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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
GO e. Z Y

' - James Connor. OF Charleston.
g., Is the guest OF Mr., and Mrs.
mes Caskic Cabcli at their home.
" Floyd Avenue. Mrs Conner has
any relatives and friends in Rich
'hh' and she is always much en-
'dihcd on her visits here.
rinrning From Abromd.
CARROT IL. wall lett yesterday for
York. where he went to meet his
lkhtcr. Miss Martha Wall, who is
turning on board tho steamship
'lterGam from Europe. Miss wall
Miss Gene Gray Heck. also Of
rhnond. arc in the party OF girls
"E:iing abroad with Miss Adele
'iiams. They sailed early In the
ring and have been visiting places
interest on the Continent and in
aglamd.
Miss wan viii Join her parents and
brother, Garrett l.. Wall. Jr. at
Greenbricr White sulphur Springs
the remainder Of the summer
asou.
cddinG of Interest.
The mnrringc of Mrs Robert II.
|enshaw, OF Virginia. ana Or. VIII
I'm Ellwood Bycrly. OF Harvard. Will
20 place on Saturday afternoon at
30 o'clock at the Church OF st
hrE'E by the Sea-. At Northeast liar
'r. NaEs, the rector or tho church,
ey Charles fo!l.n Lee. officiating
~ RcnBhhw viii have as ner
idcemaids MISS Bycrly. OF philade!-
ia. ana Mrs iInckicy. OF Bangor
aihc, ANA viii he attended by her
|'uShter. Mrs u. James. and Mrs
pp"rt w EE"riy. a. matruns OF
|'nor.
Mrs Rcnsha as four sons sill act
ushors. DR.. E%crly Viii have his
| u Robert ". Bycrly. OF Sew York.
boat man The invited guests I'm
Ihc the virginia and Harvard col
les at Southwest Harhor. and Pres
cpi Elliot. 81 Harvard
|, tho Hcacb.
Miss Hannah Kcith. Of rairfax
mtg. Us spending scveral days at
rrinla Beach with friends. Miss
|c.th has been visiting In Norfolk
some Time pas, as the guest Of
iss Elizabeth Tyler al her homo ia
|igouqun Park. ana number Of
Farming affairs have been given In
honor.
Country Place.
MISC Helen S,cvcns. Miss Mary
pgltOn and l.ttl. Mack Stevens have
II for their summer home In ROCK =
iasc County, where they "ili spend
lie remainder Of the season Mics
evers viii not return TO Richmond
|NtiI the autumn.
h WcStmorcInHd.
Mrs Mary g walker. sister OF Dr.
:. Coionua. presiding eldcr Of IN"
edmond district % the Virginia
ethoGist Conference. and hcr dnush
r. MISS ". W Walker. arc sre ending
:vcral weeks at their oid home in
|'cstmorolant County
nck From Motor "trip.
Mr. nni Mrs. John Bagby. 2-oG
|tonumcut Avenue. have returned
ONE after an automobile trim that
|lcludcd parts OF Ava States. They
ent by train 10 Huntington. W Va,
'horc they were mot by friends and
iadc up AN automobile party. They
,otor.d 10 Ashland. KY then, cross
< the ONO at Portsmouth. thcy
vent up the famous SciOto valley u
'h,iicothe. and on 10 GAINESVILLE.
hence thcy followed thc national
ighway To wheeling ~. Va Turn
~ eastward. they came 90 i!arpcr's
cry. and then went into P.nnsylva-
la whiting Chambershurr Cash
own and the battlefield of Gcttys-
arg Returning, they came by Fred
rick CITY and H1rpcr's Ferry and
trough the VALLEY o. Virginia from
Woodstock % stanton and theme.
lack TO Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

" NSFI INIfTON, July ZT.-TNH plan
Of u SiX-y year term for Presidents was
cspoused today by Senator arris.
Democrat. Georgia. who introduced Il
bill for a constitutional amendment
II would apply 10 future Presidents
ana not proven; Mr.. Harding f-om
running for recollection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

"Graudmother always kept a bottle
Of Dr. SETH ARNoLD'S BALSAM u.
the house for bowel complaints.
Sold by j. l.. i;aucr.-Advcrtiscm
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Hausry Rcnominu,ca for ,rou,.

D.ANNlLLE, VA. July 2l.-Ai a
sS-mcc,ing Of Henry County Demo
Gratis held al Mart!nsviile. J. ". Ram
sey was renominatcd for the l.cEiSla-
iure from that county. he being un-
nDnOStd.
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rn."r. six-Ycnr Term for Presidents.

chairmen OF various committees con
cluded the conference.
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IEATMSNILLE. Va.

HEATHSNILLE. VA. July 81 -
l,s Alice l.. Eclnc'd Youngest
,ughtcr Of Mrs. Annie HeIncld AMI
awrcncc T.. Cooke. Of LEFTY. Va.
orc married Monday at Rockville.
d. After short trip North they
III make their home near Montrosc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

NOR years you've loved to
4 MUNICH IN raisins. Would
nj you buy them down town,
If you coul |, in little SC pack
'gcs?
Well, noqO you can!
They're in drug stores, gro
cries, candy and cigar stores,
n the ncalcst little SC pocket
packages you ever saw.
Little Sun Maids, the be-
tween-meal raisins," m a q c
from tender, luscious, juicy,
>eedlcss table grapes.
Scvcnty-hyc per cent pure
cnergizing nutrimcnt GAO
aalories for SCI in practically
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Mis. Martha Minis.

FREDERiCKSBU VA. July 81
Miss Martha Mills. aged IS years.
died at her hom" ia stafford cnuuty
Wednesday, OF general debility Sh.
was member "f Bcrca baptist
Church for twenty-five Years. She IS
survived b" two brothers ami two
sist.rs--John II MILLS. Of Fredcricks
burg Wyatt Mills. OF stafford: Mrs.
" {. SChooicr OF Washington. and
Mrs Joseph Ballard. OF stafford
John q. CURLING.
NORFOLK. VA. July 2l.-JOhn c.
Curling a. years old a lifelong resi-
dent nf Portsmouth, died yesterday at
his residence. 4i6 Webster Avenue.
Death followed months Illness. He
Is survived by his widow. Mrs Rosa
- Curling: one daughter, Miss Ruth
curling and one brother George
Curling
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Buy at Noon

4iS"nyt bHy AZ You'll have YOUR afe rnoon
retreshInen-make that YOUR daily profitable habit
These little rasns both good good for don't
forget them Buy day lunch that O'Clock
r'cs me-ur Try See how delcouhow they restore
Packed Just like hig sister" SunAads in a great a
sanitary plant IN California Wholesome. clean If
your dealer ha. 10 stock due faster selling
raed, send Sc for trial package by parcel post
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED RAISIN Co.
Msmbt,ihit 1900 Grosptr,
H. N-l97-B Fresno. California j
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pre- digested form. Quick
acting stimulant-to counter
act brain flag, lassitude and
let-down which come to mil.
lions at 3 o'clock, according
TO efficiency experts.
Mich in blood building +
tood-iron also frequently 81
the one lack that keeps y
thousands under par.
SO get them now, and form
the habit. Have luscious lit
tic sccdless raisins on your
desk or table-within easy
rcach-alI day to stave off
hunger and fatigue.
A good way is to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

erected her IS we'll az Phulir Kerl
-u1 LORD f:ustace Percy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
CHAPTER XVIII

o., our idea Is this, Miss Ducrow, Wen
tjcC,,oNe one or our writer's to write un n
bari n"y-you TO take the leading
Perbo, We soi draft of the idea here.
sunny nodded.
befa-oa aIIw%ys look through everything
iv1ore iono, ! sign anything" she said "How
"'H Is u going to take?"
said' Nh take about ten days. he
roTn,r,. loull have to come out Into the
NV r"o "ill be interiors, which we SHAH Az
Snora do at our studios. the rest are out-of.
WayY" "a" you SWIM by the
sunny vTep sa Jswum stroke in my life 70
1Fowned 'e sun Ficture co.
That's a nuisance"
safd earn, II 1t was necessary" she
"Rpt "a learn inside a week easily -
ANYHOW. put It down that 1 car
'"tiWH!n aW!o, she said. Now 20 on" ''''
:, well II would he NECESSARY for yo,,
deck On IN one scene you leap OF the
ever % Yacht and swim ashore How
one els" i; necessary, to Sa we could put on some
shoiI do 1t myself! Sunny said "Novv
"oTut NJ the teTms?"
"Woiin "VS manager looked at her.
n,lndo1 what terms have you in your
"T,,o ne asked evasively
al % ris, Hot my own terms in my mind
0no cTsr from from you hrst, itu take ten days s.
can, WllG you've got to remember
EScoirseso St ! come Wednesdays and Saturdays
abou,S OF the matinnes. 50 i'm take
savSS Two weeks. Now, what do you
'"S She looked az him engagInSly
terne "@u nor gone into the matter OF
shouid ne said; but, OF course, VIZ
crow meet you literally, Miss Du-
'nV 0u have TO-" she said me learn.
anotbsr SWIM and all Besides, there's
hne looked up. '
with but that's got nothink TO dc
You ofs now, Sunny said. What do
i1e paused again.
necesssr,,,h ,,ho.ught." he said--''we find all
things--costumes and SO, on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
SUNNY DUCROW
nuIs STARTS TIE sroRY
BY HENRY ST. JOHN COOPER

Elizabeth Ann Ducrow, knopn as
,onnryO tells Bert Jackson that she
,.,enis TO make something Of herself
,.d ride IN a motorcdr some day.
rbev both york IN a pickle factory.
e"rHy Hves 10Th her 0rumbiy aunt on
!, IKE country and having no money,
sammy and Bert sing on the street for
.,s,,ios and are arrested. Al the court
Eo"se is Leslie Montressor, actress.
Sc Il Impressed uth Sunny's orig.
.,oi,ty. and brings her TO Mar Hem.
,ninoiody, theatre manager, ,oho 0trcs
hsy a small part In a revue; Bert Is
,atsn on, too SUNNY has rare merit
~ born dctress--,chfie Bert's dtok-
card stuptditv ts mistaken for real
acting. on her first appearance sunny
sorgcts her lines but, eUor resource
hi appeals to the audience 70 be pa
Jisnt and "give her a chance" Her
,strsshin1ly original speech makes a
Gti,T 4 bouquet concediing q dtu-
,,n,d penddnt from Lord D0brinOton
a. handed sunny at close Of her first
aioht she returns the pendant Whom
Snnnv has Won popularity Rost-
hcimer, the money end OF the man.
SSsSm;s"; SSgS !, r;ejeecfed eGpdI'B he insists that she
RorstotSe, manager of another thea.
Ire and Is promptly engaged. Bert
outlines a plot tor nep Play, G"d
soma 70 her piece. THIS Is permitted
and so SUCCESSFULLY. rendered that
shs Is offered a thrbe-yedr. contract,
and Is solicited to appear IN a film.
gmnnv. diUdgs sympathetic, takes
Evelyn Cidorde, chorus girt, to Hro
,Dith her. I'm future, my home Is voW
home" she tells Evelyn.
AND HERE IT CONTINUES
rose to her feet Her fac,
Ewas pale, but there was n new lool
IN her eycs--the hardness and tn,
despair had gone. , :,
she said zone day youn be wonder.
ful woman !" y
"And one day he'll come" sunny said
"and when he comes, and you see hin
with your own eyes, and when you know
there's heaps and heaps OF happiness
left In the world for you. you'll look
back and thank God for today"
II think thank Him for 1t now =
Evelyn said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

goods and distribute free samples 10
customer. 9oc per hour. Write for fun
particulars. American Products Co..
4Tsa American building. Cincinnati
Ohio
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

wANTEDWhite woman short order
cook. Apply at The Idle Hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

FOR RENT-7-room house at 626 r.
First. Inquire at 62S T.. First
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
FOR SALE ii
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
A FEW GOOD ONES

in Minncqua heights, IL block to car
line; 1900 cash
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

IF you are sincerely interested in an
opportunity to make money: ii you
want a proposition that is honest that
gives a square deal to your customers.
that is permanent and big. write to
me. The Conner Mfg. Co. is one of the
largest ayd most substantial manu-
facturers of raincoats in America. The
business has grown big because every
coat is real value for the money.
Our representatives are successful,
Some of them make s25 to s35 a week
during spare time. Others make from
5000 to $500 month regularly the year
round. Several are making from 3D.
600 to 5000 year. And now l offer
You the same proposition. You will
be our representative and take orders
for our coats. You need no capital. Ex-
perience is unnecessary and you will
get your profit the same day you earn
it. Write now for my complete propo-
sition. The Conner Mfg. Co, Dept.
G-126o, Dayton, Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

5000 for Arm. mod close in on
Michigan Ave. Garage, chicken and
coal house; $500 cash.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
Three Billion Dollars

More than ever pefore-will be
spent this year on Auto upkcep. Big
opportunities. Make $3.50 to 34o0 month
ly. Become an auto and tractor ex-
pert the RAHE-WAY. Three big
schools-Chicago, (Ontario and Mich
igan Blvd), Kansas City and Cincin-
natl. Special summer reduced tuition
rate. Write now for big book. Henry
J. Rahe. Department No. 2l51. near
est school.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

wANTED-Woman to do light house
work and be companion to invalid lady.
Address Mrs. Barbara Dorsey. Beulah
Way, Pueblo, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

WANTED-Salesman with car for
low priced 10000 mile cord tires. Sluo
and expenses guaranteed with extra
commissions Traders Hydro-Vulcan
Tire company, Traders Bldg, Chicago
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
waNTED-HELP-FEsIAI4E

THE good house wife's worry abou
the high price OF eggs yin be owe
when she finds out what 3. & F. rcali
ia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

FOR RENT-Unfurnish or partly
furnished, Apply SIT West Sixteenth
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

$3.50 for l0-rm. apt, house nov rent
ing for se5 per month; fine location on
Michigan; sl.550 cash.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
BIC SALE MONDAY

of trimmed hats at cost
Large and small silk velvet hats.
ready to trim or made to order to
please you at sJ.25. Mrs. Wilson cx-
pcrienced miliner. Personal attention
given all customers. 5l5is N. Main.
upstairs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
OSTRICH FEATHERS

LADrES-Do you want one Of your
last winter hats reniodeled into
BEAUTIFUL FALL SHAPE for .
very moderate sum? II you do take
It to Mrs. T. C. Cramer's HOME
MILLINERY" at 71s Grand avenue.
Mrs. Cramer not only does beautiful
work but her prices are VERY REA-
soNABLE. Buckram shapes, vcivcts,
ribbons and some artistic trimmings In
stock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

LIVE agents have highclass mer
chandise sales and territory PROPOSE
ton. No capital or investment neces
sary. Give references. 500 Bercantil
Bldg, Denver, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
wANTED-AGENTs
AND Statesmen

81 miles per gallon made with new
patented gasoline Napcrizer. Write Ior
particulars. Stransky Naporizer Co.
Pukwana, S. Dakota.
AGENTS-Get our FREE OUTFIT
and wonderful Mones- Making offer FOR
handling Cresco Raincoats, Uulity
Bags, Aprons. Improved Mfg. Co.,
Dent 49, Ashland, Ohio.
MAN or woman wanted. salary sS5.
full time. 75c an hour spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. E,S-
perience unnecessary. Guaranteed
Mills, Ncrristown. Pa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

WAITRESS Wanted. Empire Eating
House. III West Fourth st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
Fair Dates Set

Dates for the fairs of tho six
northeastern counties OF the state
were set at the meeting OF the Off
GERS of those organizations called by
Manager Beaman of the state fair
and secretary OF the county fairs as
ISOLATION of the state, at Fort Morgan
several days ago.
Last year several of these fairs
We're held on the same dates, and at
least two OF them on the sano dates
as the state fair.
The following dates wcrc arranged
Morgan county, August - to rs.
Washington county. August 81 to
September 2.
Phillips county. September TO 10.
Logan county. September 13 to is.
Weld county. September 20 to 20.
Yuma county. September 81 to "a.
1t will be observed that Weld and
Yuma overlap. but they are 80 far
apart that officers of both said ncith-
er would conflict.
All interested in the six counties
expressed their appreciation of Mr..
Beaman's services in making the date
settings so agreeable, and several OF
the counties that never heretofore
have been substantially standing by
the state fair. have promised to bring
their winning exhibits to the big state
show this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
four MAJOR BILLSM THOUGHTS
OF LEGISLATORS IN DENVER

general assembly. At present VIC have
a good roads commission of five with
the governor acting as n rubber stamp
to its accomplishments.
The house sent thru a bill abolish
ing tho five and giving one man COM
pietc control of everything. Tho good
roads committee OF the senate has
amended that bill to give all Of the
good roads work into the hands OF a
commission OF seven. The bill will be
on the senate calendar carly next
week and without doubt = half dozen
attempts will be made to change 1t.
Senator Peterson wants y commits
sion OF five composed of the governor.
the engineer in charge of the work and
one man from each OF the second.
third and fourth congressional dis
tricts.
In tho meantime, the city OF Denver
has attacked the law under which thu
present good roads commission rs
operated maintaining that 1t is entire
ly unconstitutional.
The ranger bill has gone thru the
house and is ready for the senate.
thru scrapping with each other the
ranger bill will so thru without very
much change.
The primary bill Is the one measure
all OF the timid ones walk around
Senator Adams says that they act to-
toward a hot coal They reach out to.
ward It: snifflc at II, but are afraid
to pick IL up. There are some half
dozen in the two houses who want to
abolish the primary law entirely and
go back TO the old convention sys-
tom OF nominating candidates.
These half dozen fellows have the
nerve to say just what they want
However. there are from seventy-five
to eighty who don't know whether
they want to go back to the old con-
vcntion system or whether they want
to keep what wc have or what they
want.
The house began working on a pri-
mary bill this afternoon. 1t will be
some time. though, before one amend
ing tho present law is thru and down
to the governor for his signature.
Both the house and the senate have
passed what is known as the anti
clairvoyant bill It prohibits the prac-
tice OF "clairvoyantcry" twhatcvcr
that is) in Colorado forever.
A bill that went thru tho house, Is
now In the senate and ready for Its
consideration, which is perhaps less
understood than any other talked OF
paper bill At the present time there
are two hundred and eighty-two
statutes in tho state defining legal
publications: how they shall be made,
etc. They are not clear as to the num-
bcr of publications II requires to COM
plete a legal publication.
For instance when the statute says,
-four consecutive weeks" some Judges
and county officials interpret IT to
mean four issues of weekly; some
interpret ii TO mean five issues OF a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
Special to Tho chief;ain:

Special to Tho Chfeftain:
Denver. March 1s.-Land board.
good roads, primary and ranger are
the four words on nearly every legis-
lative tongue today Incidentally. a
fifth word, Stephan. could be added
to the list, except that the word land
board includes in It's meaning
stephan.
The Governor and the senate arc
making strenuous efforts to get to-
gcthcr on the disputed propositions in
cluded in the above four words, and
incidentally the house is doing its best
to assist in the 'get-toSether" pro-
cess In the meantime, the senate Is
still marking time.
During the week, the governor sent
the name of George stephan to the
senate as a member of the land board
to succeed John Vivian. The licutcn-
ant governor who IL fighting Governor
Shoups program. sent 1t to the educa =
tional committee. of which Booth is
chairman.
Tho general sentiment n. this time
is that the senate will confirm the ap-
pointment but not until after most OF
the legislation Is out OF the way.
In fact the Republican senators frank
ly admit that unless a most unforeseen
incident arises. the appointment VIII
be confirmed.
And friends of Mr.. Vivian are max
Il ing a desperate effort for him, but
they cannot get the senate to go Tar
enough to really kill legislation or 10
prevent the confirmation.
The good roads bill is having
terrible ,imc finding either father
mother or a crib to sleep In. There
are perhaps more influences at work
ON the good roads bill for and against
it than any other measure before the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
Pre-Easter Wedding

One of Pueblo's pre-Easter weddings
was that OF Miss Clara Hamilton, and
Mr.. Herman Stimpfling, at high noon
Saturday. Tho Rev Henry Irving
Kohler, of the st. Marks United
Lutheran church. was the officiating
clergyman. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Cuerton, 2s11 Third avenue. The
flower bearers were Anna Louise
Crotty and Mildred Cuerton. The
bride was prcttily gowned in n taffeta
with costume trimming and carried a
spray OF red and white carnations. y
delicious luncheon was served by Mrs.
VIII y. Crotty. Those present were
Mrs. c. Il. Dalton, DIR. and Mrs. IL. l..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
Resolution Entered On
Death Of Judge Elwel

At a special meeting OF the Pueblo
Bar association, largely attended and
at which District Judges Trimble and
Park and County Judge Mirick sat en-
banc, the following resolutions on the
death OF Judge ]. c. Elwell were ad-
opted.
The meeting was held yesterday
forenoon in the division district
court room:
whereas, Joseph c. Elwell, re-
spected and honored citizen of Pueblo,
Colorado, for forty years last past.
departed this life on the 4th day of
March, 1921; and,
Whereas, Mr.. Elwell, who was n
graduate of the law department of the
Iowa State University and who serv-
ed the public of this judicial district
| in the capacities of District Attorney.
and District Judge with ability aai
credit. and who endeared himself to
his associates in the law by his prob
ity and courtesy: therefore.
BE 1t Resolved, by the Pueblo Bar
association convened for this purpose
| In special session, that, in the death
of Judge Elwcll we realize that We
have Lost an esteemed brother and
the public an upright and admirable
| character,
Resolved. that VIC, as an associa-
bereaved family our sympathy in their
Iaffliction: and be 1t
| Resolved, that as mark Of re-
spect to his memory we request that a
copy of these resolutions be cngrossed
upon the records of the courts of
Pueblo county: that copies be furnish
ed to the daily press. and that copy
hereof be also transmitted by the
Clerk OF the District Court to the
family OF the deceased.
| Respectfully submitted.
M. ]. GALLIGAN,
| IS. ID. BROS1US.
| ~. II. VOORHEES,"
| Committee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UCLY,ITCHINC SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin
Cool and Comfortable

II you are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing, embarrassing
skin trouble you may quickly be rid OF
1t by using Mentho- sulphur, declares a
noted skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation, because OF
its germ destroying properties, never
fails to quickly subduc itching. even of
fiery eczema. The first application
makes the skin cool and comfortable.
Rash and blotchcs are healed right up.
Mentho- Sulphur is applied like any
pleasant cold cream and is perfectly
harmless. You can obtain n small jar
from any good druggist
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
Essay-Orahon Contest
At Central School

Next Wednesday night the Central
auditorium will be the scene of some
excellent oratory and readings. The
essay-oration contest OF the school
will take place on that night. For the
last sixteen years DR.. Corwin has Of
fered q gold medal each year to the
boy who wrote and delivered the best
Grafton. the contest being open to both
juniors and seniors. This year the
four boys whose orations have been
judged as the best four written by the
members OF the two classes and who
compete for the Corwin medal are
Gene Griffith, Logan Rasle, Leslie
ketchum and Edward Friedman.
Superintendent Keating has offered
each year for the last l5 years a prize
to the girl who wrote and read the
best essay. Last year the winner re-
ceived n set OF Shakespeare's plays.
The six best essays of the two classes
were written by Helen Hiles. Ellen
Keating. Bernice Wilson, Margurite
Wilson. Marion Martle and Ethel Nc
Nelly. These girls will read their
essays Wednesday night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20

weekly: and still others interpret It to
mean six issues OF n weekly or twenty
eight issues OF daily. and sometimes
they interpret It to mean thirty issues
of daily.
The Newspaper bill clarifies that
meaning. That's all Il does do. some
claim that IL Will Increase the cost Of
printing but II will not