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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HOUSE PRESENTS GOLD
WATCH TO MAI. STEDMAh
North Carolina Rcprcmrntotiy, f;ixcn
'fat'on on Occasion OF His
f.i:htirlh liirthlnS

WASH iNtTFDN. Jan. aa-Repre-
sS.tIi!Ne Sttdman Democrat. North
., !Ha' WAS gwen an ovation in
ne House today ON the occasion OF
ms eishtieth birthday This unre-
served ana spontaneous congratula-
s"hS' or House members Were ex-
ended 10 him by Representative
3Hnhhcld Democrat. Alabama, vino
S.iied attention TO the fact that Mr.
I'e"inah was the only member OF
inc house or Senate who had served
III ne Confederate army.
members OF the House rose and
Ipp.auded their whitc-halrcI col
aSuG' VINO fought through the war
With Lees army and was fhrec times
wounded. '''
Major Stcadman was presented with
=, s"." "A'ch o. members OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
ALABAMA PRISONER GIVES
HIS MONEY TO RELIEF FUND
tiurrncr Reeves. Convicted OF 100
Grimes. Contributes to StnrYin.
Children.
LEv Assncintcd Dress.

EITtMINtfIINAI. NI.A.. Jan. .9--With
sentences agErcSaiing more than 100
years hanging over him as Il result Of
OF highway robbery and murder, CIar-
cncr Reeves has sent various con-
irbutiona, which had come 10 him
since MS trials 10 the local committee
on European relief, declaring that
starving children needed the money.
Kind hearted persons who had
learned of Reeves plight. sent him
money and many have written him
lritcrS. The prison authorities said
lie refused TO spend a cent Of the
money ON himself choosing To cat
rr'son fare and accept the regulation
allowances in order tina; the money
might go 10 the relief fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Motor Truck Utilized
as Outdoor Ballroom

Maurice. fnmnuS ballroom dancer,
mas started new tad In Eu-
i"rr. where h. appeared with hls
uarcin: partner. Miss LcoEorc
hughes. tidrd by a large motor
truck and phonOrrapn. Iiaurirr
ana Miss hughes tnnrcd for The
entertaining of the crowds.
MI of the latest dance hIts-foy
;rOt. waltz and the onr-stcp. i'm
recaru tOrm-wcrc used, and Maui
rice declares that NO better method
al Introducing: American hit. to
the puhtic OF France could Ice
found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SHIPPING BOARD STEAMER
LOSES PROPELLER AT SEA
Disabled Vessel johnson City iiring
ToMcd To the .NHorcS by Steamer
\cshohrc,
tHy Associated rrcss.l

BOSTON. Jan. 9.-Disahlcmcnt at
sea Of Shipping Board steamer John
SON CRY, due TO loss of IA propeller.
ana her rescue by the boards,
steamer N"ShoOcc. were announced
il rad!ogramS received here today.
The Ncshobce IS towing the disabled
vessel To the Azores. No position was
given.
The Johnson City was bound from
Bristol. Enaland, Tor Charleston: the
Ncshobcc from Portland Me. for
Hamburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
EniI,loycS iiuy I.on,ls.

Western Electric Company an
nGunccs that 6,l7o employees took adj
vantage cr the plant ana it's rxIonsiDn
70 permit them to purchase tie nsw
hNe-year per cent convertibls gold
bonds issued hy the corporation. they
OF o>er S2.dc0,000 worth OF the sT.
curities. About one employo in every.
SIX is buying bonis with syarage sub
scriptioH S4a5 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO
4. y L. ~ I.sIhl

rms - 10 notify all 'prrsons, firms or
corpnrattons, who have not paid their Ia2u
CITY TASES on REAL. ESTATE or PER
SoNAl. PROPERTY. that unless tho taxes
are paid on or before January III. 1921
there VIII he added penalty OF per cent
and interest on all bills. and same rcport .
ed delinquent. We hereby warn all par;ics
concerned that failure to comply with In.
on the delinquent list.
II. 1. HUI.CE.
City Collector.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Plan $50 .opo Kui,,,t,,,,

T'pETSMOUTH. w. Jan 29-An
addition 10 the municipal buili!r =
mere. ajNIn0 feet. TO cost $50. UG0 n
10 he erected. The building Is To hy
OF Hrcproof construction, win con.
crete roof floors ami with metal
tJr. is drawing tn. nlIu<
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Senate To Continue Win Neat I'LL

W TiINU TON, IAN. 2G.-Thc House
Nsricuinrc committee voted II to =
TO-DAY Ia proceed with consideration
or the senate meat Industry rCSI,la-
ton iii without hearings. 4 prc-
vious motion 10y Representative Nc
N'hiey. Krrublican. Illinois, To hold
hearings for Ave days. was defeated
! &" .. The committee began al once
TO WORK on its report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Aged OIL Vim DIES

Marx, pioneer OF the cotton-scrd oil
industry and widely known phiIan-
thropis,. died here today aged So
He was rcnutcd the oldest living
member OF the B'Nai Birth society.
He was native OF Maycncc, Ger
many. but came to New orleans in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
W. 4. ASKS Modification,

MEM YORK. Jan. Rehabilitation
OF me Eovcrnmcnts injunction suit TO
permit the Western Union Telcgra oh
Company 10 splice it's cable between
Barbados and Florida. so as TO link
IL with Cuba instead of the United
states. was asked III the Federal Court
here yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
4-YEAR-oL,D CHILD BURNS
TO DEATH In OPEN CRATE
Child Was 50 findiy i,urnca. uc,or.
An!>nc Could Reach Him.
He Bicl

nANNlILE. VA, Jan. 2e-A,ers
Sutphih' t-ycar- Old child OF king
Sutphin. OF stuart was burned m
death there yesterday according 10
news received here
The child literally fell into an
open %rais and was so badly burned
that he died in ii short while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF stockholders q,
me virginia Carolina Rubber cuini,nny.
me. VIII be held in the assembly hall -.
:MurPhys Hotel. Monday night January
81 1921. at ) o'cluc!:
NIRdINIA.CAEOLINA RUunEH co
10 and ~ North Nineteenth Stree,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
WEST END HOMES.

S. saa 5 5;.%'aray street room. s. 500
IVES, Main street, rooms
North Plum street. rooms. hath.
modern Observation-Disclosures. .......S6.5 500
North Aaalson Street. I rooms
North Allen Avenue, : rooms bath $500
Mulberry Stree, rooms, Tile bath.
harhW""d noors. hu;-wat"r heat
laundry trays ................. $500
West Moore street, : rooms bath.
Floyd Avenue. rooms. ,i!c bath.
hardwood hoors. hot-wuicr heat Se,5OO
Patterson Avenue, rooms.
sleeping porchcs. hut-wa:er heat
laundry trays. tile hAth ....... siO,75s
s'uar, Avenue, rooms, modern $4,000
Floyd Avenue. 5 rocNi bath. mod
c'h ''.''.......''....... ..,....'...- 1880
We have lots on al! Of The principal
streets OF this section. II interested in
i. a. coNNELiy 4 co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
WANTED. REAL ESTATE.
dUCTIOhS-LECaLS
I.cgnl Notices

MEIHANiCS AND MERCHANTS BNEK
The annual meeting OF siocr hoIr,rS N NJ
ms hanN VIII he held "a; the bank. il2a
i i street. south ltichm"nd. Va. on Fen.
j. IL. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
MrE lNG--The aEnua. meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the Jefferson Really Cor.
h,%raj'on VIII be held az the Jefferson
suary 2 1924, al IL O'Clock. o. +. Weis.
lscr. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
REAL EST>f7E FOR Sale


Lots for Sale 81
lat, payment Maalsan, ' i,Js. 'o"'' ''
i fso' cioek; i*o corner lots 50 ~ iz6
,'"I., ior gale cheap to quick buyer
APPLY James r. Cosby oiO Eas, Main
wEsrIlAMrToN = Magnificent huila.ng
10. a9gS!sj Hardwood trees OF every
a.scrip'io;l loca,ipm ideal. natural dr.,i,i.
T:e. b'au'ifn! r."w. all city co,iv"nienc.s.
nom" or pulck money malto-. Il 100
care Times Dispatch
wESriI hMrTON-Cioslng OF, a co-ro,.
n r"i' ,, nhNs two tots loft. VIII .eii =,
i iH,,i.a ';.'i over phoEc. +. I;J. caro-
WILL. .xghansg. my light SIX. 1920 :our-
take small huiiiins 10, a. part r,;incn,'
-- NnI'r.s !: ~. car" T.m".,Di-pa,th,
Suburban for Sale 81
Eye SAi.E-s acres ARA s-room modern
a, Snt iine railroad ana spl"ndlA roni
1" Richmond Don, w.lj idr ;hr srrinE
rrr!e;s, $4,000 Ter'ns So Gh "a "i +
Main Street. All!son liniidinE. Room 90
HIGHLAND Park residence. in Yooa
iocation. Early possession; modern. Will
. ..,l e. nn'Hnn:lIe rs hrst yn"n,
n tls
Address Il 20, care Tunes Isia,.h
IiiGHLA%b rhRk-Ar,rac,lv E--onr,
m,,.rs n, 'roht"i3w' - god location. For
iuE town =. RUrhruynI. Sol. GENT,
log IL r. Main street. Nilsson BuliI.
HIGHLAND .rAHk -NS5l attractive s.
lars" lot good neishborhooi. raraee.
Chas. r. Eucirinuad so ~ Main
Street. Alits9n funding. Room o.
h0ypsE-rWan,cd 20 purchase nom. in
s,r.", .o YIN ray ea.h nov 70 exceed
lot. ali city convaniences rric. ,es
s"'iaOie Phone itandpirh as2s w.
Real Estate for Exchange ss
REAL EsTAT. TO EXCHA&GE--wIIi
brick. brown+,"ne porch hardwood
floors. extra hlsh p,rhed rooms. lot,
i,sh.ons6le sections Ia III, wsst S f:Dl
FOR FOR. r nSm' ,,e In @in'eT ran" - ~
WANTED te e.chanse 500 interest," in 10:
for automchii". \ 'ci. care Times. Dis
patch
Wantc,i-Real Estate 50
FAKN-Wan,eh 10 hr.r from owner a.,
fSH dc.erip;ion. d + BASH. :" M In ne.
apolis MINI
f't ltt-SI ff.SIl.lS 4Es' your lrUpnrty
with ". Garrett " Co. 1872 Eat Ma n
Street
FOR PROMPT attention. liz, your Lotl.e,
Tor kalc or for rent with Charles r.
kurhrmund Room ~ Allison building
hu3ia Eas; Main.
FOR RESULTS list your farms anl city
proa"ity with Pollard & NaHby rich.
inOid. Va.
HAVE EpOt cash TO invest IN nomD II
your price - right yUg can have ca sh
IN two or three days and VIII assume
ana pay OF your mortgage. Address
!uli particulars ui property. lrSt letter
TO &c. carl Times DisvstCh.
HuME--Want to buy home in Glntcr
PARK. about eight 20 ten rooms EAt!
posscs-iua. u loN. Gaze Tiul rs-r. spa,
HOMt.--W.nt to uuy a home In me West
End. about c!EE' rooms earl, uosge-.
ZION. = l5C. car" T!nl",-pispStch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Farms and Land for Sale =
FARM BARGAINS.

We have Il large list of
farms that we can sell al
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, sec us.
I. L. & Fl. l.. DENOON,
8O7 T.. Main st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

f,tM i!AHGAiNs The 0pu0Ttiuity of I.
ttttnl-' splendid hardwood land, In
Mh'ti'H: h>ika.sa and O;>.gn Counties
1911 only rs TO ~ Der acre Easy
1879 Esce,i"nt location near markets
nann't II. Jokes aud streams II
49, ho'htnH to in.es:lrate. Writ. for
t,e", .pph!ci Sw!e1Tt. " -iZ'g First
~ ,l.h.l Bank Bldg. Chicago. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HOME WASTED.

hGC sE-wan,ta, e buy .che.p. Tor cash,
loea,ion u lis cai- Tl,nes. D.sp patch
WANT permission 10 sell your ats Irnp.
tTi! This - all want II don't 80
sell IL, Will "Nr@r, the regular city
u. + Ziiklc, Nin,h stros,. n.minrt",,
nu!dins. OF call Madison 1924
III you wan; "a s-.i your property. toll US
"bou; II. We G.vc YOU service and set
Iesu.;s. Rex O Jone. Co. Inc.
If YOU HAVE house IA Richmond Or
vicinity or farm ia near. b. cOur,!.-
you want "a sell. list with " nov. send
!Dr blanks Richmond Trust CumranN
'c"i.ta! aud surplus, $i.2JG.oGgD. Seventh
hnt Main streets.
If !Ou want to dispose Of yuu- farm
SomsGlt l.. r Branch. Farm Seller. No
= North ninth Street. Room 8
LIST your farms with Il Y. Whi,-hurst.
Ion, East MaIn.
List your farms aud city properly with
us ioT quick results -. &. Taylor y
Co. 2e North Eirth street.
Lis! yous farms ana ei,y property with
us FOR quick results. - y Schlnid; i;
Co. % North Eighth Street.
LAST your property FOR quick results with
us for salt. or rent. IS, :. Purcell. j..
Co Inc. Sl7 East Franklin street.
LIST your vacant property Tor sale ar ior
rent with Alfred Mel! " Co. SiJ East
trane!ln StItct. Room III
STANDING TiMBEE-We have several
buyers in the ;narl;rt FOR standing tim
h-T. Would b" glad 90 Iz; wha; you
nave. j. A. Connolly & Co.
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Real Estate for Exchange ss

REAL. ESTATE TO E&CuA%C;EI-W VIII
exchange handsome residence. ga
brick. brOwust1nr porch. hardwood
floors. extra high pitched rooms hot
water heat. ~ rooms. Ia ono Of The il,o-
fashionable sections lu IN. H'uS- End
FOR homo in EiH;eT ran. Is
car" Times Dispatch
WANTED ie cachanse 500 iu;srcs; in 10;
for autoinchilc. = .rI. care Times ~
patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

TIMBERED LANDS. for sale. by owner;
o00. 600 feet hardwood timber. located in
South Carolina. near Charleston Vcry
cheap. Address IL l02. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

tG7 ACRES. convenient to Noel. c. & o.
II. r.. 60 acres for cultivation, ba In CO
Fronts on, highway and runs back 10
river. Price. $40 por acre. Geo. ID.
Crawford 6 Co.. $40 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

road. :. miles from city: splcn
diL hous". Z large barns. : silns
and gdot many nu;hui!l!nss
wa-srcd hy .Art"S!an well and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
i'tl, US

TTi-acrc james River plantation. -
mli-s west Of Richmoui. WIZ sell a. "a
.acrinc" "r trad" FOR small farm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
BANNER CIRCLE no.
NEIGHBORs OF wOODCRAFT

On Sunday afternoon. June rs. 1921
eishtyfive Neishbors of Woodcraft:
representing Banner. Carnstion and
Pansy circles of Pueblo. left the Union
depot at 1:45 p. m. for La Junta. Colo.
TO attend district convention. arriving
at 5:3o. was met by committee, escort.
ed TO w o. W. hail. registered and
wer. assigned to the different hotels.
later enjoying pleasant stroll
around the city.
On Monday morning At 1o:so., con-
yention was called to order by Neigh
Dor Carnahar of Trinidad. Grand
Manager Lillian Stanchfield OF Pue-
bio. and one member of committee on
laws. Grand Seighbor Emma Jackson
OF Colorado Springs. the officers of
District Circle No. } were seated by
Capt. Greene and his team OF Colo
RADIO Springs. Neighbo- Ollie Evans.
of La Junta Circle. Introduced Mayor
r A. Sabin who made tho address of
welcome and would have presented us
with the key TO tho city. but unfortu-
rat.ly 1t had been lost in tho flood
However no invited all delegates and
visitors to feel at home and enjoy the
hospitality OF thei. little city.
Mrs Isabel Mcdonald. District
Guardian Neighbor os District No 2
WAS introduced and after extending a
took charge Of the meeting. a vocal
solo by Mrs. Cohen Moore ~ La ;urta
and = piano solo by Mrs. C. a. Met
calf. were enjoyed. Both ladies' re-
spending to an encore.
District G. y. Isabel NcDouaid ap-
pointed SeiShbors Z T.. Moore. La
.runta: Neiehbor McClellard OF Canon
City and Pearl Peterson OF Colorado
Springs. committee on credentials.
Much regret was expressed tnat our
Grand Guardian Neighbor. G. g. Van
orsdaii. was quito I'll and un1bls to no
pressing same and hopes for h.sr
speedy recovery. The beautiful nag
ceremony OF our order was eSempl.
Ned by Capt. Grcone and team of
Colorado Springs, pt this time the del
eTation from Pueblo took possession
OF the haii and ssne y number Of
scpss. especially prepared for this &C
casion. led by {. c. White. with
Neiehbor Mary Keller at the piano.
Needless to say II was enjoyed. the
sncores were contilr.ut. one little
sorE which especially pleased ihc
nciehbors was this:
We are little mud flowers
Digging mud every hour.
Won't you come and work with me.
For we are as happy as can be-
SMILE"
Convention then adjourned for lunch.
At p. m. convention was called TO
order and pass word collected from all
Nsishbors. The has ceremony was
prayer offered By Neishbor Carnahan.
e. r. Moore. chairman Of committee
on credentials reported s. Circles in
pistric. No. 3 fifteen being represent
ed and found all credentials .. X.
District Manager Nellie Franklin. Of
Colorado City. was absent and Mamie
Hobiey appointed TO nil office. Grand
Manager Lillian s'anchneld. was in
troduced. and in her sweet, gracious
way. made mos. eloquent talk
Neirhbor Emma Jackson. Grand Circle
officer on laws was next introduced
. nd her remarks were indeed interest
ing. Reports from members Of the diff
ferent ThimbIe clubs were made, each
telling what their club was doing for
our Wcodcrsft Home I'm California. The
Circles In pistrict No. 8 have invest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
FIRST INTERNATIONAL COURT
0FCOMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
IS now one MONTH old

500 Is involved the fee Is $3.50, where
moro than $500 and less than 81 900 the
fee is $40. where the amount exceeds
$1,000 a fee of $40 In exacted plus a
special fec equivalent to : per cent on
tho first extra thousand. per cent
on each additional thousand and u per
cent on all over five thousand.
The costs arc met by the unsuccessful
contestant unlcss otherwise arranged.
The corroilary advantages offered by
tho court arc SummariezA In \ state
ment by Its manager: The trade
court gives tho poor man chance.
The man who has no friends. who can't
give bail whom arrested is almost in
evitably brought to trial for the reason
that he cannot legally ne held in dur
ance for more than three months.
Tho rich man on the other hand. who
can readily furnish bail. stands an ex-
cellent chance of escaping trial Alto
gsthcr. since in the mass OF cases
bail cases arc habitualiy showed be-
hind. and often lost altogether. There
arc ca~S in tho criminal court in Chi
cAgo that have been hanging fire for
eight years. And when n case be-
comes as old a- that. II il almos. i'm
possible to secure a conviction.
Incidentally" continued Mr.. Green,
the opportunity 20 have n court of
competent advisors sit In the jury
to ono particular branch OF Industry
or science. instead Of the usual twelve
good men and true who arc picked up
from the street will not so unhs cded
among kcen-wittcd busincs men. The
man who lives at a distance from Chi
cago can feel entirely secure that when
his case comes up for review in this
court he viii not he at tho mercy of
a jury OF men who do no, even under
stand the evidence. much less are quail
ihcd to render an Intelligent verdict
upon II. hut that the best qualified men
in Chicago will render tho verdict with
strictsst impartiaii,y.
We could handle every civil action
that came ur in the city of Chicago
~ need be-" declared Mr.. Green. by
calling in our reserves tho business
men. trade experts and attorneys who
have agreed TO serve with us. we can
expand tho court to any size for any
emergency"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
IN THE LODGE ROOM

ed $1.s<5 in woodcraft Home bonds
1t was decided at this time TO elect
delegates to the Grand Circle conven-
ton which meets in Portland. Oregon
July IL. 1921. The following elected:
Cora Marts. Pueblo.
Mary Burns. Pueblo.
August Hoyt, Pueblo
Mary Daily Florence.
g II. Moore, La Junta.
Capt. Jas. Greene. Colorado Springs
Flora Carnahan, Trinidad.
Alternates;
Lula r. Lacy. Colorado Springs.
Ollie Evans. La Junta.
Agnes Cutting. Florence.
:. Sease. Beulah.
Emma Gordon. Walsenburc.
Bessie Hincr. Colorado Springs.
Maude McCafferty. Pueblo.
Meeting adjourned until S y. m. A,
that time the fancy drili composed of
members from the three Circles of
Pueblo entertained the public with a
fancy drill. with Capt. Anna Davis in
charge. II was beautiful and no words
can express how much IT was enjoyed.
Both captain and team deserve much
credit for this exhibition. Delicious ro-
freshments were served and dancing
enjoyed after tho drilI.
Tuesday n. IN. ?:so meeting was
called to order and after opening cero-
mony tho district officers for District
No. were elected as follows:
MaSgfe Miller. District Guardian
Neighbor. Pueblo.
Cora Eidneish. Advisor. La Iun,s.
f,arl Peterson. Banker. Colorado
Springs.
c. r. Moore. clerk. La Jun,s.
Anna Coppress. Trinidad: c. c.
White. Pueblo. and Eta Rhinehart.
Fountain. the three managers.
Anna r. Ward. attendant. Canon
City.
Rose E. lowering. magician. Colo
Daisy Stone. inside sentinel. watssn-
burg
Jennie Walters. outside sentinel
Pueblo
Anna Davis. captain of guards. rue-
bio.
Mary Keller. musician. Pueblo.
The next district circle CONVENTION
will he held at Colorado Springs.
Neighbors Pilkington. Trinidad: Lacey
Of Colorado Springs and Sesses of
Beulah were appointed on resolutions
committee. Beulah Hammond Of Trim
idsd. was appointed installing officer
Greene and team installed the newly
elected officers Of Distric, No 4
Grand Manager Lillian s,anchfieId
complimented La Junta upon the hos
pitality and other courtesies extended
to all present and when II iz PucbIo's
~ ""N-' t's. W WI h's kl81 W
return the compliments. Several love
ly bouquets Of flowers were presented
to the newly Installed officers. Min
utes Of the meeting were read and an.
proved and convention adjourned a. I
.. m. \ delightful auto ride over La
Junta and to Svirk was enjoyed and
then farewells were said and all de-
parted for their homes wishing Ia
Junts all good luck and prosperity
Banner Circle 40. will hold reRu-
lar meeting next Tuesday night at
40 o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
DEEDS SPEAK
LOUDER THAN WORDS"

Mr.. Lewis S. Brown. tho progress
sivc proprietor OF the Lewis $. Brown
Music store. who adopted the slogan
The Store Of Pleasant Dealing" has
demonstrated In a practical way that
he desires at all times to servo his
customers and work out problems
with tho view OF retaining their good
Will.
Mr.. Brown, being member of the
American Legion. came in close con-
tact with the awful suffering and
losses sustained In tho residential dis
trict during the flood. and asked that
tho Steger a Sons Piano Mfg Co. of
Chicago send representative To pu-
"blo for conference. with view OF
working out n solution OF a problem
confronting many OF tho flood suffer
crs. After tho conference II was decid-
ed TO give each customer Of the Brown
Music store. an opportunity Of re-
placing his instrument lost or dam
aged by the flood. thereby showing In
practical way the real value Of the
slogan The store OF Pleasant Deal.
Ing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ROYAL NE,C,,uoRs

Pueblo Wilbur Camp No. 23io met
In n short business session Monday
evening at the home OF Mrs. r. q.
Chapman. This was our first meet
ing since the flood and Quit. n num-
her were out. Quito n bit of busine Q 40
was transacted and We hope by noxt
meeting night TO he able to meet in
the hall and begin to get back to
normal
The club will meet next wedne--
day afternoon at tho homo of sirs
II. T.. Tedrow near City Park and
everyone try 10 come
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
CHEER 1T

Lines to the Pueblo sufferers by tho
flood OF June I. 1921:
There are voices In the air.
I can hear them everywhere.
Ringing out above tho murmurs OF
despair.
I can hear these voices crying:
DO not faltef! cease your sizhinr'
Keep on tryinE-and keep smilins'
For success Is right before you-over
there
Just remember you're man.
Nature bull. you OH that plan
Do not wesken-you can win. know
YOU can.
Show tho world tina, this disaster
Only made you work the faster.
Trouble must no. be your master,
Keep your courage-don't forget fhs,
you're man.
Henry O Morris.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

fire engine, hand pumped and
hand drawn, is among tho Victorian
era props used in tho filming Of
George Du Msurier's famous story.
Peter tbbetson' In the Paramount
Eastern studios. Tho engine Ia the
property of tho New YORK fire depart
ment and WAS built W isi2. I, was
lent to the studio by tho city govern
ment Firemen appearing in the burn
isg c-lbhsnaEe scene, in which tho
Ferguson. is burned to death. appear
ed in scarlet uniforms and brass he'll
metz. The equipment Of farisisn fire
fighters of that day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ColtMuI>E Lopcr

r. r. will hold their frst reeula r
meeting for the month of July on
Wednesday. July G. at woodmen hall.
opera house VIII have roll call Each
sister Ia urged to ne present to answer
the roll call ss ti'is Is the first meet
ing since June 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

David Winter. who has been css,
foi an important role In Poverty Of
Riches" which Coidwyr Ia producing.
recently forsook a. prosperous business
enterprise in Los Angeles to become
a motion picture actor. Mr. Winters
family name Is Davis.