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SOCIETY
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And somo OF tho crew wcro rhos,lv
men.
Who nccr could sail the deep arnin.
And some were strong as tho fair dav
when
She first had put to soa
But tho midnight hush of the harbor
Found her cables ioosoned free
tfTcsh hands. men say. had filled bc-
hold
With treasures finer than new gold,
Ana thru her sails clean wind rolled
Ttll she vanished in the sea.
-Tsomas Hornsby F-rrii in Rocky
Mountain News, Jan /. ia2i.
TUE 'RoSANCr LsN.uA.Es-
The romance languages arc tho
iansua ses sprung from Latin and
bearing its Impress strongly in yo-
cabulary and grammar. II is usual to
speak OF seven or eight romance
languages. even though such a diyi-
sion is not always scientifically sc-
curatc. There are Rounsnian. Ro-
mansh, ORhctoric. Iadin,. Italian,
French. Provcncai. Spanish and por.
tusuosc. to which may he added cat
alan. Franco Frovcncal. Sardinian and
Dalrns tiau.
ANCIENT SCHOOL HOOK
The oldest known \ Il g in exist
cnce Is a little child's alphabet scratch
cd on an ink bottle of black ware
found In an ancient Greek settIemcn,
in Italy. believed to belong to the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Donashy mr.
rived Monday from Philadelphia and
arc enjoying a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick II Bullen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rood left Mon
day for Long Beach, Calf. where they
win remain until spring, or longer.
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Nr5. Emma tmbarGcr and Miss
Elizabeth umbargcr, OF Pine Beach.
Washington On route to Kansas city
Mo. have been enjoying tho week cnd
with Mr., and Mrs. Bcrtram $. crcc-
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Mrs. L. Il. Jack and daughter. Miss
Lucille Jack, came to Pueblo Friday
to sec tho opera. Robin Hood and
bc tho guests OF Mrs, Il. NJ. Allison for
tho weekend.
Mrs. Walter A. Saunders returned
from New Orleans. La, where
she visited with her sister. Mrs. Gran
villc Wheeler. and family.
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Mrs, charles NJ Mock, OF ChicaSu
on route to California. viii arrive
Tuesday to visit ten days with MIR.
Arthur Chapman. Mrs Mock was
formerly Mia" Maudc Carlile.
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Mr. l.. w. Riclc loft yesterday for n
gis weeks Coiourn in California.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. O. brsytor, Of
Denver. who spent the Weekend with
MIR. and Mrs. George Nawtar return
cd to their home Sunday evening
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Mrs. West Bssell. of Philadelphia,
Ia enjoying a visit with her children.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bissoll
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Mra. W. l.. Lawson who has been
spending q week with her parents. MIR.
and Air. J. 7. williams lcLl Tuesday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

an opportunity to give a wider kpowl-
odrs OF present day economic and leg
iglativc affairs. Under tho most aple
and vital leadership OF Miss Mary Me
Saily, the work promises 10 be most
interesting and instructive.
Tho second lecture Of the series VIII
no given "Wednesday evening, Jan. ~
i, room 200 of the "Y'-subioct Ii
bor Conditious in tho United states
Wage Cuts and Unemployment At
tendance at tho lectures is not restrict
I'd to club membership and an INVITA- o
tion IL extended to all women OF the
community.
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All Interested in Mrs. kcaunSs class
in current history arc urged to como
to the home OF Mrs. Wilbur Newton on
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, so
that Mrs. EcatinS may know II II Is
advisable to continue tho work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
RANNEU CInCLE No. d,

Banner Circle No. 4 met in regular
session Tuesday night in w. %. w.
hall with good attendance. Guardian
Neighbor Jennie Walters. presiding
The most important feature of the
meeting was the class initiation of
fourteen new members into the mys-
tcrics of Woodcraft. Captain Hayden,
guards and officers arc to bG CON
graduated upon their work. Another
class will be initiated on Jan. Is, and
new officers for 1921 will be installed
on Jan. %. Ncighbors Critics and Fem
rose are recovering nicely from serious
operations and We hope they can be
removed to their homes Gro long. After
Circle closed. high five was played at
five tnblps
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
IN THE LODGE ROOM
w. II A. OF THE MAccAnEEs


Columbinc Review No. s. w. b. A. of
the Maccabees held their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon with good
attendance. One application for mem
bership was acted upon. and one ap-
proval received. Next Thursday after
noon will be our regular initiation and
all members who have not had the
work please try and be present. Tho
members were sorry 10 hear of the ILL
ness of Mrs. Robbie, Mrs. Baukher,
Mrs. Burns husband and Mrs. Walters
mother and sympathize with Mrs.
Hallinan thru the death of her beloved
babies. On Wednesday night the Re
view held a join installation with the
Sir Knights at the X. of p. hall. Mrs.
Nellie Walker acting as installing Of
ficer and Mrs. Ella Schmitz as Lady of
Ceremonies, the following officers were
installed:
Past commander, Edna Mills.
Lady commander, Kathryn Kant.
Lieutenant commander, Mary Sykes.
Chaplain. Nellie Walker.
Record keeper, Isabelle Little.
Collector, Minnie c. Chellgord.
Sargent, Fay Doty.
Lady at arms, Sarah Starmer.
Sentinel, Mary Yeagcr.
Picket. Matilda Sickinger.
Captain of guards, F'lorinda Crosson.
Color bearer No. l. Fanny Ashley.
Color bearer No. .. Ellen r. Nelson.
Past Commander Edna Mills was
presented with n beautiful jeweled bee
brooch. Installing Officer Nellie Walk
er was presented with n beautiful
handpainted plate. and Ella Schmitz
was presented with a lovely bonbo
dish
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

largest cooperative '.Patronize Four
Square Merchants campaign ever put
before any fraternal order in the city
of Pueblo.
W. o. w. Camp No. certainly is
taking on new life well as new neigh
bors. Last Monday night the big
clam chowder feed, prepared by neigh
Dor John Lutz was enjoyed by near
one hundred members and visitors.
Lutz is one grand chef and promises
a spread of food for next meeting,
Monday the seventeenth that will be
prepared to the taste of every one who
attends. The menu has been decided
on but neighbors Lutz. Murray and
Barth will withhold the Information
to pull big surprise.
More than 800 are expected so come
and swell the crowd. There will be
enough for all.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

for Denver where shc met her husband
and went to California. They will sail
soon for Honolulu, Hawaii. planning
to meet Pueblo friends there and re-
turn in April.
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Mrs. John w. Rawlings came from
Monte Vista Sunday and will visit two
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank :. Hoag.
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Mr.. George o'Brien has gone to Los
Angeles. Calf. where he will visit a
month.
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Mr.. James Lanuon, OF ouray, made n
brief visit with relatives the first of
last week on his way to Denver.
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Mrs. samuel Il. Davis returned carly
last week from the Broadmoor where
she cpcnt n week.
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william McGovern will leave today
for Fort Collins where he will take u
course of study at the state Agricul-
turnl College.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

Noted medical scientistg n Doctors
Inu,liuS. SnmncrfiCld, Wolff NnCl.
Gauthicr, Esscrs declare shSoslN
most valuable treatment Tor iulnon-
ary ailments. Felix Wolff, Court fhy-
siCtan Director of tho Sanitarlum ior
,.onaumptIvca In Rcihollsrrun Ger
nsny, hiehI" recommends II SANp,,
SIN has becu Officially recommended
to tho Berlin Medical Assoctntton. ~.
& W \ r.agcrH. NmUtcrdam, Holland
Iecisrsa 1t = Moral obligation to mako
SANoSIN known to ,ho whole human
race" American sufferers. rich or
noor. can uac this remarkable home
treatment that has mot with such sue.
,esq IN F;urops. SANoSiN SANoLEUM
is designed to produce calm. reEtiul
sienp without Morphium or similar
deadeninr drugs, aud TO bring almos,
Immediate relief from coughing, blood
soittinE and night swests. SANOSIS
SANoLEtN is an inexpensive rome
treatment Of genuine merit and is
proving a blessing to all suffering
from Tube rculoss Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catsrrhs. Whooping Cough, etc, Semi
for FREE RoOkI.ET twi,h tostimop-
ii,,s) explaining this treatment and
how trial can be made in YOUR own
homo at our risk. Address SANpSlN-
SANoLEuM. 222 y. Wabash Ave. chit
cage, Ill, Dept 5ii.
80 --.a- IN soInA pa.ia.->>-t~~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
TuE MACCAnrEs. TENT No. 10

Tent No. l6 and Columbinc Review
No. 6 installed officers jointly last
Wednesday evening. Tho work, as put
on by the ladies'. was beautiful and
impressive, and was well received by
the large crowd in attendance. Column
binc Review No. 6 is to be congratu-
lated on their drill team who so ably
assisted in the ceremonies. The Sir
knights surprised and startled tho
crowd by appearing in full rcGalia
in their part OF the ccrcmonics. state
Commander q. g. Pcil was present and
installed tho officers of Tent No. Is
using the short form, after which tho
crowd adjourned to tho banquet ball
for refreshments.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
TEMpLE CAMI. No. Io1

Temple Camp No. 1871. w. o. w. will
hold its first dance of the year on
Tuesday evening. January %, in it's
hall, corner of Mesa and Evans ave
nuc. Admission will he by invitation
only and IL you want to get in see the
committee or the camp clerk and
an invitation will be issued to you.
First class music by "A union orchestra
Will be furnished and a good time is
assured to all who attend. Anyone
desiring membership in this camp
should come now and tako advantage
OF the special reduced rate for admis-
sion which is in force for a limited
time. and each and crery member. Of
the camp should get busy in this log
rolling and bring in some new timber
You can get all of the details con-
corning this log rolling by attending
our meetings on Tuesday nights Prizes
FOR securing now members range all
the way from ten-pound ham to
1921 Pierce Arrow touring car. Now get
busy and let's see just how true a
Woodnan YOU are
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
uoyAL NEJCHnoRs

Pueblo Wilbur Camp No. 23l0 met IN
regular session Monday evening In the
now hall Second and Main. quite "A
number were out and VIC feel that the
better location of tho hall was rcspons-
ibc. Much business was trausa ctcd
and nvc new members were initiated.
on Thursday the Joint installation
with the Woodmcn waS held and a
great crowd wac out and n good time
had by everyone. Refreshments OF
coffee. sandwiches and pic was served
by the committee.
Tho club will meet next Wednesday Y
afternoon with Mrs. j. w. Wheatlcy,
No. Garlic Place ana everyone
como.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
COURT oE HONOR

Colorado Court No. 81 held n very
well attended meeting last Wednes
day night. The fine attendance we
arc having and such nice social times
encourages us to ask the members to
get busy and get their friends inter-
ested. District Manager Sister Fowler,
can be reached at telephone $3.50 j.,
and she will gladly give you all tho
information about the prize cards. n
You have not already had one get one,
as there is one for you. She will bring
1t to you and go with you at any
time to help you get your new mem
bcrs. Members who have not been at
tending are urgently requested to do
so. We will appreciate your being at
tho meeting. and you may bc able to
win some of the cash prizes now being
given.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
BIsN-IIGR

Pueblo Court No. II, Tribe of Ben
Hur had a very interesting meeting
with a goodly number in attendance
at the court hall. No. 21S West Fourth
street, Thursday evening, January 13.
Plans were made for a snappy pro-
gram of music and dramatic sketches
to be given January 81.
The artists to take part in this pro-
gram are some of the most talented in
Pueblo and will be a rare treat to all
music lovers, SO plan to join the crowd
as it will be headed for the above ad-
dress January %.
Thursday. January 20 will all the de-
gree team be on time with Brother
Alvin w. Thomas as captain of the
team, as we are going to put on the
degree work on.
The Ben-Hur has decided to make
big showing in the next few months
not only in membership. but are going
to have some rousing social times.
The ones that have not been in the
habit of attending better come along
with a boost.
Watch for notices of program for
January q, 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
HEn Ml;N

Minnequa Tribe raised the following
Tribal Chiefs to their stumps, at the
last Council sleep. Last Tuesday
evening": Sachem. Paul Van F'osscn:
Senior Sagamorc, James Waldrip;
Junior Sycamore, Frank Vance;
Prophet. J. II. Smith; Chief of Records,
John Thompson; Keeper of Wampum.
Ed. SmaIfield: First Sanap. c. Con-
dit: First Brave, Fred Cook; Grand
WiEwam. @. b. Babcock. Grand For
rest Tom kcnick.
The Chiefs were raised by Brothers
Past CT. Sachem. Il. A. Thomas. and
Past Sachem T. J. Reilcy. a good
attendance was present and one for
mcr member vas rcinstatcd and two
now applications were placed in the
hands of committees.
The adoption degree will be con-
fcrrcd on waiting candidates by tho
new degree team on next Tuesday s
sleep, January is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Personals
4 SONG or rnu ,rAR-smrs

4 SONG oT THE nENR-sit'rs
The passing years arc pale white ships
That trace tho curvinE sea,
Racing tho stars with sails flung widc
over the world with tho swinging tldo
Under and w on the other side.
Like magic paEcantry.
The long blue roads the white ships
sail
Arc ways of mystery.
Their currents move, so shipinon say
Long past tho port OF PARKWAY,
Toward dim ForcNcr-and-a-DaN
That lies beyond the sea.
Inst night 2 tail chip came to rest
In tho bay Of usedto-Be.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
YEoMEA 40. LIN

Yeomcn No. 1870. held an interesting
meeting last Tuesday night at their
hall. Honorable Foreman Rcedy pre-
sided All members were delighted to
sec him back in the chair. after an alb
scncc or several weeks from the city.
Hereafter. lodge will close at O'Clock
as nearly as the Honorable Foreman
can allow SO there will be ample timo
for the after meeting dances which
arc well attended. The members are
responding nicely to the call OF the
deputies TO help secure members.
Brother Springer leads the list with
four applications for the week. wo
wish again 10 urge all members who
arc not attending to Join in the en-
thusinsm Remember. nowadays,
every Tuesday is an interesting meet
Ing. Friends. always welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
pRF&ToRJAN

Pueblo Council No. a5s met wodnc5-
day night with a good attendance.
on" candidate was obligated and two
names voted on. Several talks were
given for the good OF the order Next
Wednesday. January 10, VIC arc 10
have Initiation and all officers and
members are urged to he present. All
those who still have tickets for tho
card party are requested TO turn them
in by the next meeting, We are glad
10 hear the sick members are improv-
ing. The last meeting Of tho month
Is TO be q socinl and dance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
NEnMI;N Nn. G.oa

ycomen No. s2Os meet every Friday
night Mt Erickson hall. Twelve ap-
plications were acted upon favorably
last meeting night. and several were
adopted TO membership. Yes, VIC re-
member our new years resolution 10
double our membership during tho
months OF Januni'N and February.
When you think OF dancing 10 good
music, think Ncomcn, Erickson hall,
every Friday night, where tho crowds
20 to enjoy Il big time and are always
satisfied
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
VALLEY CAMP No. :o

Valley Camp No. 80 W. o. W. has
extended its winter campaign for nine
ty days in order to give many who
have been unemployed during the past
few weeks an opportunity to affiliate
with this peerless society and secure
proper protection for their loved ones
Every member OF this camp Should do
his part in this campaign by securing
at least one or two new members in
order to put our camp well over the
l,c00 mark and keep 1t there. A first
prize of 800 cash has been offered to
the nciShbor securing the greatest
number OF new members In tho cam
paiEn and $40 for "A second prize. Dis
trict Manager j. y. Murray has also
offered various prizes. such as w O.
w. rings. fobs. etc. Tho campaign COM
mittcc desires to assist in making tho
campaign n complete success. They
arc only asking you to do your duty.
so please fall In line and don't be n
dronc. IT YOU can't come to camp send
us your prospects name and We will
sec TO 1t that he is called on for you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
l.. &. ". \.

st. Mary's branch l.. e. r. A. mot
in Fisher Hall Friday afternoon Jan,
9TH with a very good attendance. We
have closed our books for the year
with a good increase in new members,
and urge all old members to attend
the meetings, and help the officers
and the few active members to mako
the society one of the biggest branches
in tho west. The first Friday of each
month is tho business meeting and the
third tho social moctinm. Jan. u will
be n social session after which coffee
and homemade cake is served. This
will be the last social before lent SO
IL big crowd Is expected.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
IA. IL. Rub Baclaehe Away

the pain. IT is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store.
and after using 1t just once, you'll
forget that You ever had bnckache.
lumbaEo or sciatica. because YOUR back
will never hurt or cause any moro
misery. II never dis'ppoirts and has
been recommended Tor 60 years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

Back hurt youT Can't straightcn
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges, Now listeni
That's lumbago, sciaticn or maybe
from a strain. and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating "St. Jacobs
Oil" Nothing else takes out sore
ness, lameness and stiffness SO quickly.
You simply rub 1t on and out comes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
W. q. ". CAMP NO. .

w %. w. Camp No. 'neighbors who
arc in business in Pueblo will do them
selves nm injustice to stay away from
the special meeting TO be held for
their benefit next Monday night Mat
ters OF great interest to them will be
taken up and those who attend will be
more than pleased to find out the good
that can be derived from attending
regular meeting on night of the seven
tccnth.
other members will not stay away
bn. will come and take part in tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
JOINT INsTALL.TIoN

w $. Marble district deputy Grand
ratriach installed the following Of
ficcrs into their respective stations in
St Elmo and Lincoln Encampments
of the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows. The officers of st. Elmo en-
campment were Chief Patriarch, NJ
S. Payne; S. w, j. A. York: High
Priest, Lex Walker; j. w. ID. r. Por-
ter; Scribe, a. j. Platt; treasurer, III.
II. Gcrrish.
For Lincoln Encampmcut the fol-
lowing were installed; j. v. Wjelm. c.
Priest, John Sanders: b. NJ. Trosue.
j. w: II. c. Delmeyer, scribe; Con
Meyers, treasurer.
Canton Pueblo No. also installed
the following named chevaliers to fill
their respective Offices: s. A. Curran,
captain; Chas. Bowman. lieutenant; j.
V. Helm, ensign; A. j. Platt, clerk;
II. II. Gerrish. accountant.
The Lady Cantonettcs an auxiliary
to the Canton branch were in attend
ancc in full membership and also went
through their installation ceremony.
The following ladies were installed:
President. Mrs. Ada Young; vice
president Mrs. Eliza Tuttle:. secretary,
Mrs Anna Brooks: financial secretary,
Mrs. Opal Helm: treasurer, Mrs.
Nellie Walker; escort. Mrs. Bessie
Beally: Installing officer, Mrs. Lydia
Marble.
Among tho distinguished visitors
present were General c. l. Smith and
Grand Patriarch John August of Colo
RADIO Springs, who never fail TO cheer
tho hearts of every true and loyal
odd Fellow and Rcbekah, with tho
cheering words that makes all feel that
they belong to such an institution that
has for its purpose the love of man
kind as its cardinal issue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

their sale. this week. beginning Mon
day on Northern avenue. NeiChbors.
this is the last call for that old gar
ment. This is for the benefit OF our
Woodcraft Home. Remember, what
Sunshine is to flowers, deeds OF kind
little"
Our installation of officers for 1921
will be held next meeting. All mem
bers are urged to be present. We have
good times in store for the coming
year. Get busy and attend" Our
card party will he held January 26.
1t was voted that cards shall be tho
feature for three nights a month and
last shall he left TO those who do not
play TO plan the entertainment.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
DU.HEE or UoNoU

There viii be mectinEof tho De-
gree OF Honor lodge in Fishers hall
Thursday evening, Jan. 20. at S o'clock.
AS IT is a business meeting all mem
bcrs arc rcnucatcd TO be prcacnt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
p4>sy CIRCLE NO. 4.

Pansy Circle No. ~. Ncighbors OF
woodcraft met "Wednesday evening
with large attendance. Much bust
ness was transacted, this being tho
last meeting for tho old officers. The
committee on the rummaEo will hold
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Fixes rEAk SISTERS

I. A. to r. OF z. II. No. l5l. meets
every second and fourth Wednesday
OF each month. The officers are
pleased to sec tho increase in attend
anco at each meeting and the interest
that both old and new members are
showing.
At the closing of our books for tho
year of 1920. showed great increase
in our membership; as VIC arc very
much alive We are out to be moro live
ly then ever. with the hclp and CO.
operation of our membership. our last
meeting considerable business OF i'm
portancc. was transacted. Several ap-
plications were read and eight candi-
dates were initiated. Tho White Rose
Crochet club will meet at Mrs. James
Bates at Gil W. Abriendo. Wednesday
afternoon. Jan. 10, This will he the
first meeting of the New Year. All
sisters are welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA


Camp I'LL met Thursday night in a
Joint open meeting with Pueblo vii
bcr Camp of the Royal Neighbcrs for
the purpose OF installing the officers
OF both camps. largo number OF
members OF both camps being present
and promptly at O'Clock the Forest
tcrs' team of T1l1 marched into the hall
and informed Consul w. Z. York that
the deputy head consul and escort
were present and ready to install the
officers of 7iil. and the consul ordered
them admitted. Deputy Head Consul
]. Roy Renncy. acing as installing Of
ficer proceeded with tho Installation
ceremony. and the newly elected Of
ficcrs wesc escorted to their Tcspec-
tive stations after which they Royal
Neighbors entered the hall and after
sonc fancy drilling by lady team their
officers were duly installed by INSTALL
ing officer Neighhor Mrs. McNight.
Ceremonies being concluded all wero
invited to the banquet room and all
enjoyed n social hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
rUrnLo uoNLsTNAD 10. Of,

Pueblo Homestead No. 81 at their
meeting last Wednesday night COM
pleted their plans for two big enter
tainments coming soon. No. 917 is
growing both in numbers and general
interest in the work. 1t was definitely
decided that the bazaar and penny
social would be given on the last
Wednesday night in this month, Jan
uary IS. This will be the most inter
cstin5 and novel entertainment given
by the Homestead since we have been
meeting in the hall. Something doing
every minute. Surprises OF various
natures for those who attend. Many
interesting and effective talks were
made. Attendance AT our meetings arc
Increasing. All loyal Yeomen should
attend regularly and assist In the al
ready prosperous work OF our Home
stead. Good music with plenty OF
time to dance every Wednesday night
at odd Fellows hall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

Boston's policowomen are to receive
tho Same pay as policemen.
All but eight states have adopted
some form OF mothers pension.
Santiago. Chile, has one high school
attended by more than 1,50O girls.
The Nomi t'ri, the oldest newspaper
published In Toxic. also has tho dis
tinction OF being the first tc run u,
wonan's page.
Submarines nro forbidden TO Ger
many by the terms of tho Peace Treaty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

only-look for tho name California on
the package, then you arc sure Your
child Is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love its
frlity taste Fun directions on each
bottle. You must say California"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
LunSsWeak?

Generous offcr to Tuberculosis Sui-
ferers of Trial Of SANoSlN
SANOLEUM Embracing Europe
Remarkable Expectorant, SANOSlN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

Colorado Springs, Colo. Jan. s.-Col-
orado Springs bank clcarings for 1920
were approximately twelve million dol
lars greater than in 1919. Figures for
tho year arc So. $50. .S9ss6 an increase of
so per cent in two years.