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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03


every, kind OF vessel ana scoopcd az
the liquor. Into the streets wcr.
thrown cases OF nnc bottled whlsk s.
They STRUCK the cobhlcs,oncs and
shattered into a thousand pieces.
John u. Snyder. am attuche OF the
state Library. was nine years old at
the time and remembers wildly th"
sccncs that wcr. enacted when Rich-
mond went through her period OF
travail aud destruction lie recalls
that members of his family told him
at the time tina, men dag in the
CUTTERS where the whisky was low
ing aud Tapped II mp until. surfcltcd.
they could drink no more
piIlnxc aud Destroy.
Then. like. animals. they gathered
IN packs ANA hunted in front OF tn.
flames. pillaginS and destroying and
approprIat.ug whatever they liked
Mobs broke INTO the stores auh
emerged with all they could carry
only to drop this when more tempt
ing goods were seen. The streets
wcrc piled high with articles OF all
tempting to rcscu. from the lire.
.NIpNE ibt SiittIS s'HIt lb'lcn DAT
rcls OF nour and h"gsheads OF tobacco
and molnsses. Many used wheelbUr-
rows to carry away all they could
seize IL Is related that others even
employed WAGONS TO haul Away good
al every description from the stores
ana in the majority Of cases the good.
wcr" not their own. Property own
,rs. stunned by the chaos stood ahour
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AMERICANS, AUSTRALIANS
KNOW LITTLE OF THE OTHER

MELBOTRNF. April 8 Americans
know as much about Australians as
ihcy know about the people Of Mars.
while Australians know as much
about Americans as they know about
The canuibals AZ the head OF the Ely
river in N,w Guinea This il the
belief oI Lowell Thomas. the Nmcri-
can war CORES pomdcnt. expressed re-
Gently before the british Empire
f.caCu. here.
Thc differences Of opinion existing
h.twecn Americans and Austria ms.
Nr. Thomas said, is due 20 III" lack
Of acquaintance. The only way IN
| which the mutual ignorance could II"
dispcilca il by the exchange oi VISITS
between the peoples OF the two coun
| tries Australians should sciZ" the
J opportunity TO visit America during
| their itirncyS To Great Britain.
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WONDERFUL WHARTON
MANSION WAS THE
HOME OF SMuGGlER

heE.c'tiu' % MS "pp."f""''' >" '"''
VAS often untidy
Wharton was , tvrant on h.s plan
,,,t,, nj. .t,in, o,U.l pbil,del
49,
PIMA. an" ne Was "'''h mere 20
ccivc his cargocS. y story ~ 'oth
tlnI - ti-u, of .cfI., f,.nn lnr Yves:
.,,I npn., a.,-
'"'.'-4 " - ~
i'"h iAe - was ma 'Hr ]. So
l., whom :hc n.si ba@ Ma = 'Ec'. of
ii.d tin. rr,...:s. Of N. ba. 81 the
a.; h,,
ohSH' ~ 'hs P'''' "
itoh. "I"' sasSt"' H"''"'. VAS ono
Of tn. bidders. Touched ly 81. se.m-
,,,.,t, "a. ola m.r IN. sn,,
"'"'"'' "''""'" "'"' .''' ''' "
Il very .u;di SUM IL w. ji''l'
surprise to learn through - uucs..,u
of in. ,,.,.,,nn.., ma, ,b.. ,,Ir,.h,s,r
WAS '"hh marion Oh N''""''t'
who viii take the who'll. cargo.
bird :. Rcfu.r.. U,v,rt.
,,.,,,., .;., ~. Hmm,
Y" ""'N o' ''' w -" ne ''''-"' 90
t!c during both the Revolutionary And
the war Of 1917 I; - SAID that he
r,L 10 low. ,ccnm,r ANA di,d 4,
refugee, IN ih'!ihe!phia'
y very unprctcntious stone IN tic
family huryInE ground states that he
dicd IN 1915.
l,rr, cnn. az l,iona ~, IN. nnor
Of ono ~ w. sc,onI-s;nrv .nnnns n:,.
r,.sis,,L ,hn ,y.,r OF vr,rs ,rI ihc
,.,...,. -, - So,
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FORM COMMUNIST PARTY
OF AUSTRALIA, is REPOR

SYDNEY. 3.--Formation OF n Com
munist party Of Australia has bee
announced by J. S. Garden. sccretar.
OF the Trades Labor Council. Anon,
thc organizations represented are III
Socialist Labor party, the Australia
Socialist party and the Intcrnationa
Industrial Workers--all being re
pudlatcd Clements Of the Australia
labor movement.
One of the objects of the new party
dis"pir"TcI by tho recognized ia.o
unions of tile Commouwca is I
take active part, and wherever pos
sible. a leading part In the cuntrol o
unions, i'll order to work for tn
cvarthrnw of tho present systam.
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helpless aud made little resistance a.,
they saw their fortunes stolen or de.
Eourcd 10y tie IRE Womtn AK wei!
as men took part the looting. and
even children were pressed iu,. ser
Vice TO take away armtuIs OF silks
and merchandise.
Plumber IhruuEhouut Night.
NJ. through the night tn. WHISKY
nowed through The CUTTERS auh th.
rIundcring went on undated last
at day1rouk 4 terrific explosion shook
the foundations of the clty II was
the explosion OF Tie ammunition
magazine 80 ,hc north OF the city
near III present site OF the Clry
Home Many were Killed The gas
mains w"rc wrecked and the only
light Was that FURNISHED by candles
and tn. couiiagrntion in the busincss
section. This served TO Increase the
panic that already rciBucd la every
section.
Following closely In the wake OF
the explosion OF the magazine came
other explosions when tine Confcd
crat" guUhpats anchored in the river
opposite the present site Of the Rich
r'ond cedar Works we're blown up 10
prevent them ialiir~ Into the hands
o: the ncmy. The ..ayy- farh, near
this same site. was Destroy At tho
same time, along Win the Confei
crate urmOry and arsenal
III o'clock MpUday morning the
last or the Contcdcrat. troops crossed
Mayp's Bridge and the Danvii!c rail-
road bridge and both bridgcs were
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Implicitly and AN Ia authority VI,
der hiw' AMI thar, up to this day S.,
!ooH ~ EUsIaud for Al! our npof
aud fear to praise almost u rctc-
one OF nntlV. growth. unt.l some hirF
ling English az Scutrh reviewer ha
stamped IL With the Seal OF his ar
probation 4
Imported From, England.
A. the time when iho elder NJ
Byrd hunt his palace a. Westnv's
no, only n mans opln.oms, but I'll
brIuks and stone uah wood Work q
imported from England 90 tThis
auou, Tic eu,ljrst statement "f IL
myth that tic bricks OF AmericI
houses were brouEh, from England.s
aud n the coion!sts had not rosist,}
The usurpatlOns OF the English arEt
tocracy. We Mlsht at this lime han
sent our cotton and wool, orr icatE't
and FUR. as Well. as our thoughts.
that country. 10 Ne worked over II
fore wa were permitted TO use ,hci{
There was more costly rnaSu!acen'
In and about The house a. WcstUwt
rliau had seen anywhere in OIL
country. but all had become dlIap!,|
.tcd. and vas under the r"pair!n]
hand of the prrsnnt pOsSessor- TIL
wall which surrDGrdeG ihc house wtI
catered through gates OF LOFTY ire
rail work the brick pillars Wet
commented with c@sios. globes, vase
and other wcH-cxccut"d sculpture
all brough, froli home. The house
largo and heavy, with spacious ha
and staircase The rooms nigh an
wa.nscotcd from the noOrs TO u
| highly decorated ceilings Al! ~
scuiptUrcd work. and. in fact. ever
| other part. II well wrought, was. :
that time necessarily imported ~
! situation OF the house was We
! chosen commanding extensive view
| Of the superb river, the opposi,
shores. aad the surrounding planta
| ton The buildings Ola the Nest
| over estate. besih" the mansion hous
| consist Of fourteen brick houses an
several framed ones OF wood Til
! dwelling place for the dead has bee
| judiciously walled In. ~ Il due dis
lance from that OF the living. wh
ere Ia rest there and OUT Of sigh
visited il one cold morning. an
|
not an uuintcres,inS fact to Amer
cans that the FIRST husband OF MIR
Washington ,Mr cusiis) Dani'
Parkc Gusts married Martha DuI
| dridSr. daughter Of Colonel JON
| DandridSc. She married. second
General George Washington -h.i
been Intended, by his father, as Il
husband OF one OF this Byrd famil
Colonel Byrd. of Wcstovcr. being ;
thar ;me--"from his influence an
vast possessions almost Il Count II.
latino of Virginia
Al Wcyaaokc WAS ii son (This va
Thomas Marshall, who married MAJ
"arct Lcwis) of CHIEF Justice Ma
shall ana his wife, ~ daughter
Mr.. Lewis, with occasionally oth'
visitors. remained among these no
pitable and excellent people. some
times at Douthat's and sometimes
Lewia'S. until the 7th OF March. az
painted scvcra! portraits. etc.
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Flames Wipe Out Heart Of City
on Memorable April
- ?. 1865.
CAPITAL EVACUATED AFTER
r. FOUR LONG WEARY YEARS
Confederate Troops Cross River
and Assemble on South Bank
Preparatory to Retreat.

~ riffy-stN wars no, ,,.l., ,,..- NO
=,
'"''ed history 'l i"'Ai''''"-- was
-iAc day Oh which came the ucws
from General! Kobcr, T. ~, a, re
f.rs,n,.r ,l,,, Daft. Ii,.- f,5 ,,rol.,,
10 - 81. go ~ ''''
90
s" ~ .! 49, a" u'''' "N'''', %
H, o'.". S''SSS .''' ing an" ou,'' W '
."
'',',o'',''
49, 80"
-
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the list OF calamlt.cs. This paved
the way to wild scenes
Hundreds Of barrels OF whisky
were rolled into the streets, pcinci-
pally Main and Cary streets Axes
ia the hands OF members OF he ward
committees knocked in the bends.
The cutters flowed with WHISKY and
wine and beverages cf all k!nis
MODS gathered with ritchers and
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s,,,c. "a Zinc. Around World.

SCARBOROUGH. ENGLAND. \prii
= During his nfiy-four years in the
mercantile marine. Captain John My
ril who has Just died here at the
age OF 81. sailed around the w..riG
thrty-siN times. lie was never snip
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woman whose hand had been broken.
with III" disappearance Of the cat
tIc charm was broken. and since
thut lin" not an uneNplainablc noise
has been heard.
The negroes on lii" place every
now and Then BOAST OF the hant that
used 10 NJ"
The property is now owned by Mrs.
John Taylor. Of iia!iwooa VINO IN
h"riicd II from her father. Mr.. Pcttt.
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Implicitly. and AN Ia authority VI
der MIN" 4nd thar. up to THIS day s
!ooh 10 EUsIaud for al! cur hpol
aud fear TO praise almost u rcr
one OF nniivc er"wth. unt.l some hir
ling English az Sru;rh reviewer "a
stamped IL With the Seal OF his a
probation
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burned The evacuation was coue
piote Tho Confederate gupit;u vs."
virtually in Tia" hands of the oncn !
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conllnuea 'rom Page rnrt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
RANGERS BECOMING ACTIVE
ENFORCING AUTOMOBILE LAWS

Activity Of the Colorado Rangers.
recently allotted to Pueblo TO assist
in enforcing state and city laws, are
evidencing themselves thru the arrest
OF six Pueblo automobilists yesterday
by Rangers Grund and Moylan, who
patrolcd Pueblo streets on high pow
cred specially equipped motorcycle.
Five arrests were made for failure of
motorists to displSy front automobile
licenses in accordance with recent
state law. Tho arrests were made at
II street and Union avenue within 20
minutes yesterday afternoon.
Each OF the motorists were ordered
to appear before Judge Croseman this
morning in police court where they
will explain why license tags were not
displayed properly.
The first arrest was made yesterday
morning on Lake avenue at 9.,5 O'Clock
when Rangers Grund and Moylan
were on residence section patrol II,
r. Barnes. OF the Henderson oldsmo-
bile Automobile company was stopped
for not displaying a license tag of any
sort. According TO the police the car
he was driving should have carried n
dealers tag on the rear only.
Between $40 O'Clock and 80 o'clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

Yesterday afternoon Rangers Grund
and Moylan stationed themselves at
the street intersection of n street and
south Union avenue. During tho 20
minutes they were at this place they
stopped and placed under arrest: u. z.
Donnclly. 1911 Lake avenue; |. NJ
Murton. III cypress street: G.. \.
Lannon, q Block Q: l.. Stanfield. 2so
south Victoria avenue, and Il. NJ.
Brice, 5o5 West Abriendo avenue, All
were ordered TO appear in police court
for failure To display proper identifiea-
ton license tags.
Yesterday afternoons work is tho
inauguration Of a campaign to curb
automobile accidents caused thru
speeding. disregard OF traffic rules and
inability OF police officers to identify
automobiles thru absence of license
tags, chief OF Police DAILY declares.
Members OF the Pueblo police de-
partmcnt have been required to read
the latest traffic regulations, identify
each by its peculiar condition and
carry copies for distribution among
city motorists.
Copies of these laws may he OBJ
tanned by applying to the desk sergeant
at tho Pueblo police station.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL ISSUING
REPORT0NPAST YEAR'SEFFORTS

tennial school with an enrolment Of q
members. Mrs. wilhelmina wicse was
tho instructor. During the latter part
of tho term she was assisted by Miss
Sarah MulniN.
The auto mechanics classes had from
ton to twenty in attendance In each
class. II. Il. Spanglcr and A. ". Hen
nobolt werc instructors.
Mr.. Spangler's auto class will con-
tinue six weeks during the summer srs-
sion which will begin MAY 81 at the
Centennial machine shop. The machine
shop class is established now at Cen
trail school for six weeks with ]. I.
Lockh3rt as instructor.
Tho millinery class nj IL members at
Central vocational school. of which
Miss Blanche Edmundson is instructor.
will receive certificates Thursday fol-
lowing an entertainment. All students
will have a display in Calkins- White
company's windows next week
The classes in millinery and dress
making at tho Central school closed
Tuesday night. Mrs. A. !. Power. the
instructor. was presented with gift
OF flowers. Refreshments were served.
Millinery and dressmaking classes
viii be organized when the vocational
school term is resumed next fall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Charge Losses Eight
One-hundredths of
One Per Cent

Here is another feature of mer-
chandising that the buyer should be
informed on:
Our actual losses on charge ac
counts for 1920 will approximate one
twelfth of one per cent, figured on
our entire sales; figure so insight
-ficant that it is entirely lost sight of.
Charge sales, be it said to their credit,
give an added sales volume that re-
duces the percentage of running ex-
penses making possible the low
prices usually prevailing in the we'll
managed stores throughout the coun-
try.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

Thrc, hundred certificates arc heins
given to graduates of tho Pueblo Eve
ninS High school. according TO the first
annual report of tho state board. Tho
schools had an attendance of from
500 to 500 pupils this year with thirty
instructors hftccu in tho north side
district and fifteen in tho south hide
district of the city
The largest single class during tho
year was that in drcssmsking at Cen
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

At the rate production is increasing.
Orange county. Cal. soon will be one
Of the country's greatest growers Of
onion sets. ono nrm handled ito tons
of Orange county sets last season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Valuable Information in Price Chanres

here Of giving
idea of the favorable buying conditions This store has
maintained low level of prices and high level
of values
position always at the most favorable prices
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

ISTERLoCuToRy pECREt.-tn di-
vision of the district court yestcr-
day. Cora \. Garrett was given an in
trrloctitnry decree of divorce from
James r. Garrett. tho grounds being
cruelty. II was ordered ths, defendant
pay costs and i5j for attorney fees as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Strawberries Arriving

Tho Missouri Strawberries are now
at their hciShth on tho local market.
Pueblo commission men state. The
straw wbcrries arc arriving in crates
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

belonging we do to organization with Headquarters New
York combined the
We always glad have prices made
following the plan this of placing them quaey be-
fore you You your money
year through the lists
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

HAVE YOU bought your new
straw or Panama for Decoration
Day? Surely you want one? Best
line in Pueblo to choose from al
the store Of the WatkinsiH Hat Co.,
corner Of Main and Third. Also A
full line Of other summer Hats.
ALL AT A SAVING TO YOU.
Store closed all day Monday. Buy
your new Hat today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. Tho
officers in charge of all civic organi-
zations that intend to take part in the
Memorial Day parade are requested
to meet with the committee on ar
rangements at G. A. r. hall. Friday
night at o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

stipulated transfer of orc-hslf in
tercst in certain real estate to plaintiff
as per stipulation. the same valued al
Si.soo. was also entered. They wer'
married on Mnrch s. iso6.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

THE CABLES. Broadway. al
Grant avenue, on the car line. A
select boarding house for particular
people. Cuisine and service perfect
a few table reservations left. Phone
1896. MRS. j. ID. FRANK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
ATTENTION, WOODMEN!
All members Of Camp No. 2,
W. o. W., should gather at the
MeClelland Library Monday eve
ming, May 30th, at ZOO o'clock
to take part in the Memorial Day
parade. Visiting members are cor
daily invited to take part.

DIVORCE ACTIoN-Cora King was
yesterday In tho county court given
an intcrlocu,ory decree OF divorce from
Ray w. King, the ground being
cruelty. They were married in this city
ON February ~. 1910. Plaintiff IL to
have restored her former name OF
lnsink.
SOMETHING YOU HAVE BEEN
WAITING fDE-Thc Remington Fort
able with Standard keyboard. on
dispiay at Remington Typewriter COM
pany's. 10, west Third stree.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

containing - quarts each. People con-
tenpIatinT canning OF berries should
as this is tho opportuno Tim, y,hcn a..
supply is at itH peak
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

pANCE at Grow Store on Rye roat
Saturday May 2sth. Good music.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

DON'T fail to attend It's Penter'
Closing out Sale, 219 n. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
HILBERT & MONAHAN,
NEW AMBULANCE COM.
PANY. PHONE 482 FOR
PROMPT SERVICE. 229
SOUTH MAIN.

Tho largest motor vans in the city
4 house fun at one load. Phone sss W.
Union Baggage Trans
ARE Yot thinking of going fishing
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE co. 90
santa fe avenue. carries a big line Of
hshinE baskets. rods. reels. lines. flies
and hooks of all kinds-iust what YOU
want. Every price right. too. Phone
tnn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

DANCE at BrantzeIs Hall on Rye
road, Saturday night, May IS. Bosek.
er's orchestra.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

BUY your straw or Panama Hat
for Decoration Day At the store Of
the WATKINS HAT CO.. Third
and Main, TODAY. Best stock in
town to choose from, and THE.
PRICE IS ALWAYS A LITTLE
LESS. Store closed all day Mon
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

GRADUATES TAKE NOTICE
Special one-third off on Graduates
Photos Satisfactory results assured
il taken by AUSTIN. Photographer
ELITE STUDIO. Masonic Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

DON'T fail to attend It's Penter'i
Closing Out Sale. 2l9 n. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

Ch'cf,ain Want Ads. Bring Results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
CITY BRIEFS
DANCE at Undercliffe school house.
Saturday, May 2sth.
'1S 1T USED m AN OFTCEI-
THE FRANKLIN PRESS HAS IT."-Phsns

Saturday, May 2sth.
THE rKAHktIN 1s It HsFP Press & II las e1e. .f1.,.
DO YOU want base ball or bat-a
catcher's glove or mask or anything |
made in the baseball line? We carry |
regulation, high class stuff, and We
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE CO.. 402
North Santa Fe avenue. Phone 100.
BIBLE STUDY CLASS of the First
Baptist church will meet in the church
parlors Friday at 2:30 o'clock. All are
urged to attend as this will probably be
tho last meeting
| GET your mower sharpened fof
spring. Called for and returned.
Price Arms Co. 4Os West Northern
BASEBALL dance Saturday night at
Avondale. Novelty music.
30x5 Vacuum Tires. .s14.35
"oA3hs vacuum Tires. .$lf5o
Tube Free.
UNITED RUBBER co.
sl1 N Main.
SUITS, s145O; $3.50; s1e.50 at
It's Penters. 219 N Union.
TIRE SALE NOW ON. Tyler Tire
Company. 6o4 North Main street.
/ Phone 1898.
TRIAL CoNTINUED-Trial of c.
Parte. charged with assault on the
person of C. l. Brown, which was
scheduled for Justice Corsons court
yesterday, was continued until June
MARIE ]. CAMPBELL. Chiroprac-
/ tor. 3s9 Thatcher building. Phone
1923. Residence phone 226s-J.
SUITS. .145o; $3.50: $3.50 at
It's Penters 219 N. Union.
ASK your Grocer for Mt Valley
Butter the Butter that betters bread.
GRADUATES TAKE NOTICE
Special one-third off on Graduates
Photos. Satisfactory results assured
il taken by AUSTIN. Photographer.
ELITE STUDIO. Masonic Bldg.
DANCE at Brantzers Hall on Rye
road, Saturday night, May IS. Bosek-
| ers orchestra.
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE The
| officers in charge of all civic organi-
cations that intend to take part in the
| Memorial Day parade are requested
| to meet with the committee on ar
rangements at G. A. R. hall. Friday
night at O'Clock.
| DANCE at Grow Store on Rye road
| Saturday May 2Sth. Good music.
THE GABLES, Broadway. at
| Grant avenue, on tho car line. A
select boarding house for particular
people. Cuisine and service perfect.
\ few table reservations left. Phone
1896. MRS. J. ID. FRANK.
| DON'T fail to attend It's Penter's
| Closing out Sale, 219 n. Union.
| DON'T fail to attend It's Penter's
Closing Out Sale. 219 n. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
PHONE roRBusH FOR COAL

An.Ssccl Safc~ and Cabinets. Tns
Bc>t. O'Bricn Printing 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
SAVE 1T WITH ICE
". A. SMITH for first class carpet
cleaning. Phone oN-w.
HrpRo-sroNs HOMES. rnon. 81,

HYDRO STONE HOMES. Phone s,3.
QUARTERLY MEETING; will he
hold in tho Free Methodist church. sti
East Second street. May %. at 1.7I
o'clock and viii continue over the Sab
bath Rev. q. VI. Bchmcr will have
charge and win preach, Friday at 7:.U
o'clock; Saturday at T:5o o'clock; Sab
bath morning and evening.
UNITED STATES chain and plain
tread, s5Nt. at sei.5o just few left
Tire Service, Inc. liz W. Seventh
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

ASK your Grocer for Mt Vale,
Butter the Butter that betters bread
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

SUITS. $145o; $3.50: $3.50 a
It's Penters 219 n. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

over,s Jumpers Observation-Disclosures. s1es
Mems Union
Union ts............................
White r'oot Socks to so
SILK Plated SoN tsold places $3.50
Mems Canvas Gloves rs
Mems Pcrcse Shirts c45 10
Boys Wash Suits
Mems silk Socks
Covcrsls
Linen Handkerrhrfs 81
Uardkerchicfs Observation-Disclosures.
Rows Underwear
Mems Athletic style Underwear ...............
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
j. s. AND FOREIGN
/ TRAFFIC MEN TO
B HOLD CONCLAVE
Shipping Mon to Discuss Ocean
Rates at Atlantic City
| Meet July II.

Traffic managers OF American and
foreign steamship lines. together with
shipping Board operators. will hold
Q conference at Atlantic City on July
III In an effort to como to satisfac-
tory understanding with regard to
ocean freight rates that will be In
&orce from Atlantic to gulf ports on
overseas shipments.
At the present time the arrange
ment between the various groups of
lines 10 said to be Unsatisfactory, and
the various operators are anxious to
straighten out existing difficulties by
taking action for mutual benef,t.
There have been several disputes with
regard to what territory is In the
North Atlantic and which ports are to
be grouped with the South Atlantic.
Another question to be taken UP
which has never been satisfactorily
settled Is that Of what difference
there should be in freight rates from
the various sections. At the confer
ence on July IL 1t is expected that a
solution will be found for the present
unsatisfactory situation.