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New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
ELECTION NOTICE

canal: but they, shall remain the property
of the state and under its nanagement for
eh dspos6n hessn eontaned see saf nos
apply to the canal known as the Main and
Hamburg street canal. situated in the city
the. westerly line OF Main street 10 the wes-
tsrS line cf Hamburg street. nor 70 that
y OF Ttsa me Setw.en the ns the
Schuyler street and the easteriy line of Third
street. provided that a fow of sufficient
= feed ,hat % par3ion Of the canal i'' east 'eo Of
cnd aohomk. All funds Tia. may be derived
any canal shall be applied to the improve.
Tnent. superinsendenee repair cf the
mar ne ,st pGrtlSn q, ef ~ he sNal canals
The foregoing amendment be Submitted 70 .ha
peepte AZ the genera. electi n in the year
neeesn hundred ana -wen'y,ene, IN scc-rd-
Sncc with tAe provisions of The election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Feb. $, 1927.
THIS biz was duly passed, u majority OF az
favor there /, threeAftas being present
II. E. MACHoID.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
This b wae duly passed. q major',y e an
the Senators elected voting in favor the reoi
tarce-afths being present,
Bv order f the Senate
JEREMIAH WOOD.
President.
STATE or Now YORK
oFFTCE OF g SECRETARY or STATE as''
have compared the preceding cspy o, con-
currtnt resolution with the original resolut on
on MI, IN this office, and do hereby certify
that the same IS a eorrect transcript there
from and CT The whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand sn6 Ne seal ct
office of the Svo orstary OF State, a.
Il. s. the city OF Albany. this first day OF
.'Ny ir The Y s. -'aaul nius
hundred and txonty-cnH.
JOHN = LYONS.
Secretary d State.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Sale in IlQfh Stree,

Goodwin & Goodwin sold for Adelaide
L. Pfaltz to Pauline Granofsky the
three-story dwelling 142 West l19th
Street, 20x1OO1l.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

f~x... - W. t/WCt'fhAr
kss " !. ctvsr leased tor Mrs. Har-
III 10 asryyfo1ek y1ek The thrse-story dwclI-
as.ss, .esnslr smith isased 81 West
ia. s,a ao,sses 10 Charles II. Is, Rouss
ais.,'s' 10 "est Tenth Street 70 Ralph
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

H. h. S'mnbsen nbsen Nsfrist Company sold
iissi1sn.. ''.asfn tsfn Building Company n
asa,f, Il 'aslnz Agbrey Road Mont
sHtSss, - U Ass. Kathryn Wylis Tor
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE.

EI2gg5sS ot x TH aFN5NAH SA +
rET.s couhrs AND couRTs OF DoMEsrlc
Section l. Resolved (f the Assembly con-
cur). That section eighteen of article six be
the constitution be amended TO read fol-
ls. Inferior local courts of civil and
criminal sE iarisdiction may be estaabshed by
s cresed Shall be eoart 81 resord
ithsJ i5rcepf as harei,i provided inc lseislS.
ture shall not hereafter confer upon any IN
ton in other respects than is conferred upon
county courts by or under this article. TIE
legislature may establish, ch1drens co~rts.
and courts Of domestc relations. separats
courts. or as parts Of eristino courts
fer upon them such jurisdiction as may be
aaard'anship and disposition Of deIindasr;..
neglected or depcnent minors. and for the
punishment and correction Of adults respon-
sible for or contr but na to such delinquen-
c snepor Of ss had or 5oo p sag"s
BIZ persons legally chGrGedb!e there,oi'h ,oho
cbandon or ne0lect to support any Of them.
In confexrino each jurisdiction the isgisIa-
ture shall procids that rchenever chill ia
committed to an institution ie placed N
d n Ti2s aepo Of or qng .sa &c s
Institution GOVERNED bp persons. or in TIC
SsTsSan S a sd ss ,ae o.
such Jurisdiction such courts may hear and
j,.rv. except those involv,no a jclcny. Ex-
cept as nere'n therwise provided all judi
ca officers shall be elected appointed at
such times and in such manner as the legis-
5 .. Resolved Of the Assembly concur.
That the foregoing amendment be submitted
election to be held in the year. nineteen hun
drcd and twsnty-one; in accordance with the
provisions Of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution vas ss duly pass passed
n majority. # all the Senators elected voting
0' ''''' JERENI2H K sffAF A#Foop,
STATE ogssaS5 q FEM X0sk. '@''''''''
Apr. Is. 1921
The foregoing, resolution, was duly passed.
a majority Of all the members elected 70 tha
Assembly -vating in favor thereof.
BY order Of the Assembly.
o,,cS sTATE "a Tr o. EcS NEw yoEK q srADr ss
have compared Inc preceding copy Of con-
current resolution With he orig nal resou, on
on file in this office. ond do hereby certify
that the same ID correct transcr p. there
from and OF the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and The seal OF
Office OF the secretary cf State. 81
H.. s the city Of AlranY, tk.s ~, d.r
of July in the year one thousand
nine hundred and twen.y-one.
JOHN j. LYONS.
Secretary - State
STX
EXPLANATTON.-Ma in italics is new :
matter in brackets ( is I'D law 70 be omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF The SCI ..LTAN4 or STATE
ALBANY. Judy l. 1921
Pursuant TO the prov.s s.ons Of section two
hundred ninety-five OF the Elect Law notice
is hereby given that the following proposed
amendment TO sectsen e.sh. of article seven Of
the Ccnstitut on Of the State Of Ne.R rk
VIII be submitted to the people for the pur-
pose # voting thereon at the next general
election = be held on the eighth day Of No
,crber. nineteen hundred and twenty-one
JOHN J. LYONS
SecrctG- " Of State.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

EXCLUSIVE NCCOMMODATION.
Elegant suite, with or without bath one
or moro rooms. desired Large loungias
and smoking room; breakfast optional
Rates S75 monthly and up. Phone Mrs
Wallace, Schuyler b762
BEAUTIFUL SUITES OF : or 3 rooms and
bath; hotel service: high ceiiings: out
side light: rates most reasonable. Hotel
Chelsea 222 West 23d St phone Watkins
$500
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

TAX EXEMPT. WONDERFUL. VALUE,
beautiful ak room house with sleeping
porch. lower floor parquet. tile BATH. re-
s;rlcted section New Dorp Garden Colony.
Dongan HRS Gs9>W
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO

coNgyRRgNT %1 BEsoLgTIoX Or TIE SENATE
S9NfsFTsATiSN OF ~ MnMnrEHss Hs'N or 'E'N THE II
Section /. Resolved Gf the Assembly con-
cur That section six, Of article three of the
6. Each member of the legislature shall
receive for his services an annual salary of
lone thousand five hundred! three thonsand
dollars. The members of either house shall
ten miles they shall travel in going 70 and
returning from their place Of meeting. once
Senators, when the senate alone is convened
in extraordinary session. or when serving as
peachments. and such members of the assem-
bly,, not exceeding nine in number as shall
be appointed managers Of an impeachment.
shall receive additional allowance of ten
dollars a day.
r,s Q Resolved Gf the Assembly concur)
to the people at the general election to be
held IN the year nineteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-one in accordance with the provisions Of
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
a majority of all the Senators elected voting
By order Of the Senate.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
N ASSEMBLY.
Apr. 13. 1921.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed
g majority Of all the members elected to the
Assembly voting in favor thereof.
By order of the Assembly,
H. f. MACHOLD.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE ~. ::
have compared the preceding copy of n
current resolution with the original resolution
on file in this office. and do hereby certify
that the same is a correct transcript there
from and of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of
office Of the Secretary OF State. at
the city of Albany, this first day Of
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-onc
JOHN J. LYONS
Secretary OF StGte.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

Sale in Eleventh Avenue
Margaret Hoehn sold to John Keil ?
three story building, with stores, at
GIL Eleventh Avenue, 25.1x75.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
West chester

GREESAcREs-HAK y. Y.
FOR SALE OR RENT
homes, and rooms; choicest
location. NewIy finished. Would consider
trade for ANAL properties In Testchestcr
County II ROSS CLARK
IS Court st.. White Plains \. Y. Tel. 2s1l
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

ELTHEkFORD ~. J.--cottage. six rooms.
bath, so monthly second foor. four rooms,
heat furnished. $50. %sW aphrt tpleut FIVE
roogcs bath. porch, gar electricity. steam.
fso n1vntbiy. Se~ Ave room apartment,
kiasaed porch every appointment. e7e New
eiRht -ro1fr roor porch s75. VAN WINELE
GO, opp. station. RUTHERFORD. ~. J.
EEW HOUSES AT 5000 Up
at E0gota Heights. built Of stucco ana
frarae, stssm. pArppet roors. electricity
plots 4cxfDJ. Michael Bros g. Christian
sen. Hap3ewoo1 and Pn'isada Ayes Tols-
PtDns Hackenssek E8t *.
gJfttsAIOW FIVE ROcMs BATH
Dorch. lnIpts ussrly new. Large plot
Price s7.ss0 Easy tsrms.
VAN WfEkLE CO..
Opposite ttAA.en Rutherford. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
APARTMENT 10 ROOMS.
BACHELORS SEEKING

baths, by private family to 12 months;
$500 per month. SEQ superintendent,
Euclid Hall Broadway and s6th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
APARTMENTS TO LET-FuRN1sHEp
Manhattan

Manhattan
18TH l5S VEST rooms bath, Kitchen
cite, modern. Madison Square 5t47.
Stillwell
73D ST, 1875 WEST NTotel Nobolton)--
Newiy decorated and furnished one. two
three outside rooms bath; elevated. sur
face cars, subway; room. bath, 800 monthly
and up; full hotel service; restaurant.
8lST ST Columbus av.) (Hotel ColoniaN
Newly decorated. furnished. one. two
three outside rooms. bath elevated. surface
cars, subway $50 room. bath full hotel
service, restaurant
ssTH ST t2a45 BROADwAY)-sUrTE
CONSISTING OF LIVING ROOM.
LARGE SUNNY BEDROOM. DINING
ROOM, FOYER AND BATH, MAIDS
ROOM AND KITCHEN, LINEN, GLASS
WARE AND PORCELAIN; REMARKA-
BIY Low RENTAL: SHORT LEASE.
APPLY APARTMENT 81.
ODD ST, AT MADISON AV (Hotel Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished one
two, three outside rooms and bath, buses
surface cars. subway; sac room and bath
up; full hotel service; restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

VERY HANDSOME ana comfortable eight
room apartments quiot. we'll kept house,
r.aot Orange, country air and sunshine,
bat all city conyeniences; ave minutes
walk trolley and Lacknwanna: haif hour
fortiaudt Street quiet. refined. strictly
temperate. middle aged or elderly people
only gan have ono TO three year lease at
siz5, Others please don't apply. Tel.
OWNER, Bowling Green $500; evenings
Saturday afternoons and Sundays. Orange
s2se-M
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
sTArN De NEv YORK

STATE OF NEW NOkk =. .
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE. ~
have compared the preceding copy Of e,n-
current resolution with the original resolution
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

18TH. 158 WEST-2 rooms. bath, Kitchen
ette, modern. Madison Square 5t47.
Stillwell
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

LADY going to Europe desires to rent
beautifully furnished seven-room apart
rnent on West Side. upper Eighties two
baths, refrigerator. electric Ampico Grand
piano; price $3.50 per month for eight
months. Telephone SCHUYLER 1881.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Queens

uNFuKNIsnED APARTMENTS re LE-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
STATE OF NEW YORK.
II ASSEMBLY,.

FtpF IA, I9EI
The foregoing resolution duly passed.
a majority of oil the members elected to the
Assembly votinR IN favor thereof
BY order of the Assembly
II. E. MACHOLD
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
BROADWAY (2S45)
-. 4 & =. = q


Exquisitely furnished 8-room apartment.
baths, servants quarters; big reduction
to tenants taking possession before
Oct. l; linen, silver, we'll equipped kitchen.
Apply Apartment 81.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given. that seal
cd bids will be RECEIVED by the IN
dcrsiSncd. until Noon. March 1Si.
1871. FOR the purchase OF S37 300. 90
worth of bonds OF the LcwiSburg
lndcpcndcni School District, Of
Grccnbricr County, West Virginia.
TO be ISSUED in the sum Of $500. 90
each. payable by said LcwiSburg
Independent School district. with
interest at Sin per cent per annuIn.
to be paid annually. on September
Isl OF each and every year here
after. said bonds beng issued in
series and payable as follows. TO
W.T.: Series 4. l-20 inclusive. pay
"hIc. September 1st. 1926; Series i.
3 inclusive. payable September |
TENDER lst, 1928; Series -. fl in
elusive. September Isl. 1929: Series
j.. II inclusive. September i>l.
1880: Series +. IS. inclusive. Sep
TEMPER Isl. 1881: Series Git in
elusive. September lNi, 1852. Series
u. IL. inclusive. September lst,
1883. Series |. 1T. inclusive. Sep
irmbrr Isl, 1884; Series !, II. III
elusive, September lSi, 1884: Series
X. IL. inclusive. September l>t.
1886: Series l.. fl. inclusive, Sep
tcnbcr Isl. 1887: Series VI. IL IN
elusive. September I, 1923; Series
y fl INCLUSIVE, September Isl,
1899; and Series O 10 inclusive.
September Isl. 1870.
Said bonds are issued pursuant
10 the authority vested in Tive Board
Of Education Of said Lcwisburg
independent District by the JclcC.
ton held by the qualified voters OF
said district OF the 10th day OF
luly, 1920. All necessary steps have
/ been taken and approved by proper
authorities and sale Of bonds auth,
orizcd. The right is reserved To
reject any and all bids.
! FINLEY NJ. ARBUCKLE. Sccy.
2-d-iw LcwiSburg. W. Va
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
PUBLIC SALE.

AZ my home 3 miles northwest
of Cornstalk. will offer for sale at
public auction the following
property on
MARCH /, 1921:
> Pair Draft Horses. (wcight ~
and $4,000 pounds.
Saddle Horse.
] Brood Mare.
! Pair Colts, G. & 3 wear, old this
Spring,
) Cows, (all milking.
Some young cattle one and two
Years old this Spring.
~ Ewes and Buck.
| New Siudcbakcr Wagon,
! Milburn Wagon.
| Surry,
l buggy and Harness,
100 Bushels Corn,
100 Bushels Oats.
% Bushels Wheat.
Pair Wagon Harness,
| cOrndrill,
l Grain Drill.
l Disc Harrow.
No. 40 Oliver Plow.
Spike Tooth Harrow,
> CultivatorS,
, Single Pl0ws,
Hillside plow-Olivcr 81,
Sprcadcrs and Double Trees,
Chains and Grade, ETC..
Moving Machine.
] Hay Rake.
Many other things too numerous
TO mention.
Also Household and Kitchen fur
niturc.
TERMS Of SALE: -Ncgotiabl
Note for eight months. well cndorS-
cd and interest added. payable at
Bank Of Williamsburg or Bank of
Rupert. X. u. FISHER.
+. l.. Wallace, AuciiOnrcr. 2-ll-3yy
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
NOT ICE.

Sealed bids will be received b,
the Board Of Education. Of Falling
Spring District Of Grccnbricr coun-
~, West Virginia. until | O'Clock
p. III. Saturday. March ), 1921, foi
erection III Rcnick. West Virginia.
Of a 3-story brick hiSh-school
building.
4 certified check for three per
Ccnium OF the amount Of The bid
mISt accompany each bid. same to
be returned to each unsuccessful
bidder as soon as contract is let,
and TO the successful bidder as
soon as ne has executed bond for
performance Of his contract. said
check to be payable TO VI i. Hanna.
President Board Of Education Of
Failing Spring Diciriri.
Let bids slate amount for ihC
building complete, and for build
without rlumhjnG and heating.
Plan. and specifications for HE
t'ul'Hing arc on file with NJ. e..
NllCs. Secretary of The Board.
N"IIrh. West Virginia. or with
ijGginb"!ham X Knapp. Architects.
'h.riceiun. West Virginia.
pa hli. are 10 be- addressed 10
Inc Proficient o( The Beard. and ihc
i.r" # reserves thv RIGHT t. ar,vp,
any rr reject 81! BIDS.
l.id' "'"'g Mar. il ), 1921.
NJ. &. MNIiS.
l..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
FLU EPIDEMIC,
THEY SAY EVERYONE IS SUB
JECT TO FLU, AND URGE
PEOPLE TO BE ON THEIR


GUARD.
Flu germs are everywhere, and
,hc health authorities advise plenty
# fresh air in fighting the epidemic
If Your body is able to resist YOU
will not get the disease. You will
fight the germ successfully.
But if YOU have slight cold YOU
are col III fighting trim. Iou will
be unable to resist The germ and YOU
viii SuCcumb.
pepsotonc will relieve that cold.
no matter how severe ii may be. 1,
viii purge the system Of Ill iUipuri.
ties and soon the pure blood will
roui the cold.
These handy tablets have a VA,
of rebuilding the entire system.
They refresh tired nerves and
strengthen weakened tissues. The
23c. package will start you on tn.
way Ia recovery.
Tell your druggist that YOU wani
prompt rrlicf--that you want Pep
So:onc. He has supply and Will
furnish YOU. o.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
,DMMlSSIONER'S NOTICE.

he following accounts arc be-
tore the undersigned commissioner
for settlement:
robert G.. White. Administrator
Of J. -. White, deceased. Settle
men, TO January |. 1921.
!. ". Robinson, committee for
Mrs. Eliza Raymond. Settlement TO
January I. 1921.
Henry McCliniic, committee for
Mic Livcsay. Settlement to Janu-
nrN I, 1921. ,
4. G.. Davis, Admsni stra'or 81
Mrs. Jennie Brook, deceased. Final
SAINT. PRICE.
lS-2w Commissioner oil Accounts.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-17
HAS IT GOT POWER?

There are tremendous forces let loose when an auto owner starts the engine of his bus. An English scien- tiest has made some interesting cal culations in this connection.
 A piston, with a stroke Of five and one-half inches al an engine speed of 400O revolutions a minute for six cyl finders travels 72 miles an hour.
 During a 200-mile trip the piston weighing just under a pound, goes up and down in its cylinder 5S5.000 times
 During such run the radiator dis sipates enough heat to boil tea ket- ties in 45o homes. Each spring moves up and down at least 100000 times during a 200-mile jaunt over average improved roads.
 When a car which, with passengers weighs 1000 pounds. is brought to g stop from 50 miles an hour, the on ergy would lift the largest type ot steam locomotive in existence several inches in the air.
 The generator. during a four-hoUl run of average speed. will put five amperes into the battery at six volt. energy enough to illuminate a trans Atlantic liner for full minute.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-17
New Wireless Fog
 Signals Perfected

WAHINGTON, March 16. - Equip ment of three government lighthouse stations outside New York harbor with a new system of wireless fog signals just perfected by the bureau of stan dards and the lighthouse service. was announced tonight by Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Development of a radio compass by the bureau, he add ed, had made the new system possible
 The signals, Mir. Hoover said, may be picked up bX means Of the new ra- dio compass, which indicates the di- rection from which they are sent. By taking observations on the differen: stations a navigator may determine his exact position without reliance on the old and unsatisfactory method of fog horns.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-17
Attest: A. E. sTELzER. Secretary.
CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
THE BANK OF BISBEE

We, the subscribers. William H BrOphy. President, and C. s. Thomp- son. Secretary, of The Bank of Bis bee, corporation organized and eX- isting under the laws of Arizona, do hereby certify that at the regular an nual meeting of stockholders of said corporation held at the principal of- flee of said corporation at Bisbee. County of Cochise. State of Arizona, on tke 7th day Of March. A. D.. 1921. pursuant to the Articles of Incorpora- tion by Bv-laws of said corporation. and pursuant to notice duly and le- gally given. at which meeting more than 2 majority of all of the issued and outstanding capital stock Of said corporation was present or renrespnt- cd bv proXv towit four hundred sixtv-five He5) shares ont of five hundred (FAO) shares issued and out- eta1din0 the f0llowiuo resolution wae dulv pronosed and qdonted bv the af. firmative vote of all stocl, nrasonf at sqid meetino. tn-wit. four hundred eixt,--five fAf5N shares.
 "DFcNr WE'D. That Article Tbir1 oe fhe A-'icloe nf Tncorno~a.ion n' I, Tl,e ponk of pi7hoe he and tho sar,e ie ba~ohv n---~rdo1 to rear ae fOIIov-e
 'Third. The qmourt of tho can;t"' etock of this corrorati0~ shaU he Two Hundred ThOusand (s2NN NNn n0) nor '1rs 9ivi1e7 into Two Th0uc@nf f9onN) Srr~oe of the ra,. vaIre If One Hundred fs1OO nNl Doila~s ner shore
 And we d0 hereby further certif' that upon tho ad0ntion Cf said resn 1utiOn caid amendment of SaiT Ar iiclas of Incorporation was then ani there declared to have been dull adOpted
 WHEREFORE, and in accordance b herewith, we have signed and attest
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-17
Sonora Officer
 KiNe NirnSolf

MORALES. Ariz.. March 16 - Major Alfred Platt. commander Of the troops at La Colorado. Sonora. and hrothe- of Iuan Plat. treasur- eT of the National railways of Mexico, today killed himself aboard a train northbOund from Guavmas He shot himseh through the head. No reason is known for his act. The body was taken from the train here and 'is being held awaiting orders from his brother in Mexico City.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-17
LEGAL BAT I'll.
 MARKS SLEEPER
 FIRE INQUIRY.

PUEBLO Colo, March 16.-The cor oner's jury Investigating the burning of the- sleeping ear Corona at Roof. Colo. early Tuesday morning conven- cd at Walsenburg at o'clock this afternoon and adjourned at 7:15 to- night until 9 o'clock tomorrow morn ing upon the request of the counsel for the Denver and Rio Grande rail way. T. H. Devine.
 It is stated that the testimony to- day developed largely into legal battle between Devine and w l.. Hartman. attorney for the Pullman company. over the question as to whether a Baker heater, in the front end of the car was fired at Pueblo be- fore the train left Both the Pullman conductor and porter are said to have given testimony to the effect that the heater was cold DeVine stated to d representative of the Chieftain at Wal senburg tonight that he would pro- duce two wjtnesses to the effect that they. the witnesses, fired the heater before the train left.
 From articles surrounding the bod ies, and known to have been possess ed by passengers and from railroad passes in the hands of the train con- ductor. the following persons have been identified beyond reasonable question of doubt:
 Francis :. Speelman, travelling freight agent for the Missouri Pacific railway at Pueblo; Mrs. Winnie B. Comstock of Creede, Colo; A. B. Pack cattleman of La .Jsra, Colo. Speelman and Jack are said to have been rid ing on passes, Jack having come to Pueblo with a car of horses.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-17
Offici Te In Doubt Over Passport Rules

{" WASHINGTON. March 16. - Re- real of wa time leeisiation by the last congress has left the executive depart t-nen-s in doubt as to he staJ- us Of the regulations under which inn .TranjS arc required to have their passports vised by American consular officers overseas
 Officials ol the state, labcr ana justice de~art ments, are conferring 2 and some of those participating eY- pect an executive order b. President Harding 10 keep the regulation in force will result provided legal au: thority for such an order can be found