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The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
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Consultation
Gle Associated Press.)

EW YORK. Feb l6 The eondi-
|of III rico Caruso, who suffered a
i hea attack late last night was
kIy il proved today. Attending
Ieians admitted the singer 10 he
RFatel ILL., He had been improv-
steadi y from a severe attack of
Eisy al d a relapse was entirely un
kfed. The sacrament 4 extreme
|on va administered at 1:25 this
ling. throughout the night and
NOR ing hours he lapsed into
Econse BUSINESS, but rallied slight
ter ad illustrations OF oxygen and
hiants
|raso as holding his own at nine
PIX. H rallied considerably but
konditio On is still very serious.
flg bel ore II o'clock more oxygen
3 wer, taken to Caruso's apart
A Insulation OF doctors has
callei
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
All Loans Have
Seen Made Win
Wis on S Okay

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is Governor
Harding Of the Federal Reserve board
told Congress today thar he was op-
posed 70 war credits 70 Europe as =
peace time policy Further extension
ol such credits is uajustifiable. he said.
because American taxpayers have to
bear the burden
Harding informed Congress that
one-fourth % the European debts o.
ten billion dollars dpe The United
states represents exports from ths
United States upon credits extended
foreign governments since the ead -
the war
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
SIX PLACES
IN CABINET
ARE FILLED
MAJOR GENERAL WOOD
MAY Be MADE HEAD OF
The PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
UNITED Press.l

ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. t6-Sx
places in the Harding cabinet have
been filled it was learned author-
tatively today. They are Secretary
Of State, Charles, E. Hughes of
New York; Attorney General
Harry M. Daueherty of Ohio:
Postmaster General viii 3. Hayes
Of Indiana; Secretary, of the in
terrier, Senator Fall of New Mex
ice; Secretary of War, John W.
Weeks. of Massachusetts; Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, Henry c. Wal
lace of Iowa. Only unexpected
bitches at the last minute can
cause J shift in this lineup, it was
learned. Charles G. Dawes of I'LL
nois, is listed for Secretary of the
Treasury. Commerce and labor de-
partnents are still open.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
WILSON WILL REPORT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The
White House announced today
that the president. before retire
ment March 9th, would make a
final itemized report showing dis
bursements and allotments made
by him out of the $3.50, GOO, 900 war
fund voted him by Congress.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
SCHOONER BLOWN UP
BY FLOATING MINE
Off COAST OF CUBA
tinternatIonaT News servIcc.j

NEW YORK, Feb. l6-The -four.
mdsted schooner Charles Endieot;
export News for Manzanillo. Cuba
was blown up OIL the coast of Cuba.
February 9Th, according TO CaptaT1
Cook. who arrived from Cuba to-day
The Eu4cott had cargo ot coal It
IS believed Il mine afiited aeruss the
Atlantic, planted during the war us
German submarines. The ctea aaael
near AnUila
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Suffers RepIapse
Inter aticnai News Servlce)

EW &c Rk. Feb a16 Eurico Caru-
fmous grand opera singer, VIM is
talh Of complications follu V
sirul nt attack of pleurisy, vas
ing as easily as possible this
Png, a eording to- announcement
Elendin physicians at the Van
Y hotel tie suffered q sharD re.
short after midnight anu tWo
y wer called TO administer lasl
O. the Catholic church when the
4 tenor seemed to be dying. Just
g aay break he seemed to rally
|ofiehte / Three doctors were at
|oedsiae all night and two others
IN cons ltation.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Houston wiz Hold Up Loans.
(Tbe Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON Feb l6 Secretary
agreed With the Senate ju-
dietary committee today not 10 make
amy additional loans to foreign gov
ernments. no matter how pressing the
demand. until he had consulted the
committee aud given ID full time for
deliberations
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
TYPHUs sueJEcT HELp
CThe Associated PressA

(The Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 16-Ten
vermin-infested immigrants, in
Guiding one typhus suspect. were
detained by city health authori-
ties when they arrived here today
from Boston by coastwise steam
ship lines.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
ATTEMPT AT RECORD
tThe Associated Press.


MiNEOLA. |. l., Feb. 15-Lieut.
Ross Kirkpatrick and Mechanic
ian started in bi-pIane from Nit,
chell Field at 7:34 this morning
in an effort to break the worlds
record Of endurance for airplanes.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
|l71ous Grand Opera
Tenor Suffers Grave
Heart Attack; Better
Samuel ]. Crow,
an Old Resident,
Buried Tuesday

samuel Jefferson Crow. OF Blake
who passed away Monday at his home
on South Ridgewood avenue, was bur
led Tuesday at Port Orange. Rev II
s, Rightmore, pastor Of The First Bap
tist church officiating Bingham &
Malev we're in charge OF the burial ar
langements.
The late Mr. Crow, who vas 5S
years OF age. had been resident Of
tbs community practically all his life.
w.th the exception Of few years he
spent on the west coast. His father
was the owner Tor many years OF the
property known as Grows Bluff'-
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
Miss Yegna pies Suddenly

The many friends in Daytona of
Miss Sarah Robinson Young, were
shocked Tuesday afternoon to learn
CT her sudden death. following but a
short period of illness at the home
of her mother. Mrs. John Young on
Bay street. The father of the deceased
passed away earlier this season. be-
fore the family removed here for the
winter from their Pittsburgh home,
having resided in Daytona for many
winters. An uncle OF the deceased also
died here last year. both having been
widely known and greatly loved, as
Miss Young, whose passing leaves a
gap in the family circle which is deep
ly mourned
The body viii be taken north on
Saturday busial services being con
Quoted at the late home in Pittsburgh
early next week Baggett & Wetherby
are in charge or arrangements
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
TRAIN DERAIIED

tInternatIonal views SerVice.A
MOBILE, Feb. 16-Fast Mail
No. 10. the Mobile and Ohio,
bound for ST. Louis from Mobile.
was derailed at Scooba, Miss,
early today. II was reported that
none were killed, but several
were injured and two coaches
ditched.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
ORDER RATES RAISED

7
WASHINGTON. Feb. t6-Pas-
senger and freight rates in lndi-
ana were ordered today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
to be raised to the level of inter
state fares, effective March "a.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16

end might come at amy time Two
priests remained with Cmuso. He has
been III since Christmas and it was
believed he was out of danger. but
he suffered q relapse last night.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
TWO sUFFocATED

EVERETT. Mass Feb. TO-
Joseph Johnson and hrs son were
euffocated IN bed. when fire parity
destroyed an apartment house
-Here today. Other occupants ca-
capped.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
De- tn Feared oday
United Press

hN 10 TX. Feb. 16 Physicians
Y teafe' the great tenor viii not
|'afoggh the day. Friends and rela-
aOrflet to his side, believing the
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
SECRET MUNITlON FACTORY
BLOWN UP
UNITED Press.)

(United PTess.)
CORK, Feb. 16-A secret SIM
-Fein munitions factory was be-
lieVed to have been destroyed at
5aliycotton Bay today. when
farm house was blown up. A ter
rife explosion occurred.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16

Princeton has raised its tuition fee
to $500 year.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
NEW STATE FROM IDAHO?

" TNaaoOTe7lVN II ESS-I
BOISE, Ida, Feb. 16-A bill
was introduced in the Idaho SEN
ate, today, which in effect asks
permission of ten north Idaho
counties to form a new state.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-16
I1.E WEATHER

FaIf tonigft ai.e Ih.lfsoaYs mo-
much change IA tsans esats.fs.
moderate variabie ~insc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
CANON CITY NEWS

oil Of excellent quality said TO be
net in grade to Pennsylvania crude
oil Is showing fifty feet In the Tuna
we'll on the north side OF the river be-
tween Canon City and Florence. The
drill was stopped Monday to give the
government biologists an opportunity
TO take tho temperature Of the well
which had reached a depth OF i.oiS
feet Most of the biologists who
have visited the well contend that tho
Trenton sand has been reached s',hc
some claim that this formation has
never been reached west Of PsnusNl-
vania The government representative
takes tho former view.
II. g. Province proprietor Of The
Renovator" tSo Main St. died this
morning of heart disease at Topeka,
Kans.. according to a message received
here this afternoon MIR. Province has
hon well known business man OF
canon city for several years but left
| hero last February for his boyhcud
home at Salira. kans.. on account ui
his health. He leaves a wife and three
children.
4. n orcndorff Of Lincoln rark
who has been chosen =. superintendent
Of horticulture at the Pueblo state fair
has collected something like 2rn plates
pf Shapes from the canon CITY district
| ror rvr 'biiinr ~ ihr fair The UNhi
| bition from Fremont county this ycai
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
IMAM HAS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
FR0MDEATHBY LIGHTNING BOLT
Current Passed Down His Back and Caused Shotgun
to Explode Dazed When
Found

bleeding at ono ear and his face was
burned. The stock of his gun was
shattered and one barrel exploded and
the rubber plate at the butt of the
gun was gone.
Edwards was hurried to DIR. j. M.
Blisard at La lara who made a care
full examination and revived him. Ac-
cording to Edwards story when he
was able to talk he was slipping up
on bunch of ducks when the sharp
flash of lightning came and that was
the last he remembered. The light
ming had struck his gun. discharging
one barrel and burning his face and
hair The lightning entered his shirt
at the shoulder riddling the shirt and
coursed down his back burning it
severely and leaving his body at the
hip tearing his khaki trousers much as
charge of buck shot would have
done and making a severe burn on the
hip. 1t is hard to understand how he
escaped death but at tho present time
is sufficiently recovered to be back
at his work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Special to The chieftain

Special to The Chieftain:
La lara, Colo, Sept Aloe Ed
wards. one of the worhmen on the new
bridge across the Alamosa river on the
state highway north of this place. had
IA narrow escape from death last Sun
day while out duck hunting on the
Conejos river
He had gone down stream a short
distance ahead Of two other men with
whom he had been hunting when a
rain storm came up. His companions
hurried back to the shelter of their
car supposing that Edwards would
follow in a few minutes. While they
were sitting in the car there was q
flash of lightning and a sharp clap OF
thunder. One Of the men remarked to
the other that the lightning must have
struck nearby. Edwards did not show
up at the car and the other men were
beginning to worry about him when
he came staggering out of the timber
dragging his gun and in a dazed con-
dition- They helped him into the car
but he was unable to talk. He was
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
1ODAYS EVENTS

Festival OF 81. Maurice. tn, patron
r1int OF Austria.
Tho Roman Catholic dioccsr Of ST.
Albert tAlbcrtab Is so years old today.
Secretary Hoover is scheduled to
deliver the matriculation address at
Wesleyan University today.
Tho annual meeting OF the Nation
al Drainage Congress opens at st.
Paul today. to continue until Satur-
day.
In Buffalo today tho Rev. John
Chamberlain Ward IL to be conscc-
rated bishop OF the Episcopal dioccsc
OF Eric. Pa.
An official Republican State con-
vcntion-thc first held In New York
since ieis-is to NEE, at Syracuse to-
day TO nominate a candidate for the
Court of Appeals.
Representatives Of loan companies
ihruout tho United States arc to meet
In national conference at Chicago to-
day to discuas measures for protect
inE the public against usury and OK
tortion in borrowing small loans
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

Nothing ever did me any good. I am
Just like a different person now. All
those terrible aches and pains have
left me. and only tho other day I was
able to walk up four flights OF stairs
in an office building when the elevator
was out of order.
My appetite 10 just splendid now.
and just today for the first time in
years, | felt so hungry that ! had to
go and cat piece OF pie between
meals. In fact 1 can't remerbcr the
time that I have felt as well as / do
now. / have not only regained my
health and strength. but have gained
fourteen pounds in weight. To toll you
the truth, | wouldn't exchange the
benefit | have received from Tanlac
for tho best ranch in Oregon. and l
will prals. 1t as long as | live"
Tanlac is sold in Pueblo by tho
Palace Drug Store and by leading
druggists cvcrywhcrc.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Horoscope
The sssvs Is.sss~
D0s Ne Vet Csapss.

Copyright. 1891. by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicatc)
This IN a most suspicious day. ac-
cordinE to astrology. Saturn. tho Sun
and Jupiter are all in bcne1c aspect
In the evening Mars is adverse.
All who arc depending on appoint
mcn;s or promotions should make tho
most OF this days opportunities, for
ihcy will find those who wicld innu-
cnco rcndy to dispense favors.
Tho sun gives fair promise to those
who seek employment and especially
to all who have executive ability.
Heads OF educational institutions
should benefit during this confiEura-
tiOn which makes for development OF
finr ambitions and inapirrs subordi-
mates with n drsirc for tho hcet CO.
operations.
Colleges, viii nec. with many prob
lens and co-cducationai institutions
will be embarrassed by tho number of
young wonsT, who gain prominence in
their studios and seemingly outsrrip
tho men.
Tho scers declare that 1872, Is to sc
rru,ar kahiy favorable year to tho
ambitions OF women. but first they viii
learn lessons that are severe tests.
Warning has been repeatedly given
BY those who ruad the stars that worn-
ON must eliminate many oldtirns habits
Of thought md action before tn sue
ct.-i in public positions.
Again tho stars forrtcil supreme
honors for women who will occupy the
seats of the mighty.
The evening Of this day may 30 .x-
cc-dingly trying, for Mars rrcvokcs
uuarrols and gives dominance to ply
seal rather than intellectual forces
The influence Of the planet supposed
to encourage war will continue to be
felt in tho growth of immortality and
tho prevalence Of Erosscr impulses.
EumorS Of possible war will he cir
cula.sd at this time bus they may
mean nothing except ma they are rr-
flCN Or disarmament aritation.
Persons whose birthdate n is have
the aurury " an active and success
ful year.
children born on this day may be
quick tempered and Imaginative
These subjects Of Libra arc generally
prosperous.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
LAMAR ELKS TO
ATTEND tADs FAIR
Will Help Initiate Kiowa
County Folks Into Ant
Tered Mysteries

Lamar. Sept 2l.-The Lamar lodge
No. 1919 B. T. o. Elks will so to
Eads next Thursday for the kiowa
County Fair and there will be blS
doin's there as there are about
twenty five or thirty of the Eads boys
who are ready to have tho antlcrs set
to their heads and the local lodge are
out to sec that 1t will be done ac-
cording to the traditions of the order.
In addition 10 the Elks initiation in
the evening. there will be a parade in
the morning at 10 o'clock at the fair
grounds, led by the famous Kit Car
son Band followed By Lamar Elks.
the American Legion. school children
and other divisions. There VIII be
some OF the best horse races ever OF
fercd and novelty rnces for excellent
prizes. At noon there will be a bar
becue and anyone who has over at
tended an Eads barbecue Will know
what n sumptous feast TO expect In
tho afternoon there VIII be more
horse racing and n bail game between
Lamar and Eads while ut 4.30 tho
American Legion will stage n boxing
show. with four prcliminarics leading
up to the Dewey Sm.th-kid ColweH
bout. which promises to be fast In
| tho evening there Will be n movie cS-
hibi,ion and a dance after tho Elks
initiation at s o'clock. The fair starts
| "Wednesday with a ball game and dance
! In the evening. a big time is expect
ed and a large crowd will no doubt
attend from here.
At tho meeting OF the Lamar Coun-
try club held recently. j. V. Saylcr
was named president TO succeed Il. u.
Nyo who Is now In 81. Louis. Snylor
stated that tho course will be in splcn-
did shape in n few days and that there
were a number OF golf enthusiasts out
Sunday. At least eight OF nine holes
arc In splendid condition for fall
playing.
Chief Game Warden william Hum
NELL spent tho last few days in this
city looking after matters in conncc-
ton with tho violation OF tho state
Gamo LAWS Frank Pctric. ono OF
the managers OF tho popular resort Mt
Queen Beach, pleaded guilty TO tho
charge OF selling fish and was fined
tho minimum of fa5 and costs by
Justice OF the Peace ]. r. Kirkpat-
rick. The charge agains, Pctrio wa,
brought as "A result OF the selling OF
catfish from tho lakes north OF tho
city. Under the state law carp and
suckers only can bo sold IA thcy were
being sold at tho resort. Tho fish
fries given at Queen Beach were wide
Iy advertised and tho proprictors
were innocent OF the fact that they
were violating the law. Persons may
catch their own fish and have them
cooked. or the resort can serve carp
and suckers. Game Warden Hum
neil warns duck hunters that no
shooting sf ducks must takc place
before eunrisc or after sunset.
Mrs Matt Ober has opened ono of
tho most up-to-datc beauty parlors In
this section OF the state In this city
and cordially invites all ladies and
girls in his vicinity to call and inspect
tho electrically equipped shop at their
leisure. II Ia called tho Rose Beauty
parior and "a located in the rooms
above Jack wiilouEhhy's store. Mrs
obcr IL an experienced hand at this
work and is well known here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

women would only take your Vegetable
Compound they would have better
health. always recommend your Veg
etablc Compound to the neighborH -
Mrs. TRACY PATTEN. 2 Lincoln Ava.,
Salisbury. Massachusetts.
The experience Of maternity should
not be approached without careful ply
steal preparation. as it Is impossible for
q weak sickly wife TO bring healthy
children into the world.
Therefore II a woman h suffering
from displacement, backache, infiam-
nation. liberation. bearing-dss~n pains,
headaches. nervousness or ''the bluss'
she should profit by Mrs. Patterns ex-
1eriencc, take Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and be restored
q health.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
From Helpless Invalid to Com
plete Restoration Of Health,
Strength and Happiness Is
Wonderful Change Mrs.
Root Experienced in Three
Weeks-Statement One of
Most Remarkable On
Record.

"Just week before I started taking
Tanlac | was down in bed so crippled
up with rheumatism | could not move
without help. MY son had taken Tan
lac. and it had done him a world of
good so one day he brought home "A
bottle and said. Mother, | want You
- take this" When I had finished
that bottle. felt like a different wom-
an, and by the time | had finished my
Second bottle, | was out in the garden
hueiny.
"Tanlac has simply done wonders
for me; 1t almost seems like mira
Gle" This is the remarkable state
,rsnt made recently by Mr.. Jennie
Root, residing at 1909 Powers St,
Portland. Oregon. and is only one of
tons of Thousands from well-known
men and women who are daily testi-
fying to the powers of Tanlac.
Continuing her wonderful statement.
Mrs. Root said For years l suffered
terribly with rheumatism. and would
often be down in bed for days at a
time. In the last five years there was
not time that | didn't feel those
rheumatic pains all thru my body
about. two months ago | got very
much worse and my arms and legs
we're SO bad | was almost helpless and
couldn't even hold pen to sign my
nam, | was so weak I could not do
any houscwork. ! couldn't even sleep.
and had no rest day or night. Even
10 walk n few steps would tire mo out
completely. when | tried TO walk /
would staggor, and when ] did walk n
little way and sat down I could not
Eet up without some ono helping me.
I had no appetite and hardly ate
enough to keep me alive. | could not
stoop over far enough to get my shoes
on.
"f never knew what n nights sleep
At times I would get very cold and
would have to get up and ht by tho
firo all huddlcd up. and my daugh-
tcrs would put hot water bottles all
around me was treated by four doe
tors, and took all kinds OF medicine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Where 1t Started
BLIND MANS BUFF

Copyright 1921 BY Tho whcricr Syun-
cate. Inc.)
This Eamo, now a sport ot Wy
young children. was formerly played
by all tho fashionable people Of court
and society. Grogorio Dawson. an
Engiishman. is cruiitcd with tho In
ycntion OF the FaIDc in 1880: II IL
spoken OF as tho unmatch-abls N.Y.
terry" and became as popular a. bridSs
or golf at present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

will consist mostly OF grapes sitho a
fow peaches. pears and other fruits
will be shown. According to Mr.. orcn-
dorft tho Montrosc, Delta and Paonia
districts will Lave exhibits in the hor-
ticuitu-al section but he has no as
surancc yet thnt tho Grand valley
fruit growers will be represented. Tho
MontroEc chamber OF Commerce. it is
reported. will finance tho display from
Montrosc county
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
BOY SHOOTS SELF
THRU THE FOOT
special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Montrose. Sept. 21.-Robert McKin-
ley. age 10 years. of Telluride. had a
painful experience when out hunting
grouse short time ago. Accidentally
he shot himself through the foot. Be
ing alone. he had to walk two miles
to the main road. where he built a
fire and waited two hours for a pass
ing motorist to bring him into town
where medical attention could be pro-
cured.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
NONTR0SE NEWS

Montrose county high school football
schedule is as follows:
october 7-Montrosc at Olathc
October lt-Montrose at Gunnison.
October 2l-Grand Junction and
Gunnison.
October 2s-Hotchkiss at Montrose.
November t-Paonia at Montrose.
November li-Grand Junction at
Nontrose.
November 1s-Montrose at Cedar
edge.
November 25-Montro.e at Delta
Montrose county high school classes
have elected these officers:
Seniors-Prcsidcnt. Charles skinner;
vice president. Gladys Wright: sccre-
Juniors-Presidcnt. Jerome Paul:
vice president. Lester Earnest: sccrc-
tary-troasurcr. Lulu Jacobs. class re-
porter. May Hammond.
Sophomorcs President. d war d
Brooks. vico president. Dorothea
Romig. sccrctary-trcasurcr. May
Hardy. class reporter. Maxine Seiig.
Freshmcn-Prcsidcnt. Gilbert Gallo
way: vice president. Gcrtrud. Johns
ton: secretary treasurer. Eloisc Did
rickson.
Dentists OF western slope met at
Delta Saturday evening for a big ban
quct and heard DR.. Baker OF Montroso
give a paper on plato work.
Onions arc being harvested and sold
at $50 per hundrcdwc!sht. First car
out of Montrosc contained 500 sacks
and brought over H.3c0.
Rev. John s. Foster Of Pueblo sue
cccds Rev. Il. L. Eubanks ns rector OF
St Paui's Episcopal church. who goes
to Cairo. y. Y. Rev. Mr.. Foster will
be hero October 1.
Wheeler & Lavender OF Telluride. big
stock men OF western San Miguel and
Montrosc counties. started tho seasons
ahlpninr with l0 cars
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

GOWN pans l could
hardly do my house
work. The doctor
said. IF you can
have another baby
it might be the best
thing for you bot I
am afraid you ean-
not / began TAX
ing Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegctabl b le
Compound and my
baby was born on
Peace Day 10
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

tus lStSSs sAith. sNvs
u 0 tfiAi rc NJ a;-Ase-
sas . nh f.ss scl
aessAr-i u dsvs-rsai q
dAy bT 6Ay. TITO
fpatNT grpstN. ard
e-p tsoa ny ta;f sss - eRui
n M rcsthfB; days.
-Ny hss; st the err
hseA ~ et~riu'esy Aid
se>ip 80 sktry An sar~-
lfAl = - thvssft he s,eo.t
sstiost ltR0 ~ - Aoce
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been Re-
stored to Health BY Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable 4
Compound

Salisbury. Mass.-'For seven yvRs
I had female trouble and such bearing
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

The Second International Congress
pf Eur"nils meets in Ncv York city
tuuay.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

II looks quite like . rodinSo,s
froek. but In reality It - . COM
bina,ion OF trot,.ur and dinner
gown. To tho left In a view OF II
for strcctswcsr and on the right.
parted from ths coat-lisc top gar
msnt, It has bosome a dinner gown