davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Eggs-southern. 3sc; average re-
ceipts, 42c.
Poultry, alive-Roosters' 10? los
2oc.: turkeys, lb. 37a4oc; chickens
spring, Ib., 3Oa33c; hens, h. 30aSZc
keats, young, 50a6oc. Dressed FOWLS
a5aasc. fresh-kiTled spring chickens
III 3sa42c; turkeys. lb.. 45a5Oc;
yeats. Young, each, 60a75c.
Livestock - Calves, lb., l2alSc'
lambs, choice, lb., 10a11c; hogs, sc.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13
OF AGRICULTURE.
Bureau of Markets.

Based on October IL quotations
in important markets. prices for
hay. feed and grain in carlots de
livered Washington, d. c., for
prompt shipment are quoted as fol-
lows: 20.
No. 1 timothy hay. $500 ton;
No. timothy hay, $3.50 ton; No. 1
clover mixed, $22.50 ton; spring
wheat bran, $1975 ton: spring
wheat middlings. $21.00 ton; cot
tonseed meal (36 per cent?. s42.25
ton; old process linseed meal, s43.5O
ton; gluten feed, s30.50 ton; hominy
feed (white). s26.75 ton; dried beet
pulp, $27.55 ton; No. white corn,
64 1sc bus; No. 2 yellow corn. 641ac
bus: No. 3 white corn. 63h: No. 8
yellow corn, 63hc bus; No. white
oats 45c bus; No. white oats, 44c
bus.
The following commodities may
be obtained from local dealers in
carlots, basis cash payment. at
prices quoted.
No. l timothy (western) hay.
$4,000 ton; No. 2 timothy (western)
hay. $3.50 ton; No. 1 clover mixed,
$3.50 ton; spring wheat bran,
s20.25 ton; winter wheat bran,
$1,000 ton: standard middlings,
s21.75 ton; flour middlings, $3.50
ton: cottonseed meal (36 per cent?,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13
EXPORTS IMPORTS FOR YEAR SEPTEMBER THAN A

All New York markets,
together with the Chicago
Board of Trade and the
washington Stock Ex-
change, stood adjourned
Yesterday, account Of Co.
lumbus Day.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13
Rerry-CoombS Weddinu

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. oct IL.
John T. Berry and Miss Ethel
Virginia Coombs both Of King
George County. were married here
yesterday by the Rev. z. /. Swift.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13
PRODUCE MARKETS

White Potatoes-New Yorks. 150-lb
sacks. Round Whites, No. l. 81.
Celery-New Yorks. punches. all
sizes, 75ca$1.
Pears-New Ycrks. Bartletts. bu.
baskets, S4.25a4.50; Seckles. bu. kegs
$4.25a4.75: various varieties. bu.
baskets, $2.25aS5O
Grapes-Michigans. 12-qt.. climax
baskets, various varieties, best. s1.25
also; New Torks, 2-qt climax bas-
kets. Concords. 3Oa31c; Cata wbas. 70
a2sc; fe~. 30c.
Oranges-California valencias. all
sizes, s5.25a7.50.
Beets-Homegrowns dozen bunch
es, 81.
Tomatoes-Homegro half bu.
baskets. supplies light, mostly 81.
String Beans-Homegrowns bu.
baskets, $1.50a2.
Observation-Disclosures, boxes. me-
dium sizes s4.50a5; small sizes, $3.50
a4OO
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST
Published Daily Except Sunday. The Washington Herald

This record transcript of all deeds filed
in the office of the District Recorder yesterday
The Washington herald., 1921-10-13

Total ..,s.555.l1a.O14 sl,s7s.ss4,s1T
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15

A ponevadz Prostejovicko
je snad nejrazovitejsi casti
Hane, neskodf 81 ma konec
precisti take legendu, jak
vzniklo jmena Hama a Ha-
naci? =
Pry takto:
Kdyz chodil Pan Jezis sc
.svatym Petrem 20 svete, pfi-
sli take do naseho kraje. By
10 tn velmi krasn6, vseho hoj-
most, ale nebylo tu lidi. Sva-
teho Petra to zamrzelo a pra-
vii Panu Jezisi: Pane, po-
hled', jak jest tn smutno ko-
lem, nikde nevidet ami tlo-
Ivika!"
Pan Jezis odpoved6l: "Ne-
lituj, Petre, ze tn neni lidi :.
nermut' Sc proto. TAX jest to
dobre!"
Gale neni, Pane;" odporo-
wal Petr, "kdyby V tomto bo-
hatem kraji I'll clovek, re Sd.
me vdecnostf by Te chvalil a
|velebil! A nepfestaval prosi.
|ti, ably Pam Jezis stvofil pro
tento kraj clov6ka, az mu Par
pfikazal, ably tedy upleskal 2
| hliny cloveka, ze do nej pal
vdechne dust. "Ale bude t6 tx
mrzeti," dolozil,
Petr upleskal 4 hliny veil
kou a silnou lidskou postavl
a Pan il vdechl dust. Ale te
prve potom zpozoroval Petr
re zapomhel ud6lati usta
Stroll tedy prsty sve prave ri
ky novemu cloy6ku pod nos ;
: udelal mu usta. Ale move .stvC
feny clovek naprahl hned II;
to ruku a vzkfikl: "Esli M
, esce jedn6 repnes, toz te les
Gin, az te eervena vesplich
nen'
"Vidis, Petite" pravil Pal
Jezis, "to mas "a to! A y
, ten clovek prvnimi svymi slo
4 Wy misto podekovani Tebe po
/ han6l, at Sc jmenuje Hanal
, a tento kraj Hama
F. Obrtel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
ZAkAZ NOSENI VOJEN-
|SKE UNIFORMY NEOPRAV-
NENYMI OSOBAMI.


Ably Sc Znemoznilo noseni u
potfebenych uniforem vojen-
skych, neuzivanych jiz vojiny
a odprodanych Sborem Quar-
termastera, Pobocka Salvage
dala do verejnosti, co povazu-
je War Department "a vyznac-
ne znamky armadni uniformly.
Valecny Department nepo-
vazuje barvu odevu, stejne oil
|vovou jako yoJenske uniformly
"a priznacnou znamku, jak sc
uvadi Y sekci 1875 zakona re
dne 3. Geryna 1916, avSak
kdyz Sat ma tentyz strih Jake
armadni uniforma a tutez bar
WI, tedy tato kombinace je po-
lvazovana ia priznacnou Znam-
ku armadni uniformly, jak j
lvyklada uvedeny zakon a tate
znatka da Sc odstranit obarve.
MIN odevu ma jinou barvu.
AvSak War Department ne
1povazuje snad zmenu barvy "a
odstran6ni priznacne znamks
lvojenskeho kabatu anebo pla
ste. Kdyz ySak zmeni Sc stril
limce, dali Sc kraje rukavu il
ne baryy, nebo iinou barVl
limce konetne jiny pas, po
tom odstrani Sc knofliky, sta
q to jiz, ably sat takoyy by
Ipovazovan "a nevojensky
muze byti noscn Y obcansken
zivote.
kdo chce nosit odev . al
madni latky, tedy ucini dobre
kdyz Sc zaridl podle uvede
nych prlkazu. Jinak uyadf
. by Sc Y nebezpecenstvi poruse
nj uyedeneho zakona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
uTERY Is: BREZNA 1921
o HANACKEM PROSTE-
JOVU.

Prost6jovsky basnik Karel
Pittich mel jiste dobry ma
pad. Jest ucitelem. We skole
detem vypravuie z dejin ma
roda uzSiho rodneho kraje.
A vypravuje tax ovsem nci-
tel V kazde skole ma okresu.
Coz dnes, to Sc uz povida
Hur bylo az do konce valky q
pred nj, kdy tolik set let dvoJ-
hlavy orel krouzil mad kazdou
Skolni strechou. Ale jde ted o
systemisovani move prace du-
chu oovetove narodnim a pro-
citeni zrnek pedagogickych
pro skolni mladez hned V du-
chu a srdci ucitelov6. Kazdy
ma dncs pfemnoho pfilezlto-
sti, aby tn prisp6l svou hfiv-
nou. Jaka to lakava pfilezi-
tost ma pr. V mistopisne de-
iepisnych vykladech.
x. Pittich osv6ziI 81 V duchu
vyraznejsi data udalosti z
minulosti j pritomnosti kazde
vesnicky V okresu prost6jov-
skem a zpracoval je zhustene
p6kne knizecce. Jest al pri-
lis ZhuStena. Patrne take z
dneSnich duvodu tiskarskych
finanCnich. Ale tim malen
autor zavdecil Sc iist6 pre-
mnohym ctenarum, myslin
zejmena ucitelstvu pax Ia
ctvu skol obecnych obcan
skych, jemuz ptedevsim spisel
venuje.
prostejovsky okres. Mysli
tell ma okres politicky, jak,
tato knizecka. mate nezbytl'
smiSenou predstavu: pul ha
nackou, pul hor5Kou. Ia hof
ska "pule" soudniho okrest
plumlovskeho jest ovSem hod
ne slabSl. ale lest Velml Zati
mava, vereinosti dobre znd
ma t. w. Drananskou yysoC
nou, ktera je pravym sousc
dem podzemnlch divu moray
skeho Krasu. Il posledniho z$
padniho vybezku Plumlovsk
nebo Drahanska je nekolik K
lometru do Sloupu Il k M;
cose.
Jak Sc to rekne suSe PR
saicky. "A nemohlo sc ieste d
%. rijna 1918 poznamena
ye Skole detem Ma pr, re II
Prostejovsku, vlastne Plum
lovsku "pobyl kratce V ufet
MIN povolani take mas Pc
Bezruc, a Jake ON 81 odnesl o'
tud dojmy. Zapsal 81 jich n
kolik a zaradil take do prcsl
lych "Slezskych pisni".
Plumloyu dive vzpominky, icI
nu lyricky erotickou a DR.
hou rysuje socialni narod
pocity. Ma Plumlove trci /
skalnim utesu mad rybni,,a ?
lichtenstejnsky zamek, nep
ruserg hranol sesti patrec
Iamek je uzky q hrozivE,
restviirne iakesi rvsv -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
Sraiila 10000 K. We Svita.

vach udal Sc pripad, jaky Sc a
81 pred rokem prihodil ma Slo-
vensku. Del ie tyz: Muz opu-
still pred lety rodinu a vysteho-
val Sc do Ameriky. O rodinu
Sc nestaral, medal o sobe yedet
az nyni postal zene podoblz-
nu. Zena dostala ma neverni.
ka dopal, podobiznu roztrhala
a spalila. Dya dny po te dose
dopis, Y Hemz muz sdeluje, ze
"a podobl1nou Jest vlozena
bank0vk0. Zena hruzou a lex
nntim konrni. ale ia liz no7da
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15

Johna 2. Horrona.
mista. kde by uz nebyl "a
bodnul rycem. Ma Humber
kach u Urcic objevil nejvetSi
hrbitov popelnicovy; bylo v
mem 252 hrobu. Jeho zkuse-
nosti umoznily pekny pfedhi-
storicky obraz Prostejovska v
nasi knizce. Strucn6 popsan
tn okres take hlediska po-
lohopisneho a klimatickeho,
hospodarsk6ho, komunikac-
niho, dejepisneho, narodniho
i kazde obci venovana
kratka vzpominka. Coz tu
hned take vselikych povesti 9
zakopanych pokladech, zam-
cich a rytifich, zkamen6!e
pani krutem purkrabi ma
Plumlove, o stinavske sudan
ce. z niz krtili sv. Cyril s Me-
todem, uhlirich = a coz il
nych, vecnych a peknych po-
znamek.
| Detem, malym i velkym,
muze Sc v6novati ma pr. kra-
sna kapitola cfrkvi ceskych
bratri, kteri byli kdysi domo-
vem We vsech obcich ma celem
okrese, zejmena Kostelci
a Prostejove, kdez take Jan
| Blahoslav pusobil po sedm
let. Protireformace po Bile
Hore mela ma Prosteiovsku
praci velikou!
Ale provedla il i tn doko-
male. Cely Prostejov byl kdysi
ceskobratrsky a "a pull dru-
heho sta let nebylo jiz ce-
skobratrstvi potuchy. Kdyz
byl vydan 7. 1871 tolerancni
patent cisare Josefa a tajni
"kaciri" smell Sc konecn6 svo.
bodn6 hlasiti ke sve wire, ne.
: prihlasil sc liz V Prostejovt
ami jediny clovek k protestant
stvi.
Nebo Cechy u Prosteiova
Jc tn zamek V rozkosnen
parku, vystaveny pred dv6m;
sty lety. Deti Sc dov6di, ze '
mem prebyval u sveho pTi
znivce Sylvy Tarouky neivet
ST cesky malir Josef Names
jehoz ste narozeniny jsme lon
oslavovali. Namaloval tn /;
: rozkosnych ebrazku (Zivot n;
panskem sidle), roztomily o
brazek ~ lete" (rokokov,
parek S cervenym parapli
q ckem) a take slavny list ''Li
l. banky ma Hane". Names ra
: delal vylety do blizk6ho okol
a take do Prostejova docha
eel, nakupovat malirske pc
L treby.
O Prostejove samem mozn
ovsem teprve baviti deti y
IL cely rok. Je typickeu metro
poll kraje a pravym hans
ckym mestem, dnes asi S 3
tiaici obyvatelmi, velikyl
10 prumyslem a obchodem, pr
ell cetnymi skolami, vyvinutyl
t. zivotem kulturnim, znamen
e. tymi rodaky (stayitel PraSl
o. brany V Praze Matej Reise
IA sasek krale Jil4ho Jan Pal
Iii eek a ovsem yelikymi de.
Il. nami GA panu z KraVaf
~ Dawn Sf xypal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15

SiS jim AA etl I'll IA dS1 AioNS''
.olik do zakladu prosaklo
prolific krve a potu.
Ale "nemecky grof" Liech-
tenstein - poznamenava dale
Bezruc - je zde aspon dost
kavalir - nesahl ma naSi sko-
lu. Jinak v tesfnskem Slez-
sku!
Tam v moji vlasti je velky pan
mnoho ma huti a dolu -
kdyz III nam sebral pul
ojcizny
proc by nam nevzal skolu?
C;tite, jak ciNezi vykiad
chlpave mlad6 hIave takof
pripominka.
Vetsi polovice prostejovske-
no politickeho okresu Je ha-
nacka, rovinata, prave dite
Hane. Uprostfed Prostejov ma
rovine jako stal, obtekany We
letoky Romzi Hloucelou,
ktere v lete vysychajl =. /.
Neprehledne lany, kan Sc o.
hlednes, hluboka, repne pudy,
yesnice ma vesnici, ciste a W.
stavne, tezke grunty namnoze
20 poschodi. Bezruc 81 0 Mich
Zapsal tuto notu, V niz ovsem
ie dosti basnicke "licence':
Domky ma patro, jak rady BIZ
lych ptak1,
sotva vanek lehkyn1 dechem
omze.
Ticho, jako krev Hanaku,
tece Romze.
Cerne lany repy jak pruh
smoly;
rusovlase devce kope V poll,
vi, ze jednou muz 81 pro nj
pride.
Hoch hanacky prace hledl a
dba,
sotva V die po devceti "a
prah',
vi, re jednou pride zena "a
prah,
tfi dni a tfi noci bude svatba
Hruby sedlak. osmahly a rudy
trochu pysny proti mestskyn
lidem,
nikdy ze sve neuhne Ii pudy
iak Jest jinak pod Bezkydem
PrijdeS-li 2 hanacke fepn{
roviny a peknych gruntn
Hrubcicich, Dubanech, OlSa.
mech, Smrzicich, kostelci -
jen kousek vyS ma plumlov
skou stranu, do podhorskeht
Pteni, jiz citiS Bezrucen
rychlou socialni Zmenu.
Domky mas zlute a chudobn6
vidim a vidim, ze V Pteni
lpo skromnu horaci dychaji,
ze zde jiz Hanaku nenl.
! Bezruc 81 povsimnul, re Pie
nj ma take Zapadly Zameceb
o jehoz maiiteli vypravuie do
ba krale Jiriho.
Fred easy fintely niece zde,
poh3yy Go kuropeni,
odtud .'si do hoje vyletal
Irytirl Jcniku Z Pteni.
Ted je vSe pustc a rozbito,
smutne IL stol, a vzdycha
/ We stfldl hli'. ych chalo,
PEEK
: zapadla panska ia pycha.
: A Ease ma konec starostliy
D lvzpominka basnikova ma rot
i ny nest astny kral, stale nal
4 hava a prosebne volajici:
: Dockam a dockam sc jede
Y krat,
ably smich tahl mou lici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15

Prostejovsko ma vzacneho
badatele-archaeologa Reditel
obtanskych skol A. Gott-
wald venuie ccly zivot ohle-
davani davne nlinulosti. Pro-
kopal ii2 cely okres a ma
vzacne sbirby, jichz vetsi dill
venoval mestskemu museu.
Neni obce q vVzDacneisiho
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18

KEEPS BLOOD PURE
Growing Children Need Plenty
of Red Cells in Blood.

When the young body is growing,
children frequently experience weak.
ness. Girls and boys sometimes play
too hard and oyertax their systems,
They become pale weak, and sickly
They lose their appetites, become Ian
guild, and are not able to make prog.
ress in school work. Growing too
fast" is often true, 1t is most impor.
tant to keep the blood of growing girls
and boys in healthy state.
Pepto-M 0ngan keeps the blood pure,
The red cells in the blood are in.
creased, They carry life-giving oxS-
gen to all parts of the body, and whole.
some youthfulness blooms again in
clear compilations, bright eyes and
buoyant spirits, Sold both IN liquid
and tablet form by druggists every,
where. The name "Gudes Pepto-
Mangan" is on the package. Adver.
tisement
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18
Comnlete Ahsorntion.

How was the lecturer asked Mr.
Calder.
"Oh, il was wonderful" exclaimed
Mrs. Calder. "The speaker discussed
the consciousness Of the subconscious-
ness"
did you find out what 1t was all
about"
mo didn't; but got so interested
don't believe could tell you, to save
my life, how any woman present was
dressed"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18

Darwin believed the peach was a
modification of the almond, while 9TH
er naturallstS incline to the view that
II Is Of Chinese origin and cultivated
20 that ii has become a distinct spe.
cies, but one Of the Interesting fea,
lures Of the fruit is that 1t has no.
where been found In d wild state
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18
POSTSCRlPTS

A committee of British botanists
and horticulturists is preparing to pub
fish a list of all the important pictures
Of plants of all species that have up
reared In scientific literature. 1t will
contain at least 225000 entries.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18

Miss Becky Lanier Of New York and
Greenwich, Conn, is here shown in her
trophy room with some Of her more
than GO silver trophies. She also has
500 OF more ribbons. all won at horse
shows. In her hands she holds the
J. Campbell Thompson trophy for
grand champion hunter She obtained
permanent possession of the cup by
winning it twice in succession with
the same horse, Down East, at the
Wcstchester horse show In 1919 and
1920. Becky learned to ride at the
age of five md made her first appear
Gnce in the show ring at the age Of
nine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18

Too Much Oatmeal in Scotland,
Enormous stocks OF oatmeal have
accumulated In Scotland because the
,orklng classes are giving up eating
..yrldge. say the dealers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-11-18

Thermometers and Hydrometers for Hon
Beverages. Write for booklet, Universal Their
momster Co 80 D. 73rd St., New York City
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
O|CKESONS DISCHARGED
IN DISTRICT COURT

well. we won't eat beans tonight"
said % year old Mrs. Joey Dickson
in division A court room yesterday.
Just after Deputy District Clerk Nafe
had read the verdict of the jury of
twelve men declaring her and her hus-
property.
Didn't thay treat you well at the
county jail7'' asked Attorney John A.
Martin of his client.
Yes sir. they could not have been
nicer to u.s. was the young mothers
reply.
There were several out Of the -ordi-
nary features connected with this
trial; the jury was accepted by both
sides without a challenge. and both
Deputy District Attorney Barbrick and
MI. Martin declined to make speeches
to the twelve men sworn to try the
case, submitting it without argument
And the jury came quickly back with
a not guilty verdict
Joey and Mrs. Joey Dickson have
been in the county Jail for more than
| two months. They were accused with
receiving a watch worth SIS. the prop
| erty of and stolen from Mrs. Elizabeth
Walmsley: their plea to the charge
was not guilty.
ON the witness stand yesterday both
defendants stated that the watch came
| into their possession of Dickson thru
stranger who tried to sell it to him,
and that on the statement of Dicke-
| son that he had no money. the strang-
er gave him the watch and he sent II
| to his wifc in Denver. Later she came
| to this city and pawned the watch for
SO, giving her right name and address.
1t was testified that Dickson walked
all the way from Denver to Pueblo.
Young Dickson and his wife are
both Californians. Their little child
has been in care of Denver friends dur
ing their Incarceration in the Pueblo
county jail.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Liquor Charge
Brings $l27 Fine

Tony Bernardo paid $t27 into Jus
ticc Corson's court yesterday after
noon.
Tony operates n pool hall at 11s
West First street.
Sheriff Thomas and Deputy Sheriff
Delliquadri called on Tony yesterday.
They did not go there to play pooi,
just to look around
They did look around-behind n
sort of counter or bar. and neatly
hidden behind thereof. tho officers
discovered some of the stuff which
If in a cup might be classed as tho
cup that cheers they stated. But
there was no cheering on Tony's part
when the officers took possession of
the liquid refreshment and invited
the proprietor to accompany them to
Justice court.
Tony accepted the invitation: also
he accepted the situation as graceful
ly as he could. He went farther, and
told the court that the officers were
making truthful statements about
what they found and where.
"A hundred and COSTS said the
court
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
BIG DANCE At THE
GARDEN TONIGHT

There will undoubtedly be a large
attendance at the card party and dance
to be held in The Garden" tonight.
Card playing will begin promptly at
s:l5. Dancing will start at . o'clock.
Everybody is invited and you arc
urged to be there for IL you attend
you will have the time of your life.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Sac
red Heart Orphanage are giving the
party, and the officers and members
have spared no pains to make the
event one long to be remembered by
every person present. The purpose of
the card party and dance is to raise
funds for most worthy cause and it
is sincerely hoped that the attendance
viii, be large.
Good music and good time for all Ia
assured
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Wolf Dog Provides Thrills
As Star OF "Kazan|

Perhaps the greatest animal and
human interest story ever screened in
tho picture version of James Oliver
Curwood's "kaxan.' now at the Palm
theAtcr until Saturday night.
Tho extraordinary spcctaclcs pro-
jectcd in this picture. which was di-
rected by Bertram Bracken. certainly
beEgar description the remarkable
performance OF a dos. acting moro hu-
man than brute. and tho realistic bat
attacking pack of hungry wolves con-
one could never forget Another out
standing feature OF this production is
tho quito Unusual photography. many
OF tho scenes of tho snow-cisd Can
adam northwest constituting the zen
ith of pictorial perfection.
As was tho case In Back to Gods
Country and "Nomads of tho North.
tho locale of "kazan" is In the Far
North and ''Kazan' ia a half-savage
dog who turns against all men after
tho murder OF his master. sRut he Is
befricndcd by n girl. Joan Radisson.
and never forScis her kindness. How
nc rcpays this kindness by threo times
saving her from wolves. both brute
and human. and becomes tho instru-
mcnt which brings her love and happi-
ness Is unfoldcd in one Of the most
remarkable and compelling photo
dramas of the asc.
Jane Novak ana Ben Dcclcy, IN the
leading roles, share honors and each
siyss a performance in which high art
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Clyne Theater Tonight

Thomas II. Ince will present at the
Clyne theater this evening one Of his
masterpieces; a movie play that has
run for hundreds Of nights consecu-
lively in metropolitan cities. II is
Dangerous Hours" and depicts thrill
ing events among anarchistic reds in
America when times were critical
There is no particular star named In
the production: Mr.. Ince declares that
every ono in the cast are stars. OBJ
viously then. IT is an all-star play.
Don't miss seeing this
Tho comedy viii he by tho famous
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Critcher Theater Today

Maurice Tourncur's wonderful Amer
lean history picture. from the works
OF James tenimorc Cooper The Last
of tho Mohicans" pleased and thrilled
capacity audiences at the Critchcr the
ater last evening and tho same grcat
production of Colonial times will he re-
produced this evening for the last time.
It's n picture that every red d-blooded
American man. woman and child
should SEC
Tho comedy Her Circus Man" ia a
regular laughquakc. At the Critchcr
this evening
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Moving Offices

The Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany are moving their accounting dc
partment from Denver to Pueblo and
IL men of this department will bc
transferred hero to their new offices
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

Hall Room Boys. It's called "A Howl
ing Success" and their troubles re-
voive around huEe dog the boys have
in some manner got hold of. and their
endenvor TO work the dog for their
SOCIAL benefit
Thcro will also be- an Interesting
Fathc News reel. At the Clyne tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

The fact that turkeys arc a good
money producer was demonstrated in
Cameron, Texas, when c. c. Butte
made sale of ia turkeys at a net
price of $40. Mr.. Butts said the total
expense for growing the turkeys would
not exceed s25.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
URGES MEXICAN rEcoGNrr1o,

washington. May 1?.-Recognition
Of the Obregon government OF Ma,
leo was urged today by Senator
Ashurs', Democrat Arizona, -, a
formal statement
The legislatures Of Arizona, Cali
fornia and Oklahoma have each
passed resolutions urging early recor-
nition of the ObreEon government"
me senator said. "If the United
states should extend recognition soon
| believe that q strong and honost
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20
Nine. lnga Julievua

Nine. tnsa Juiicvna. Norwegian
prima donna who recently made her
first American appearance at the
Metropolitan opera house In New York
has tho distinction of being able to sing
well in nine different languages. She
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

government would be act mp In MOI
ico. very room but IL recognition by
mus nation should he delayed np,h
longer disaster will envelope Mexico,
number of European Suven.
ments already have recognized sho
Obrcgon government"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-20

chinese women of the upper szAss
spend extravagant sums on trous.e9,,x
ana layettes. though in all other n&t-
ters thcy arc usually economical
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-15
MRS. M'COY TO MAKE
 ADDRESSES TO WOMEN

Mrs. J. H. Mccoy of Nashville, here as an instructor for the urban and rural schools, will deliver two ad- dresses to women, both in the audito rum of Central College Thursday and Friday at II a. m. Mrs. Mccoy is administrative secretary of the gulf states and Atlanic division, woman's missionary council of the Southern Methodist church. Mrs. McCoy's ad- dresses will be concerned with the work of women in all churches, field in which she has had long experience and has proved a capable worker. Women of other churches are extend ed a cordial invitation to attend. The addresses will occupy from II to 12 o'clock each day.