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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22

We have just received an
other lot Of those $3.50 Lad
les rubber heel kid Comfort
Shoes. On table Monday, all
sizes at ............S 2.4S
Ladies' 101a-inch high top
Kid Lace Boot, Louis heel,
black or brown, $3.50
Monday Only-Choice of any
Ladies' brown or black OK
ford in our stock. Values to
$10.85 for ......... $3.50
Values from $500 to sS.75;
choice ..............S 4. Sd
Mems 1-buckle cloth Arctics,
all sizes for ........S1.25
Rubbers for Less
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
IMPRINT OF WOMAN'S SHOE
LEADS TO COlJPI E'S ARREST

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Traced by
the imprint of the heel of a woman S
shoe in the carpet of a Garrison ave-
nue. home that had been robbed, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
In Our
Yard Goods Dept

soc yard wide Percales, light and dark, Monday
only, yard Observation-Disclosures.
45c White Outing Flannels Monday yard he
75c to s5c Curtain Materials, Monday, I'd. ..39c
soc Pillow Cases, size 42x36-in Monday, ca. 25c
39c to 45c yard wide Silkolines and Comfort Gre
tonnes, Monday only, yard ...............19c
$500 Heavy Fleeced Cotton Blankets, size 54x76-
inch, Monday only, pair .$1.10
$3.50 full size Blankets, heavy weight. Monday
special pair .................... ST. 40
$500 large size Cotton Blankets, Monday only,
per pair ........................$ 1.79
$500 heavy large size fancy Plaid Blankets, Mon
day only. pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9S
$125 Baby or Crib Blankets, Monday only. .7Sc
$3.50 full size Bed Sheets, size 72x9O in; Monday
ohly 7SC
$3.50 yard wide Dress Silks most all coors;
Monday, yard Observation-Disclosures. so
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
HONOR DEAD CONGRESSMAN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Both the
Senate and the House adjourned early
today out of respect to Representative
Booher of Missouri, who died today at
his home in Missouri.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-22
In Our
HOusefurnishin9s
Department

s1.00 Dark Green Window Shades, 36in. wide,
feet long; special Observation-Disclosures. .50<,
csc part wool Ingram Carpet, yard wide, Monday
Only, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
$3.50 Brussels Stair Carpet, printed patterns
Monday only, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SQ<.
$3.50 Hemsttched Scrim Curtains, l pattern only
Monday, pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7Qo
cial at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oS
$1,000 Combination Mattresses, all full size Mon
day only .............. .$5.9S
Odd Bed Springs, full size, worth up to sS9S;
Monday only Observation-Disclosures 9S
$500 Administer Rugs, 27x52in.. Monday s.. 9S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
SranfreidJ bat cine @iaion Manu
: seseu SeatidlanS anf bic
Seine gebra6t.

9aris, 3. Rai. 0odoem Sronf.
reid feline gar3e militGrii6e Relerbe,
nit Iltsnobme Scr 8cipobncr Der
oermiiIteten @ebietc, 5ll Sen @affen
aerufen, bate bcute IbenO sic
Streitmadt inter DEM 8efebIe Des
@ori6olls Sod Die @eiomtitGrfc bon
elmer Willion CREDIT. Sicrpon mer-
Ben 100000 Wonn orn SamStage
ont &beinc iteben. Der Ginmori6 in
baS &ubraebict ioll ont g. Wtai Bel
SogeSonbru6 beginner, nit Der 8e.
ietlln9 bon Giien unb Wiil6eim.
Seute murbe nit Den Sorbereit1m
gen fir I6reiie Ser gon3en 6eutid)cu
Delegation aus Saris be9onncn. 60
balb Die 8eiebrng bcS &%llbrgcbietS
ibrcn Nnfang nimmt, ipcrocn Der
Oellti6e 8otifofter unb al(c 0elttiten
&ommiIiionen aus @aris o~bberufen
mcrben. n8cnn mir a,,h mebrlos
IinO uno ms sic 8eicbung oes
Rllbr9cbiets gcfalen laiicn miiiien,
10 miro 0elltidlon0 Dies bod ais ENC
ariegSbonolun9 ntffaiien," iogtc
belttc Elm 0iitglieo Der Oeltiden DC.
legation. ~@ir boffcu nod INNER,
Dab 5ranfrei6 ote l1nobnc,0boren
6nlgcn erfcnllcn urlo iif cines
S6ritteS cntbolten miro, ser 5l Dem
9(bbre6cn oIlcr Serbonoluugcn fiji.
rem Wiirbe." Die 0cllti6cn lpieoer-
bolten 0ob bic fron5oiiidcn Torbe,
rltngen merfiiQbor icicn.
Sn Sen Irbeitcr5eitungen miro sic
bcfti9c GcrltrtciIung Ser MobiIIiiic.
ring ~fortgcIcbt. Erot ser Streif,
0%robrrngen gebt oic Sruppcnbenc,
gltng aus alien Seilcn SronfreidS
Dem Hbeine 81 born1rtS. M16rent
Die militGriidc Sreiic illbelt, 3ciQcr
Die 6inon5bI6tter aroBe 9ciorgtis.
neil erfIGrt luorOCn lit, 0oB sic g(us.
fiibrlrn9 Scr miGit6riidcn 8IGn(
jdbrIid 3,500,O0o,O 900 6ronc$ foitcr
merOcn, cine MtIlioroc utcbr, ais oi(
Ginnobmcn nod 0crcn ShGbung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
&eriucrtnng BON SamenfOrnern BON
Somaten.

Ser 5meibunoertite Seil iebcS 9u-
ibels Somoten beitebt in SunIenfor'
nern. Muf Den critcn Slid idcint
Dos niht piel, nod bon GROCER Be
Oeutlrng 5u icin. @cocnft man ie'
bod. OaB jeOer 6obrifont bon Coma.
tenproOuften mebrere bunoert Sons
men 5omoteniamcn crbGlt, Die or &C.
minnbringcn0 Deriuenben fam, 10
Dcrponoeln iid bicie @crge Dertlo.
fer glbfGae pl0blih in @ol6grltbcn
N(lls BEN Sontatcnfernen fuun ie6of,
elm iebr mcrtpollcs Speiic0l ionic
8iebfutter gemonnen iperocrl. ga es
iid I'M einige tolticnb Sonncn 80
matcnferne bonoelt, Die bisber ais
mertlos negeeporfen pltrocn. lleber
Die Seripenoung bon Somuteniamen
ien0ct Sas l1niteb States 8cpurt'
ment of agriculture in @albington.
9. e., auf 8crlangcn foitenloS Bull
Ietin 927.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
$ nj q n 81. 2.

GOuin S6miOt bat icinc SGac.
hubble ollf Ben Rolt'S Torm in &c.
tricb, mo cr @oubol5 iGet.
Socob Ilemann mlnftc lcBtc $50.
DIE cine @ei6GftsrciIc nod ct.
2otis.
SoitOr @eo. Sdul5, bon SnOiono,
bcfinnet ii6 gcgcnwGrtig nebit "a.
nttlie bier gum @cilt6 icincr GItcrn,
Soitor Is. SduI5 If. rno @ottin.
Sobn @%obat6ulcr uno 5rc6 oolf,
Der SdmicO bon Stonp Sill, iuurclr
Icbtcn Sonntog in MorriIon oltI
9ciltd bel &crmonbten lmo oItcrl
Scfanntcn.
Die Shltlc i'm &otb 0iitrift, sic
m0breno Ocs EcrminS infer 9citltno
oeS 2ebrcrS Sucbncr lton6, fcicrtc
lebtcn SomStag Sen SdluB oeS
ShuljobrcS nit elmer id0ncn SeIt,
Iitfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
Stadium.

Ho0ium miro IN eirlem fiir5li6cn
Nrtifel bon Or. Ileran6er 8rnbum
Sell ooS &Gtiel ocS 5t~pan5igitcn
SnbrbunOertS %genannt. Stadium bat
in Ser Cat ale %bisberi9en Sbeoricn
bon &raft mo Stoff iiber ben Sall-
fen gelporfcn. Gs bot cine &cbolu'
tion IN Der henliiden 8iiienidaft
berporgebro6t unb unIcre anidau-
ltng iiber Die 3~uiummcnietung Der
Mutcric bDlli9 ee1noert. 0enn i'm
Ruoirm baben mir cine Sublton5,
bic 2iht, @Grme mo Glcttri5itGt
bon iid gibt obne anidcinenO cine
3ufubrQueQe 81 bciitelt. IS ltroblt
2ift I'M 0unfcln aus unb belpobrt
IN cincnt fiiblen Rallm oal1errlO cine
hGbcrC Ecmperotllr oils icine llm9e-
bltng.
Scrner ienoet NnOium R0ntgcn=
ltroblen aus obllc je6cn clcftriIdlcll
9lpporot, Oieic Strablen GcrUor51s
hrin9Cn. Nl1h bat man anoere Stro6s
len Der StrubIrn Snn1ilic olS bon
Hooilm o~l,a9cbeno crfnnnt, Die alS
2llpbn. 9cttu un0 @nmnln Strnblen
bc5cifnG mcrOen un0 sic ouc ibrC
%bcionOcrcn G%igcnid)oftcn 6ciibcn.
0bwobl &noium 5ltl,1dit Sen Gin-
Ollrd elmer clCmCltorCn Sllbitan5 or,
mcdt, pCrGnocrt c8 lid bod I'M 2oltfc
ser 3cit un0 Gcbt IN on6ere elcmcils
fare Sllbitun5cn iibcr, Die gar5 ncr-
Id)icOcn bon Stadium Iinb. Seliun
lit cine OtClcr SubItnn5cn unb nod,
peridie6cnclt nnberen llmfornulngcn
bcrtpon0clt cs iid in 8lci. Scbcn.
foQS ldeint Stadium bic Ridtigfcit
ser Observation-Disclosures 81 bcluei,
len, mO icood Die @ren3c Oieicr lllns
formmgcn ser Glemcntc Iiegt,
ifcilt OQS &Gtiel ilnIcrcs Sabr6itn.
Ocrts 5il icin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
Ginseiperrte Srntbcnnen seisen tire
0eiter mad Sreilaiinns.

Gin raider unb leidter &c9, Die
perborgcnen Srlltbennennciter aus.
5~ufin0elL lit Ser, oie Srutbennen bonn
fritben Rorgen bis gum ipatcn Rad.
mittog ein5uipcrren. Die Senner
merocn Damn nGmli6 iofort nah ib.
rem NeItern laltfen, Inn lire gtcr 81
Icgen, sic lie auriid9ebaltct boben.
Srutbcrnen pflcgcn nGnlltd), ioferr
iic freien 2oltf babelt. meiit ibre
HeIter in D%erItedten 8lGbcn all5rlc.
gen, pobei iie oft cine Reile ODER
ntcbr ne9loufen, bis lie einen linen
p~oiienoen ElaB finbcn.
@eroelt jeoo6 in Der llntgc9ent
6cs @ofes Reitpl6be ongeGegt, 10
lperOcn tic ~5ltmcilen pon Sen Srut.
bcnr,en benttt. Sol6e NcIter mcr.
Sen am beiten aus &iiten ober Sal
fern bergeItcllt, obcr and bltrd ifa,
lcnfOrmige ausbobl1rng Der Grbe
unO aufbGufung bon Heiii9 rings.
berunt, INN scr Senne Die aeiudt(
gbgcidloiienbcit 81 pcridoffen. Sin
m~eiiten ideincn Die &cnncn cir ailI
Die Scite 9elegtes Sab por5uaiebcn
IN oas man Sen obcr Strub lc9t
Nomentlid in fGltcrcn @cgenben 8ie
ben sic Semen 9tcitrr int Sofc Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
Gnsfnnft in bentider Sprade.

9aS @lisflnftSbiiro in oei,tider
Sprode gibt bercitmiGioIt un6 to.
Itenlos IuSfunft itber ale sic 8un.
oesberfpaltln9 betreffenoe @necle.
genbeiten, offentli6es @eiltnobeits.
fpeien SoIbaten. i,no Matroienon.
gele9enbeiten, @eiessebrng, arbei.
terpcrbdltniiic, GENERALIZATION, Gin
manberutte, ansmonberung, Steuer.
peien, Rciicpdiie, gr8icbungstpeicn,
II. I. 10. anfragcn iinb 5u ridten
an Sermon Section Bureau
Of Soreign Language Snformation
Serbicc. american &eb Gross, Is
@eit 81. Street, Stem gorf, 81. 9,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

nib ausiteaen Ioiien, Dab iie bel gu,
fer @ciunObeit uub frei BON united.
enben &rontbeiten iin6. Counties,
StGOtc unb 9Grfer, sic 80 ODER mcbr
2ebrtrGfte cnaoGieren, m6gcn einen
SuperbiIor Of 8bpiicoI EDUCATION
un0 cine ober mebrere &ranfenpdr,
tcrinnen anIteaen.
0us neitc 8eies ifreibt Dor, Nat
ieSC offentlihc S6ule I'M Stoot ei.
nCn Sermin bon odt Monoten bobru
mltb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
StouGS Sill.

3u bieI Hcgen lit oth bier sic
oQacmeinc 9Io9c.
Die Sdulc in Rotb.Q iitrift Duttc
lctten SomSto9 ibrc SdluBfcier,
mad, cinem erfplgreiden Tcrnnin I'M
ter 2cbrcr @nl. @uebrCr.
SRI. Wortbo Sroub, mclfc l6ngcs
re 3eit in ct. 2euts bcidGfttal mar,
lit leBte ISOLDE micbcr ms @ltern'
bollS babier, Sllriid9cfcbrt.
Sri. Normo Coulter fcbrtc lcbtC
ISOLDE micocr bon ct. 2ouiS 5uriid.
Irtbur Mhteller unb GbriIt. Wcnj
beri6onern unicrc Stride Ourh cincl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
Sus Gunntp limit 8eIet.

Die 9auptbeitimmungcn 0cS nclt.
en- Goltntp limit @eieeeS iinO:
SielcS 8eles finOct ulf icOcS
County Anpenbung NIT Ailsnobmc
lolder Giitrifte, Die cine critcr &loiic
@otlfltle unterbaItcn ooer tbeiIuci-
le IN 5Iuct Counties Iie9en. Die icbi
gen Sduloiitrifte lucr0cn ols lofaIc
ShulOiltritte befnmut ietn. Die
GoIrntV Board Of G%Oucotion miro aus
'efS Vtitglieocrn bcitcben, orci BON
lcoem Gountp SuOicial 9iitrift un6
rldt mebr oils elmer bon ieOem
Sopnlbip. Die 8oamahten ser
Gountp 9ooro Of Goucotion iino:
Gincn County S6uIiuperinten6en.
ten gu w1blen ouf bier Sabre uno
Ieln SalGr Su beitinmen. @ebilfcn
lnO SGulbeiubsbeamtcn 5u wGbIen.
Itit Sebrern, Die BON lofalen Sdul
beborOe ongeltelt murben iino, &on-
traftc ob5uI6lieBen uno beren @e.
bnItcr fcit5uIcbcn. Ienoerpmg Der
beltcben0cn @rcn3cn eincS GiitriftS
1tnO Die Seri6mcr5ung bon lofulen
Gttritten. @rbau1Ing un0 grbol.
tltng bon So6ifuIen. Sin Budget.
SpItcm in Den IuSgaben iir oie
GNntp ShuIOiitriftc. Nllferleglmg
ciner Stercr bon 40c ulli icbe 500
@crtbeili6Geung oOer nlcbr, menn
es notblpcnbig lit. &cralsgubun9
bon Bombs, iucnn notbmCnoig. Iie.
ocrlcgung bon &cgGln in Der 8loiii.
ti5lcrung Scr SdiilCr unO scr Rcqe.
hing Der Sdltlen in bcn 9iitriftcn
Altam1bIung bon ShuIbiidcrn lin
ooS County.
0ic lofolcn obcr Giitritt S6ulbe,
BORDEN miiiic1t cine 3uiomlnenItcl
llrng liefcrn, moS lie fiir 2ebrerlobn
Sonitor, Repurotltren benGtbigc,r
Sic niiiien Sen 2c6rer ooer Die Sch
rcr m1blcn ans Der 2iite bon Manner
melde ibncn bonn Gountp Shuliu
pcrintcnbcnten 5ugcitcIlt miro. 81
Oilrfen Sonitors unO oubcre Nrbcitc,
ielbcr cngogicrcn. Sic miiiicn 90.
Shuleigentblun wic 8cb1lrOen mi
ginridtungen gut in 9ltt ncbncr.
Iac 2ebrer uno 2cbrcrinmcn niii
lct lid bon citcm ancrfonnt tiid,ti
gen Ir5t untcriu6cu uno Elm 3cul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
9inSerfrase.

Wuttdcn, fro9te 6ie fIeinc @cr6a.
f6nncn iid Oenn a,,d @6nner bci.
roten?
Nein, mcin ainb, Elm Damn fam
MIR ne Srau bciroten. gl6cr wic
fommit Ou 5u Oicier Sroae?
ga, W1lttden, ibr iprcdt bod ga.
bon inlmer ,hoB @atdcn Su elmer
= Serrenbod5eit eelobcn lei!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
Sorbenonitrtd.

SuCUeIluIl lrlu).
Sufolee oes Hegens poren dm
Sonntag ale 8Gde uno greefs 10
bod Dab man Dos &~reraen b%erielben
nidt ma9en fonnte.
S. 8. Stolte iuar lette ISOLDE meb.
rere Gage in ct. Souls In @eidGf.
ten.
grnIt 9liuner lu1o @attin, bon
Berger. woren ont Sonntag beiuh8.
meiie bier.
Den Sorlhn1nlm bat einen i6onen
OrciiGbrigcn Ntouleiel al. SboeniuG
Bros. perfa1ft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

Reifc 6eS Monncs: bos beibt Sen
@rnIt wiebergefunoen baben, Den
man als &ino bate, beim Spiel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

G%rfabrung bCiBt reid mcrocn
nllrd) @crliCrcn.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
Save the Columbine

The columb,re. colorado's state
flower. is now glowing forth in all it's
beauty on the mSSntain sides and
when we note the use these beautiful
flowers are put to by an unthinking
public It brings forcibly 10 mind the
agitation being wnged near Denver
for better protection OF these flowers.
In some of the more frequented
mountain parks near the large centers
the columbine is becoming less plen-
tiful each year as a result 81 hurried
~ pulling up the flowers root and all
the blossom. We have noted great
armfuIls of the flowers going to
waste. either scattered along the road
or reposing in the hot sun in car
seat or otherwise doing no one any
good. A few blossoms would have
served Just as worthy q purpose a.,
the great punches. Ike many kinds
OF Wild animals people Think the sup
ply IS unlimited until too late Like
other plants the columhine Is per-
petuatcd by the seed produced after
tho flower and II the flower
is destroyed It Is easy to see
that the plant Itself will soon become
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
CROSSING SAHARA
IN AN AUTOMOBILE
Continued from Preceding Pase3

eminent had decided to open. Also in
this case, the only change of impor-
lance made in the motor lorries was
that their front wheels had been
equipped with double pneumatic tires.
to give better traction in the sand and
better suspension over the rocky por-
tons of the itinerary. The outward
tourney of 1854 miles. during which
aircraft-supply stations were estao-
lished at Inifel. Insala, and Taman-
rasset, was completed without Incl
dent, and the latter point was reached
one month after the start. The re-
turn trip of this second motor caravan
was made under similar conditions nut
with the vehicles carryin ga reduced
load.
The two performances, while primar-
lily to the credit of the vehicles under
taking It. show the important role
which motor lorries may play in OPEN
ing up aerial routes across trackiess
countries.
Nowhere In the world can be found
transportation difficulties of the KIND
encountered in the Sahara desert and
so innumerable and varied are the Cd
stacles met with, that 1t has been
thought entirely impracticaole Tor
wheeled transport.
That this was an epoch-maklng
achievement cannot be doubted, and 1t
la not beyond the range of possibility
that 1t marks the beginning of new
transportation system over trade routes
that have hitherto been Travelled eS-
clusIvely by camel caravans.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
William Mountain with Miss Mary Phbn the left and Miss Gertrude
lmstea

the the of Elks
held California the grand
shown her
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
FAMILY TAKES LONG
TRIP TO SAMPLE FOOD
(cont,nued from Preossdins Page,

(COUtlhOeQ IfO1Q HreC86QlNk Fd8o.p
, bottom. and we shoveled a foot more
deep on top of the clay. Then we COW
ered 1t over with damp earth about
foot deep, Then in about three hours
we pulled Mr.. Turkey out of the fire.
pit. and we cracked the clay off him
like shocking hickory nuts. That left
the bird skinned and smoking. Wild
turkey is a might better than tame
turkeys, and we tried quito few
thataway. And then we tried some
hung up by an open hre and turned
'em and turned 'em until they were
roasted brown and crisp. Same way
with geese, too. We run Into quite a
come the fall hunting We had some
wild geese. too. off Mississippi river
sandbars.
At this point in her fathers story.
one girls broke in to remind him of
the Mississippi cats" said cats being
caught weighed sixty pounds. 1t was
to be roasted. The resourceful family
took an iron rod and spitted that
fish lengthwise. skewered strips OF
turned him over the Goals of a wood
fire. When he came off the Goals he
made three of the finest meals we had
all the time we were gone.
When 1t comes to eats, Srissourtans,
It would seem from the Hicks story.
shown. In the ozarSs in the autumn.
there were fruits and vegetables and
cotton-tails and squirrels cane
rooter hog that was barbecued and
sweet potatoes roastedS in pit. All
thru this country you get to know
corn meal" in the snaps OF pones,
cakes, johnny cake, hoe cake, pan
cakes. and all those things Then there
Is remarkable Ozark potpie, which.
according to the pilgrims. is made by
putting three gray squirrels, three cot
ton-tail rabbits. and three quail in
the bottom of a milspan. Then.
You put EN- IN the bottom, cover
them with water and simmer them.
parboiling. Then you pour over water,
bring to a good boil, and season. Over
the top you spread biscuit batter, and
set on the grid over red-hot Goals.
Then you cover with a big pan to
make an oven. and let her swizzle.
boil. bake. End brown till done. Talk
ADOPT potp,es!
In the Rockies. the speciality. OF
course, is game and meat. California
has its fruits and mutton, and then
! along the Mexican border there are
the highly he-peppered meat dishes.
Anyhow. concluded Mr.. Hicks,
We've been eating NOW for about six
hundred days. more or less. laying
over in places where eating was espe-
cinlly good. Funny thing about It was.
body ate about the same things
everywhere. but the fact is. we, found
ourselves going thru zones and zones
of eating, from see food in Louisiana
and parts OF Florida TO the beef and
mutton OF the mountains, and the
trout and apples of Oregon-and so on.
From the Literary Digest
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
Hold-up Bear Is
On Job Again

"Jee.e James" Yellowstone'e famous
''hold-up" bear is back on the job.
For a time park officials thought he
had retired to an honest life, because
weeks came and went with no sign or
the clever highwaymar.
But NJ. P. Skinner. park naturalist,
officially reports that Jesse once more
daily blocks the highway near the
Thumb" on Lake Yellowstone.
The bears method of operation Is
unique. He souats IN the middle OF
the road and waits for automoeilists
TO appear He stubbornly refuses TO
leave until fed by the autoist. Then
he ambles on and let's the car pass.
Thus far more than 100 tourists reports
being held up"
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
Aged Couple On a
10000 Mile Auto Trip

Yellowstone wyo., July 30. - Levi
shambow and his wife, both more
than 70 years OF age. of St. Cloud,
Florida, arrived here recently in their
auto on a camping out trip that will
take them about 10000 miles
Leaving their Florida home they
travelled from the south thru the mid
die west to Wyoming. Montana. and
then into Yellowstone Park. Sham
Sow. who is topping the rs mark drove,
and made camp"
We've found the outdoors tho best
remedy for old aga commented the
ased adventurer. Staying young has
been with us pretty much a matter OF
roughing II every once in a while
There nothing like It."
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
MOTOR DIGEST
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eyes.ght and general health must be
good. and he must show the govern
ment inspector that he can drive.
For tho protection of dozens of motor
truck fleets plying between New York
city and Philadelphia over the Lincoln
Highway. which recently have been
infested with an apparently closely or
ganized banditry. armed conveys are
being organized to guard them safely
between the cities.
Detroit has an Accident Investigation
Bureau comprising "a trained investi-
gators under the direction of two lieu
tenants OF the Detective bureau. These
men investigate all traffic accidents.
giving special attention to those in
which any person is killed or injured
on the highways.
In Japan the nav tax rates on auto
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
H0P| INDIANS WILL
HOLD SNAKE DANCE

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Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

mobiles. which represent an increase
OF from 80 to so per cent are so high
that they are not only interfering ser
iously with any ircre1ss in the number
OF motor vehicles used, but are actu-
ally retiring from use a large number
OF such vehicles.
A garage is planned in Erookllue,
Mass. exclusively for women. Not
only will all the patrons be women.
but the establishment will be managed
by a woman. and there will be women
attendants and mechanics: even the
cab service. TO be operated IN connec-
ton with the garage and for Its Gus
TONERS. will have woman drivers
An electric signal for automobiles has
boon invented in the form OF a hand
| illuminated by small incsndescent
| Jams. The hand Is made OF glass and
is hollow. the thumb and each one OF
the fingers containing a small electric
lamp. SO that the whole hand is bright
| ~ lighted when intended az signal
to notify other vehicles Of contem-
plated change OF direction. The device
is intended to lessen night accidents.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

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maiden of a strange tribe and took her
back to his Hopi village.
The first children OF the young couple
were snakes, and the Hopis expelled
the two from the village. Then the
crops failed. the Indians suffered from
starvati and the old village priest
said the trouble was brought on BY
the expulsion. He declared rain would
rot fall or crops mature until the
couple WAS brought back.
Acting on the priests advice, ths
Indians searched the deserts for the
two and eventually found them. After
leaving the village, the woman had
borne human children and these were
brought back. But tho snake children
had glided off into the desert
In celebration OF the couples return.
the Indians danced the first snake
dance and, since the snake children
could not be found. they brought all
the snakes they could find to attend
the ceremonies.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

W. l.. Valentine OF Los Angeles who
points out that the auto club has
erected and Is maintaining more than
10000 enamel-netal sign posts on the
roads Of this state. and on transcon-
tlnental highways leading into South
ern California from eastern states.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31
Have Plan to Keep
Folks On Right Road

Los Angeles, Calf, July .7-Auto-
mobilists are not going TO 60. lost on
the highways II the Automobile club
OF Southern California can prevent It.
Such Is tho statement OF tho newly
elected president OF tho organization.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

Tho cinchonn forest in Java covers
Or. 600 acres. Tho largest part Of the
worlds supply OF quininc comes from
that country.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

owing TO tho vast tracts OF snowy
land in Russia, cows grazing there IN
Spring frequently are fitted with
coiorod goggles to save their eyes from
the glare
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

In new restaurant for French
members OF Parliament. placards on
the walls request members OF tbs
House not to flirt with tho Mattresses
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

Electric cables which sand ur
signals into the air are suggested a,
a means OF guiding airmen during
roggy weather.