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The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Woman Will Succeed
Father as Alderman

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. 3.-Mrs.
Eleanor c. Sanderson win be the first
.~oman to dispense justice in Harris.
burg. She was elected Alderman in
the Eighth ward, carrying all three
precincts over her Democratic rival,
John e. Peters.
Mrs. Sanderson's father II alderman
Of the ward and she will succeed him
in the office.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
RIALTO CLUB TO MEET.

The Rialto Club will hold it's regular
weekly meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight
in the Y. M. II. A. building, Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. The club installed the follow.
ms officers at a dance November Is,
which opened the activities for thu
season: Meyer Chidakel, president:
Barnett Cleban. vice president; Myron
Rosendorf. treasurer; Miss II. Ostrow,
recording secretary, and Ben Kipnis
financial secretary.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Woman, 80, Dies After
Sleeping 1853 Hours

GLEN FALLS, N. Y, Dec. 3.-After
sleeping continually for 1853 hours,
Mrs. Harvey @. johnson. aged so
years. died at her home in Granville
last night. Her physician declared
that she suffered from no disease
She fell asleep November 20 and never
awoks.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
DIVORCE AFTER 43 YEARS,

TAYLORVILLE., Ill, Dec. s.--After
Iorty-three ears OF welded life. j.
w. Leigh, former mayor of Tayior-
viile, has filed suit for divorce from
ms WIFE on the charge OF desertiou.
Inc couple have married daughter
and a grandchild.
Leigh served as mayor OF this city
for two terms.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Auto Hits Pillar; Trio
Goes Over Embankment

SCRANTON. Pa, Dec. 3.-Ross II.
Webb. of Boston, and Max lola, man
ager Of a furniture store here, were
probably fatally injured. and Robert
Klauber. hotel man, was seriously in
jured today at Duryea, Pa. when
their automobile crashed into a pillar
OF q concrete viaduct and then weat
over an embankment.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
MAYOR PUTS ON LID.

BYESvILLE. Dec. S.-Mayor Hall
has decreed that blue laws are to be
in operation here on Sundays. Res
taurants, for sale Of lunches, and
drug stores. for sale of medicines,
may be open from midnight Saturday
to midnight Sunday. Sales OF tobacco,
candy. soft drinks and Ice cream are
forbidden.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
PLENTY OF SILVER DOLLARS,

DENVER, Dec. a.-Seventeen mil
lion silver dollars coined I'm the United
States Mint here since last May are
stored In the mind vaults, according
to Superintendent r. ]. Grant who
announced that the daily average out.
put OF these coins will be reduced from
725.000 to $4,000. The reduction will
result in leaving Off 40 workmen
Grant said
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Suspect in Staying
Arrested for Fraud

ORLANDO. Flo, Dec. S.-Bin
carp, released from Jail here this
afternoon after having been held DIR
ing investigation of the killing of
Rosso. -tsastoletto, who was slain We'd
nesday morning in hotel hero, was
re-arrested by Federal authorities.
He is charged with being a fugitive
from justice and wanted in Toledo,
Ohio. for trial under a charge Of
fraud.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
AUTO MEET IN 1922.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. s.-Secrs-
taries Of automobile clubs represer =
ing more than 100000 auto owners
in all parts Of the United States.
will come to Norfolk in the fall of
1922 for their annual convention, the
date to be some time In November
Approximately $50 delegates will at.
tend the convention.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
Boston Banker Goes
Bankrupt For Million

BOSTON, Dec. D. Henry H.
Chmielinsh, Polish banker and former
head of the Hanover Trust Company.
today filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. His liabilities, accord.
ing to the petition, aggregate 81.
201 900 and his assets of uncertain
securities $1,158.000.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
GIFT NO TEDDY BEAR.

MONTREAL. Dec. 3.-Mederic Mar
tin. mayor OF Montreal, was presented
recently with a black bear cub. The
mayor leaned over and patted II and
his nsv Pet bit him ON the LED.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
aJ~dSf Royal Graham

Judge Graham, in Denver
court, has suggested that Mrs. Cas-
sidente. mother Of five children, be
operated upon and rendei I'd sterile
ar else that her children be taken
from her insanitary home.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04
GIBBONS CLUB BAZAAR.

The Gibbons Club IL planning q
bazaar at Carroll Hall. Tenth and q
streets northwest tomorrow and
Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
xOses and "Mume-
At GUIDES. Phone your order or consult
US about decorations. 1914 F.-A6vt
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
65e
Notiee Of Annual Meeting

Notiee Of Annual Meeting
Ksota, Colorado. December 9, 1921.
Noties b hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stock holders Of The
Ksota siIo and Qboer.es Company viii
Be held at the 4 s.6h. Hall In Ksots,
Colo. beginning at 2 p. q. on
Thussday, DeeeabR a. lo21
for the purpose Of elscting . Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transacting Of such other businsss
- nay properly come before said meet-
A. II. CURR1E, Secretary
First pub. Dc. 8. 1891.
Last pub. Dec. 16, 1921.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Puhlie Trusess's Bale

:ss:: ::.cs;' c'.s :. "a SS. GO; :. 80. :::;: Z
Ce:;.de fssa'ss e sss FL No, O. -: S:e cissc ~
Is sees = =; 4 f:es s. q d. q u q sts sissf
and Rsso.dsc q 3eld coaasy: Cneossdo. 500:
weld Gasssy. dssesiS.d q sniioS. 10 VII:
ri, =: sss Ss.s:e NJ: & s:".s s.:s
o"S tSD Wet II shs Six,h PrioeirsI Meridian.
'"a!:inins 70 .srss II lard nose os ls.s, &c &c.
~ thereof Taeeshsr With all Improvements On
o. that may hereafter I'm placed upon satd land.
In trust - secure eas pee0lssosy sees q
svsa dsas WITH said Trust Dssd fer ~ sa
us Poussesn Hundred d"ilan payable to the
oder At Homer T. Turner On M ''"ss'rs three
y~ays after date With inisress hom date ~ the
rate 81 nss e-nt ps- sn.as~.
And Wh2oas. Default ~ boea 0ads -
sasd sraater b said Trust Dssd. in ~ psr-
sernaass es sevsss.es ssd ssedsssess ~
possd upea HIN hv ~ tssas q saA Trust
n:;s ,.;;:. :: :: -, =, '' ''''''' ''
AnA Whsesas. ~ Isgal hssasr q ~ h.
dsa4sansss rsprsssntsd b said note has Aisd
with the undsrsignsd Public Trustee u ~
said Weld County. Coiorsde. net3es and d.
nsad h writing declaring said default aaA
eisctins - declare ths wAels 6sbt dss aad
payshls. and dsoandine H. sals q ssid laAA
under said trust dssd.
Now. Thsrsfors. notice b hseshv savsa
that pursuaat 10 said notice end demand
and election and under aud hv viFtns q ~
authority vested in ~ b. said Trast Dssd
and tie Law. I. II. J. WabA. Public Trustee
Of Weld County. Colorado. will cell ~ asevs
Described had fer sash. at pabiis aast3ea. %
ths highest bsddsr. at he sast froat doee q
the Court Houss IN Weld County. Colorado.
,n Tuesday tho s1t. da~ IT Dccemte-. lss'
ss ten o'clock In he forenoon TO- the parpess
Of paying saA note and interest, and al
expense Of thh sale. and win give 70 thi
purchaser thereof . certificate of pufsAass
thsrsfor - provided b. law.
oisnsd, II. J. WALSH.
Public Trsntss Of Weld Coanty. CoIeea6o.
Dated at 0rselsy. We'd County. Colorado.
this .ias day 1T November ige,.
Pint Publication Nov -. tu2l.
Last Publication Dec n. 1g2l.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Noei~e Of Annual Meetinx

Keota, Colo. December 2. 1921.
Notice Il hereby given that &1is annual
meeting Of the steekhol3fs Of the
Keota Farmera and Merchants Building
Association will BE- hid Il the otice Of
the Secretary in the /and N. Building,
at ke?!:; T:.:sss. cS'9 . q i,1s o"
Directors fcr The ensuing year. and for
ehe transaction Of such other business ~
may properly come before eaid meeting.
C. l. STANLEY, Secretary.
First Pub Dec. 8, 1921.
Last Pnb Dec 80. 1921.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Ne<iee Of Annual Moeting
Ksota, Colo, Dec. 8, 1874.

Ksota, Colo, Dec. 8, 1874.
Notice b hereby given that The an
nual meeting Of the stoE oEkholdsrs- Of the
Farmers State Bank q KeQt9 will b
held IN The bank bqadipe at Ksota,
Colo, beginning at lon. on
for The purposs Of eisctine r . Board Of
Dirsctoss FOR the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of such other business -
may properly come before said meeting.
J. A. RUMSEY, President,
8. D. MARKLEY, Cashier
Farmers State Bank Of Ksota.
First Pub. Dec. 9, 1921.
Last Pub. Jan. 6. 1922.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09

New low prices on Goodyear t{fe9fand
tubes. at Eagle Garage Only so 8 for
3Ox3 1.2 non skids. A throe DOLBY drop
in the last few days.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Notice Of Annual Meeting
Keota, Colo. December 2. 1921.
Notice IN hereby given that the annus

Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting Of th.. ssoclqboIdeR Of the
K K~ota Townaite Complhy IN be held
IN the r. 4 " Hall ayk16ta Colo. BE-
tween the hours Of 3kpH4 p. M, on
Tue-day. Jsni&y & 1o24,
for the purpos. Of electing . Board OF
Directors for the ensuing wear, and for
the transaction Of auch other business
M may properly come before said meet
ing.
C. l. STANLEY, Secretary
Cirat Pub Dec 8. 1921.
List Pub. Dec 80. 1921.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Ksets STATE Bask Secures War Finance
Nooey Iog Livootoek Leans

kseta State Bank Secures War FinaAee
Aeasy Ies AvssteeA Leans
8. D. Narklsy. together with ths
Bankers Of Hereford and Grover. attend
ID meeting Of Weld County bankers
Ind ols.esrs Of ths Livestock Finance
Corposation Of Colorado. at Greeley
}rhursday evening. Tbs corporation =
Iormed 70 secure government money
8Gor livestock loans; and Mr.. 4arkley
kseturned very hopeful Of being able to
foscure . number Of loans for Keota
sbtockmsn. He hes asked for seventy
; I've application forms. end those In
bsrestsd should ses him at ouee. The
j. Interest rate y l.2 per cent.
j Buy your Christmas candies
oley's.
ALvAoG FROM AMERICAN
4 RAG 0Aos cLoTHGS
DESTITUTE EUROPE
II Great.h. arted women all over thel
Omitted States are busy salvaging thel
waste Of this country to clothe the
tnestitute Of America aud the war.l
otricken children Of Europe. All sorts
fof comfortable and. In many cases. /,
kreally beautiful garments are made
|from the contents Of the rug bags o.
America.
IN the lied Cross workshops through
out the Southwestern Division women
with clever bruins and skilled hands
fashion children's siockin.x from the
legs NJ the worn-oui stockings Of the
=, Uwu ,iIss. Warn, cNl,o are made from
the sog,s of mems w.Wlen socks. Little
shirts come from thu unwOrn sectivna
Of discarded underwear Of men and
women. Old coats and trousers form
new suits for boys. and w0n,en'S
dresses arr cut down Int" the smaller
garments q children. Odds and ends
Of carps, aud heavy wo0Ien material
l"SWsw slippers Tor invxIidx. iiits IT
ribbons grow Into hat trimmings Tor
cii,t,sm. and even the r,ckel fiaps and
collars u wonsens coats. past wear.
Ing IN their original form. can be used
for lals and c,sps for children.
An exhibition Of the salvage from
tie rus bags 0f some American cities
War .ne u the Interesting featuresi
y: ike recent lied Cross Conventionl
In Columbus, Ohio. Everything shown,
hud conc from xon,e garment which
had literally been thrown away by it,.
original owner because II Was In tUo
bnd u state a. dllMpidnii0n for further
use. and the ingenuity displayed In the
process Of making something Wearable
aud good out of what appeared to be
noihing. was remarkable. These gar.
inents were Mndc b. the volunteer
workers Of the various Rcd Cross
workshops In America. Many Of them
came from sections ln ;hc Southwest,
where such work II being done.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Notice Of Adjustment Day
couNTT or WIFI.
i i !a: ESTATE or I

All psrsons having claims against said estate
aro hereby notified to present them for adjust.
mont 70 the County Coust Of Weld County. Col.
OrNdo on Monday. the Ind day Of January fe23,
al The hour of 10 O'Clock, A n.
Seth d Markloy
Administrator Of said estate
l. 8 Smith. Atty. Nreeley, Colorado.
Firrt publication November 70, iea1.
Last publication December 10, 1871.
The Keota news., 1921-12-09
Pupllc TRusfM,o aAL1

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S:d essss "a. ~
snd Eseosdsd 1sros !. -, IL beof "a q Pee:
GO % th0 oilsce Of the elSst and Reqos4ee ce
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ioilovins lssd @ said Weld Cosnsy, dssssihsd
.: Is. ss''?: ss.s 81, o. ....,e. :. 4s..,A.e
Prinsipal NsssdIan.
svss dsss wstA ~ Ts~s osse IT, ~ -
u John F!t.sssaId g q 6slors thses yesr:
after date With Interest froW date at The rate Of
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eornasss a sovsnaats sAA seaditisas ~
pessd upss Nm ~ ~ tss.s q saA Tsst
Dssd h III to-vi&s That sai1 sssnsse ~
failed so pay Interest. and saxss h.r the ysass
Ani WSGsas. ~ lassl hsidsr = ~ b.
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WITH ths unAsssig1sd Pubtls Trustee Il ~
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nsnd h writing dsslasin0 ed 6sfssh aa1
sssseine - 1sslass IL wAsas 6she das ss4
payabls. aaA Asnan1iag ~ sals q sei1 hsA
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~ hisAsss bi61sr. q ~ sast ftsat dsse -
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a 10 o'elock = ~ 6oeGDoo0 1oP - DWDooo
- ,.ya.~ ~ -. - iAurs.e tn.p eaA all
sxpsnss q III sale. aaA vim gsvs - ~
rsssAeess th@see Q ewta1saAs q DaFshaoe
th9sese = 1sovi6sd ~ Nv.
0lgnsd, u J. WAL8A
PuAais TtusAss - WeA os111v. 0eseso1e.
DaAeA q oPealw. WsA 0ounA1. 0slssa1o.
TIL. 1,h day q November. iset.
Pirss PuhlisasSua Noveohee u. tSe1.
L~se Publleatloo Deeem6es . IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
COBB SHOULD Be
A GREAT LEADER
Fans to Watch Career
as Manager With
Great Interest

By international News Service.
NEW YORK, April 5.--Ty Cobb
will make his bow as a major league
manager ncxe week.
VIII he be a success or a failurc2
VIII he be able TO lead the Detroit
Tigers out OF the jungle Of defeat?
VIII he make them a real power In
tho American league once again?
Baseball fans throughout the
country are Interested I'm these
questions They will watch Cobb
ana his Beugal5 with genuine in
t"rcst for the career OF the Georgia
Peach already one OF the most coll
orful IN baseball history, will be
doubly brilliant II hc succeeds as
a manager
Cobb l. Tcmpcramcntal.
Cobb Is tcmpCramcntal. lie will
be tcmporamcutal manager. More
than likely they viii soon he calling
him tho "MrGraw OF the American
league. But temperament doesn't
usually travel with fiilurc--not so
YOU could notice it--and If Cobb gets
the Tigers OFF on tho right CLAW"
they may surprise everybody, even
themselves, by finishing in the first
division.
cobb has said he would be satis-
fled with sixth place. Don't swal-
low all Of that The dash and spirit
that has made TNrus famous az a
player will be "a big help to him as
a manager and so far ne has i'm
pressed baseball men with the way
ne has handled his team In training
Tyrus ~ through cXpct timcntinE.
Iln finished fhaf al "a
He had reason. It was his idea
TO have the regular team working
together for two or three weeks be-
fore the season opened. Here is
how he will limo the Tigers up:
Manlon Regular Catcher.
Blue. first ba--; Todug. second
base. Bush. shorts.op, Jones, third
base; Cobb. Hcilman and Veach,
outfield: Basslcr and Manion. catch
crs; Leonard, Ehmkc. Dauss Ayers,
Oldham, Sutherland. Middleton,
Cole, Stewart and Holling. pitchers.
BY using Hcilmau in the outfield,
Cobb will Increase his defensive
strength.
This shift was made possible bc-
cause Blue, the new first sacker
from Portland. has made good.
President Navin says:
Blue is q wonderful fielder and IL
he can find his batting eye he will
provo sensation.
sutherland, Middleton, cole,
Stewart and Holling are new pitch
crs. Pitching is where Detroit has
been weak for many seasons If
Cobb can get the work out of his
twirlcrs and can hold the problem
Of handling them to the best ad-
vantage the Bcngals will climb right
out OF the door-mat class
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
ChiiOccO Indians Are
AdUised To Emulate
Life of Tyrns Cobb

PONCA CITY, okla, April o.
Ty cobb, now manager OF the be
uoit American league baseball
team, was held up 10 the Indian
HtudCntS at ChiloCco as an eN-
ample worthy OF omulating in
talk made To them At the chapel
the past week by Henry s. Tray
lor Indian school inspector for
the federal government. Ito was
illustrating To the students that
without work therc is no hope
Of success In any line. In this
connection ne said
"Fy cobb during his senior
year at a Georgia college had two
possibilities. professional lie and
baseball lie chose baseball and
he put every bit Of energy into
making himself great, You can
not pick a flaw in Ty Cobb's
career lie knew any form ot
dissipation would be fatal lie
was temperate in eating, and IN all
his habits. lie never ran with
the baseball crowd Ten o'clock
found him IN bed. Now he is 30
years old the time that most base
bail men are beginning TO 20 OFF,
but Ty cobb has just as active
mud, lust as lndomitahlo spirit as
he ever had. lie took care of
himself"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
NAB POLICE AIDE
AS AUTO FENCE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
again expressed himself in strong
language. Garter was not arrested
solely on Brady's words" Bay de-
clarcd. II know positively that he
is Il car thief and not only assisted
in stealing the Buick, but has also
stolen other cars. Brady wasn't our
only witness and he was not the one
who signed the information. | don't
see how the county officials can re-
lease him.
what the final outcome will be
was not determined last night. Bays
said that he had conferred with
County Attorney Seaver and Attor-
ney General $. T.. Freezing on the
matter. what their courses OF
action will be is not known. Freezing
has repeatedly said that he was
going to clean up conditions in
Tulsa county. Action on this case
may be his first move in the flight
to the end" which he says he will
wage against the lawbreaker OF
Tulsa county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
Brennan Named Umpire
on National L. Staff

NEW YORK, April 8. - Bill
Brennan, the umpire who ruled that
the game at Jackson, Tenn, yester-
day be forfeited by the Washington
Americans to the New York Giants,
has been appointed by President
Heydler on his staff OF National
league arbiters for the coming
season.
Brennan was q National league
umpire six years ago and last year
officiated for the Southern a.ssocia-
tion. Today, j. ID. Martin, president
Of the southern organization, noti-
fled the major league executive that
he was pleased to be able to release
Brennan, whom he considers to be
one of the most reliable and efficient
umpires, in order TO give him a
chance of advancement which the
big league offered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

The cause OF boxing. much
maligncd sport. has been cham
pioned in no little measure by Rev.
Earl a. Black kman, pastor of the
First Christian church Of Chanute,
Kan, and "A ring referee and critic
of great reputation. Reverend Black
man is an ardent lover of all clean
and manly sport, boxing in particu
lar and ne has created a wholesome
influence as "a ring referee.
Reverend BlaCkman tolcrates no
stalling or unsportsmanlikc actions
by ring participants, and patrons OF
boxing shows are assured clean and
fair boxing when he Is referee.
The Fighting Parson," as he Is
known throughout the southwest,
served as chaplain during the
world war lie ~ referee of the
Reisler-Bro bout here tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
2ANKIE BROWN AND JOHNNY REISLER BOX HERE TONIGH
BURKE IS AFTER
AFIRST SACKER
Works, Pirate Recruit, Is
Recommended by Rab-
bit Maranville

Jimmy Burke, Oller MANAGE b,,
been i'll for two days with a scyo,.
attack of tonalitis, hut his indjsno.
sition has not interfcred with ,,.
main business now at hand
namely, the securing OF a first b,se
man. Jimmy is investigating tbs
record of Works. recruit Pirato H.,
baseman, who Is highly recon.
mended by Rabbit Maranvillo. NJ,
ranvillc told Burke Works Is a poot
hitter and fielder and there is a nos.
sibility that he CWorks) will be NM,
chased. Felix, Cincinnati Red rook,.
first saCker, was offered TO the on
ers by Pat Moran when the RED,
were here last week, but the hit,ir,
ability OF the youngstcr is doubtfu.
although he IS n CLASSY fielder.
In the absence OF Burke. Jimmy
Wuffli, Frank Thompson and Ka
Adams have been directing "a
training exercises, assisted by RM
Fricl. The squad is rounding ir0
pleasing condition. improved team
play and better hitting being espe.
cally noticeable recently, starting
Sunday with the victory over the
Millers
Ty Cubb's Detroit Tigers play the
oilers tomorrow at McNulty park
and the Burkemen expect to give the
Bcngals a good game. More conf.
dence is noted in practice games
since they took the Millers into
camp and added pep is also theirs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
Wisconsin Commission
AnSIUerS whites Suit

MILWAUKEE, April Charles
White. the Chicago boxer. "wilfully
participated In "A fake boxing matCh.'
tho Wisconsin boxing commission
said in an answer filed In United
states district court today to the suit
for $4,000 which white started
against the commission a few weeks
ago because bhc commission had
stopped his bout with Sailor Fried
man at kenOsha.
"By doing the alleged taking,
Whitc not only violated the state
boxing law, but other Wisconsin
criminal laws" the answer said. The
commission declared Il not only had
a right to stop the boxer, but that
II was its duty to do so, White did
not act In good faith, but acted
throughout tho entire contest in an
unsportsmanlike and illegal man
nor," the answer said.