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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
We are now through
digging mud out Of
Easements and ready
SOUTH SIDE HOMES

a brand new six room white
pressed brick strictly modern.
hardwood fioors. choice location.
5l7 Broadway. $4,000.
In 1000 Blk. Routt. six room
brick. no bath. hopper and
sewer connection. small barn.
ye5OO 90.
At sl3 Summit seVcn-room
frame newly painted, new
plumbing. good repair. Terms.
$500
In 1000 biocl, Palmer, six
room brick with plenty OF room.
good repair. 75N1.0 with all
kinds OF perennial flowers.
Garage. $4,000.
EAST SIDE
In 1900 Biz h. Sth, n strictly
modern room frame. good re-
pair, garage. large basement.
very choice location. sSs5o.o0.
In 1900 Blk. L. 9TH. four room
brick with good outbuiidlngS
modern all but furnace. 5000 70.
In 500 Blk. Center. good
room house. just listed for
month. Terms. s2l5o.O0
Let us know your wishes.
L. /. CROCKETT co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31

OWNER going East. will sacrifice
strictly modern up-to-date 6-room
pressed brick, almost new. Has built
ir features, excellent steam heating
plant, full basement with laundry. coal
room. furnace room and storage rooms.
also fine large pressed brick garage
for two cars. This property couldn't he
built for less than $1,000, but owner
win take $1,000, half cash and balance
: per cent long time, Phone 1921 for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
WANTEn-.AGENTS
AND Statesmen

AGENrS-Sell ZANOL concentrated
Soft Drinks. Nationally advertised Wen
known from coast to coast. Four mil
lion bottles sold during the summer
Quality guaranteed. Absolutely pure.
Bigger demand this summer than ever
Big profits money maker. Write for
special proposition. Address American
Products Company. 1852 American Bldg.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31

TAILORING MISUNDERSTANDING
mon to canvas and take orders for the
lowest priced line in America: 500 sam
pies; big assortment at 500 to $40 Write
for information. Meyers & Co.. s5l
w. Adams ST., Chicago. Ill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
R. Krembzow
II Franklin Bldg
9TH and Sa-ta Fe.

FOR SaLE-ei0-acra ranch. miies
from Salida. we'll improved all now
buildings. With stock, machinery and
crop. Old water right. 1873 Harry ].
Beck. Route !. Box S. Salida. Colo
ago NEAR Fowler. $50 farm land imp.
r. NJ. Weaver. Fowler. Colo. owner
Cbieftain want ads bring results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
WANTED-RANCHES

WANT to hear from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars and
lowest price. JOHN j. BLACK. Colo
RADIO street, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
PROPERTY OWNERS

Sprayed white. light. bright and right.
walls and ceilings made sweet. SAINT
tary and inviting of Easements. ga
RACES. industrial plants warehouses
and factories with white wash calso-
mine or cold water paint. Prices
reasonable. L D. Myers & Co. Den
yer. Colo or call n l.. Johnson. rep.
Hotel Vail.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
FOR SALE II
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
The Ajax Realty Co.
THANKS-MANY THANKS.
for an excellent month, business.

Tor an excellent month business.
Look over the following and pick out
home or lot. Cash and low monthly
payments.
shade, lawn. close to car line. on
Mesa
1880 cash-beautiful modern rooms.
one lot. parked street, lawns: close in
on North side.
Low cash payment And AUTO takes I
room. 10 lots. big na-n, garden, etc.
near Woodcroft. on Santa Fe ave.
$1,000 down. takes room brick. lawn.
etc. on corner. close in on North side,
You can trade in automobile on
acres of choice cherry land. bearing
trees. grain, etc, at Pourose.
$500 cash, bal. like rent. magnificent
modern stucco bungalow. rooms and
basement on car line, North side.
$500 cash tfull paymenD beautiful
lots. Melrose Place. Mesa.
Make offer for entire block 4s lots
on Mesa.
$500 cash takes 5 room frame and
corner lot on car line. close in. North
side.
$3.50 cash takes room. 4 lots. very
close in. garden. trees. sheds and lawn,
North side.
$500 cash takes corner lots one block
from Santa Fe ave. ana sixth. bal.
easy.
$500 cash takes room modern ex-
cept heat in East Pueblo
$500 cash takes room frame. garage,
lawn. shade. very small
monthly payments. bargain; on Mesa
$500 cash takes mate TO above.
$3.50 cash takes another room frame
on Mesa, 5 lots, $50. 90 per month
500 cash takes another I room and
lots on Mesa, $50 per month
$500 cash another I room and 5 lots.
Same terms.
Also lots In all parts of town.
All above can be BOUGHT RIGHT
and easy. very easy payments.
Ajax
Phone 6ss SOL SANTA Fe Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31

101s GREENWOOD Str. partly
mod. Good buy. $50, terms
MALLABY-CAMPBELL Cent. Blk.
FOR SALE-Four-room house. mod
ern except heat. iiOi W. 18th street.
QUICK SALE-&2. $50. s-room brick.
modern. ~ w. l2'h ST.. phone s2sW.
Ira II. Rambo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
NEW LISTINCS
Phone 62s

NEW LISTNCS
$3.50 for ar. frame. all built in fes-
lures. : lots. n dandy. on West Jones
Ave. 500 cash.
1890 for 5-r. mod. lawn. trees, ga-
rage. cement drive, walks and cellar.
1909 Blk on Routt. $1,000 cash
$3.50 for t-r. str mod. brick In Mime
qua heights. 1900 cash.
$3.50 for ar. str. mod. on West 18th
A beauty. $3.50 cash.
1900 for Ser str. mod. shingle on
Greenwood. $3.50 cash.
$4,000 for s-r. mod. Bun Brick Bunga.
low. blocks from court house. This
place Is new and has all built in fca-
lures. Small cash payment.
$1,000 for ar. mod on East eth. Nice
lawn, shade, bricked cellar $500 cash
5000 for 5-r mod. on East 9th. A biz
bargain. $1,000 cash.
800 for oar. mod. bungalow in New
port. Same terms
$3.50 pair for vacant lots in North
Dundee.
JONES BROS.
40 Central Blk. Phone 1901
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31

SOL Santa Fe Ave
New Britain herald., 1921-12-02

Flying fish can fly distance OF
from 200 to 400 meters,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-02
INTEREST SHOWN
in ODD LETTER
Famous Writer Tells Why He Is
Not a Christian

A letter which has been considered
a sermon in itself and which has ex-
cited considerable comment among
those attending the Goodell evangel-
istic services, was read by Rev. DR..
Charles l.. Goodel in the course OF
his sermon at the First Baptist church
yesterday afternoon, The sermon
dwelt on the theme of the raining Of
the child and the letter was offered
as a fitting illustration of the theme.
DR.. Goodell said he was pledged to
secrecy SO far as the name of the
writer was concerned, but said il was
written by one of the foremost writer's
In America. The letter follows;
"Rev Sir:
Il have sat several times as | did
last night listening to your sermons
7 am sure you believe and your faith
is the faith of my father, who died in
the harness as a Methodist minister
Here I am at forty-eight without
faith--a materialist pure and simple
Perhaps as l sum up my belief, not
even an agnostic. I sincerely envy
you. IN the time OF lie Wnen the
shadows are getting longer, when men
] have known and loved are dropping
out forever, when ambitions begin to
fade and burst, like bubbles, and be-
fore me is the blank unknown, the
end of oblivion, your faith is your
lighthouse while ! steer into the
blackness. You are fortunate. Phil
osophy may make a stole of me, but
it is a mournful thing at best.
AT forty eight to be a child again,
to unlearn and learn again is of
course impossible. My non-be is
due to not having proved yours by
living it. AS l look over the pure,
sweet faces in your congregation, |
seem to see again those of years ago,
whose lives of purity shone in their
countenances as a halo. How sweet
they were, how free from the evil
that has marked and Scared me until
now old, worn and despairing, l am
ready to curse the day of my birth Us
/ compare my character with theirs
LET me say this: Don't forget to
tell in your sermons that in the end,
when the dirty dross is stripped from
life religion glorities a man. Not so
New Britain herald., 1921-12-02

with any other article The brute
that Is in men has no master save
your Christ In this | am saying what
| know to be true for | have thor
oughly tried one side of life as you
have tried the other
Now when you stand up to preach,
think OF the men of my type who,
young and old, will in the end come
where | am and see as l do that phil
osophy and materialism do not lift a
man above the brute, while your faith
transforms him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22
"Over the Hill"
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22
KIWAN|ANS HEAR
THREE TALKS ON
CIVIC CONDITIONS
THOMPSON, POPE AND SUIT
TON TALK ON AMARlL
Los NEEDS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22
HARMONY CLUB
TO Give Three
OPEN MEETINGS
ORGANIZATION NOW HAS
MORE THAN 200 Asso.
ClATE MEMBERS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22
WEST TEXAS NORMAL
ENROlLS SOB PUPILS

W,l TrNns Alllr Nurmnl ,ullrnr had
enrolled 6na pupils ~ the end ~ The
snrund dnN ter the fnll term according
D. rrm N " MmAlrck, head ~ The
department ui Euplish VIM VAS IN
s\marilln \oaordaN Thlrly more pn'
fils have rnrullrd than ut This tine h,l
Awr
\ surprising lhinr nhml The enroll.
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NJ ho,s, Showing that iHnhnndlr puuplr
fro Mllv,lna m The uuruml ~ a Huhuol
worthy " them attending
Nhuul one fourth vt tho rgaar hc
uliN win be- away this term wwkinH
~ advanced drRruvs, said Mr Moro
heck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22
u. D. c. Contributes
$1,000 to Travel Fund

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-22
Women Will Be
Guests Of Post

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGoCIADo DE oBRAs PUBLIcAs

San Juan, julio IL, 1921.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- p1blica subasta
de las obras de construction de 1I2
Kilometres mas menos de la Carretera
Lares-Jayuya, secci6n Utuado-Lares Gu
yo presupuesto aprobado asciende a
CIENTo vEINTE MIL TREINTA Y
oCHo DoLARES sesenta centavos,
(S12o, ,0Ss.60) Sc admitiran en- esta on
Gina hasta las 900 p. m. del dia A
de agosto de 1921 en- que Sc abrir5n
publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- Ell contrato y podran re-
coger los hcitadores los pianos mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar mediante un dep6sito de DIEZ
DOLAREs ($10) remitidos en- cheuue
certifcado, jiro postal en- efectivo,
que seran reembolsados al ser devuel-
tos dichos documentos en- 81 plazo de
veinte (2o) dias despues de efectuada
la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell de:
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, y Ell de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del preciO soIamente.
Firmado (Guillermo ESTEvES).
Comisionado del Interior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
Ell CRIMEN COMETIDO EN- Ell
BARRIO DE LIMON

Informan de MayagJez que, segun
declaraciones del herido Gaspar Ri
verl, ouien Sc encuentra en- el Hospi-
tai con motive de haber recibido un
balazo en- ell brazo derecho, dijo que
Sc dirigia a su casa, llevando unos
trozos de MADEIRA que por necesidad
tenfa que pasar indispensablemente
por una vereda de una finca propie-
dad del sefior Antonio Castaner.
De improviso, lie salio al encuentro
Vicente Torres, uno de los "arrima-
dos" del seiior Castafer, haciendole
casi a quemarropa 4 disparos de re-
volver, sin que hubieran mediado pa
labras entire ell agresor y el agredido;
Y que ell individuo Lolo Rodriguez, su
ayudante, en- la conducci6n de la ma
dera que cargaban, echo a correr
cuando VIC a Vicente Torres dispa-
rar.
Rivera informa, ademas, que hace
ya 35 amos que reside en- ell menciona
do barrio, sin que jamas hubiera pc
leado con nadie. Posee un pedazo de
terreno Y una casita.
Ell herido, que tiene in1til ell brazo
izquierdo con motive del reuma, ha
recibido una herida en- ell derecho, de
la cual no Sc lie ha podido extraer la
blla. Vicente Torres fue conducido
al cuartel y Sc halla bajo fanza de
500 dolares.
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Cuando un dia solemne y terrible
El reloj del destino senale,
En- que todos los hombres iguale
Un mismo derecho, un solo nivel;
Cuando caigan les idolos rotos,
De la NADIA en- ell l6brego abismp,
Y sucumba ell audaz despotismo,
Y ell despota altivo sucumba con el;
Los que busquen successes que expliquen
De una causa immortal la existencia;
Los que dejen su libre conciencia
Vagar de ideales supremos en- pos;
Contemplando del bien la victoria,
Viendo el mar arrastrarse impotente,
Rendiran homemade ferviente
A Dios, LA ETERNA JUsTICIA de
(Dios.
Pero en- tanto que exista un tirano,
Y Ell poder en- su non1bre Sc ejerza,
Y a la barbara ley de La fuerza
Dobleguen los pueblos su a1tiva cerviz,
Turbaran ell humane cerebro
Sombras negras, tormentas sin calma,
Y la duda en- ell fondo del alma
Tendra su profunda y amarga raiz.
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A sUIcIDARsE TocAN

Un sefor de ochenta y tantos amos y
enfermo Sc mat6 por estar aburrido de
la vida.
Raz6n de So ra tendria, pero no valia
la pena de precipitarse. para 10 que lie
faltaba!
En- cambio, una linda muchacha de
diez y seis amos hizo 10 mismo por la
misma causa.
Y esta ST que no saba una palabra de
10 malo que tiene La vida. Nj de 10 bue-
no, que tambien 10 hay, digan 10 que
digan los poetas liricos, los filosofos pc
simistas y los sisnpatizadores y protec-
torres de los asesinos, que Sc cuentan por
legion.
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PRoPUESTAs PARA MAESTRos EN-
FAJARDO

Don Agustin Camufias, comisionadc
de instruction de Faiardo, ha hecho va
las propuestas para nombramientos de
maestros para Ell curse de 1922. ha-
biendo preferido los que hicieron ira
bajo satisfactorio durante Ell curse pa
sado. Los educadores propuestos son
los siguientes: Principal; Margarita
Fascual.
GRADUADoS: Amador Kercado,
Flor de Ma. Maldonado, Vicente Me-
l6ndez, Vicente Reyes Fitzpatric, Me-
mesio Robertin, Isabel Collazc, Marga-
rita we've, Julio Diego Melendez, We
nancio Montanez, Conception r. Rivera,
Juan M. Santiago, Maria L. Parrondo,
Amelia Parrondo, Carmen Jim6nez, Ma
ria Isabel Lopez, Martina Rios Ramo-
ma r. Rivera, Domingo Maldonado, Ju
liza Carrasquillo, Teodora Martin, Am
paro Rodriguez, Amparo Guzman, Isa-
bel Lopez Cruz, Conception Garcia, y
Herm6genes Escobar.
RURALES: Mercedes Coca Medina
Ana Ma. Escobar, Carmen Pepin, Natl
vidad Rivera, Carmen Rivera Saidafa,
Maria L. Robertin, Maria Traveller,
Teresa Rosario, Guillermo Encarnacion,
Carmen Maldonado, Cecilia Rios, Carlo
ia Peterson, Encarnaci6n Robertin, Car
men Robles, Maria Quifiones.
Pronto seran nombrados las macs
tras graduadas y rurales para las cua-
tros escuelas adicionales que Sc han
concedido a este pueblo hara una selec.
| ci6n entire las que por sus meritos pro-
fesionales sean acreedoras a nombra.
miento.
Como Sc We, el Comisionado munici-
pal de instruction ha actuado con Ia
mayor unprecedented, por 10 que lie fe-
licitamos.
ANDoNIE.
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yOCES De La GALE
Morovis, % de Julio.


Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo:
Uno de esos valientes adoradores de
Baco que acostumbrados estan aqui
entregarse de noche en- las Gales, en-
la plaza y en- otros sitios, al desdoroso
y desequilibrador acto de TRINCAR
tuvo ell atrevimiento de tirar violenta-
mente, ESQ de las doce de la noche,
una botella vacla sobre Ell alero del bal
con de mi residencia.
Dicha botela, que origin6 un golpe
escandaloso, al caer sobre la calle pro-
dujo un reguero de vidrios, constitui-
dores de una grave amenaza para los
viandantes descalzos.
Ell tai viliano adorador de Baco y
revelador de instintos criminales, echo
correr cobardemente, despues de ha-
ber realizado su repugnante Y vitupera
BILE acci6n.
Protestamos con todas nuestras ener-
gias de hecho tan punible, y como por
tai desafuero y otros que Sc vienen CO
metiendo, ensuciando los callejones y
escandalzando, tai parece que vivimos,
no en- una poblaci6n culta y NORGE
rada, sino en- ell mas apartado rinc6n
falto de vigilancia y, por 10 mismo,
de garantias, namamos la atenci6n de
los encargados del orden publico, pues
va es demasiado e intolerable 10 que
viene ocurriendo aqui, no sabemos PoR-
QUE CLAsE DE CoNTEMPoRIzA-
CLONES.
HAY QUE PoNER A RAYA A Los
CARES, pues mientras Ell vecindario
pacifico duerme, los tales, sin rienda,
vienen hacienda de las suyas.
H. M. G..
Morovis, Julio 25 de 1921.
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IMPERIAL

FL mejor, mas ventilado higik
nico sColmado. Gran surtido de con-
servaa espanolas, francesas . italia-
mas.
Frutas frescas todas las semanas
PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- Galletas ingls
sas , americanas. Mayagnex, p. r
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SEYuL.A

FL mas freseo, amplio comedor con
vista al mar. Departamento para Ia
lnilian. Frente. al edihcio del Senado
, cerca de los demks Centros Oheia-
les. El mas conveniente para tran
seuntes.-Se alQuilan 40 camAs no-
manaL Quincenal mensual. Hosps-
daje complstO, $500. Gale de Girls
to, N6m. 10. San Juan. Telsfono S4s-
p. O. Box 6S2. ProDietario: PEDRO
ARRIETA.