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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-15

Gu fetita de Is AMI cafe avut
nervul sd Sc sloboada IA pamant
dintr 'un aeroplan de Ia o inalti-
me de $4,000 urine, orr ce s'ar
xice nu-i de glumit, caci va avea
nervul sd te umfle 81 de chica
daca o calci pc batatura.
In procesul Kaber, care Sc jul.
deca acum, apararea vrea sd do
vedeasca prin patru doctori ca
clienta Ell e nebuna, pc cand pro
curorul prin alti patru doctori
vrea sa dovedeasca ca e in toate
mintele. Daca ar Fl Einstein in
tara aceasta ar putea explica re.
lativitatea 1ntre aceste doua ma.
Fzuinti.
Gu caldurile aceste rare orr in.
Ftamesti pc strada doamna al
carei mridional a trecut de AZ
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tori in materie discutaQ asuprs
|calitatii diferitelor specii de pest
81 au ajuEs la concluzia cd pc cal
durile carl bintuie eel mai bur
peste virlanul care traieste il
apa de munte munte. In or
ce caz, parerea noastra este ci
lcrapul, somnul 81 morunul, tire
bue evitat in tilnpul caldurilor
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lnu-i puteti 1nlocui Gu ce-ati cas-
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20 doamna draguta, bine edu
cata, in etatea de inaintea anne
Iii, doreste a Sc angaja ca me
najera la un domn in etate, bin
lsituat, eventual 81 Gu do
copii." - Toate bune, intelegen
rostul publicatiei, dar nu price
lpem ce-a vrut sa zica Gu ''etate,
inaintea amezei.s. Sa fie in pri
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-15

Gu caldurile aceste rare orr in
'tamesti pc strada o doamna al
carei mridional a trecut de 46
degete.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-15

Pretul gazolinei a scazut din
aou. Inca o concesie pentru BAN
Sditii de automobile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-15

0 afacere lustruita poate sa
va produca Gu cativa dollari mai
mutt dar perdeti prieteni pc earl
.nu-i puteti inlocui Gu ce-ati cas-
stigat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
GOVERNOR DELIVERS BOND
Smaifs Counsel Starts to Frame
Next Step In Famous Case.

Sfl;iNGFIEI.D, ILL.,, Aug. IL
Governor Smalls legal offensive was
revived today when Circuit Court
Clerk Charles l.. Kochn delivered n
certified copy of the $50, 900 bond to
Attorney james NJ. Graham for the
governors hOndsmen.
With this much in their hands. the
governors counsel started ahead
with their case to frame the next
step, which is expected to be taken
outside Of Sangamon county.
The habeas corpus motion,
through the surrondcring Of the
bond in friendly court" was con-
s!dcred as the next likely step.
The governor addressed the Dixie
highway boosters at Momence this
afternoon and then proceeded on to
Chicago whore he will spend Satur-
dav.
sheriff Henry Mester was in a
Jovial mood today following the re-
cclpt of anonymous postcards from
various cities. One card signed ~
and mailed from Chicago said:
You did right. You for our next
governor"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
WAS POLITICIAN, %
NOW RAINMAKER
Old Time Populist Has
New Scheme for the
Limelight

Special TO Tho world
PONCA CITY, Aug. 12.--lra y.
TcrrilL early day populist leader In
oklahoma, member of the first ter
ritorial legislature back In 1880 and
author Of the first criminal statute
OF the territory ca considerable por-
tion Of which Is sull the law in OK
lahumal, has hobbcd up again, ac-
cording 20 news reports at Van
couNcr, II. c., where he ia living
temporarily until he gets letters
patent for machine which he de-
scribcs AZ one "for controlling and
causing rainfall and affecting the
temperatures and FOR protecting per-
sons and property from destructive
forces OF cyclones and tornadoes."
Ira n Tcrrill was a populist lead
or in Kansas even before oklahoma
territory was opened to settlement
iu 1859. Following the opening he
became involved In controversy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
LEAGUE MED|ATES
IN S|LES|AN ROW
England and France Are
Agreed to Let Body
Settle Dispute
COU NCIL APPROVES
Lloyd Georges Proposal |
That Matter Go to Allied
Tribunal o. KID

..,. .,
George ot E''S'""" """ '.'''''I
BRAND Of France today agreed tp
refer tho Upper Siicsia question to
the next meeting OF the league Of
nations.
rms ue'lSl"h was r'a'neu as q re-
suit OF the uead ."'h .at u'NeIppod
A'e'vluaS oNVt 'Hp Pa''''''h "i CP-
per Sil'SIa' was I'por'rd IN
,,. ur,,,ing ,n roc,,sidar mo r'an
-, ,,a 81 COW, STE, ~ ~,
.,, ~, ,t,,,,.,,,,,,l,. 4, zoos .,,,i1a,, ,a,
"a more satisfactory settlement would
ha to- allow tho league of nations to
handle the issue.
The proposal to REFER Upper 81
lcsia to the league of nations orIgi-
mated with Premier Lloyd George.
The supreme council met at noon
and approved the suggestion.
Premier Lloyd George departed for
London carly in the afternoon. He
vas si''''is anu '"I ana sdld
that the discussions mad had the
happiest outcome"
Tho cou,cil continued 4, sossio,
o,,.... ~. -, -
'"'S "''e' HoOH "'O"oul LioSu Ico' Se
and discussed the German war trials
at Leipzig and other matters.
The Sforsea plan divided Upper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
MAKE SEPARATE PRIZE LIST
swine breeders From Out OF Town
10 Have Different Class.

'la' 10 ! ne world
PAWHUSKA, Aug. l2.--Special
prizes for out-of-state exhibitors Of
mroughbred hogs at the county
lalr, September 15-l7, are being
considered by the chamber of com
nmeroe and special Inducements will
.nk''v be made for out-Of-town en-
u4's These, under the laws gov
ssrhIng prizes, cannot be awarded
IRON county fair funds,
ENhIhitors from Missouri, Kansas
una Arkansas have expressed de-
gre lo compete against the famous
nerds OF Usage county These com
neIitions will bo confined TO individ-
saI classes in competition with
| open classes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Arrest Holdup Artists.
Special to The World.

special to The World.
CHELSEA, Aug, l2.-Henry Wal
Aer OF Collinsyille, just recently
released from the penitentiary at
"oN'ester, and an unknown compan-
'on We're arrested wednesday In
'srm house north Of Catoosa,
NNn"ged with the crime Of holding
n.y. Yen cars last Saturday night
spa apar Catoosa. Dode Leffler, deputy
SeV,LsHI' OF this city, Gene Havcr-
Gu deputy Of Clarmore, and two
Th Th'oosa officers, made the arrest
rlgS. oIiicers think they have the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
HIS AIM WAS UNCERTAIN
Hills Horse When He Meant TO
AsSasSinatc Dog.

Spocial 10 The World.
TAHLEQUAH, Aug. 12.-Nevcr
again will "A citizen Of this place at
tempt to shoot n dog while the lat
Ter Is chasing stock. The man in
question is the owner of fine but
oull-headed bulldog and was the
owner Of fine team of horses. but
now has only one.
Tho dog began chasing one OF the
horses for reasons best known to
himself and declined to desIst in
spite of the opportunities and com
mands Of his master. The latter
lost his temper, went into his house
and got a gun with which TO shoot
the dog, But the dog escaped, At
the crack OF the gun the horse stag
Eered and soon fell. shot through
the body. and died in a short time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
Wnfflc Nonkc,i Own Ncals.
Special to The World.

9U'VIlT 10 lie NOTII1
PAWHCSKA. Aug. 12.-Th ere
was trouble at the Waffle house
when Jesse Waffle had TO cook his
own meals and when partialty was
shown to the younger child. Jesse
filed suit for divorce against his
wife, asking for custody OF the elder
child
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
DEODORANTS,
ANTISETTICS,
DEPIiA&TORIES
TOILET SOAPS

Woodbury's, three for i9c
Cuticura, three for ioc
Packers Tar, three FOR 1oc
Stork CASTLE, three for SIC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

TOILET " hIIIiS
PERIL MES

pinaud's Lilac NoRrtal soc
Piycr'R Azuroa Ncgctal 100
Mavis Toilet water ....SJC
Pivcr's FlOramyc
NCgctdl ...,. lsoO
L'Orignn Perfume, on. 200
Djcr Kiss Perfume, oZ. La
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13

% number ~ years ago. at Wichip
FAILS. Texas The role of rain.
maker and tornado. prevention is H
NOW -un.. MuNINNI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
DENTAL
IIiILILNIiNIIDNS

Euthymul Tooth Paste l6c
Dr. Lyons Tooth Paste i6c
Dr Lyons Tooth Powder
M .,..ss.,... ..s.s.... lbc
kOlynO9 Tooth Paste 2ic
IOIhau's Tooth Paste
... ..,.,....,.. 2iC, t5C
IcpsOdent Tooth Paste 3ic
rcbc,o Tooth Paste, SAC
LlstcTiuC Tooth Paste, 3Ic
pyOrrhOCide Tooth
Powder .............. 3tC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
BOTH CLAIM THEY
WON BIG VICTORY
London and Paris Each
Satisfied With the
Council Meet

LONDON, Aug 12--prcmicr
Lloyd Georges successful move to
havo the Upper Sucaian measure re-
forrcd to the league of nations. was
hailed in official circles today az his
greatest diplomatic victory The
British prcmicrs move came at a
time when IL appeared certain that
there would be an open rupture be
tween France and England and the
suprcite council would cease entirely
to function.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
HAIR TONES,
SHAMPOO

Mahdecn ....,.....,7 ,75c
Danderine. @lc, 11c, SIC
Pinaud's Eau de
Quinine.,.,,...,. &c, 100
IalmOliyc Shampoo. idC
Watkin q Mulsifi"d
CoCOanut Oil.,........ 33C
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11

Hnmacao. p. r.. de agOsto de 1921.
I4eenciado Juan B. Hnyke.
San Juan. P. r.
nj querido amigo:
Despnss de ssguir con gran atenci6n
81 curse de los 6ltimos acOntecimientos
policies. he leldo con mucho inter6s su
articnio ''Ia Algeria de C6rdova Da-
vila'. Sublime Ia sido Ia actitud de es-
e hcmbre honrado frente Ia muchedam
bre desbocada; saludables seran para
las generaciones del porvenir, sus pala-
bras: viva Puerto Rico AmericanoI
Oraei6n sencilla de IN patricia salvador
ds % paeblo y de su vida ante el Pc
lisro.
Bella tambien ha sido la pOsici6n de
Ested ds combatiente hrme decidido
De toda In revueita NADIA mas vale Ia
pena. Sc nos impresiOna fkciImente por-
cue nos rige el coraz6n. Viva Puerto
Rieo hbrs en- Ia soledad de los mares es
ssncillamente bello; viva Puerto Rico 50
bsEano en- Ia asociaci6n con America, es
altaments poiitieo y ssnsato. A medida
cue sean mas fuertes nuestros LAGOS de
confEaternidad con los Estados Unidos,
mas amplias ser&n las perspectivas del
future para estas masas obreras de las
cue SOY, y en- las que vivo, forcejeando
como elias. contra las escasas Opcrtuni
eadss de un dtbil amhiente.
,Ese ss nj punto de vista, 81 kaleidOs
eopio dssds q cual vso pasar muchOs
a. nusstros politieOs como flguras de car
tdn. oucden para los inteligentes los
sEAndea asuntos dc Estado; 70 pienso
en- las cosas que mas intsresan al ver--
dadero pueblo dc Puerto Rico. Ssoy me-
nos patricia porque pienso ais? Mi con-
cioncia responde que no.
QuizAs nunca mis- ojos contemplar&n
Il magnihcaneia de las Gales de Nueva
York nj Ia bellsxa encantadora de los
iaEdines de Washington. rs mi esperan.
~ psrdida. Adherido a esta TERRA por
el cumplimiento dc deberes de familia.
kqut habria de hacer alliq 81 me falta
10 mas precise: Ia palabra en- ingles pa.
"a entenderme con aquella gente quo sc
mneve en- IA aetividad fecunda del ira
balo ca Las fabricas y en- las ofcinas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
uN RETo DE ruERzA

Ell conocido adleta Ricardo Cabassa,
lucha de JIM JITzU, en- forma cienti-
flea, la cual lncha puede llevarse cabo
EN- cualquier teatro de la Isla, y especial
mente en- Ell 'Mendez vigo", de Maya
giiez. ss
Ell reto 10 dirige 10 mismo a porto
rriQueho que a americana, frances, ia.
ponss de cualquiera otra nacionalidad.
Sc advierte que Ell peso del retador es
de ciento sesenta y cinco hbras netas,
v esta dispuesto llevar a cabo la lucha
con cualquiera que pese hasta ciento
setenta ibras.
veremos quien es Ell guapo que acepta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
Arecibo en- Sofia

no viene y mejor no va para aquellos que
nj GUSTAV de juanes tepes nj de foqles
troques -?
Que media noche va un paciente
buscar un medico y este no aparece nj
en- los centros Observation-Disclosures 80.
SQue ha de importarnos clio, 81 los po.
bres v buenos m6dicos necesitan dormir
despues de una ardua labor, calle arri.
ba y calle abajo, tras tumores mas, traa
nacidos menos. -?
Que Ell jefe de policia no yea ciertas
cosas que debe yer y que suceden en- 10
que llaman '.Paseo de Damas', 1que
ha de importar, 81 para esas vistas Sc
necesitan ciertos espejuelos y hasta aho
"a no Sc los henos comprado a tan sim
patico y correcto funcionario. -?
Que la leche sea aqua y Ell aqua leche,
ique nos va en- ESQ, 81 tenemos la venta-
ia de que tambien a veces la leche nos
resulta ron....?
Que los cue tenemos que transitar
por estas deliciosas Gales de La villa,
traguemos polvo, poivo y polvo, cuandc
,, a los barrenderos Sc les ocurre poner
en- juego su saludable y necesario ins-
trumento. Ique ha de importarnos.
81 NADIA hay mejor que una rafsga de
polvo, como otra rafaga del mismo sma-
teriaP -? 1893 as4s
Que no tenemos viviendas necesarias,
y que es un buen negocio para los que
tienen dinero fabricar viviendas. :.
Spues para que van esos buenos seho-
res meterse en- obras, cuando bfen les
est&n esos chavos en- el banco un mo
dico pero SECURE interes de un tres por
ciento anual. -?
Y, 81 continuara asi, habrian ustedes
de abrir Ell catre. porque de SECURE les
, "ogeria la noche y les vendria el suefio,
ante este deiicioso caracter nuestro, que
ante NADIA Sc inquieta y por paja mas
paja menos no Sc preocupa, 10 que me
hace ahora apagar Ell lapiz y encender
tel "jumazo" en- 10 que viene el caEnbio.
Nic-KoI.A.
Agosto. de 1921,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11

Prsndo el lapiz, apago el ''iumazo =
y escribo:
Nuestros abuelos, es. decir, los abuelos
de todos nosotros, lectoras y lectores,
debieron de haber sido los mortales mas
despreocupados que pisaron la TERRA fe
cundadora por fecundar.
De otra manera no Sc explica, Ell que
los que anochecemos y amanecemos en-
la principesca ciudad del Obelisco, sea-
mos tan negligentes en- Ell cumplimiento
de nuestras obligaciones ciudadanas y
de las que no son ciudadanas.
Que Ell Municipio, muchas yeces noe
sirve chocolate en- vez de aqua por la
tuberfa del acueducto. Bueno, ~ que
nos va nj nos yiene en- este, 81 igual nos
da chocolate que aqua, aunque sea de
coco?
Que las basuras veces 81 y a veces
tambien, nos impiden el paso, menos
que la nariz no vaya provista de una
careta para los gases y para las moscas.
y que Sc levantan poderosas en- montones
en- las Gales. !. Bueno, iy que nos i'm
portan nosotros las basuras, 81 para
clio tenemos ahi un carrito agasolinado,
para que las lleve y las traiga por las
Was luminosas de nuestra ilusninada vi
la?
Que una alcantarilla lanza al espacio
sus intensos aromas cautivando narices,
pafiuelos. faldetas y gabanes, sin que a
las autoridades sanitarias Sc les ocurra
prohibir las distinguidas alcantarillas
regar en- ciertas horas sus emanaciones
mas menos sanas. -. IQue nos impor-
ia nosotros estas calamidades, 81 elias
constituyen una necesidad que da cier-
tas y determinadas tonalidades de buen
tono a la villa que nos ampara. -?
Que el sCasino Espaiiol'' muere en-
una indolencia aguda por falta de entu-
siasmo en- aquellos que mas entusiasmos
debieran tener para que todo estuviese
al dfa de vez en- cuando la noche.
iQle ha de importarles los socios estas
cosas, que bien Sc estan para que former
cierto y determinado criterio que NAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
Carta al Sr. Huyke

Pero mis- hijos no seran como 20. Los
hijOs de esta noble familia portorriquc-
fla no seran como nosotros; el producto
de esta poderosa incubadora de juven
tud que Sc llama Puerto Rico estara
mas preparado para buscar en- aquella
patria grande que, sera Ia suya, 10 que
el pobre lar native no podra ofrecer
sus justos anhelos de dicha Y de expan
sion. GQu6 importa a los que viven AGO.
modados, esta inquietud, por los pobres
del mafiana2 La pequeaa patria cada dia
mas poblada ,apenas puede va cOntener
Ell gran mont6n de carne obrera que Sc
pudre en- la inacci6n y en- Ia miseria,
mientras nuestros directories Sc entretie
men en- discutir por ST los derechos poll
ticos han sido conculados y la patria es-
ia ofendida, cuando en- verdad de ver-
dad las palabras NADIA signifcan ante la
elocuencia de los hechos.
''El ingles debe de ensefarse mas y
mas no solamente a los nifios en- las es-
cuelas, sino al mayor n1mero de ciudada-
nos preparados para recibirlo en- classes
especiales por cuerta del Gobierno. De
clio depende en- gran manera Ell porve-
mir de Ia isla que amamos todos y en-
Ia que por la contrariedad de las dife-
rentes opiniones mace como producto de
la imperfecci6n humana sel combate de
las pasiones en- que caen inmolados por
una repetici6n de Ia historic, los mejo-
res patriotas.
Cuando pase Ell vendaval de los enco
nos personales, una hermosa realidad
vendra nuestros ojos, y es: que BARGE
10 es tan portorriquedo americana como
usted y como C6rdova Davila. Cuando
llegue la hora de las justas reparaciones
Sc comprendera que los tres estaban
unidos en- la esencia que esta ''bajo
seis pies de TERRA en- las montadas de
Baranquitas. Con los dias, con Ell trans
curse del tempo vendra la calma La
serenidad, y luego veremos tambien que
estas revueltas momentaneas de las ideas
son necesarias para la mejor depuraci6n
de los verdaderos ideales.
Quedo muy suyo,
Juan z. CRUZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
DOaA A. CARBON DE MORALES

Ha regresado de Cuba. despu6s dc una
iarga permanencia ALI. la distinguida
Dana doia Agripina Carri6n de Morales,
esposa de nuestro excelente amigo el
cuito v prestigioso cabaIlerO don Arturo
Morales. prssidente de Ia Association
PorsorEiqueha''. de Ia Habana.
Con Ia sefors do Morales regrcsa su
inteligents hijo Arturo.
oratisima estadia deseamos a los d.s
tingnidos viaieros en- su patria, Gonde
gozan de generates simpatias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
EsPLENDrDA JrRA EN- NARANJrTo

Los elementos mas valiosos de Naran-
jito, entire los que figurar Ell licenciado
Ignacio Morales y don Rafael Wales,
preparan una gran jira para el domingo
pr6ximo, en- homemade los caballerOs
de Vega Baja que les obsequiaron espl6n
didamente, en- Ell Casino de la referida
poblaci6n, el domingo dltisno, siete del
actual.
Como invitados de honor, figuran la
insigne y concertista Elisa Tavarez su
distinguido esposo, don David Storer, q.
han sido objeto ALI de una acOgida entu
SHASTA. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
Ell TIRES BANDERAS' LUCHARA
CON Ell ''TEAM'' "FENIx',


El domingo pr6ximo saldr& para Vega
Baja Ell formidable team ''Tres Ban
deras'', mandado por su competente di-
rector don Fernando Musa, con Ell pro-
posito de celebrar un desafio con el
9 s'team'' 'sFenix'', de aquella poblaci6n.
Segun rumores, en- Manati existe gran
eutusiasmo por Ell deporte "basebole-
ro'', pues todos los domingos Sc estan
celehrando desafios con diferentes
teams de toda La isla. FL pr6ximo
desafio fue suspendido ell domingo pa
sado consecuencia de la lluvia.
Por 10 visto, parece que hay un gran
interes por conocer la habilidad del
"Tres Banderas''. DoNANFER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11

Lopez de Molla (Diego)
Luzuriaga (LorenzO)
Lopez de Vega
LAMA (SilyeriO)
Lessing C. Ed
La RochefoucanId
Leon Gray Luis de)
Lopez de Vega
Lemonnier (CamiIe)
Lorrain (Jean)
Latil-Boix (M. L.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-02-22
NeWSy Notes From
GEORGETOWN Courier

Ed Hollingsworth was mp from Den
yer this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bushnell motored
to Denver on Monday.
Frank Rickard is recovering from a
serious illness with pneumonia.
Talimadge Kyner and associates put
q force of men at work this week on the
Nabob mine, below Lawson.
Some teachers have started the inno-
walton of washing the faces of girls who
paint 1t should be make universal.
Mr.. Terry, owner of the Hall tunnel
property. was up from Deny er on Wed.
nesday. He remarked to friend that
there is going to be something doing
this season and the inference is that
Mr.. Terry is going to do something
himself.
The members of the Bible training
class attended the Sunday School con-
vention at Idaho Springs last Sunday
afternoon. Those who went were the
Rev. H. s. Beavis, Misses Elizabeth
Graham, Alys Graham, Helen Sidney,
Edna kydlund. Olga Jones, Eleanor
Ostherg, Florence Hamilton, Ethel
Ecklund, Henry Anderson and Lee
Hamilton.
The Georgetown Tunnel Transporta-
tion company employed Mr.. Edward 8.
Wizard, the noted consulting mining
engineer of Denver, to make a report
on their project. Mr.. Wizard spent sew
eral day in going over the mountain
along the route of the tunnel looking
over most of the former big producers
which are along the tunnel survey. The
underground work has also been exam
ined. 1t is the opinion of the engineer
that the GEORGETOWN Tunnel h s unlimit-
ed merits. The company is making
great headway in driving lateral un-
der Columbia mountain.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-02-22
Helping Hands Glass

The Helping Hands class of the
Methodist church met at the home
of their teacher on Saturday after
aoon. There was large number
of girls present. Three new mem
bers, Merle Hansell, Violet Milford,
and Marian Rowse, were accepted.
Alter the business meeting plans
were made for the fish pond
which the girls are to have at the
entertainment at the church on
February 25. The following pro-
gram was then given:
Piano Solo--Hattie Macleod
Reading-Elsie Milford
Mandolin Solo--Mary Macleod
Reading-Mary Cruise
Delicious refreshments were then
served by Alics Holds and Chloe
Jameson. The girls sang songs
and played the Victrola. Late
10 the afternoon they went to their
homes, all having had good
time. Those present were Merle
Hansell, Violet and Elsie Milford
Mary and Hattie Macleod, Alice
Holds, Chloe Jameson. Elsie May
Opal Pascoe, Laura Traylor, Mary
Cruise. Marian Rowse. and their
teacher. Svvila Mitchell.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-02-22
Social Ethics Club Meets
with Mrs. Donithorne

Mrs. F. H. Donitorne was host
ess Friday afternoon to the Social
E. hics club at her coy home on
Miner street and delightful af-
ternoon was passed. After the
business meeting a program was
given, consisting of papers prepared
ard read by Mrs. Bert Wright
and Mrs. W. Fl. Stephens, two
piano selections by Mrs. Ella
Phillips, and a vocal solo by Mrs.
G. W R. Hoy, Mrs. d. j. Don
nelly was club guest. Mrs. Doni-
thorne served a tempting repast
at the close OF the afternoons en-
ioyment. Those attending were
Mesdames Geo. Curnow, Thos.
Jones, Ella Phillips, Bert Wright,
W, Fl. Stephens, Geo. Hoy, and
mother, Mrs. Ida McKillop, Jud
Brown, Jas. Freeman, III. Q. Allen,
David Ashmun, and son, David
Jr.. A. E. Erickson, W. W. Can
aady, and the hostess.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-02-22

For those who do not play cards,
dancing will be provided, Two
prizes will be given for high score
-one to the lady aud one to the
gentleman winning first place.
Come and have good time. The
young people of the Elks family
are also invited.