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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05

laSl, IA Aprllle. LnStructla
in unire Gu politia de siguranta
reusit sd ,deseopere un nou club
communist in orasul nostru.
In urma unui denunt facan-
du-se o descindere La casa din
strada -Dubalari' mr.. IL, s'au ga.
sit cativa tineri veniti din Basa'
rabia 81 carl aveau asupra lol
manifesto 81 correspondents Gu
cohtinutul revolutionar.
Unul dintre acestia descarcfnd
focuri de revolver, 4 putut 81
fuga. Ceilalti, impreun6 Gu gazda
au fost arestati.
In legatura Gu complotul co
munist, autorit&tile au indicii ci
s'ar ii mcercat 4 Sc inlesni eva
darea comunistilor arestati Ia pc
nitenciarul local.
Intr 'adevar, in Str. Gloriei, il
care raspunde curtea arestului
J. 'au descoperit sapsturi facut'
in cursul ultimei aopt ii carl in
ldioa il mod evident tentative d
= face scapati pc unii dintr'
Isresfsti. 4 ].
torile pornssc din interio
l|spl 4 ae 1pteni pxftsise Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05
.UN ON FURAT De
BANDITl 81 jEFUI1

All dimineata trei bandit de
automobile au furat 81 jefuit pc
John Wolfe, conductor de tramvai,
de $115 81 cateva bilete de tramvai.
Banditii s'au apropiat de Wolfe
Ia =. So ST., 81 Quincy Ave.
sSuntem politisti 81 esti arestat
Suie-te IN autolnobil, s au zis ban,
Editii.
Vote 5 e supus. L-au dus pans
i Gordon Park, unde an ridica1
sreyolserele asupra lui, l-au jefnil
y lian sruncat ios ain. a,itomobil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05
POvetcSte cum &a
OnlMit babatul
JURATI1 o ACHITA

CHICAGO, A Maiu. - Dupa 0
scena dramatica induiosatoare dina
Lillian Rowland s'a aflat nevino-
vata de catre curtea GU jurati a
judecatorului de instructie pentru
omorirea barbatului eli, DIR. Thomas
j. Rowland.
Apelul d-nei Rowland catre jul
rati a fost (remarcabil in violenta
81 emotiune.
D-na Rowland a povestit jurati-
lor brutalitatea necurmata din
partea barbatului Ell de cate orr a
refuzat sd cedeze Sc divorteze de
el, cum fortat-o intro alta came
ra de dOrmit, cum stat singura in
casa nopti dupa nopti, 81 cunostin-
ia eli despre afacere GU fata de
10 ami.
"In noaptea impuscarii, : zis
dina Rowland, "am fost afara Gu
d-ra Evelyn Smith. Cand am We
nit acasa cam pc la IL usa della ca
mera de dormit a barbatului meu
fost deschisa. Am trecut prin
ea ca sa merg in camera mea de
dOrmit.
"El era intins pc pat, citind, 81
IN a chemat. Lam intrebat ca &C
vrea 81 mia raspuns ca vrea sa-i
spun definitiv daca consimt la di
wort.
Reamintirea acelei scene a fosi
| att Dc. dnreraasa .pentraAd<na AUsl
land ca ia VENT rau 81 a plans maj
multe minute, apoi a llrmat Gu maj
turisirea.
"Vreau sa stu despre divort,
zis ell. Dupa aceea m a palmuit
81 ma batut. In tot timpul acests
"a impins catre un colt al came
rel, pana m'a 1ncoltit 7ntre patu
men 81 perete, aproape de perns
mea.
"Capul meu era impins de pc
rete 81 el, infuriat, era aplecat q
supra mea. Am pus mana sub pc
rina unde am tinut revolverul met
timp de peste un an, fiindca eran
7ntotdeauna singura. Am apuca
arma.
ecu o fnjuratura, s'a intins ia
rasi catre. mine, tipand: TIE omor
In casa asta va fl o tragedie il
noaptea asta.
"Am tinut arma in mana nit
asa ridicand mana.
"Dansu1 apucat arma. Atat;
tot ce tiu minte. Cine a sloboki
focul nu stiu.''
/ Juratii, peste cateva minute d
chibzuire au declarat Cd dina Row
land null vinovata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05
D Leon Ftraru "a Detroit

Societatea "Desteapta-te Ro-
name Hora Unirii" din Detroit
Mich, a invitat pc dl Leon Fe-
raru, professor la Universitatea
Columbia din New York sd tina
o conferinta Gu prilejul unei re-
prezentatiuni teatrale care Sc
va preda Duminica viitoare 8 C..
la orele Z seara in sala Arion,
Chene st., corn. Gu Chestnut.
d. Leon Feraru, membru al
Societ&tii Friends of Rou-
nlania," societate care pc Ian
ga scopul de a creia relatiuni
prietenesti intre Statele Unite
81 Romania nazuieste sa contri-
buie pc cat e posibil 81 la ridi-
carea nivelului cultural al ro-
manilor de pc plaiurle aceste,
este insarcinat Gu aceasta fru-
moasa misiune 81 a primit in
vitarea fratilor din Detroit,
promitand ca lie va satisface
dorinta.
Asa dar, Romanii din De-
troit 81 jur, sa nu pearda prile-
jul de a asculta un conferentia1
cult, un suflet de elita, un poet
care asa de frumos 81 de duios
q cantat 81 canta iubirea 81 nos.
talgia de tara Garcia ii apar.
| tine sufleteste, Gu care sufera
81 plange, Gu care Sc bucura 3;
ride, 81 Garcia in dorinta lu;
vie 81 in inspiratia lui de can
taret ii prezice: Un viitor d.
aur.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05
PoloneZii Sc bat Gu
aliatii in Silesia
INSURGENTlI P0LONEZI OCUPA CtTEvA 0RASE
DIN SIlESIA
PROTEsTUL BERLINULUI.

BERLIN, Maiu-Telegrame se1niofcale primte aici
ca poonezi ocupat orasee cee mai insennate din
eritorul industrial al Slee Orasele Gleiwitz 81 Keer-
stadt ocupae de rebeli multe orase din
districtul Oresenburg sunt ocupate
Steagul poonez fost pus pc orasuui Rybnc dar
aleni au aunga pc rebel 81 arestat pc cava dnre
conducatorii lor
Parea dreapta rulu Oder este in posesunea polonez
or Autoratie reocupat orasul Myslowtz Comisia in
teraata facut responsaba penru dsordnele pc
popuatia pooneza Starea de asedu ost procamaa Pro-
camata comise nteraate spune comsa foosi orce
nasura egaa sa dea autorate masuror luate de ea
OPPELN, Siesia Superioara, Maiu-Colonelu Bond
officer britain de conro teegraat cartierulu britain
noapte ca desch foe de arere asupra unei rupe de
23OOO poenez ncercat de ocupa orasul Poonez
respuns de tuuri Colonelu Bond
Isl 1000 trupe alene declarat e putea
multa vreme.
Tn sergent major din brana fost ran in mod
fatal Cativa germani aacat straze Oppenulu pc
polonez 81 au batut panace murit Din Rybnik sos
nci rapport In Kattowz multmea demonstreaza, dar4
cocnr Eau intampat inca.
Forte taane desc foe de artierie asupra poonezi
lor la Gross Stretz dar polonez rspuns 81 tunur
rpe pooneze organzate, in nunar de 2OOoO ocupat
eg sudu Sese Superioare-dela Kose la TarnoWitz-cu
escepta mai mari-astfe decalat membru
al comsei nteraate All polonez nanteaza spre Gross
Strehlz in mai orine find bne provazuti arme
munti 81 alimente.
Trupe itaene ost atacate la Rybik de $4,000
polonez Trupee alene formae din un regiment de
nfnerie 81 cateva bateri Sa angaja lupta de mai mue
casur ltaienii perdu trei oficerdntre carl unu
rang lnalt-s II soldati mort 81 mai multi rant
Polita poloneza desarmat pola germana care fost
alungaa dncoo de frontere dupa mai multi dinle eli au
ost oorit Polonez trecut 81 fronteree ge1nane au
ocupa mai multe din margine 81 mai
multe pour Adalbert Korfant comisaru poonez de pie
biscit, fost in ace tmp in Varsova
LONDRA, Maiu-D-ru Sthamer, alnbasadorul Gernfa4
niei, nantat nota ministrulu de al Brane i'm
professional contra samavoicor pooneze ar vre
ocupe fora provincial 81 declna orce responsabtae
pentru urmari Ase Gle not fost nantaa tuuror guver
nelor aiate.
In Lonra sa prmit faportu comise nteraate care Sc
va substerne consilulu Acest rapport spune din
fapteor polonezlor iresponsab mnerii din Ses
superioara declarat greva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05

subimpartire functiona 81 cate un
serviciu, care Sc ocupa exclusiv
Gu spionajul 81 Gu furnizarea Sti-
rilor din Romania, in Ungaria, la
armatele lui Horthy.
Conjuratia era sustinuta Gu
bani maghiari 81 avea ramificatii
intinse nu nlmai in Ardeal ci 81
| in celelalte provincii.
Gu ocaziunea perchnitiilor ge-
nerale s'au aflat toate listele
membrilor conspiratiei 81 o mare
parte q arlnelor 81 munitiei ce le
aveau ascunse.
Sc spune ca vor mai Fl arestatr
cateya suite de persoane, carl au
stat III strillse legaturi GU conju,
rata. Cercetarile autoritatilor
tpolitienesti continue, descoperin.
du-se zilnic noui membri.
'Universul r J.
Dnpa lullgi discutiuni guvernnl
q adnris masurile luate de A,ltan'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-05

Un turist 6gles a porestit prize
tcnilor sal di,yLon1ra o istorioard,
in care Sc iltetredsd ingenuitatea
gern.amd de iun,uli pc streinn
carr cin IN tar FOR, 81 care a produs
mult kdz ln cefcurile inalte.
Un cOmersaW engles in siua cind
sd piece din Golonia primcste IN
camera. de dofspit din hotel risita
unni bdrbat c,kMn sort rerde main
tea lui, zicdnds-ii ca ia adus CHE
tele pc carl 'eF curd!at. Englesul
Il dd an bacsi de sece mdrci.
Peste cdteCd minute, Sc intdlne$-
te pc corridor az IN sercitor al ho-
tclului, imbrdc9t IN hama neayrd,
spundmdu-i zintbind ca bagajut Ia
dus IN oficiut din fatd al hotelului
Englezul ia dat un bacsis de sect
mdrci.
Cdnd englesnl Sc SUE IN cupeu
portorM hotelMlni, imbrdcat cu Z
haind albastrd Gu fircturi, tine usc
cstpeului deschisd si-i spune Gu re
verentd: "D-le, bagajul d-tale II
bumd ordine IN fatd," 81 englezu
IL dd 81 tui un bdcsis de secc nMrci
AprOpiindu-se portdrul MAI q
proape de el, pc cdnd inchidea ust
cupeului, fato Lsi s'a pdrut pret
fomiliard, 81 pvirind mai cu aten
tie la Ell, a Udstt cd lustragiul, ser
VstorM Gu boyajul 81 portarMl err
ana 81 aceeaa bfrsoaAd, trecdnt
lpril 1 = s,sssssta pssa
sclimbare repede a hainei.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
stamped dresses 25c

A close-out of summer dresses for to 5-year children. Made up completely and stamped to be embroidered. The women who neglect to see these will be ignoring splendid opportunity to save.
 BALCONY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
an exquisite display
 of fine new dress trimmings

The finest of the fine--the very trimmings that will later be seen on the best dressed women in Birmingham. An early view of them will greatly aid you in the choice of new Autumn apparel ~ especially things to be made up.
 EMBROIDERED CHIFFoN-A su- perior 4o-inch crepe chiffon em- broidered with four rows of slver in crescent design. Choose evening shades of orchid jade 4 OK American beauty and black .OC SPANISH AILoVERS-A rich silk fabric in whirlins star desisn. Comes in orange and gold and royal blue and gold. Very smart for dress 0 OK A NEW SILK NET-very fashion able for the new season's smartest frocks. Is . knotted net. full 40 inches wide with N -inch mesh. Comes black, brown. navy 4 OF and turquoise Ac NEW FLOUNCING--On fine silk net embroidered with heavy silk floss. Fashionable for afternoon and eve ming costumes, Black. Q En brown and navy A.CV
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
genuine leather hand bags
 2.95
better bags than one can ordinarily buy
 at that price

g lII |
 This lot of bags at 2.95 includes none but the best of genuine leather. In pretty, practical shapes, they offer choice of genuine pin seal, calfskin and goat skin. The latter being in several popular grain fin ishes. Leather bag fashions of the new season are plain and practical in conformity with the vogue for dark, practical shades, and the tailored idea. Colors are black, brown, gray and tan. All bags neatly lined and fitted with purse and mir TOT.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18

12 YARDS MUSLIN-3s in. wide, heavy quality, closely woven, genuine Sea Island brand muslin. A firmly woven fabric that is supplying many new, as well as old needs now. 12 yards i 00 for l.UU INDIAN HEAD-1,000 yards of 36-inch wide genuine Indian Head domestic; every yard per feet, with the name on the sell wage as your protection. 1Oo Special, yard 1JC NEW BLANKETS-50 pairs new plaid half-wool blankets. Full color range, full double bed size. Special, E co per pair C.CC DOZEN TowELs-aoo dozen hemmed huck towels, heavy quality, generous size. i OE Special, per dozen 1.OO UTICA SHEETS-81x90 gem uine Utica sheets, hemmed ready for use. None better than this quality. i TX Special, each IL. tC MADEIRA NAPKINS - 100 dozen new Madeira napkins; beautifully embroidered with rose scalloped edges. A new lot offering a superior assort- ment of new and dainty en- broidered designs. v E0 Special, per dozen t.OU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
bungalow
 aprons LOO to 3.95

Maybe you are surprised that the Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Dress Shop hasn't bungalow aprons to sell for less than 100. If we had them to sell for less than 100 they would be worth less than 100, and any ounga- low apron worth less than 100 is worth less than nothing. Our 100 ones will render pleasing service and you'll never regret their purchase.
 Most complete assortment of bungalow aprons we ever had now await your choice. Prices in gradually increasing up to 3.95.
 SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
"SRR|MP DANCE"
 THING 0F THE PAST
By Associated Press

New Orleans, September 17.-Due to the inroads of modern ma achinery. the shrimp dance" one of the pic- turesque bits of routine that for years has marked the work on the shrimp-dry platforms along the Louisiana south coast this year goes into the lumber room of memories. to ,oin other quaint customs of by gone years,
 Machinery hereafter will chuck" the sun dried shrimps.
 To the tourists who have ventured down into the wilderness of iowlying marshes. where the shrimp plat forms gather In the cargoes of the trawiers. the shrimp dance" has even been colorful memory.
 Boiled in salt water in great cop per vats, dried in the sunshine to rubbcry resiliency. the shrimp have been swept up into huge circles in the past years Then. while guitar or banjo or accordeon walled and plunlNed dancing strain in a weird minor key, the husky platform workers. hands on hips. have shuf- fled souffIingly over the circular piles of shrimp. Beneath their tread the brittle shells, crackled into frag- n1tnts
 Following the dance. the pinkish ' shrimp meat was shoveled through great screens, the brittle shell frag- snents falling through. while the piles of dried flesh were packed in { barre1a
 The shrimp industry in Louisiana has grown to greater proportions than is generally known. During < the season of 1920. 20.716 persons were supported by the industry, more { than 9l000.000 were invested in : shfimp fleets. and the catch was { 5listed by government officials al aS.- x 950.00O pounds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
NOTION SHOP
waterproof aprons 49c

Most practical articles for general household work--in- dispensible for kitchen, laun- dry and nursery. Printed in ginghahl patterns on rub berized cloth, absolutely waterproof.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18

10 YARDS MUSLIN-10 yards 36-inch wide, firmly woven Sea Island brand muslin. This is the quality so popular now for dresses, aprons and bed 1 m spreads. 10 yards for 1.OO 81x90 SHEETS-Just a lim- tied number of dozens of these torn and hemmed and scanned, made of fine round i 10 sheeting. Special, each l.1O DOZEN LINEN NAPKINS Good size and attractive as- sortment of designs. It has been a long time since napkins like these have been offered per dozen DO for O.CC BATH TOWELS-100 dozen 20x40 bath towels, double thread weave, neatly hemmed, lowest price is years. 9 00 Special, per dozen O.OO TABLE CLoTHS-Pure linen table cloths of genuine Derry vale Irish linen. Three differ ent sizes, and just note the prices:
 2 yards square 5.95 21a yards long 6.95 yards long 7.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
do you know anybody

Who used to live in Birmingham but doesn't live here now Send their in to the Semi Cen tennial Committee that they may be invited to Birminghams big birthday party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
if there is anything
buy cottons before they go I'D again

AS modern woman who abreast with
 must know of the great increase the of cotton That crease mas not as yet affected will until pur hases made on the higher market arrive Fory yourself against those higher prices by making purchases now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18
EXCEPTIONS

FroK Life. --1
 Let us have peace on earth and good will toward Germany, Ireland and Russia
 America France. England and lApan do not matter
Evening star., 1921-06-08
URGES NEW BUILDINGS
TO CUT DOWN RENTS
John Ihlder, Civic Expert, Gives
Talk on Housing at Fra
ternity Luncheon.

Declaring that the erection of new
buildings was the one way to reduce
rentals. John Ihlder. manager of civic
oeeelopment department, United
phasized the need of backing every
plan to increase house building. in
his address on Our Housing Si.ua-
ton a the luncheon of the Washing
Ton Alumni club of the Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity at Harvey's yesterday.
Among those present were John +
Ilgert, newly appointed commits
Sloher or education; Senator Duncan
= Fletcher and Representatives
French of Idaho and Collins of Mis-
sissippi.
Mr.: 1hlder said. in part:
nat has happened since 1915 is
tndt the amount of new building
conSt Structlon has fallen off so that the
pinch OF Inadequate accommodations
has affected even the well-to-do in
ing feature of the situation in the
public mind and in the minds of
many or US individually has been the
increase OF rentals. Because condi-
IONS here have not become as bad as
.ney are IN Europe. there has con-
who can afford to reach the ton
Even at its worst New York had
some vacant apartments for those
able to pay the price.
roF thls reason we have tended
70 concentrate our attention unon
rental prices and most of our efforts
iesislatlVe and other. have aimed di
rec'ly at rentals. Some of us have
felt from the beginning that such
concentration of effort, except as a
orief war emergency measure. wouId
iau OF its purpose and would hinder
rather than help toward a final solu
ton OF the problem. To US exorbitant
rentals. bad as they are. are only ONE
result OF the housing shortage. and
.hat NOT the most serious. Much more
serious are house-overcrowding. the
lowering of the American standard Of
living. the conversion of family
dwellings into multi-family dwellings
Even where legislation has curbed the
rent speculator. these evils have not
been diminished. To US it has seemed
that effort should be directed princi-
pally toward increasing the supnlv
OF dwellings, and-since the close of
the war-that every proposal for
relief should be submitted to the test
question. will it tend to encourage or
to discourage the erection Of more
dwellings?'
Evening star., 1921-06-08
Tans and Brow,

BESIDES her new White Shoes every will want
pair of these new Tans add her Summer Outfit Fol-
lowing styles recommend themselves for perfect fit and
distinctive individuality quality always quality
Evening star., 1921-06-08
|2,5)O immigrants
HELD ON VESSELS
Nearly 1900 Italians Ma
rooned at Boston-3OO of
1900 Selected at N. Y.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June S.-Nearly 1900
Italian immigrants are marooned on
steamers here because their country's
June quota, under the new restrictive
immigration law had been exhausted.
Commissioner of immigration Wallis
said he feared that this congestion
would lead to an epidemic of sickness.
as well as great discomfort. unless
Congress enacted emergency legisla-
tion.
He said that at a series of confer
ences with Secretary of Labor Davis
and Commissioner General of Immi-
grafton Husband it had been decided
to recommend receiving all Italian
immigrants now at this port, and fin
ing any steamship line that brought
more immigrants than could be land
ed under the new law. These fines. it
was suggested, should equal the fare
paid by each excess passenger.
Commissioner Wallis advocated de-
Quoting the excess number of immi-
grants now here from Italy's July
quota of $500.
Many May Have to Return.
BOSTON. June s.-Three hundred
Italian immigrants out of the 1900
from Italy and Portugal who arrived
here yesterday on the White Star liner
CanopIc were selected by immigra-
ton ofhcials as the quota admissible
under the new immigration law, which
went into effect when the Canopic
was on the high seas
The rest of the Immigrants unless
federal officials rule otherwise will
return to Europe on the Canopic.
Those selected for admission in
cluded only women who have sons and
daughters in this country. women in
tending to join their husbands here
and old persons. Portugal's quota for
June had been filled before the Can
opic docked.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

BIOS - Wi-Mo-Dau-Sis Tan
Calfskin Walking Oxford, with
military heel. $3.50.
Bz2O-Brown Kidskin-S7.5O.
BzI7 - Wi-Mo-Dau-Sis Dark
Cherry Brown Calfskin Walking
Oxford, with short, round toe and
low heel. S8.75.
B2leSame with medium toe
and heel-S8.75.
BIO - Extra Quality Tan
Calfskin Walking Oxford, with
perforations on tip and vamp;
medium heel-S1O.
Bz35 somewhat darker
shade of brown Calfskin without
perforations. Slightly narrower
toe and higher heel-S1O.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

nomination was not acted upon by
the Senate, and Maj. Gen. Carter still
is head of the bureau.
Gen. Richards is serving now with
the war plans section Of the general
staff of the Army He is a National
Evening star., 1921-06-08

day by Secretary Weeks. The nomina-
ton is expected to be sent to the Senate
within a day or two.
Gen. Richards was appointed chief
of the bureau by President Wilson at
the last session of Congress, but his
Evening star., 1921-06-08

A Berlin messenger left for Paris
with drafts for 5000. .0O0. 900. and, since
they are so far behind New York
methods over there the money nroh-
ably will arrive safely.-Muncie Gnd) }
Star >-A'~''
Evening star., 1921-06-08
Guard officer, and formerly was adju.
tant general of Pennsylvania

BARRIERS who shave dogs are numer-
Gus in Paris.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

Bz36-Same in dark brown
kidskin-S1O.
Bz2s-Light Tan Calfskin In
step-strap Pump, pictured above.
Inlaid collar efect-$8.75.
B6O6-Same in dark brown kid
skin with suede collar and strap.
"Baby" Louis heel-$S.75.
B221 21-Tan Calfskin Sports
Pump. pictured, with ball strap
and low heel-S8.75.
B40z-Extra Quality Calfskin
Instep-Strap Pump, with medium
heel-S9.75.
B+o3-Similar style in dark
brown kidskin, trimmed with
brown suede-So.75.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11

rional division is at Wichita, Kansas.
and the appraiser for the southeastern
portion OF Colorado is John Lcnox. OF
Colorado Springs.
The Pueblo county aEriculturalist
states that he g. more than willing to
furnish all desired information con-
corning federal farm loans; also that
he has "A few copies OF tho farm loan
act. issued by the federal farm loan
board also hc has phamphlct de-
siEnatcd as Tho Farm Loan Primer
in which is to he found tho latest
amendments to tho farm loan act. all
points being covered 10y tho question
and answer method. This circula- No.
) is right M to date, having been
ir March OF this year. In this primer
will he found every imaginable que.-
ton that anyone could think OF asking
relative to the farm loan system. and
the answers briefly stated 10 each.
And there are a good mary OF thcso
questions. as viii be realized when 1t is
stated that with their answers. tho
questions over twelve pages OF tho
pamphlet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-11
Will ERECT GRANITE MONUMENT
ON SITE OF OLD FORT PUEBLO

COMMUNICATING the site of old Fort
Pueblo. the scene of the Ute Indian
massacre of Christmas eve, 1854,
wherein practically the entire white
population of this district lost their
lives. a large granite monument is to
be erected on the north bank of the
Arkansas river, between the levee and
the north wall of the New City hall.
The monument will be erected by the
Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Chapters
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. who have gone together in
raising the 5000 now on hand for It's
completion. Plans have been drawn
Up and approved and work entrust-
cd to Arthur d. Marvin of Pueblo. The
unveiling is scheduled for June "A,
Flag Day, it was stated Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. H. F. RueSnitz, chairman of the
monument committee of the Pueblo
chapter of the ID. a. H. stated Tues
day evening that there has been for
years desire by that organization TO
commemorate the old fort. The exact
location. she states, was few doors
south of the present offices of the
Forbush Fuel and lee Company, on
North Union avenue. In 1854, the river
ran close to the fort. but was after
ward moved southward,
"As late as 1881, Mrs. RucSnitz
states. parts of the old, fort founda-
tion were visible. OF recent years,
there has been much talk of building
a monument as close as possible to he
original site. This was found to be
impracticable. When the new City