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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

sokolska vychova m6ly ma w
vol csl. naroda. Posluchaci
bourlivym potleskem odmenili
pi. Gettingovou ia jeji pouc-
nou prednaSku.
Pc pfednaSce promitany by
ly filmy sedmeho sokolskeho
sletu, poradaneho lonskeho TO
ku Praze. Film tento o 3 di-
lech, opatreny informativnim
anglickym textem, uchvatil di-
vaky k vybuchum obdivu a ma
dSeni. Jet to dokonaly vyro-
bek moderniho csl. filmoveho
prnmyslu, ktery V pine krase a
nadhefe predvadi imposantni
pohledy ma sokolsky slet. Film
ie vyrobkem filmy Bratri De-
glove V Praze, kteri tez zfilmo-
vail "Stavitele chramu" a j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
SOKOLSKY SLET SLOVEM |
PfSMEM PRED AMERICKOU
VEREJNOSTi.
Pari H. Cettingova pfednasela
O ceskoslovenske republice a o
Sokolstvu.

Washington, ID. c., 16. bfeZ-
ma. V pondeli veGer, IA.
bfezna. v Auditoriu YWCA
pTednasela pi. H. Gettingova,
chot' reditele Csl. Tiskove Kan
celafe, vicekonsula Milana Get
tinga, Ceskoslovenske Repu-
blice a o Sokolstvu. Prednaska
byla velmi poutava a bohata
svou informacnosti pro ameri-
ck6 posluchace. kteri v hoinem
poctu ma prednasku Sc dosta-
viii. Pani Gettinpova zminila
se We sva reGi utrpeni cesko-
slnvenskeho lidu. ktery vSak
nikdv ma mysli neklesal a vefil,
ze i jemu zasvitne slunko svo-
body. Vvlicila dale blahodar-
ny vliv. jenz sokolsky duch a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
ZLODEJsKA KOMEDIE.

Hostinsky a starosta Lazar V
JiloviSti cp. 81 Il Zbraslav6 "a
slechl noci cosi. co no Znepo-
koiilo. | vstal, sebral klacek a
vySel ven. V te chvili vyritili
Sc z chalupy til zlod6iove a "a
nechavse ma miste satstvo a
pfadlo, ktere chteli odnesti,
hledeli 81 jen vzdaleneho OBJ
zoru. A zastavili Sc teprve u
lesa, odkudzga zpevu nejake
Observation-Disclosures vypali-
Ii slavne a tezce .tTi rany ma
pana Senkyre. ;s, ;s9,
Nezli Sc Lazar IS obuskem
vratil, predeSel no po pesince
ieden Petrovsky a nemoha V
pospechu jiz mic iineho odne-
sti. chytil aspon demijon peti
litry rumu! A pane. ten rum
privedl tovarysstvo do zle zka-
zy! Nebot' raubiri pTihybali 81
tax bratrsky ma ceste ku Pra-
re. re kdyz dosli k Chuchli, va
leli Sc sprymovne po silnici. &C.
hoz chtel ieden inteligentni
raubir vyuziti a dal Sc ma lteA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

Osizeni Sc zvedli, b6zeli "a
MIN a ponevadz zlod6i ma dru-
hou (psano matematicky) "a
pomn6l, k cemu mu PanbGh u
delal nohy k cemu hlavu, zil-
stal pri Sesti kotrmelcich civeti
uprostred silnice. Nacez mu
kamaradi odebrali rum, dopi-
Ii, co zbylo a ztloukli no YER
ne a poctive.
Vrchni cetnicky strazmistr
Hruska q JiloviSte Sci po kri-
yolake stope namaZanych da-
rebu a zatkl oba diva, j toho
natluteneho, ktery usedavG
vriskal a zadal, ably ho pro-
hledl nejslavnejsi doktor chi
rurgicke klinikv prazske. V
polapenych braScich ziisteni
svetem bezici backorari: Va
CLAW Dobes Fr. Winter ze Smi
chovaa n: Vaclav Kratky z Nu-
sli. ten co dostal to biti "a Zci-
zeny rum. Cimz Sc zlodejska
komedie konti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
PRODA Sc farma O 55

akrech, IL akrI lesa, 8 akry
zaseto pSenice. II pokojovy
dun. velka barna, velkV
slepicnik a jine budovy, 5
krav, v dubnu Sc vSechny
oteli, .jedna stara registro-
vana swine a .ieden registro-
vany kanec, 10 prasat 6 a
8 mesich starych, 35 slepic,
It's brSlI ovsa. IT'S buslu
kolny, 100 buslu bramboru,
ieden separator (odstrediv-
KAY. jeden incubator, far
marske naradi. seno. sla-
ma, vse Sc proda "a $1,000.
Hotove zapotrebi $500 a
ostatni iako markyc. Haste
Sc v elsie 3409 Mayer Ave.
s. w. 3-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
AUTOMOBILOVA NEHODA
'hs MA MILES A 1871. UL.

Fred Heriger, 3642 Indepen
dence I'd. S. f., prekotil Sc wee
ia ma vych. 1911, ul. a Miles av.
Sc svym automobilem tfikrate
a byl dopraven $. cetnymi odfe-
ninami a snad j zlomenou no.
hou do nemocnice sv. AleXise
ma Broadway. DIE vypovedi he
kterych sv6dkn melody jel IVY
senou rychlosti, kdyz pojed-
nou kolo auta uvizlo v koleji
poulicni drahy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
|. SIFT SOkOLSkE OBCE A.
MFkiCf T v Chicago 1921.
,prava "redni.

na prijemne Ia \ V celen a
sem kraji probouzl 4 vse ~
1ilnniho zivota u teplycA IA
men g Zavfenych dveri. Brzy
vrati st alice mesta novy III
vot zivot ml; di a radosti a
spokojenosti. Tu tam zatrese
nami jest6 vladkyne zima, "a
zene snad ma chvili mlad' 'oucke
Jaro, ale ma konec zvit6zi pre-
ce jen jarost, sila mladi.
my probouzime Sc timto
jarem k zivotu, Zasv6cenemu
pilnym pripravam ma slet, ma
nase sokolske svatky, Ma ktere
Sc vzdy vsichni upfimni a po-
ctivf Sokolove test
Tento rok bude nepretrzi-
tou fadou sokolskych podniku,
bude novym listen uspechu
do slavne nasi historic. We sta
re vlasti pripravuje Sokolstco
veliky zajeZd ma Slovensko,
ienz mel Sc konati jiz V +. 1919,
ale nahlym prepadem mad'ar-
skych hord byl zmaren. Peti
proudly pHjde Sokolstvo ma Slo-
vensko k navstev6 sesti zup
slovenskych, jez Cd revoluce
ma Slovensku Sc vytvorily. Ces-
ke Sokolstvo pnjde posiliti rod
leho sveho bratra, pdjde jej
lbezpeciti, re Verne stoji ma
strait proti vsem, kdoz by
,ht6li sahnouti ma tezce vydo-
bytou svobodu, kdoz by chteli
vymeniti mas prapor "a jiny.-
Druhy podnik, jenz Sc pripra-
yuje, jest krajsky slet V Klad-
ne. Celia Moraya SlezskO pri-
hlasilo Sc iiz k tomuto sletu.
PrGmyslove kraje moravsko-o-
stravsky, tesinsky, brnensky,
Cesti delnici hornici p1idou
do Kladna vzdati dix bratfim,
ktefi tax vzorne podali dakaz
sve lasky k vlasti o VII. sletu
vSesokolskem.
Pozvani Francie k zavodGm,
nescetne zupni slety a verejna
vystoupeni budou fetezem W.
sledkd sokolske vychovy a ka-
zne, budou dukazem velikeho
rozmachu mySlenky Tyrsovy.
Vzdyt' l. Olympiada Del.
Tel. Jednoty V Praze bude u
kazkou Tyrsovy vychovy, byt'
s pfipoienym politickym pro-
gramem IA nebylo by spravne,
il podcenovati anebo dokonce
znehodnocovati. Kazda soutez,
tedy ma poll. telovychovnem
Jest zdrava nenfa 'byti posu-
zovana S 'hlediska strannicke-
hO. t''t. rs
A made vsemi podniky sokol-
skymi stoji letos svoii dulezi-
tosti slet V Chicagu. sZde ma
byti dokontena stavba organi-
SAGE Sokolstva, die vznesene-
no planu zakladatele DR.. Mi
,roslava Tyrse, zde ma byt prak
ticky provedeno heslo: Co srd-
ce poif - more nerozdvoji
Byt' snad z pocatku. ,jednotna
organisace Sokolstva nepfine-
sla naSi americke vGtvi znatel-
neho uspechu, pfece jen bude
stati Sokolstvo pred svetovou
vefeinosti iako pevny, organi'
ckv zceleny sbor pfivrzencd te-
lesn6 soustavy uznavane dnes
"a jednu z nejlepSich.
A proto celou svou dust mu'
sine vloziti We sletovou praci
Neide jiz podnik podfadne'
no radu, nejde o podnik n9ja
k1ch "papirovych Cechd", ale
ide o vice. o hajeni cestnehC
mista mezi jinymi narody v O.
tazce telovychovne.
Vsichni bratri a vsechny Sc
stry celeho soustati americke
no nesmi stati necinne v hodi
mach nejvetsiho napieti celeht
aparatu, ale liz nynf pracova
soustavne k dovrseni vznesene
ho dila.
| III ssx
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

An enthusiastic quartette of
the younger set at the United
Hunts meet. Left TO right: Miss
Betty Jackson, Miss Burke
Yuille, Miss Fanny Billings,
Miss Melissa Yuille.
Paul Thompson.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

Finish of olp of the main events OF the United
Hunts race meet, May Il, at Belmont Terminal.
Picture shows Oracle l. taking the last OF TWEEN
ty-eight jumps III the post and rail event. Per
sons in society turned out in force.
Levick
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

Above = Charles III.
Sabin OF the Guaranty
Trust Company pitching
for the New York Bond
Club at its outing with
the Chicago Bond Club
at the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club.
by a New York Herald
Staff Photographer
In Circle = Two Of
more than a dozen babies
brought here from Eng
land for adoption. They
are twins, Is months old,
but don t seem a bit
happy.
Copyright, keystone View
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

Baseball team of the New
York Bond Club beaten by the
Chicago Bond Club at Sleepy
Hollow.
The team members are James Nc.
Millen, Walter Taylor. Leslie Vivian
J. c. Anderson. L. f. Williams, r.
Bryan. s. +. Barr. w b. Scarborough
G, f. Robinson, c. Fl. Sabin, F. II
Clarkson, e, Bacon, p. L. cambridge
]. Cutler. f.. Currier and d. Mathey.
BY New York Herald Staff Pho
tographer.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08

Attorneys E. C. Flood and C. M.
Holmquist were in WaKeeney.
Wednesday, attending court.
Miss Bertha VirmOnd is spending
some time in Omaha, Nebraska
CIeve Dunning of Stockton, is
operating his tent covered skating
rink south of Bellman & Filing
worth's Hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gorrell left this
Thursday, on the plug, for their
home in Hoxie. after a short visit
with Mrs. Gorrell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Palmer.
J. T. Nolan of Ellis, was attend
ing court here Monday.
Mayor Andrew J. Dreiling of Vic
toria, was here Wednesday, on Of
fetal business. He and F. j. A.
Dreiling, City Clerk of Victoria,
went to Topeka on the night train
to register and deliver the Water
Works bonds.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08

w OH DlnueE Is mere AEOlu AONOA0Aia5
Colorado. attending court this week,
and shaking hands with his many
friends in Hays.
County Attorney Parsons of Wa
Keeney, was here this week.
Do you want a sure crop farm
rain or no rain. Ask Frank King.
Best Bargain ever offered. d8t4
A. A. Shelton is the new proprietor
of the Blue Goose Restaurant and Bak-
ery. Mr.. Shelton is from Saiina, and
he brings with him the baker who has
been making the bread that Hays PEG
ple have been buying of the grOcers
around town for some time past If he
keeps up his reputation, the Blue
Goose will soon be enjoying good
business.
EFF. Burnley and H. c. Whitney
have rented the Ryan building on
North Main street, recently occupied
by the Hays Music Store, and next
week will open up a Cash Grocery. Mr.
Burkley was formerly with W. o. An
derson of Topeka and Mr.. Whitney has
been with Peet Bros. of Kansas City
The gentlemen evidently know their
business or, they would not have been
with the above named firms. Cash for
groceries means better price and more
goods for your money. All goods VIII
be delivered at your door.
For Sale CheaP.-One used Elec-
trio Washer. Phone 238.
S. A. Sulentic is limping
around, the result of a fall over
a truck at the U. P. depot in
Victoria, Monday night.
Why let your car freeze. Get a
Hood and Radiator Cover at the
City Auto Top Works
Mrs. Mabel Yohe of Plain
vile, was operated on at st.
Anthony's hospital. She is in
a critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blunt of Little
ton, Colorado, who have spent
the past six weeks with their
son, w. S. Blunt and family, Of
West Second street, returned to
their home in Colorado, Satur-
day night.
$40. cash and $40. month for nine
months will buy an $50 non-taxable
share in the Golden Belt Creamery &
Ice Co.
Andrew Eichbush is in St.
Anthony's hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Owen
and daughter Of Ellis, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ovens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Cox, of this city.
Mr.. Myhre of Junction City,
a railroad engineer, visited his
brother and family of this city,
over Sunday.
MR.. FARMER: MAKE A MARK
EFT FOR YOUR CREAM AND MILK.
Buy Golden Belt Creamery & Ice Co.
Preferred Stock, go non-taxable.
In spite of the big snow storm
the Lutheran Ladies Aid made
over two hundred and fifty
dollars at their bazaar and food
sale last Saturday.
Mrs. Snyder of Beloit, who
has been transacting business
for the Salina Business College,
left Wednesday for Lacrosse.
Every dollar that comes to Hays
helps to cut the high cost of living
for you. A new plant for the Golden
Belt Creamery & Ice Co. will bring
100000 to Hays annually.
Parts for Any Automobile Cheap
Dollars saved. New and unused
pinions, magnetos, gears, axles,
radiators, springs anything. Don't
send cent, shipped Immediately,
subject to examination. Also four
new Coleman lanterns, best condition,
only Sc. Send no money. Try out
week before you pay a cent.
ASHER SERVICE co.
219 New York ST., Wichita, Kansas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08

Wanted-Sswing to do. MIS-. H J.
Brown. Phone 624.
Miller Bros. this week, paid Mrs.
Peter Giest 81, OO9. So, the insurance of
her husband Mr.. Giest died last week.
He was insured in the New York
Mutual Life.
Frank Merrill, Chas. Keagy, George
Leisenring, and DR.. Stoner were down
from Ellis, Wednesday.
Pete Staab is here from Denver, this
week.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08
LOCAL NOTES

Farmers.-We want turkeys and
all kinds of poultry. Coops loaned.
Write Quality Produce Co., Manhat-
tan, Kansas. d8t2
For Rent.-A Flat of five rooms
also two Rooms on North Main street.
Inquire of Mrs. Ryan, Phone %.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08

County Attorney J. M. Wiesner
was in Ellis, Tuesday. attending
Justice Woodward's Court.
CUT THE PRICE OF ICE. Buy
stock in the new plant.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08

Money to Loan on Real Estate
. am prepared to make loans at
current rates on real estate. Call
and see me if you are in the market
for loan. Quick service assured.
n17t4 H. w. Oshant.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-08

Mrs. Harriet Allard of the
Extension Department from the
State Agricultural College
gave very helpful talk on the
arrangement of the kitchen in
her lecture to the Institute,
Wednesday. Her plea was bet
ter arraged kitchens so as to
save steps in doing the work.
Wanted.-Two furnished OF IN
furnished rooms for Waiting and
Reception" week days, 1 to 4 D. m.
Main thOrOughfares, not close to
railroad, preferred. No Office build
ing considered. State price. answer
ing to Box I, Free Press, Hays, Kas.
The Peoples Cafe and Bak-
cry opened for business We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.. Cochran
are enjoying visit from their
grandson from Kansas City. He
is the son of, Forrest Cochran.
M. c. Roy of Sterling, tran
sacted business in Hays, We'd
nesday.
F. NJ. WeigeI of Victoria,
transacted business in our city
Wednesday.
J. F. Rosencrans of Ellis,
spent Tuesday in Hays, trans
acting business.
Eleanor Levick, the ten year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Levick, is seriously i'll at
st. Anthony's hospital.
Buy Golden Belt Creamery & Ice
Co. 80 guaranteed non-taxable stock.
A, J. Smith of Salina, who is
General Car Inspector of the
Kansas Division of the Union
Pacific, transacted business
here, Friday
In view of the fact this is educa-
ton week, the Methodist church
invited all the teachers of the city
schools for supper on Wednesday
evening. at which time a round ia
bic discussion took place concern
ing matters of interest relating to
our schools.
YOU can boost the dairy industry
of this community by buying Golden
Belt Creamery & Ice Co. 800 non-tax-
able stock.
Dean Elizabeth Agnew was in
Topeka Friday and Saturday at
tending the meeting of the deans
of women of all the colleges and
many high schools of the state.
Friday night Miss Agnew was the
principle speaker at the meeting in
the Washburn University capel.
County Commissioner Herman
Won Intel of Victoria, was in the
city Monday attending the meeting
of the Board of county commits
sioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Flood and chill
dren spent the week at Mankato
they visited relatives.
Mrs. Tony Oswald, formerly Lyd-
ia Edwards. is here this week visit
ing relatives.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Beeby is very ill.,
A party of business men from
here went to Ellis to help the sub
scription for the new Catholic col
lege,
Mrs. H. M. Rardin made a mo-
tor trip to Zurich Wednesday.
You can BRING DOWN THE
PRICE OF ICE by buying Golden
Belt Creamery & Ice Plant Stock.
JF. Hull of Ellis Telephone Co.,
tranacted business at the court
house Monday.
John R. Parsons. County attOr-
ney of Trego county. came down
Monday morning from WaKeeney,
to attend to legal business.
John Hunt, an attorney from To-
peka, is attending court here this
week.
HE..L.I-.t p.-....,,5 Ell c.I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
Crystal cup coffee: Phone ss4.

LEARN TO DANCE CORRECTLY
Miss Jennings, of New Haven, Conn,
only normal graduate teacher in dane
ing with a diploma in Pueblo and Cor
orado Springs, Adult classes Congress
hotel ball room. Fridays, s p. m. Three
dollars for s class lessons. Childrep'S
class fancy dancing saturday MORN
ings. Miss Jennings is the physical
training teacher in the high schools OF
Colorado Springs and was dancing hos
tess at the Cliff House. Manitou, these
past two summers. She is graduate
and post graduate OF the famous LOUIS
Chalif OF New York City. Single les
sons one dollar. Glass lessons three
dollars for six lessons. Address Miss
Jennings, Alta Vista Hotel. Colorado
SprinEs, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

driven by S. o. Collins. at Sixth and
Court streets at 10 o-c-ock Thursday
morning.
MIS- johnson was taken in the Collins
car TO the office of DIR. H. A. Black,
IN the Thatcher building, who gavo her
Mary's hospital.
Collins reported the accident to Of
hcer Nance, who in turn reported the
matter to police headquarters. The po-
lice report states that johnson assumed
the responsibility for the accident.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
CITY BRIEFS

DIVORCE TRIAI-A trial by the
court in the divorce suit of 1som
Hawkins against Muggie Hawkins,
was had in division b of the district
court yesterday, Judge Park presiding.
tearing was had on the charge of
desertion, and an interlocutory decree
ordered, They were married in Trini-
aad, this state, in June, 1915.
FLOOD COAL at reduced price.
MARK Coal Co, Phone /: 209 W. 4th St.
PUEBLO COUNCIL NO. 76S-S. E. A.
VIII hold card party and dance in
Erickson's hall, Monday night, Dec. 5th
THE WAYS AND MEANS commit
tee of the Business and Professional
Women's clubs will meet in the club
rooms on the fourth floor of the Cen
trai block Friday, Dec. . at noon The
purpose of the meeting is to report
on the number of bonds sold. Com
mlttee members aro~-asked to be pres
snat at the request of Miss Ethel
Larson, chairman.
ALL WOOL Mackinaws Slo50 the
Kind other stores ask $500 for at op-
penheims, Cor. 3rd. and Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
Woman Breaks Arm
. In Auto Crash

A broken arm was suffered by Mrs.
Oliver johnson of undercliffe, Colo
rado. when she was thrown from the
iautomobile her husband was driving.
when it collided with another car
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

CONDITION is CRITICAL. F.
Farley. chief of watchman at the steel
works. and head of the employment
department is reported to be critically
sick with pneumonia at the Minnequa
hospital While Mr.. Farley was strick-
en- suddenly In his office and removed
TO the hospital. he has been In poor
health for some time past being a
sufferer from asthma. His condition is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

CACTUS SOCIAL club will meet TINS
afternoon at $50 o'clock in l. ., y. t.
hail, Evans and Mesa.
BIG Dance in W. o. w. Hail on
West Fourth street saturday NOV
3rd. Boston Orchestra.
WANTED-Twenty pounds Belgian
Hares, each week, for restaurant
phone 700.
WHO WANTS BABY--A baby has
been placed in the hands of Bob Nor
man, of the PUEBLO Rescne Mission
by respectable parents, in an effort to
have the child adopted by persons de-
string to adopt child.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
YEAGER COAL co.

GOOD clothing and shoes for less
money at the Enterprise, 90 South
Union Avenue
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

ihe funeral of Malinda Dehart vii
take place Saturday afternoon at
CLOCK from the United Davis Vorie.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Belts
Surrie Will take place this afternoon
at $50 at st. Patricks church. Friends
are invited to attend the services at
VIII be private. Arrangement In charge
of McCarthy-Brown,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
FUNERAL NOTICES

- V.NIAIttAlI NOTICES
Inc funeral of Mrs. Clara F. Hale
TOOK place yesterday afternoon at 1850
IN IN me McSarthy-Brown funeral
thapel. Rev. F. T. Kruger conducted
the services and Mrs. l.. NJ, johnson
accompanied by Mrs. p X. Brown sang
Just When I Need You Most" and
Lead, Kindly Light" The body will
ge forwarded at future date to st,
JOINS, Michigan for interment.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

see no good excuse for the theft. So
Gomez was consigned to the tender
mercies of the Pueblo county jail for "A
period of ten days.
THE TILE MARBLE Contract for
the new lunch room and barber shop in
Union Depot has been awarded to the
They are also to r.irnish the White
Gloss counter tops, the stools, steam
ia bles, refrigerator and etc This work
when completed will be the most up
to-date sanitary lunrn room in the
city.
FOR massage. scalp and hair treat
ment. Residence solicited: phone 1874
Exchange 81 Thornton and Fraser.
LAKE MINNEOUA PARK-Roller
skating Tuesday, Friday. Sunday aft
ernoon and night.
Several hundred ladies attended the
opening display and sale of hand
painted china which was held yester
day at the studio of Mrs Eva Lowe
Harris, 1907 Lake Ave. Many sales
were made and many special orders
taken, but the display and sale will
continue today and until Christmas.
If you were unable to attend yester-
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artistic and the display is well worth
seeing.
Hundreds of people were turned a.
wayfrom the Majestic last night on ac-
count of the personal appearance of
Charly Murray famous Mack Sonnet
Comedy Mr.. Murray will appear in
Pantages Vaudeville with five other
all star acts again this afternoon and
two shows tonight. Phone 1540 for re-
serves for the night show. Tho thirty
cent matinee for Ladies is attracting
large crowds as children are admitted
free when accompanied by their par
enta
WELFARE COUNCIL-A Welfare
council may be formed in the local post
office in the near future for the closer
cooperation of the office and the pub
lie. for the efficiency of, the employees.
and closer understanding between the
officials and workers as has been pro-
posed by DIR. Lee k. Frankel, welfare
director at headquarters in Washing
ton. The employees mere are consid-
ering the proposal and may meet in
January for the first time.
FEARS FOUL PLAY-Marcena De-
pee, r. f. No. .. Owasso, Oklahoma,
believes her son. Ed Depee. has met
with foul play, as she has not heard
from him since he left the Kansas har-
vest fields several months ago. headed
for Pueblo, according to letter re-
ceived by the local police,
CONDITION is CRITICAL-J. F.
Farley, chief of watchman at the steel
works. and head of the employment
department is reported to be critically
St.,t f,y,a, ~. l,.a i,,y,
hospital. While Mr.. Farley was strick-
en- suddenly In his Office and removed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

STEEPLEJACK FALLS-A broken
ioot and ankle We're suffered by George
Britton, steeplejack. when he fell
from l5-foot stepladder in the
building at Second and Main streets,
Iormeriy occupied by the Calkins-
White Furniture company, while he
was painting the interior. He has
been accustomed to painting 200 and
500 feet above the ground and this
is said to be his first mishap.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

STOLE COAL-Felix Gomez stole 81
worth of coal from the Rio Grande
Railway company: he admitted 1t. He
ts single man, Justice Corson learned,
also 1t was learned that he was the
possessor of tlh'cc perfectly good
American dollars, so the court could
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

CHANGES BUSINESS-F. W. Lee,
who has been connected with the
Metropolitan Drug company since 1t
started in business. has sold his inter-
est aud will in the future be found at
the new Palace DRUG store on Fourth
and Main streets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

Chapel. Rev. Hilton will officiate. In
terment will be in Mountain View
cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02

Family and Student Matinee at the
Grand Theatre Saturday. Harrison
Players in MIR. jim. Bailey four act
comedy drama and reduced prices. See
display ad.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-02
PERSoN N AIS

County Clerk Z. A. jackson of FL
Paso county, was here from Colorado
Springs to look over the Pueblo coun-
ty clerks system for handling the
auto license business. Many other
county clerks have come at different
times for the same purpose, as this
county is known to possess by far
the best equipped clerks office in
the entire state.