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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22
Ia That So!

Tell me, dear Luke. I know you can,
I'm just a little child.
OF all things else, I'd nke to know
What makes a wild cat wild?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

Get a package about twelve Inches long and
about four inches in diameter, and have II
wrapped so that one end comes down to a long
tapering point.
Then put the package under your arm and
start down the street.
That's all!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22
Then IL Happened.

II wonder II you could? p unused The CheerfuI
Idiot.
the Wise Guy.
s'yVhy. IL you wake up with a fuzzy taste
on YOUR tongue, I wonder IL you could say that
YOU feel down in the mouthY' replied the
Cheerful idiot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

A modern maid is Mary MINI.
She gads and gads;
And dresses like the picture -
The corset ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

ANYWAY" said Mrs. Gabb, II am consistent
and that is more than you can say!'
You bet you are consistent" growled MI
Gabb. "You are consistent in the fact that yo'
are inconsistent all of the time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

"Around our house there Is some land"
Remarked young Mrs. Meggs;
Oh. Hubby, get some egg plants, ana
We'll raise a lot of eggs!'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

The Lighthouse Keeper fell in love,
He married Helen Heaping:
And then he took his turtle dove
And went to Light Housekeeping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22
Poor Old Paw!

Wll1e-PdW!
Paw-What is 1t, my son? .
ViIlie-Does a seaside resort have a floating
aw~Yo get to bed, young man! You are
getting too smart!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22
Oh. JOY,

If you will ask Willis l.: Divine, or Provi
dence, XIV. the name of his wife. he will g
into raptures and reply: Iva Pearl DIVINE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22
Dunham-GOod

Miss Helen Durham and Wyeth Good were
married in st. Joseph, Mo-, last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

Congressman would soon find ways TO cut the
cost of government If they were spending ther
own money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

Our Daily Special.
Putting On Dog Means Putting on Cred
itors,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22

Write Your Own Head on rms!
(Ad. in a Cincinnati Newspaper.)
wANTED-Homer's lizard" by author.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-22
Names Is Names.

Archibald Head lives in Prospect, Ky.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
SID SMITH

The Gmp-who has laughed the experiences of Andy
and Min Sidney Smith providing barrels of laughter every day
through his "Gumps" in The Herald
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
McCUTCHEON

There's only MCutcheon His originality something
steal On the editorial page of every Herald you'll find of
McCutcheons cartoons.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
CLARE BRIGGS

No argument about the real hmor Clare Briggs puts his
Millions Of people all America watch for his every day. In
Washington they appear exclusively m The Herald
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J. N. DARLING

Better known Ding has the page of The
Herald every day. He presents live with the
Il that has made him popular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

cabinet form OF government is main
tanning fairly good internal order.
one thing the Alhanians and Jugo-
Siavs share III common and which
distinguishes them from nearly all
other European peoples, is Admiration
for President Wilson. who has lost
none OF his original popularity. Car
ter says. The people also are very
grateful for the work being done by
the American Red Cross
If the Slavs will leave Albania
alone. he thinks. the country has "a
future, AS IL is naturally rich and
the people are Intelligent though un-
educated. He encountered many Al
banirns who had gone TO America as
"migrants. had picked up the worst
side OF American life and who now
formed possibly dangerous clc-
m"nt III some OF the country. run
ming down the native institutions.
seeking concessions and hoping To ac-
complish fnr-rcaching reform over
night.
Carter. who left Montenegro a few
days before Soviet republic l.. re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Fairy next year EugGeri and Tall
VIII Z" on tour. and the dramatist.
bhrio NiCS"d"mi. viii take over the
management az this new stat. the
ai.r Nicc"d"mi. too. has been to
SO" dAnniuzio ~ his villa on the
Lake or tarda To persuade him to
htN"ic himself to tn" drama Under
NIccod"mt'S management several OF
the younger Italian writer's viii have
their works produced. Several shake
spear" plays VIII hc produced IN d!f-
iercnt ihcatcrs. Finally, we are
promised the T"atro della Gioventu
which appears Ia he tn" last word in
modernism, hat "f which no details
are yet available.
i;umors tina, there would he no
opera this winter at the toStanzi
owing 1" II dtspu," with III" orchestra.
arc fortunately unfountlad The
composer. I;iccardu XanhOnai has Two
new operas on the program, Fran
rcSca da Rinini and Giulirtta - Ro-
h"": MaSchEnis riccolo Marat. which
was produced at III. end Of last
season VIII figure again. and ut least
one OF his less known operas Will D..
revived, there viii he ruccini's
Trittic" and La Tosca. Verdi's Fal-
stan and Rigolctto. Strauss Hoscn-
kavalicr. Wagncr'S Mcistcrsingcr and
perhaps. Tanniharser. Finally. thrc.
more new opcraS-lIropi'S Isabelle
ors!ni. Michctti5s Grazin and nian-
ch'S Ghibellina will probably be pro-
duccd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

ported TO have been proclaimed there.
declared the MonteneYr!ns are great
ly dissatisfied with SlHv rule, blam-
Ing the government for many things
for which the natural poverty Of the
country Itself is responsible There
Is strong movement in favor OF
the old independent regime and also
much communism. but the govern
ncnt. which has stationed many
troops In the region. has the situa-
ton well In hand.
In days trip crossing the Adri-
attic one leaves centuries behind" said
Miss Edna st. Vincent. OF New York
well-known American poetrcss who
also made the trip. 1T IL Impossiblr
to believe country so backward as
Albania could exist I'm Europe with
out going there. There IA not even
narrow gauge railroad. and one
has To ride horse over mountain
tran to go from one city To another
The backwardness OF Albania how
ever, makes tonr there imn,cnscIy
interesting"
Copyright. 1921, Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Juso-Slav Officials Suspi-
cious of Showing Paper
in Travellers Handbag.
NO SECRETS REVEALED
ON MASSACHUSETTS MAN
lake Great Precautions Be.
cause of Present Hostili-
tics With Albania.

Especial Gable Ia Times Dispatch
ROME. Nov ia raSkag" of
shaving paper in his baggage nearly
caused John +. Carter. Williamstown,
Mass. formerly in the American
diplomatic service. who has just re-
turned fcDm "a pleasure ,r!p through
Albania and Montenegro. to l." ar
rested as spy when crossing the
h"htcncgrin frontier
Jugo-Slav officials. because "f the
present hostiliti"S with Albania and
internal troubles in Montenegro. were
very suspicious Of the Traveller anI
;'"unccd upon the roll. tho Ike Of
which they had never seen before.
IS !n>rim mating evidence. nut as the
closest scrutiny failed u reveal tn.
expected secret messaI'. thcy finally
allowed Carter to pass. pUt only after
having subjected ali his belong iu,;S to
an equally rigid search.
JuuO-slRvtu Has Many Troops
!uEo- Slavia. which has many
troops. +, ciudinr $1,000 of the former
WranE"l army. masscd IN Northern
Albania. can occupy the country at
any time il wishes. but Will have
great difficulty in holding 1t. Cartcr
says. Albania has only 1000 soldiers
and no 9riiliery. hut all III" men arc
armed and the mountainccrS can car
ry on guerrilla war FOR "a long
time.
Fighting is going on now and only
the lake separates the Serbs from
Scutari the most important Albanian
CITY jug p'Siavia apparently Is using
the WranS"l refugees as SHOCK troops
While tho immediate. aim Of the
Serbs is to hold tho Drin River as a
frontier IRE, Carter believes they
hone TO take all Of Albania Their
claim TO the Drin boundary is based
SIMPLY on the tact that during tho
war the French General Espcrcy al
lowed them 10 occupy that section uf
Albanian territory. The hope Of Al
hania lies n the league of nations,
hut nothing has yet been seen "f the
commission The league sent To invcs-
tiratc the situation.
Italy Opposed TO JuG0-SinNIn.
While I'aly is opposed TO .Iugo-
Siav ambitions on the Adriatic the
Albanian" "rt afraid Of help from that
Quarter, suspcctinS that the Italians
are not disIntercst"d themselves
Meanwhile Alhania's provisional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
NE-PR0PELLED CAR
CAUSES RAIL WRECK
Bolshcvist Device for Opcrat,
ing Train Meets Early
CaIam;iy
GBy Associated Prcss.l

BAKu. AZERBALIAN. Nov. n
new Russian Invention for r,,,
pellinE railroad cars by the us.
a'rpiane propellcrs has just rc.u),o,
ia II smashup.
Captain Simolov. OF Tn. s,yIo,
army. had rugged up u Hat car vJ,,
"a motor to drive a big airplanc pr,.
nclicr. and built Il li,tl. trIansu,,,
house on the car At raIlrn,d
junction outside OF Baku h. tried t.,
induc" conductor Of train Ia
hitch his airplaue car on hchina
The conductor refused and the trui,
went on Tor about three miles and
halted
As the passengers In tho rear
coach were making tea. tho nirpIap.
ear came around curve going az
about sixty miles an hour. Most 81
the passengers got out OF the roar
car by way ol the windows and tn.
captain and a girl com panion lea;,ad
from his HAT ear. which banged into
the rear coach. doubled itself up and
Jumped the track. mas OF wreck
age. Nobody was hurt. hut the proud
invention OF lioishcvist land had gone
10 smash
Tn" captain said he did no, soc
added anyway. the brake does not
work"
The Rua,ians have been applying
this airplanc propeller device to push
trains. automobiles and boats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
British Financiers Find No
Basis on Which to
Help Safely.
EBERT AND CABINET
SEEN AT WITS END
Consider Industrial Interests
ultimatum to Abolish State
Railway Ownership.

Special Gable to Times Dispatch
BERLIN. Nov. 81 learn that
LORD kindcrsley, representing inn
r"rtant british financial interests. has
been In Berlin for several DAYS con-
irrrlns with government and indus
,iai representatives about the posi-
hiiitN or granting credits To Germany
10 htlp out the present financial pre-
dreamer His report, il is under
stood. has greatly discouraged tn"
promoters of the Industrial crcdi,
loan.
Lord kinderslcy. VIII" * head OF the
hshHing firm OF i.azard Brothers. in-
formed them the British credit was
at the governments disposal They
fal!"d TO reach a formal decision.
though rejection OF the ultimatum is
considered almost certain.
Play Football With E,changc
Spectators in the mcautim. have
been taking fun advautar" II the UNI
certainty 10 play football with Ger
man exchange. Wild fluctuations Of
the mark M and down during the
past w"c~ has been iu" largely Ia the
nCck ~ rumors launched on the stock
ON" WAS I" In" effect that "a govern
heht loan OF any proportions was
quite out Of the question unless tn"
''''i'IN nrpfitUl can b' al Stcti
:" as Ia insur" som" measure Of sta
bliitN FOR number of years to come.
Deliberate ON llttmntum.
the cabinet and President Ebert
d"libcrated again today over the rem
nrniicns situation and in reply to the
ultima'um OF German industry for
abolition OF stat" ownership OF rail :
ways NJ condition for placing its
assembled half billion ur gold marks
required for tho January payment.
with the exception of 10000. 900
marks.
II was brought out that the R.ichs-
bank had disSipated the remaining
gold reserv" ana had only l5OOUDOO
marks worth Of foreign exchange
left. and that the PREPARATION commit
tee had decided to grant tn. three
years moratorium rcparation pay
payments.
copyright. 1921. by Public Ledger Co }
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
LETTER OF WALPOLE TO
BE PLACED ON SALE

LONDON. Nov. l9-Lettcrs OF
Horace Walroie. dating from III.
frst he wrote To his mother after
going away To school to some writ
ten just before his death will he
placed on sale at Soiheby's Deccm-
her =.
The collection also includes many
letters written I" Wnlpole by cor
respondents as famous az himself
Among those are Boswell, Garrick.
Lord Chatham. Kitty Give. Noitaire
and more than n hundred written by
Gray, rhe poet, To Walpoie between
l'S4 and 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

GERMAN STUDENT GETS SIN MONTHS TERM
IN PRISON FOR KILLING ANOTHER IN DUEL
Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch

BERLIN ma or
OF
OF
sharp
bloody
to the
skull unustaiy thin
the iucw
the result o" luminosity either
whic
aEacne The in
usually in
the bic Ledge COB
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON TELLS TENANTS
EIE is NOW LIVING ON BORROWED FINANCES
IBy Associated I'ress.l

OF Of the ianlc of
tham ia
his
he Ma Iuis try
hopct they
o none
The cost OF living has ii $
be
be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Quic. Erection
S.r a:;h All.Steel
Po-.nanency rust.
resisting "HY.
COP'' sheets)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Many New Lawyer. In rnt,,p,,,..

''""V ~ " INV! TTN III philippines.
MANILA, =. l.. Nov. la.-Onc hun
dred and hfty-siN more lawyers. i'm
Guiding three women, were autho rizel
recently by the supreme Court TO en-
ter practice in the Philippine islands.
Out OF 800 candidates who took the
examination before the court. 1856
IA SScn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
D'ANNUNZIO RETURNS ACTIVELY.
TO DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS
Italian Poet-Ava,or and Soldier Presents Rccast of
''Parisina and Will Shortly Begin Work on
New Play at Tearo Argentina at Rome

ROME. Nov. lg.--Romc is To- have
an exceptionally interesting season
from lii. dramatic point of view.
Eleunora Dusc at the CoStanzi Opera
House, viii give lShcn's Lady From
the Sea- Marco rraSas La. rorta
Chiusa.' and new play 10y Gallarati-
Scott, Cost Sm" Possibly. too. sh"
Will give MS ~ new play 10y a young
Russian dramatist.
Tn" Tcat:o Argentina. which is to
receive state subsidy this year. and
which corresponds as nearly as can
10. To the tomedi" Franchise. with .
program which will include Il play by
Gabrielle d'Annunzio. 'Iarisina.' Tho
play is not altogether new. but has
been rewritten from Il drama dating
from many years hack. This dra ma
Was cut d"wn-and very badly mutt
latcd--to form tn. lihretto of Mas
caGni'S opera III the same name" |
understand. however. that IL Will very
probably mark the poets dehni;" re-
turn To the th"ater. Indeed. dan
nuuZio has promised Ruggcro Rug
scri and vireili"n Tall an entirely
new play Tor them to stage at the .Nr-
gcntina.
The same managers will also pro-
ELI whose ! :, C"na dele ncne is now
being shown in London under the
title OF The Love Thief
mercial traditions established by the
Venetian and GcnocSc republics. She
lacks raw materials. hut she has tho
facilities. especially IN" necessary
supply OF labor. which enable her to
transform the raw materials 81 other
countries into manufactured goods at
small cost. Italian prosperity. then,
must he oasrd ON the distribution and
the anS!ormation of goods. 1t is
at this point that Italian interests
may l." found closely allied TO those
of the United states. America has
both raw materials and manufactured
articles TO sell. The two countries
thus supplements each other. and an
ARRANGEMENT by which Italy acted
as the transformer az some American
pr"ducts and the distributor OF others
IN the zon. in which her commerce
is already established would he TO
the mutual profit If both nations
This project has tremendously In
icrestcd Italy. The newspapers not
only gave MIDI publicity 10 the
speeches, but many 81 them also
gave the project their warm approval
'''' wi '''H WI 'hr SupJtC' are sun
appearing ~ the press. and il is
evident that Ambassador CHILD has
opened a new and attractive vista IL
lta iinn commercial and Industrial in
t"rrsiS. This point has not passed
nnnoti~sd in British trading circles.
I" jude" from press comments in
Manchester ana London which have
reached here.
As for tn. ambassador himself. his
plain SPEAKING and his frank int.r.s,
IN commerC" have acrcrabiy SURPRISED
Italy. which j. not used 10 finding
much meat in IN" speeches of din.
i"matS Tn" comment Of III. press
may b" hri"fiy summarized in these
words II TINS j. the so-caIi-d dol.
lar dir,omlcy' ot America. let's have
NOR" ~ g."
'"pyriEhr. 1871. lunlIc Ledger CA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Or. v. E. WALDO, OF
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
President OF The American Osteo-
pathic Association, Will Address
The Ostcopathic Physicians OF
Arkansas Valley In Pueblo,
January 81.

DR.. Waldo will be IN Pueblo Thurs
day. Jan. n. all day. His lecture will
be the first of series of postgraduate
lectures to be given during the winter
and spring. DR.. Waldo is one of, the
foremost Osteopathic physicians in the
profession. His visit will be of great
and lasting beneht to the local os,e-
opaths. and in turn to the people of
Pueblo and vicinity.
There will be a clinic held Thursday
afternoon. when DR.. Waldo will exam
ine and advise on any difficult cases
that may be presented. Anyone may
be admitted to this clinic. whether an
actual patent or not But in order
TO get In touch with tho doctor 1t will
be necessary to call up your osteopath,
or any member of the local committee
A reasonable fec will be charged for
the examination. See your doctor per-
sonally IL you can
In the evening n free lecture will
be given at tho ball room of the Con-
gross Hotel. Dr. Waldo will lecture
on: "Osteopathy and the Reconstruc-
ton of the World" Any one Interested
is welcome to attend.
DR. Il G.. DeTIENNE
DR. RALPH WALMSLEY
DR. w S. MADDUX
Local Committee
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
PERSONALS

Captain Henry Peterson. of tho Uni
ted States army. was visitor in Pu-
| eblo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Mccoy. Of East
Pueblo will motor today to Burnt Mill.
| out near the foot hills. with Ferd.
| Scheid. assistant manager of the Her
| man Mercantile company, as their
guest They will drive to the farm
home OF r. Metcalf. ono of Pueblo
county's most prominent farmers and
stock raisers. where they will enjoy
| a good old-fashioned 'on the farm
home" dinner. The autoists will re-
| turn home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Bergerman re-
turned yesterday from Denver and a
visit to the live stock show. Ben says
the display of fancy and thorobred
stock is better this year, is better than
| ever before, and he hopes to see the
cream of the displays at the State Fair
| here this fall.
| Miss Annie Stewart. stamp clerk at
the postoffice, is confined to her home
in the Casa Verde apartments on east
Abriendo avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Robinson
| went to Denver this morning where
| they will spend the week, and will at
! tend the Colorado State Hardware
| Dealers convention, Tuesday, Wednes-
! day and Thursday.
| Miss Mary Fitzgerald who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis last Tues
day at st. Mary's hospital is recover
. ing rapidly.
Mrs. H. L. Rowe wife of Manager
Rowe. of the Steel Works theater who
has been detained to her home in
Minnequa Heights for the past week
by sickness. has recovered and is again
presiding over the refreshment stand
| in the lobby of the ''Y'.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Forbes and Mrs.
Forbes sister, Mrs. Lillian Kniffen
| drove up to Stratton Park and spent
the weekend at Mrs. Kniffen's beauti-
full home, Dixieland, the guests of Mrs.
6. A. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Gilmore of Lake
side, yeft yesterday for an auto trip
| to the San Louis valley visiting rela-
| tves in AlamoSa-
Dave Atkinson, of the Robinson
Gardner Hardware Co. will so to Den
YER tomorrow to attend the Colorado
State Hardware Dealers convention
which will be held there Tuesday, We'd
| nesday and Thursday.
Frank Pryor, jr.. buyer for Pryors
Furniture store, has returned fom tho
eastern furniture markets. well pleased
with his trip. but glad to be back in
sunny Pueblo again.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Snow Slide Near
Silverton, Colo,

Late Friday night. reports from the
chief dispatchcr's office of the Denver
and Rio Grandc railroad at Alamosa,
Colo. notified local railroad officials
that a succession of five snowslides
had blocked all traffic over the rail-
road between Pueblo and Silvcrton.
Colorado. Tho way Will be ro-openod
At o'clock Sunday morning.
Tho t,lides came where the tracks
pass between steep mountain walls.
about 40 miles north OF Durango. to-
ward Silverton.
The chief dispatcher at Alamoss
stated Saturday night that all slides
fell late Friday night and carly Sat
urday morning. Tho first was the most
severe. Altho no damage to property
or loss of life occurred. no stated, the
tracks were buried for n. distance OF
400 feet, at an average depth OF feet.
and a maximum depth of feet
High wind and severe rain swept
the snow off the mountain slopes above
the pass, piled 1t up at the brink of
the cliffs above the right of way, and
when the weight was sufficient, the
entire mass would crash down into the
chae-n beneath.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Funeral Of
Kenneth Swearingen

The funeral of Kenneth Swea ringen
was held from the United Davis
Worries chapel yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Rov. l. j. Coats officiat-
cd. Mrs. /. NJ. Johnson. accompanied
by Mrs j. NJ. Jones, sang Nearer, My
God to Thee Jesus Wants Nc For
A Sunbeam and "Faco To Face"
Tho pail and flower bearers wore.
Franklin Kramer. Franc Highberger,
Joe Colvin. Elmer Hammerstrom.
Myrtle Dorland. Elvin Gilmore, Chas.
Colvin. Max Foster. Edward Lamb.
Myers Bumgardner. Somers Risley and
Harold Mattingly. Burial was in Noun
tain View cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
PUEBLO LAUNDRY PURE AND
PERFECT SOFT WATER.

o-(Correspondcnce of tho Asso-
ciated Press).-A Buddhist salvation
army has been formed with headqunr-
ters in Toxic and according to one OF
Its leaders. 1t Is determined to fight
tho Christian salvation army out of
Japan"
Members of the Buddhist salvation
army took a leading part in tho dis
turbances which marked the celcbra-
tion OF the Salvation Ar1nys Semi ju-
bilee during tho last few days.
Colonel Ducc of the Salvation Army
makes light OF tho attacks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Music and Drama

on Friday evening at eight O'Clock.
January 18th, there will be a musical
and dramatic entertainment in the
st. Leander School hall. Stout and Sew
cnth streets. east side The entertain
mcnt will bc under the direction OF
Mr.. Robert Blaylock who has chosen
his artists from among tho best in the
city and who youches for a delightful
evening. The entrance fee is only fifty
cents. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. C. Baum. phone 2147-J or at tho
door on the evening of tho entertain
mcnt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
FUNERAL NorTCN

The funeral of William Alexander
was held yesterday afternoon at 1890
from his home, 1211 Spruce street and
at . o'clock from the Holiness church.
Rev. Il. +. Morris conducted the SER
vices. and the choir sang several ap-
propriate selections. The flower bear
ers were: Helen Jones. Dorothy Dun
can, George Sims and VIII Martin.
The pail bearers wero: Il Jones. Il.
c. Williams. Robert McDinald. Frank
Holmes. Thomas Hill and n. Smot.
Burial was in Mountain View in
charge of Mcbfinn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
County Teachers
Meet Jan. 28

Next Friday at 10 o'clock sharp, a..
the Congress hotel. tho program of the
Pueblo county teachera' association
will open.
In the forenoon there will be q die
cussion looking to the preparations for
the annual county school contests
which viii cover two days some time
in the spring.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Olin Davis and Grace Morgan.
Pueblo.
Raymon C. Sutton and Lunetea E
Smith, Pueblo.
William ]. Crowie and Mrs Mayme
Farmer, Peublo.
T. B. Smith. Montrosa, and Corrine
L Holman. New York
Lovern Nelson, Pueblo. and Helen
Teller, Leadyille.i