leaders of the movement embraced
General Motors. Studcbaker u. s. Rubber.
Mexican Petroleum, Royal Dutch, Ameri-
can Woolen. American International.
baldwin Locomotive. American Car,
Marine Preferred, Coppcrs and several
Of the western rails.
The advance WAS well maintained
throughout the first half hour.
GENERAL MOTORS LEADS DIST.
NooN-Ttading became quiet after the
sariy demand had run IT'S course, but
prices continued to vance. General
Motors domi mated the st az an extreme
gain OF 10 poi nfs TO - =. or 23 points over
its recent low.
Oils. steels and spccialties shared in
the movement and before noon low grade
rolls reassertea their receipt leadership
Rock Island, Texas Pacific, missouri
Pacific Pcre Marquette and New Haven
rose one 10 two and one half points, Stan
da,d issues also hardening.
Improvement did not extend to the
bond market, Liberty 2nd as and both
issues of Victor notes sustaining further
losses. Call money opened at 10 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Locomotive Company. quar-
t,riy of . pcr cent on common and q
lrr ccrt IN preferred, payable March 81
s:rtiSl ipc,icar Tobacco Company
i,t,r:n. Il = pr ou1' payable March 81
ara :ia:. LoeonGssvc Company, quar-
i-fi1 u , l,.T cont on common and IL
pr .cut 81. prsf"rIcd, payable April /.
t.. trail Petroleum Company, semi
anT.ua! ri 2i2 per cent on preferred, pay
able April l
Computing Tabulsting and Recording
Company quarterly OF per cent, pay
able April l.
Continental Can Company, quarterly
of Is per cent each on common and
preferred, payable April /.
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company,
quarterly of 3 y per cent on common and
initial of ia per cent on preferred, pay
able March 81.
Davis-Daly Copper Company, % cents
share. payable March 80
Gull States Steel Company, annual of Z
per cent on first preferred, payable quar-
terly beginning April /, and p per cent
on second preferred payable April |.
Lackawanna Steel Company, quarterly
OF ll1 per cent, payable March 81.
Logan Trust Company, quarterly of =
per cent. payable March Is.
Nashua Company, quarterly OF 5 per
cent on common, payable March /.
Penn Water and Power Company,
quarterly of p per cent, payable April l..
Todd Shipyards Corporation, quarterly
Of 2l.15 a share and extra of 81 % share,
payable March 20.
Tonopah Extension Mining Company
quarterly of ) per cent, payable April l..
Underwood Typewriter Company,
quarterly of ? per cent on common and
ia per cent on preferred, payable
Anril |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.
Reported Daily by Laird & Co. Security
Brokers du Pont Building.
ayfs :

Yesterdays l1.3O
ftinxxa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
, Associated Press to Every Evening


Chicago, Feb. 27.--Hogs Receipts,
1900: higher Bulk. 14.35al5.10: top,
1928; heavy, l4.0Oal465; medium,
l450al Is. 10; light, l475a15.2 .25; light light,
14.5Oal5.O0; heavy packing sows, smooth,
l2.75al3.5O; packing sows, rough, 2.40a-
1915; pigs, 13.25al4.75.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; slow. Beef
steers, medium and heavy: choice and
prime, 14.0OaI6.O0: medium and good,
IL l25al4.00: common, 9.0Oall.25; light,
good and choice, ll.75al5.25; common
and medium. 50al1.75: butcher cattle,
hcifers, 6.50ai2.75: COWS, 6.25a11 so;
Gamers and cutters. 4.50a6.25; veal
calves l5.25ai6.50; feeder steers, 7.50a-
.l5O; stocker steers, 6 75alO25.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; steady Lambs
I75Oa2O 80; culls and common, l4.0Oa-
I725; ewes, medium, good and choice,
ll.25al4.50; culls and common, Coca
1875
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
PHONE Bs7.w. 400 8. sEcoNp ST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Ituman!a now has ncar.y 1900.
900 acres OF forest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Electrical MEN TO
MEET N COLORADO
New Mexico Association
to Hold Joint Session
in Springs

The New Mexico. Electrical assoc
citation ia To meet In Joint onvcn
Hon with the Colorado Electrical as
s~ociation Mt Glenwood Springs, Colo.
on September IS, ~ and 10, 1t was
announced this morfg.ng by Arthur
rrugcr. vice-president of the llocky
Mountain division Ut tn National
Electric Light nssoeintion. who has
lust returned from Denver where he
attended u meeting Of the executive
committee OF the division.
The main business Of tfa meeting
sons sicd of framing the constitution
and the appointment NJ committees,
The Rocky Mountain division OF the
Association includes Wyoming. New
McSico. and Arizonn. Al nf the states
We're Given representation on the
committees.
The New Mexico men appointed On
the committees are Frank Street OF
Santa FL, public relations committee:
g. ". Elnhart Of Roswell technlcn,
committee: ID. e.. Bent. Tucumcari.
commercial comns.ttcc: q. u. Tive
good, A~lhuuueruue. accounting COM
%riigire; +. Buchanpn Of Silver civ
T Haggard Of Gallup and T.. ".
Bradi,y an the mshershin curniito..
AIR. Prnger announced that the dot
"vates were given the most courteous
irea tnent by the D,n'rr Electrical
men. The meetings were held at the
Denver Ath'ntic Cub.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
SHOE REPAIRING

5. Heals. Soe. Pre- DsiivsrI
Jacob Sander. 406 West Central
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
cAMMEL UNDERTAKING CO

GARVIN - The remains Of Mrs.
Zenia Hortense Garvin, succumbed to
her illness, en- route home, at Las
Vegas, n. NJ, Sept. %, 1920, beloved
wife and daughter of Ralph Garvin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Green Eubanks,
late of 1919 Bannock street. Fu-
neral services held from Shorter
chapel Monday, Sept. 27, 1920, AT =
p. H., Rev. Thomas officiating. In
terment Riverside.
TOLBERT - The funeral of Mrs.
Kittie Tolbert, late of 264S Lawrence
street, sister of Mrs. John Short, 1923
East Thirtieth avenue, held from fam
lily residence Thursday, Sept. 30, 1920
at . p. m. Burial family plot Fair
mont.
VAUGHN-Melvin Vaughn, 24 years,
late of OF Twenty-second street, died
Sept. 30, o a. m. Funeral arrange
ments later.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
LEWIS & SON DRY GOODS CO.
AND ITS PROGRESSIVE
LIFE.

That the firm of Lewis x son has
steadily kept up progressive form of
action in the advantages it offers TO
the public cannot be disputed, as
through its publicity agent, Mr. II. f.
Ramsay, the best up-to-date lines. in
every department are brought to the
knowledge of its numerous patrons
so that they can conform to the sea-
sons fashion as well as be the bene-
ficiaries of the moderate prices that
are in evidence at this time. The ad-
vertisements of this firm are eagerly
sought and read by the average pur-
chaser and the satisfaction tEat is
guaranteed goes to verify the express
sion, Lewis & Son, the store pro-
gressive," Sixteenth and Stout streets.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
CAMPBELL A. M. e. CHURCH
NOTES.
Twenty.,hird and Lawrence Streets.

Rev. /. $. Wilson. pastor, residence,
1918 Twenty-thlrd street. Phone Main
1914.
At 800 Il. M, sunday school.
At IL 100 n. M, preaching by Rev
Pope.
At 3 90 p. M, quarterly meeting.
At Gas y. M, Christian Endenvor
At Z 10 p. m, preaching by Rev.
Pope.
At 500 u. IN. Wednesday, prayer
and class.
At S 80 p. m, willing Workers.
On the first Sunday of November
will be rally for $500 or more, foI
the purpose of Installing a new heat
ing plant. getting winter coal and
paying off small debts. This will be
the last rally until next spring, 81
everybody is expected to help.
Rev. Wilson opened his second yeaI
mt Campbell last Sunday and laid some
of his plans before the congregation
This Sunday will be the first quar-
ter of the year.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
WHITE ELEPHANTS AND M.
& o. CLASH TOMORROW AT
BROADWAY PARK.

The greatest attendance at Broad
way Park will witness the baseball
game tomorrow between the White
Elephants, champions of the Semi-pro
League, and the NJ. and o., winners OF
the City League title. These two teams
representing Denver in all that base
balloon calls for will serve thousands
of fans the best treat of the season
Every Elephants rooter should be pres
ent to cheer our experts on to victory.
Game starts at l p. III. sharp,
changed time.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
INDEFINITE PosTPoNEMENT OF
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS' BALL

We beg to announce with much re-
grct to the large number of ticket
holders that on account of the continu-
Gus residence of the military at the
Denver Auditorium, the Knights Tenn
plars ball, to be held Monday, October
11th, is indefinitely postponed. The
city authorities have promised date
at the earliest opportunity, this being
the best they can do under the un-
settled conditions between the Tram
way Company and their eX-employes.
Watch the columns Of this paper for
definite announcement with better,
brighter and greater fun.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
DENVER DRY GOODS STORE, SIX
TENTH AND CALIFORNIA SITS.
THE STORE ATTRACTIVE.

The attractiveness of this store Is
unsurpassed, as by its unique form
of advertising quality goods, civil EN-
ployes and price-defying competition
it stands out as beacon light beckon-
ing to its great concurse of patrons
to come again and enjoy the benefits
that are always reserved for theln'
With man such as Mr. T. c. Greene
head of the advertising department,
who believes in quality publication
the public is constantly in receipt OF
information that keeps them abreast
the times and places them in posi-
ton to take advantage of securing the
best goods at prices TO meet the
smallest as well as the largest pocket
books. The display attendant with
the present season is nothing short OF
magnificent, and II glance at their adj
vertisement in the columns of this
paper proves beyond Il doubt the at
traction that this company offers.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
DOUGLASS UNDERTAKING CO.
FUNERAL NOTICES.

STONE-Arthur, 80 years, beloved
husband of Ruth Stone, 2I22 Larlmer
street, departed this life Friday, Sept.
oath. Body was accompanied by Mrs,
Stone to Richmond, Mo-, Monday,
Sept. 27th, where services will be held
under auspices of Diony Sins Lodge,
No. 20, X. of p.
LUCAS-Jessie E.. 24 years, beloved
daughter of Mrs. Mary Porter, Wash
ington, d. c., departed this life Sept.
2Sth, at 1916 Pearl street. Awaiting
arrival of mother
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nj. Johnson
formerly of Kansas City, Mo, ana
residents of Denver for three years.
have purchased beautiful nome at
2S47 California street. Having oe-
come popular by their genial DISPOSE
tion and hospitable qualities, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Johnson have large circle ol
friends, who are invited TO Visit theih
in their new home. This forms an
other addition to our home-owners
list. and our people by degrees are
,i,ipe every proof of their willing
ness and eagerness to enjoy poftiol
of this life before the transportation
TO the other side. We congratulate
our fellow citizens on their acquisi-
ton.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02

For the first time in the history oil
Colorado, Sept. 81, 1920, train NO. ~
engine No. 1853, rolled into Denver
from Limon Junction, piloted by
recognized colored brakeman in the
person of w. A. Warren, residing III
Denver Mr.. Warren, through all hu-
initiation by his white brother' con-
Quoted himself as a minute man OIL
the job equal to all emergencies
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
Episcopal, Twenty-second Avenue and
Humboldt Street.

Festival of St Michael and All
Angels (transferreO, Sunday, OCT. D.
Solemn Choral Eucharist at IL :oV
O'Clock. Celebrant the Rev Father
Haldeman of the Associate MISSION
Sermon subject, angels and Men
The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will
be administered before the service.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02

Mrs. Ira Hickey of Atchison' han''
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. f. NJ
Johnson. 2S47 California street. Mrs
Hickey is very much impressed WIN
our western scenery and the hospl-
tality of our citizens.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
Jud Tunkins.

Jud Tunkins says there isn't mnrh
chance of promotion for a man whose
only idea of boss is n person W"o
sticks his feet on the desk ana SihoheS
large cigars.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and Rev. w. III. Thomas, pastor OF
Shorter Chapel for their expressions
of sympathy, kindness and beautiful
floral offerings in the loss OF our
darling daughter and wife, Mrs. Zena
Garvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eubanks
and family.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
OCT. 4, MONDAY NIGHT,
FERN HALL.

Don't miss the big masque ball, the
first masque ball of the season. Given
by the Smart Set Dancing School.
Five handsome prizes. Morrison's Sec
ond Jazz Orchestra. Billy Knight,
manager.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-10-02
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

The committee Of management, and
in fact all the people, are greatly
pleased with the news of the coming
of Mr.. Harry Townsend, 10 assume the
duties of city-wide boys work secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. G. \. He is expected
in the city this week, and will enter
upon his duties as soon as he gets SET
tied His coming will mean a great
deal to the boys of the city, who also
are pleased to know that they are TO
have Il splendid worker for their de-
partment.