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The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
ECLIPSE OF MOON
STAGED TOOCCUR
ABOUT MIDNIGHT
For 4 Hours Fair Luna
Will Hide Her Blush
ing Cheeks.

washingtonisns and all inhsbi-
tants of the Western Hemisphere
will be able to view a total eclipse
Of the moon, II they can keep awake
long enough tonight. The earth will
then get into the path of the light
that travels from the sun to the
moon. and for forty-two minutes
that dead satellite will not be able
to borrow illumination from the sun.
The eclipse begins at l1:57 p. m,
Eastern Standard time, when the
moon enters the penumbra or outer
shadow Of the earth. The ordinary
observer will hardly be able TO tell
that the moons light has faded
slightly. As the moon nears the
real inner earth's shadow or umbra
its edge will darken. and at 1903
a. m. the moon will begin to be
gradually swallowed by the shadow
The first portion of the moon to
be eclipsed will be completely hid
den, but as more and more enters
the shadow the part OF the moon
immersed In the shadow may be-
come visible by a reddish coppery
light that is caused by the sun being
refracted through lower parts of the
earthS atmosphere.
The total eclipse will begin at
2:23 a. m. and until sos a. m. the
moon will remain completely COW
cred by the shadow. At 4:2e a. m.
the moon will have crept entirely
out Of the umbra, and at I:3e Il will
even be free from the outer shadow
During the forty-two minutes OF
total eclipse the moon may either
disappear from view so completely
that in its stead there will be an
absolutely empty space devoid OF all
stars, like a hole or tunnel in the
sky. or Il may be easily seen shining
with a beautiful dull copper, color
Just which will happen cannot be
predicted. because Il depends on the
cloudy or clear condition OF the sun
rise and sunset circle of the earth
at the time. Either the suns rays
will not penetrate or they will be
allowed free passage and will h,
bent by refraction and tinted with
sunrise and sunset colors by selec.
tive absorption.
This will be the last total lunar
eclipse visible in the United State,
for six years, according to Prof. W
s. Eichelberger. Of the Naval OBJ,
servetory. who has charge of com.
putting the Nautical Almanic. Tn,
next total eclipse visible at Wash.
inEton will be on June is. 1897.
There will be about twenty such
eclipses In the next fifty years" he
| said in denying published state.
ments that the coming eclipse will
be the last until fifty years hence
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Came Here Fro. Maryland.
FOUR OF FAMILY -
KILLED IN CRASH

TRENTON. N. J.. April 2o.-Fcur
members Of q family Of ave Eere
killed. another fatally injured snc
a relative less seriously hurt whtn
their automobile was struck hy
Pennsylvania Rsilrosd train az oE
Crossing. a few miles from thts
city. today. So
Those killed were Fra ncis p. Ken
nedy. so. Of Hillside. ". J.: his vie
Olga: their daughter. Edna, 2, and
their son, Arnold.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Robert L. Fox and Spouse
In Critical Condition
Following Quarrel.
TAKEN TO THREE r
HOSPITALS FOR AID
2-Year-0ld Child i'm Moth
er's Arms at Time
Escapes Hurt.

Believing he had killed his wife.
trying to escape him. Robert Lafay-
ette Fox. fifty years old. last night
turned the revolver on himself. The
shooting took place at 1895 in an
open lot in the rear Of the home OF
daughter. Mrs. Alton Barrett zzIs
Sixteenth street southeast. where
the couple lived. Mrs. Fox held
their s-year-old child in her arms
at the time Of the shooting.
The injured couple were rushed
to the Casualty Hospital where they
were given first aid treatment. but
owing to there being no available
beds TO care for the patients there,
they were taken to the Washington
Asylum Hospital This institution
was unable to care for them because
Of lack Of operating facilities at
night. Tee patients then were taken
to the Emergency Hospital where
they were operated upon
Both are reported in a critical
condition.
QusrreIed Over Carnival
Fox and his wife were sitting st a
table when. police say. theyqusrreysd
over the wife's attending a csrufr N.
Fox grabbed up a 5:-csIiber -
voIver from a cupboard and sta TED
toward his wife She picke.i, -
their 2-year-old infant and sfxFlcd
running down he yard towand "
street. When sh- reached the lft
police say, Fox shot her in the side
OF the head. but she continued ru1-
ming until she fell-exhausted arr1l
q half a block from her honf
passing auto took her TO the kcf-
pital.
Believing he had killed her rhe
husband shot himself in the rne1th
and fell to the ground. StagEerfrr
tn his feet he again fired thr -
volver. the bullet entering his hcad
The couple had some differen1et
in the early part Of the evanlnF
when the wife said she was gotc< %
the carnival When she retornnd
they renewed their argument anf
the daughter with whom they ifvrt
parted them. Later. after the other
members Of the family had rettrea
Fox and his wife were estin- =
luncheon in the kitchen wheH filf
trouble started again. according q.
the police
Came Here Fro. Maryland
Fox and his family have sstr
making their home with the dauEh-
ter for the past three months. Prirf
to that time he operated a fan. -
Prince Georges Couny. Msryicud.
he has not worked since coming -
Washington.
They are the parents Of Eve chii-
dren. Lillian. with whom they re-
sided; Walter twenty-one yesrSl,ids
Mosley. fifteen; Nellie. thirteenl aud
Hilda- the two-year-old tot who ,wa<
in her mothers arms when she wet
felled by the bullet
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
KANSAS MAYORESS
STARTS fCLEAN-UP
First Comes Soopsuds for
Council Room, She
Says.

THAGER- Kama. kpru &C.
Deing women. Mnyoress Abn1
n. Forest and her feminine Guy
cousrfl have chosen m Their
nrst ofsciaI act 60 give thas
town a Jolly good tubbinE.
The nrst thing we are Eotua
to do % 90 use soap and waeeH
on our town. she says- "The
park s . sight. there 10 dust all
over the city council rooms, anf
the city hall hasn't had . rcul
bath since goodness know
when.-
Mayoress Forrest does ret
know yet whether she will 80
point q womss town marshal -
not. Right now she knows -
woman In Thsyer who 10 huskr
enough for the Job.
sThe men are being extrs
mice 60 Ne right now" she ssl@
1--WE have the city clerk. CO
attorney, city nsrrhsI and 60
ststsnt marshal tobs 20 hsH|
cut and there tsre more sppI~
eants than tobs.-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Zionists Cast Big Vote1r
For VoLiUd and Blue Lar

ZION CITY. Ill. April 2o.-wiIbur
Glenn volivs. head Of the Church Of
Zion and oyerseer of Zion City. Was
stiII monarch OF all he surveys to-
day.
The straight Voliva ticket was
swept into once on q blue law. anti
tobacco. compulsory church attend
ance. long skirts for vomena a.1
Anki-svsaxinG pla4fArR
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
STATE OFFICIALS
CONFER ON POLICY
TOWARD MEXICO
Assurance of Real Intent
To Keep Order Wanted
From 0bregon.l

Two developments in the rela-
tions Of the United States toward
Mexico have come to light in con-
nection with the return to wash
ington of George H. Summerlin.
American charge d'affaires in
Mexico City. Summerlin, summoned
here by the government. is now In
conference with officials of the State
Department.
First, it is learned that President
Obregon, in an official statement
which was forwarded to the State
partment, has opened the way to
any advance which this government
may care to make for the establish
ment of satisfactory American
Mexican relations.
Assurances Needed.
Second. 1t can be stated that there
Is no disposition to accord recog-
nition to the Obregon government
until adequate assurances have been
obtained by the United states that
Mexico will fulfill her international
obligations.
Gen. Obregon In his statement
declared that stable government
had been established in Mexico. that
pacification of the country had been
effected and that the condition OF
the treasury was such that revenue
exceeded the current expenses. He
asserted that the Mexican govern
rneent was prpared TO protect tne
lives and interests of both ma
tionals and foreigners"
From the State Department
point OF view however, his most I'M
portant pledges were:
Questions Over OIL.
THAT Congress already had
begun the consideration Of legisia-
ton which would settle the oil con-
troversy. eliminating conhscatory
features.
2-That Mexico was ready to con-
slider the claims for damages TO for-
eign property during the revolution
and that a special committee would
adjust these claims.
On the basis Of both Summertime
report and the view held at present
by the State Department, 1t Is In
dicated that the Administration does
not feel inclined to recognize Oore-
gon until he has presented more
complete assurances that his pledges
will be carried out. The statement
Of policy leaves the way open for
reply from this government.
Denies Trouble Reports.
President Obregon has denied re-
ports of revolutionary uprisings In
Mexico, in a message to Samuel
Gompers. president Of the American
Federation of Labor.
There are no uprisings in the re-
public" Obregon said. General
Murguia succeeded in crossing the
border with twenty-five men. but
he was routed completely"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
JACK CUDAHY, SON
OF FAMED PACKER,
COMMITS SUICIDE
Millionaire Kills Self Aft.
ter Suffering Nervous
Breakdown.

LOS ANGELES. April 2o.-Drtven
to desperation, II is believed, be-
cause of failure to negotiate a loan
Of $4,000. John P. (Hsndsome Jsck)
Cudahy, son of the famous packer.
committed suicide this morning by
blowing the top of his head on
with a shotgun in his bedroom.
His wife. Edna c. Cudahy. was in
her own dressing-room nearby at
the time. Down stairs were his IL
year-old daughter. Anne. and his
son. Michael.
Mrs. cudahy denied the report
that. there had been an alteration
between her and her husband short
ly before Cudahy took his life.
Story of Wife.
Mrs. Cudahy told detectives. they
claim. that about 1880 a. m. Cudahy
had gone into his bedroom and TAX
en- his Winchester shotgun. which
he used for trap shooting. At ll:45
a. m. she said she heard a shot and
Immediately rushed to her husbands
bedroom. where she found that he
used the gun to end his life.
Early this morning Cudahy re-
ceived a letter from the Southern
Trust Company Of Chicago. stating
We do not want to carry a perma-
nent loan. and unless your sister can
vouch the loan Of $4,000 which you
ask for. we find 1t impossible to
grant your request"
Yesterday, officers learned. Cudahy
received a telegram from his sister.
Clara, I'm Santa Barbara. containing
the following brief statement:
Sorry, but nnd it impossible to
do what you ask
Sanered Depression.
"Cudahy had been suffering from
mental depression. following a nerv-
Gus breakdown, for some time" DR..
v. B. Herbst. neurology specialist,
who had been attending him, said
tonight. I'VE have had to watch
him constantly"
For more than a score Of years
Handsome Jack" Cudahy furnished
copy for the press. He had a domi-
nant personality. which many times
broke from control, and which
brought him many enemies.
In 1899, Jack Cudahy fell In love
with and married Edna Gown,
daughteH of Gen. John c. Gown. of
Omaha. Shortly after his marriage.
Cudahy resumed the spotlight In the
club and society life Of Kansas City.
He purchased a 2,ooo-acre stock
farm In Kansas, and between the
packing company and the farm and
his social pursuits, his family was
more or less neglected
The strained relations between
the couple were not made public
until 1910, when came the attack Of
Cudahy on Jere Lillis. Kansas City
banker.
Barrfcaded at Farm.
Next day, when the sensation
broke in the newspapers. Cudahy
had disappeared. Lillis issued q
statement from the hospital that he
would not prosecute. cudahy was
later found at his Kansas farm
barricaded in the living room.
Mrs. Cudahy. IT was learned, had
been beaten by her husband just
previous to the assault on Lillis.
Within a few months the Cudahys
were divorced. The decree placed
their children in care of Michael
cudahy, the paterpal grandfather
Rut within a year both were frankly
regretting the divorce. And SO In
June. 1912, they were reunited.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
No. 2 for Babe

Babe Rath rang up his second
homerun Of the season yesterday
I'm Boston.
aBambino1 is getting OF to nm
early start this year. His arst
homerun I'm 1870 did not come
unti1 May I.
VIII he pass his mark of s4f
Keep ~ with Babe By reading
the best sport pages In the city
The Warrington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21

oosTIsuED ON FACE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Expects square Deal.

onsFHA1ED o. RAGD HvA
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21

Copyright. ls2l.)
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21

Today will. be found as indi-
Gated below;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
PERS0 N AIS

Nr. p c. kclchcr. manager Of the
Army Goods stores Of this district and
Pueblo. returned sunday from an .,-
tended business and pleasure trip thru
the south.
BENJAMIN E1r,sky. sor Of pr and
Mrs David kictxby. i~aves today for
Denver. where he ~tli take up his
studies In tho Colorado College Of
Dental Surgery. department Of tho
University Of Denver. with tho view OF
becoming a dental surgeon
r l.. Ellis. secretary Of th- Manu-
fscturcrs Rur-au will so to Denver to-
day on hu-inr~s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CITY BRIEFS


FOR reasonable and beautiful mill
linery work. go to Mrs. Theo. c.
Cramer. 71s Grand avenue. Mrs.
Cramcr makes a specially of remodel
ing last years hats into clever tall
styles, and her work is always first
class.
AJAN office open evenings this
week. SOL Santa Fe avenue.
NURSERY AT FAIR-The ladies OF
tho Broadway Christian church will
have nursery in Exhibit Building at
the fair grounds. Let us keep your
kiddfes while YOU enjoy the fair.
WE WERE in the flood, help US to
come back. Patronize St Anthony's
Parish booth at the State Fair.
LUNCH, with stein OF Anheuser-
Busch to wash II down. goes mighty
good these warm days at Mathews &
Aliens. 125 west Fourth street.
r-rIU. AT
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
AH-Steel Safes and Cabinets The
Best. O'Bricn Printing Co.

THE BAKER DENTAL co, for the
past year on the top floor of the Cen
trail block. have moved their Offices
to 3O%-5-6 Central block, where they
have remodeled and completely fur
nished one OF the finest dental offices
in the west. The old rooms formerly
occupied by this firm will be used by
the Commerce club when they are re
modelled and fixed up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

You will soiv. your wash day prob
lens II you call the Pueblo Laundry.
Wet Wash Department Phone l<e
SUSPEND ACTIvITIES-The boys
department of the Y. NJ. c. A, VIII
suspend activities today because of the
fact most of the juniors are expected
to attend the fair The men will not
meet in class Wednesday as tho ma
jority will be at the fair.
DON'T WAIT until the last minute
III you want to vote at tho city cleo
tion. You musS register in person and
you must be registered at the city
clerks office. in the City Auditorium.
Otherwise you cannot vote al tho city
election in November Go to the city
clerks office in the city Auditorium
today and register.
Tou win solve your wash day prob
lens II you call the Pueblo Laundry.
Wet Wash Department Phone lts.
VIRGINIA baked ham. McLaron's
Swiss cheese. fine roast beef. fresh
boiled tongue, with stein OF hnheus-
or-Busch on draught. sold only by
Mathews &; Allen. l25 west Fourth
street. goes mighty good these warm
days.
SPECIAL suitings and Coaungs
sce.7s. MaiJaeys. $40 S. Union avenue.
vILJSG CABINETS FRANKLIN PRESS
THE CHAVEZ z-KJNCAID Jazz or
chcrtrs will leave Pueblo today for
Taos. New Mexico. where they are
billed for two wceks during the yearly
celebration held by the Indians in that
section Of tn, atatN
The MoMinn Funeral Home. New
location at tJ5 Broadway. Phone III.
YOUR body Il siFnalling danger a.
head. Heed that warninG-it may b.
Brishfe disease or Diabetes. Chirc-
prsriic gets results with either. T. G.
Taylor. Chiroprartor. Congress.
ANTHRACITE. Sis. Mark Coal
Co. Phone /. ooe ". Fourth.
PARKING SPACE FOR AUToMo-
BILE in front Of main entrance can
be had for csc car. cars and CON
tent, guarded. Entrnnce corner B-u-
lah and Small also Summit and Bcu-
lab avenuc.-John @. Encbei 4 Co.
Don't ult.s the PantaRe@ vaudeville
a, the Majestic tomorrow.
REMovED-rhc Porter Piur, bling
4 Heating CO. has removed to sos
North Santa =. avenue. Phone 81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
n. A. SMITH for first clas. carpet
cleaning. SCI f. 5th. Phone srw.

NEW cor AND FTREMAN-Ar
appointment; in tho fire department
and an addition to the police force
was made yesterday when W. w.
Holloway. els East Evans avenue was
department. o. A Richards donncd
the police uniform as a new member
Monday morning. He was assigned
for duty at Fourth and Santa &c
avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

If YOU have a last years hat you
want rebuilt into nifty fall style
take il to Mrs. Theo. g. Cramer's
Home Millinery Parlor" us Grand
avenue. Mrs. Cramer is an artistic
milliner and her prices will be found
NcrY reasona bic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

on. T7r- iiehts in tho rooms facing
Main streot viii be turned on and with
the grand array OF lights. the State
Fair visitors can admire Pueblo coun-
Tvs court house after darkness.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

DAINTY LUNCHES with every
thing home cooked at Seiters. Also
Fresh bread. pics. cake-f and tho HneS,
home memadc candies you cv,r tasted
Remember the number-2.l north Main
street
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Settlers famous bakery and con-
fectiouory is again in fun blast at 22l
north Main-positively the cioanest
and most up-to -dato establishment OF
the Kind in southern Colorado. and
nothing better anywhere. Go 10 Seit-
ers for your delicious coffee cake
Parker House rolls. bread. cakes and
cookies OF all kinds. and remember
that Is the place where you get the
dainticst lunches in Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
H1DRo-sroNs HOMES. snon. 81.

HEATERS AND RANGES and oil
heaters. We carry a splendid assort-
ment to choose from-AI.L REASON
ABLY PRICED, and our stove and
range men know their business. Or
der now before cold weather comes.
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE co. 4o2
Y. santa Fe Avenue. Phone 100.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

How about photos for Nmas? Come
in and inspect our new line. Prices
from s. to 81 less than formerly. Elite
Studio Under new Management. Ma
sonic building.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

FURNACF;S-Eo ron want 10 buy a
fLrnacc, or have you one yoI want
fIed7 ". sell good furnaces nd ".
repair eD kinds. THE PUEBLO
HARD WARE CO. t0e y santa Fe
Avenue. Phone 100.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

SOCIAL STAR REBECCA club viii
meet Tuesday. September 81. With
Sister Anna Wharton. .soi wost
Ahriendo. All Rabcccs'- welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

EAT YOUR LUNCH at soiters to-
DAY IN YOU want good onc-cycr-
ything HOME COOKED AND
DAINTY and PRICES RIGHT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

IN, Artistce Ballet Is an ac, that
JUG. came off tn. orpheum Time. one
OF tn. feature acts OF tn. Fsn'aEcs bill
at the Majestic tomorrow. Phone 1870
for r.scrS ations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

COURT HOUSE LIGHTED Up
The court house j. a brilliant place. or
m b. - least when the lights on
N. dome arc pu, IN place and turned
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
PROUD or srupzrSsu-r

PROUD OF STuDZrSsEI-rrio,
of Commissioner Mike studxinski
poin. with pride when they make the
assertion that the present City Com
missioner secured tn, first mill levy
appropriation from the state for tho
financing OF tho fair Tho present
ommissioncr uas a member OF tho
house OF repre- c~cntauvca at tho time
when tho bill came under his charge
for the permanent aid to tn. fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

EAT your lunch at the First Metho-
dist church booth when at the State
Fair. Splendid mcals-clcsn aud
well cooked. will be served at reason
able prices.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Five cents per roll for kodak de-
veiopinE. All work guaranteed. Place
work in box at entrance to Masonic
building. Elite Studio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

THE U. S. VETERANS BUREAU.
including the Vocational Training
Board. Insurance Compensation Boar
and the Medical Board. will close Wed
ncsday afternoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

HoMPIKT FLOWERS FOR
LOYAL PUFBLoANs. Tho Pueblo
Floral Co. 523 n. Main St
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

REGISTER at the city clerks offic
in the City Auditorium today II yo
want to vote at the city election in No
vembcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

EVERYTHING to eat and drink. St
Anthony's Parish booth at State Fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

WE WE'RE IN the food. help u. TO
como back. Patronize st Anthony =
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

JUDGE GOES TO oRDwAY-Judse
Samuel D. Trimhl> OF the district
court left yesterday for the purpose OF
opening tho September term OF court
at ordwav. He win return here the
latter part of the wrck-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

A Gay Little homo with - people
will headline the Psntages bill At the
Majestic tomorrow. Phone 1870 for
rcscrvatio
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

DR. n :. STFWART
Chlropractic Health Service
/, to II. to 6. :3s-ss Central Block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

CALL the McEihincy Tie and Mar
bic conpny. Phone 80 for estimate
on rnantlo,. bathroom tilins. officc
buildings. or store fronts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
YEACER

Srodh ead-Tho One Furnace
Coal. 1900 heat units. 5 per cent ash
Canon Maitland SigEernead
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Don't mise the Pantaees vaudev f1ic
at the Majestic tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
MEET THE PICKLE KING A
THE COUNTY BUILDING.
SAVE IT WITH ICE.

EARLY CELERRAToRS-Tw of
the early celehrators At the state fair
We're brought to the police station to-
day when Ranger Rorroughs arrested
Josephine IGuierre and Louis Calibuillo
for drinking too freely from the foun-
tain of now unlawful thru prohibi-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
TOO LATE TO- CLASSIFY

FOR REST-s modern rooms. well
furnished. to reliable party. Phone
$50.
1921 model Ford roadster. ritr ~1-
vrrEs body -Four rev tires and 'uhcr
Perfect mechanical condition. Price
~. Fifth and Court streets. Phone
3Hi.
DODGE 1918 model cord tire. Good
mechanical condition. 's's Call Powell.
lies ".
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

REMovED-rhc Porter Plum binK
Heating Co. has removed to .os
North Santa Fs avenue. Phone 81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

WHEN at the State Fair you will
get a big appetite on you. Hike over
TO the First Methodist hall and get
really good lunch, all sanitary and
clean. Chairs and tables convenient
for all. Same popular prices as down
town. Not only finest lunch goods, but
Il EGLAR DINNER served every day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
HoMP1kr. freshest. rarest. faire1

EVERYTHING to eat and drink, St
Parish booth at State Fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

CATCHES ALLEG ED ROBBER-
Erwin Fox. negro alleged to have
held up and robbed gang of Mexi-
cans employed as section hands at
Beaver Creek last week was arrested
yesterday at the Union Depot by
Special Officer Nobert link of the D.
& r. G. w. railroad. Harry Young
said to have been an accomplice es-
capped and is still at large. Fox will
be returned to the Fremont county
authorities at Canon City.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

You will solve your wash day prob
Icms II you call the Pueblo Laundry.
Wet Wash Department Phone 1<e.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

FINE LUNCHES served at Setter.
bakery and confectionery. gel nortt
Main street Eat your lunch there toda.
noon and get the best at a reasonable
price.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

PARKING SPACE FOR AUToMo-
BILE In front Of main entrance can
be had for csc n car. csrr and CON
tent, guarded. Entrance corner B-u-
lah and Small also SUNNI, and Bcu-
lab ayenuc.-John q. Encbel 4 Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-28

STATE OF COLORADO. SIS
County Of Gunnison.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.