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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-06-18

TWENTY Chesterfelds for twenty
L cents--some swapl Your good
money never brought better value.
Choicest tebacees (Turkisk and Dos
msstic) 90 blended that YOU get every
last bit of their flavor, And Chester
fields do what no other cigarette can
do for you-''Fhey Satisfy
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
c. c. Glee Club Is
Enthusiastically Received

4 large audience enjoyed the enter
tslnrncnt given By the Mems Giee club
Of Colorado college last evening at
Centennial auditorium The Giec club
vas brought here under tho auspices
Of tho senior class Of Centennial tho
proceeds from the ticket sales above
expense 10 be placed In the class me
mortal fund.
Tho promise Of an enjoyable eve
nlug'a entertainment made by the
jealous ticket sellers. Was fulfilled sew
erai times over. II the comments Of the
crowd. as they passed out Of the hall
may be used as a standard
Tho entertainment opened with a
song by tho Gice club, which Was fol-
lowed by tenor solo by Tom Brown.
Following this there appeared the
quartet. which shared the honors with
tho musical trio. kief. johnson and
I>aydon. when II came 20 the Bcnsation
or tho evening. Following tho quartet
there came several pleasing selections
given by tho entire Gioe club, which
were followed by several Of the latest
hits IN dance music, played by the
musical trio. two OF the young men,
George Eicf and Eugene Johnson. be-
ing Pueblo boys.
Several humorous readings were de-
livorcd thruout tho evening, every ono
making u great hit with the audience.
Tho evenings entertainment clogcd
with several college songs. including
Colorado colleges Black and Gold
George Kicf. who holds Inc position
or yoli leader for tho college. topped
on tho evening by leading several OF
the college yclls.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
SENATE ASKS CLOTURE
ON TARIFF BILL

Washington. >. r.. Jan si--f,>nste
JiapGBilrau leaders ~ acsorGanes win
iHsir pfSaf4m fDr pf0'e1Yra Win pr
fDrGH.y "mefRsHcy iaFiff bin HonGag
sak.n Unanimous 'pnssnf for "a VSfs
f"DrYs ~ ~. AHd m gbj.stiDH, present
~ thsfr DsutiDH fDr Tlgfyr' Dr iinits-
fica of GsDats
SsuHt1r Ponsr.Hs Democrat - CtiiO.
'Hlf'tsG - fh' pfDgD=al fDr gotf
gebfgAFy ~, Hff'F dou1unclHE fHe biil
Fs "t4SlHE BbpGt 'H'rguriHH mat Hp'H
~ 10. breakfast Table NJ mo working
fuHu"
1i' siotuf" rsu'i0u presented by
rsnaiSr rsnrDts. tr charge ~ tba blli
1cra names II s4 Republicans Hhd viii
be- Vot.d IN g. : 1CiGfk W'dn~sdHg
n requires tN1a thirds vote fgr
adoption hnG iis d'feit uhH c1uo"1nd
~ bpth UspUblirauH ana Democrats.
In presenting m 'iDfurs plan. FEN
stor P'nrDsH. -Hld h. HId exhausted
.ysfy reasonable 'r1ft ~ g'i an nHf"n
m.rt for voting, F"HhforH cfunD"r
Of North DhkSili nud EofAh Df idaho.
tI-pubiieHnH. rerysd uOtlc" that IN the
event pf defeat thTy would attempt ~
bDi1 tho hlii bsfof" th, senate and
nab- every effort ~ ~ n VOTE. This
motto. vAA regarded as uksiy 10 change
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
RMPLY?! WELL, ,DON'TBE
People Notice II. Drive Them
OF with DR.. Edwards'
Olive Tablets

AJhmply faor will not enbarrasa you
yn'Sh longer n you gel - package of
Df. Eliwsrdh' Olive Tablets The akin
slsriId hrgin 10 clear aitrt you have
taken thu tablets few nights
Clenner the blnsd. bowels and liver
With Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
sNrsfAiui s,,iniilii,r fot oalom.l. there.
NJ tICknrea W pain after taking lhem.
Dr. Liwpfds' Olive Tablets do that
wbeh csIomrl do~s. and Just - erec.
tivejy. hut their action Is genilc and
sAl~ instrad ol .ryrfe and Irritating.
No GN who takes Olive Tablets Is
sveT cursed with dark brown tlsic.'
~ bad breath. a dull. hstlessa. mo gO,,I'
feeling. constipation. torpid liver. bad
diHssaiion or ptmply face
OLIVE Tablets are purely vegetable
<rsnIsrind mifed with olive oil you will
knOw them by their olive color.
h. Edwards spent yeara among pa.
ti~nts afflicted with liver and bowel
srsnpiainta. anti Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result Take one or
two nightly fof u week s<e how much
better you feel and look. loe and JOG.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

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Real Estate Transfers

Tho week started Off we'll in real
estate transfers, aA the following deeds
nlcd with tho county clerk yesterday
viii show:
Tho Suburban Land and Investment
company to Ninconzo and Antonina
Mulc: wcst 10 acres, lot .. block Il.
st Charles Mesa. 81, 900.
Sam Parlapiano. administrator. to
Vinccnza and Autonina Mule: west 10
acres lot 3, block 56 st. Charles Mesa,
81 00O.
Woodrow Wilson, president, to Perry
stud ybakrr, 800 acre p in section 8.
twp. a. range g., L. $. patent.
sam parlapiano. admnistrato tor, to
Cologra Musso; lots ., .. 4. block 1,
Ninolaud. 1900.
Sam Parlnpiano administrator, 10
Domcnico Ginrdunr; east 10 ncrcT lot
l. block 20. st. charles Mesa. s.. 900
D. r. Mitchell 10 Harry $. and Dora
q. Iinncy; lots S2 and 30, block ,,
Lakeside Place. 81.
Bo2o tIarmnnovich 10 Math and
Amy Hlavak. 1915 ncro3 section 90
twp. %. range So. s5.150.
Harvey II. Knight TO Georgia e.
Stratton: parcel Of land in lots II 10
70. inclusive. block 1876, South Pueblo
- 500.
Charles Harris TO George A. Thatck-
or. tract in section ., twp. %. range
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
JANUARY ARRESTS
EXCEED LAST YEAR

The -19rth Il lamar. iszis p-rTs1
~, p. a gs-s ore for Pueblo r,osioe-
Two hundred sra f9-tT-e3ght arrests
were ulaoo the pa; ninth. While dur
l.g the sane month IN lSs5 only ~
priEoners ~ere ;asbe1 a. the iocal po-
iics Etztipr-
Xost or the srrs-r during the isl-t
r,orfh we're caxes n drErsonrf7e
yEFliIs chargez of gaErau~g and iusesfi-
gaflou rank u>Jt- conttsrnp-oraLry Win
'Fs u-rrziCnt crime wave murders
a.1 ,hofta. the Pueblo police apDrc-
HrrdsI rno-u ALLEGED rob5srE during
ths past month than during the z2rnc
terfod for scrle ycarr.
fArt night ~ 10 o'ciDcs. the rgrnb be-
n arrests fpr January uEu Dcrrd onif
20. but C,flcer Cariron brought t1f
number tWo hiRhrr by bringing 20 nc
police station tho men charged win
or7Iugeunafss
Sight captain Jack Sinclair Ftaf"fl
last irfIt thst ho did not expect ~"
number ~ arrests 70 run ar hiEn ~
during the past for the remaining
months Of fhfr ycar-
Satlou-YiSs dearth ~ cnpioyrntri
T. given ~ the cause AZ ihc large mum
b@r Of "roatrTs and vt0rauts- NJ
employment. especially ~ young men,
b. conducive m more crime. m these
days n prohibition, than any other
evil j. b. said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
A new PLAN FOR
SUFFRAGE PROTECTION

BhreysDSrt. IL, Jar. Ii-yorrner
gDyernor p'iezEant o, shrrYeport. an
= pDDintas al CDyornDr T'a-ksr 80 tae
foffhlouiuz STATE corisiltgconai cDf-
ssrfiDn n<s .rDposlc a nogfi plan for
lr-grins suffrage protection With
s,Jafart'. % white supremacy without
limitations beng directly Epc.ifisd a.
~ race. cyior ar fsJ.
Nj Tl.aEant EalG 'o1zy the prorcs-
81 iaV NoHiS prOyifn f1T an adBcz-
flonsi tsst "iu The larFrr or UnlycrEs4
- pacity. far liunltabls intellectual ay-
rans.,r sghleh "is hsrsiisbie. and
tho right ~ reflect ~ ~ the polls
snDgi1 h. iuall,nabis j. would Dar
frDtn ihe electorate that group Of the
W1rlf'H Inhabitants coming from tns
NORTH ~ inn twentieth ceErre Of Sorth
Lsfltyds." 1hlch the former gOycrror
states a. credited With none ~ the
civilization of the word" Under this
plan N. riestoratr would be denied 70
= whole gongrap phlcal claEH on account
~ ita Intellectual llnltatiOnE' and
would b. confined ~ psTsons whose
ancoators deyrigpod the civilization he
.sHs.ytsI I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
LABOR union HEADS SEEK
CAREFUL VERFlCATION OF THE
Rail EXECUTIVES STATEMENTS
Claim That the Transportation System Is Absolusel,
Co1trolIed b. Ne@ Yo1k Bankers, Centerng In
The House Of Morgan

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

plans for u yirg aside the bin In ~.
event NJ eirtBf@ ~ was Eaio that In
hi'hb NJ side tracking the b.fi foffns -
w. N probably would be- laid asid.
t'uDrrstFliy frpfn day ~ GAy 20 gigc
eDnFid"ration N APPROXIMATION billie
fflvHte predictions Wefo general
hDu"s'f. that there was little proupcet
II enactment
SanstDf glmnona NJ North Carolina.
rrnlOr Democrat ~ III. finance cDu d.
mlii'os announced hlr support ~ tho
prDbprhl ~ vOis Fab 11 Ard HsnAtDr
Underwood ~ Alabama minority lead
r. or"ref M objection Tho latter.
hOnrYeT denounced vigorously the nro-
pDzhi far ciOiufe. declaring ~ con-
tsmpihtsd "ghgginR and thrOtiiinZ the
senate
~ is the nrnt time" said Hr. I'm
ship hns fnoed The country with the
not for revenue. but 20 establish an
embargo IN time of pennr"
Tho sugar tariff F"nntor Underwood
HHHnrtod. would cost consumer about
:fC1. nm mn ami would incrrAa" frinii
prices ~ ~ ar ~ rrntH "a pound.
Duties on YoDi which Hero oonHid-
.rad Monday by tho house wavr and
uehuH committee framing permanent
tariff legislation. HlEO caused o. lively
senate iii
SENATOR Borah sald q WAS n "nys-
tery' how n could help voolErpver-
whom two goarH' nudply nf wool now
are pn hand
si-nhtor Gmoot Republican of Utah
how'y'r contonded that pHHsnR" would
raise ~" pric" Of raw WOOL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
Increases Capital Stock

The Arkansar Valley HALLWAY. Light
and Power company yesterday hled
In the offlca Of 10" Pueblo county
cierk amended artlrlos 0f incorpora-
ton which provide for Increasing tho
capital stock and also tho number "f
directors.
Tho document is signed b. Arthur 3.
yIuGy. president. and Herbert List.
secretary.
II h provided that the capital stock
shall he increased from the sum OF
SO OOJ,1r1 to 'i2.gJ0 oOH. which will bo
isO 0DJ rhnres uf Jib5 each. or pre-
forod stock there are to bc +0Ho
phsros. and of second preferred stock
n 900 shares. Tho other $500 nhhroH
a re- to be common stock.
Tho number NJ tho board OF d.
rcctors ls incrnaaCd TO Hcyon.
a German scientist has Invented
romo "food-Ea wing pills. which hc
guarantees viii render food uuncceH-
fary during the winter months.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
CONDUCTED A VERY
SUCCESSFUL SALE

Dz-- Ro-h a-c F-zrk Seiso1. Q, r.
Central Ezles Co-. ies-s-Ie-l Csutsl
Biocx. Ezre 51si retgrnet from I-aton.
=. u. whore they Pui O. ard have
ree1 conducting fo- the pass Two or
three 1Tsekr, tho mast Eucceszful rrle--
rhzntiEing Ezls ever heid In sorthe-n
Se-z Gczi>o. EeEETB Roth and Nelson
are live Ei-es and sure know their
bus hess. They make = EpecaltT OF
putting on clo@luE out and Epc-cizl
EaIezs of all Kinds and buy and eel
~ frer-hz-dLse Efocss Anywhere They
u1E hzys txo big Eaic1 under oo-stf-
Grafton IN tao Of the Arsansas Val
lcy~s thriving towns. and are cor
rrzpondinE with other people who arc
rgrte nrLatlns Eales-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
DEATH LIST 13 IN
HOBOKEN FIRE

Iioboken, a. j.. Jan ai.--'fho death
Iat resulting from the nre which de
rtroyod tho lfotal Colonial hero today
toialiad 10, pcyon women and HiR men.
Tho thirteenth victim. MlnH Blanche
itnhisr p of JrfHry tiiy died today
lH a. hospital. Two mou. badly burned,
arc in n very rrriouH condition,
ilrr department uficinlH ninrl"1 an
Inquiry today to dut"rrnino ~" chnha
uf tho nrr while tho police department
iHyoHtigtl"d tho manner In which tho
hotel wuH conducted. Charges OF f1rn
chicf Dildty thnt whisky bottles were
found iu auino OF tho roomh caused the
second Inquiry.
Tho bodies OF nvc Of Tho victims,
ihfor women ma Two men, remained
uulicutlnHd this morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
Keep Your Blood Pure
Nature Will Do the Rest

Did you know that ninety per cent
of all human ailments depend upon
the condition OF your blood?
Nature gives her warnings in va
rioua unmistakablc ways, so that
when the appetite fails. and you
become weak and listless and gen
oral run down condition seems to
take possession of tho whole body
1t is. an unfailinE sign that impure
ties will steadily accumulate until
your general health will be serious
~ affected. You should recognize tho
Importance, therefore, OF very
promptly cleansing out tho System,
aud keeping the blood supply pure
and robust.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

For this purpose. no remedy can
equal S. ;. $. the fine old blood
purifier that has been in constant
uso for moro than nifty years. &c
ing mado from tho roots and herbs
of tho forests, it is purely vegetable.
and contains no mineral substances.
Got bottle of s s s at your
drug store today. and note how
promptly IL builds up the appetite
and gives now strength and vitality
Write for, free literature and mcdi-
cal advice to chief Medical Adviser
$50 swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Throats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group. or worse. And
ihen's when you're glad you have
Jar OF Mustcrolc at hand to give
prompt. sure relief. 1t does not bliste.-
AS first aid and a certain remedy.
hustcroIc is excellent. Thousands OF
mothers know it You should keep
lar in the house. ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults. too. Re.
jicves sore throat. bronchitis, tons'liti3.
Group. stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia
headache, congestion, plcurisy. rhcu,
matism. lumbago. pains and aches OF
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilbIaina, frosted icet and colds OF the
chest III often prevents pncumonia).
35c & 65c jars; hospital size $500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Sometimes it viii be necessary TO
work os; temporary plan" say. Mr..
Frank BaAekes, vice president Amer
can Steel and Wire company, which
can Be modified ard changed from
year to year until permanent plan eln
be established.
"Thes- yearly map, can b, used -
ledgers If made of sufficient sire 50
that cost. and yields and income can
be recorded and compared from year
TO year on each field.
ut may prove that hi. fsrmsteai
1.-THE house and the barn and garden
is IN very poor location, and it may
take nerve for him to move them: but
all that should be taken into considcra-
tion Is saving steps and allowing
greater amount Of work to DC accom-.
pished with less labor. which is after
all the most important thing"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
t,,..isn., crvp ,apro,.n.s. s.r-.e.l


wEILPLANNED farm is
a source of satisfaction. Every
L n man ought to max. detail plot
OF his entire farm and plan his fence
20 that small fields can be made into
larger ones and large fields divided
both for begging of and separating 70
tation crops. A map makes it easy to
record the yield from the variou. fields,
and If rotation map is made each
year, by referring to them each season
any wise farmer can plan a rotation
which will be sure to make money for
him and build up his land.
The working out of map of this
kind help, the farmer TO zee and cor.
rect the weak spots in his plans for crop
ping, and when well done, leads to
more uniform production and NOR.
satisfactory volume Of business.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
Is a Grandad Now

+ -. H0ntgOpf ~. assistant head
rfGre so-Dcr lu the steel Dorka store
house. "a veteran onploye In tn. plant.
MS wearing an unusual broad grin
ycstorday. and dcpOriing himself with
sutooratlc importance, inquiry re-
yeaIcd tho fact that alt this was cauh-
81 by tho fact that \. -. has assumed
the dignity Of q grandnb. a bpy hny-
Ing yorterdav bocn born 10 his dhush-
trr, Mrr Carl LEROY Hrmch.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
Cats and Dogs at Peace

There iE one place near Philadelphia
v'hsrG cats and dogs dwell together In
peace n ~ q ccuIrtrry devoted to dc
ceased pete. n ~ nt F'ranclHyilie and
contains many handsome tOmbHtoncr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

&c. and in section {. twp. a. range es,
$500.
II. ChiarlSliono TO Louis Rincau: lots
! =. .. block IL. Nattice & Gibson's ad-
diton, $500.
Ethel @. Nilstcsd to Carl p. Baird
southeasterly 10 feet lot IS, block 1e5.
South Pueblo, 5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01
THREE F|REMEN KILLED AND 18
INJURED BY FALLING WALLS


oasy njsea vail n The building at - aehe ooappe4
Dfzy TvD of the 10
= The slJpf<D
n hurried a
blazing debris ihey rlsa into The rssa and
b'opght pIt the living and tho dead
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Charles ;. Hiuchman's executors and
trustees. 10 Louis Bchm: suudry lots
IN East Pueblo and South Pueblo, s.
500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-01

Tho record yield Of bono taken from
one whale was S,1i0 pounds. This oc-
Cured In lSs2.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-13
Cotton Staples

READ THESE ITEMS CARE
FULLY. Following is a list of
items that are priced at rock
bottom and may not be as
cheap again.
SO inch Sea Island Sheeting a
heavy quality at lie a yard.
So inch hill" the finest brand
of soft muslin manufactured.
Sold recently for ACC a yard,
now .1Sc a yard.
Fine quality soft muslin bleached
and finished lie yard.
Plymouth Cambria carefully
made and finished for ladies
and infants wear for Zoe yd.
SO inch bleached muslin Use yd.
q inch Outing. light shades Use
a yard.
SO inch Outing. light shades. .27c
yard.
Utility Dress Ginghams, pretty
new plaids .21c a yard.
Brown. blue and green Apron
check. Amoskeag make .18c a
yard.
q inch Dress ginghams lie a I'd.
English Long Cloth at .24c a yd.
Hickory and Atlantic plaids and
stripes at lee yard.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-13
l A l.

money; bat January is the
8ty by the amount of money
of it, you will agree that the
e is by the pleasurers and
kdfed dollars a month and
commodities and pleasures
IAN who earns seventy-five
and ten dollars worth of
j your money that counts.
RNee, and raises the family.
e husband by the wise way
Important month to many
of the whole year to GET
of all the years we have
EN- a time when it paid SO
Rys this year.
better than you expected.
Sped we went to the market
&ge. This sale realizes for you
Se waited aud looked forward
3Y-TO-WEAR, DRY-GOODS.
lie will be of goods we owned
4 i'm many instances below
d for cash from the manu-
bWer than, actual production.
particulars visit the store
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-13
Household
DOTneStfcs

Here is your opportunity replen-
ish your needs at the very low
est prices.
Pepperell Wide Sheetings
Brown "a II inch SIC a yd.
Brown "a 81 inch SIC a yd.
Brown 10-4 80 inch sc a yd.
Bleached Sd 72 in. SIC a yd.
. Bleached 81 81 in. &c a yd.
Bleached 1914 80 in. SIC a yd.
Pepperell Ready Made Sheets
$3.50 $1.S9 each.
Turkish bath towels 20-40 heavy
quality. soft finish .33c each.
HUGH towels 1885 Acc each.
Satin striped bed spreads S5.95
values $3.8S. !.
/ lot bed spreads full size sass
/ lot Woolnap Blankets, full size
double, $4.1S.
The well known make of MAR
TEX" Bath Towels at reduced
prices.
Blue Denim at .39c a yard.
Striped Mattress Ticking at .23c
yard.
A. c. A. fine feather ticking at
.42c a yard.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-13
Silk and Wool
Dress Goods
All less than Mill Prices

Lot of 40 inch Crepe de Chine. at
$1.45 a yard.
40 inch Crepe de Chine shirtings
sold for 1925 a ward. Sale
price $2.H a yard.
Pelgram and Meyers Calcium
Crepe, a pretty Spring fabric
for making skirts, sold for $3.50
yard. Sale price $3.50
Silk and Wool Poplins, all colors.
$3.50 values, CSC a yard.
Belongs Wash Satins (guaran-
teed) SIT a yard.
Ratine in rose, pink and blue
at $1.29 a yard.
Large lowered Kimona, Silk
sold for $2.95 a yard, Sale price
$1.9S a yard.
Silk and Cotton Powered Crepes,
beautiful dress fabric sold up
to SITS. During this sale .59c
a yard.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-13
CONTINUES UNTIL MONDAY JAN. 81

Lot of whipcord plaid skirtings
.79c a, yard.
Powered Voiles 80 inches wide
at sec yard.
Sd inch Wool Jersey, sold for
1925 yard. Sale price S1.45
ayard.
Wool Plaids skirting materials
STAT yard.
Cotton Plaids skirtins materials
sec yard.
81 inch all Wool Broadcloth
black and purple only. sold re-
gular,S4.5Oa yard. Sale price
s2.ss a yard.
White Cotton Crepe, was .49c a
yard. Special lee
Cotton Crepe. pink. tan and
Powered, Csc value. sec yd.