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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
EFwoRTH LEAGUE.
Fenrth Annual Institute Conyenes In
Dover on July y.

Dover on July y.
The fourth annual Epworth I@-ague
institute OF the Wilmington Nj. r.
Conference will convene at Wesley
Collegiate Institute, Dover, Iuiv els.
Rev, w. g. Harris Is serving as dean
for the third year. The institute IS
10 be the largest ever held. Every
room Of the institute has been re-
served and plans are being made 10
use the gyrnna stun for an emergency
The faculty Is the best the church can
provide. Among its members are
Chaplain Francis Mccoy Of Washing
ton. ID. c., DIR. Edwin Lewis and DIR.
gheiiabear OF Madison, N. u. Rev.
Charles Ely of Dickinson College, Miss
Elsie Freeman of Washington, DIR. J.
c. Biefi OF Philadelphia, Rev. q. r..
Sterling, Rev. J. r. Price, Rev. .. r..
Bicking, Rev. =. W. Mcdowell and w
@. Harris OF the Wilmington Con-
ference, who will take part in the pro-
gram. Miss Carrie Dempsey has been
secured ac dean of women 20 be as
sisted by Mrs. Harris.
The institute is becoming one uf the
most popular summer outings OF the
Eastern shore There will be repre-
sentatives there this year from all
parts OF the conference. territory. APP
plications have been received from
other conferences, but because of latae
local registration these have had to
be turned down. The Wilmington Dis
trict leads the delegation in numbers
this year, Newport sending twelve.
making the largest delegation from
any one appointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

ux~v Nvsniug takes pleasure IN
Anauuauaae that arrangements have
c.n sunAe With the PAe~ Company OF
hoetpu. NAae., to be publiehed In the
ec,umus cf this paper. Robert Nelson
ns.uAeus fu,,-length book romance,
AN ENEMY To THE KING. which
= said ~ competent critics to ne the
Vscst fasctnating of ks Kind ever
ponued.
~ ~ the frpt time that An
CND1fY TO THE KING has appeared
nnvwh>re In serial form. IL car fS
r~~A In no other way. unless one pays
tvo tScliars for the volume AT the
Nsuk STORE. II win appear exclusively
IN Evc~y EveninG. one instaliHent
hr4ne printed each day until The Rast
~ the many thrilling chapters have
been reAd-
Robert Nenepo Stephens will be re-
r,embrrrd A. the author OF The Con-
un~ntAl Dragon" The Road 10
rNris.- Philip winwccd," "A Gentle
man Player Captain Ravenshaw.
The Mystery of Murray Davenport"
The Bright Face cf Danger The
Y1inhs OF Gcorsianna." and "C1etuen-
tiNAs btEnWes nsn, dh VI
have been published in book form BY
the PAGE Company. All OF these stories
are excellent. but AN ENEMY To
TIE KING Is believed to be the best
cf the entire sroup-certainly Ms
one which holds the interest untn the
very iaa word has been read.
II you arr tired of reading the sordNi
rea nsfic stories which now are publ
iishs.i under the camoufaee OF art.
Every Evening strongly urges that
Won Mgin reading AN ENEMY TO
r1iE KING As one critic apply said.
this book will mak- you forget the
troubles of today, hy picturing for
You the romance OF yssterday-when
cid III. e. l." WAS unknown.
Th<~~ Is no long winded lntrosiur-
sson to AN ENEMY TO THE KING.
pu~,s begin in the vevy first chapter.
Herr r. iust a short extract from
that first chapter. which viii give
vcu an idea Of how fascinating the
entire stc~y Is going TO be Go read:
The lady wrrr mask, and all
though heavily cioaked, shivsred in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

wick just as soon as you put down this
paper.
Nine-tenths of the work that wife and
mother has 70 do around the house is un-
necessary. She takes a million steps
day picking up things that the family
drop that they might just as well not
drop It's no more trouble 70 hang ND
clothes in closet than on the back nf
a chair. Its Just as easv 10 put books and
papers where they belong as il is 70
leave them where thev don't belong
Any man who is too feeble 10 reach for
an ash trav he's no business smoking.
It's just as much M 10 the family 70
clean M the bath room after their ablu-
tions as il il tu mother to scour the tub
for the whole bunch If them. and il
every man would try 70 vis,,ei'se the
ache in mothers back "a she bends over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

the January wind and walKeu ~
rauidly as she could The four men
had swords and pistols and were stur-
dy fellows, able To afford her guor
protection.
'"rhe two men In advance passed
without seeing me, stepping easily
over pool Of muddy water that had
collected in depression m the
street. and had not yet had time 10
freeze.
= when the lady reached this pocl,
she stopped at It's brink and looked
down at it, with a little motion pf
CONSERVATION.
"'I cannot eter atros. this lake,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Young People Camp ont.

"A number OF groups of young people
left Wilmington over the Fourth for
camping trips. The following group
spent the weekend at Oakwood Beach.
Matthews, Bertha Black. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard simpkins. Mr.. and Mrr. Irwin
Borsr. George Scott. Harold Houck
and STANLEY walker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

the wash tub. he would fird ri~sn
handkerchief by the Simple prr~-~r ~
stirring the contents - = drawer NM 4
one came to the top
You remember tho old corv ioclr
precept Wrong is wrought by want of
thought as well as want n heart fhaf
the trouble is with family life We don't
think. Ut it, time We Thought shouf
how we are killing WIFI and MnTHfN
by putting unnecessary work upon h~f
And its hirh time ~ stop ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

An Enemy 70 the Eir~ ~so-~ -
yestercssy which WI make vcr f--ret
the care~ ~ today. berir@ exclusively
IN Every Evening Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
THE SANDMAN STORY
BY Abbie Phillips Walker

Prote red by George Matthew Adams.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
City Offices Will Close
To Observe Good Friday

In accordance with the proclamation
published in The Chieftain Tuesday
morning, wherein James /. Lovern.
president of the city council requested
the observance of three hours today
from noon until o'clock, as time
N cessation of business. city offices
will close this afternoon. out of re-
spect for the Founder OF Christian
civilization on the anniversary OF His
crucifiixion on Good friday.
MIR. Loyern declared Thursday after
aoon that the Idea has met with tre-
mendous success, according to reports
h. has received since the publication
OF the proclamati ton
A large number OF prominent busi-
,ess and professional men Thursday
declared that they heartily favored the
idci, and hoped that every citizen OF
Pueblo will heed the request. and stop
,hc round of everyday affairs for
hose three hours.
1T is high time" said one, that
the people OF America begin showing a
little more respect toward such things.
Il is slight thing to do, but the do
ng OF 1t will keep us from becoming
ulogethcr Grass and matcrialistic."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
District Clerks Office
Digging Into Records

Digging back thru the district court
dockcta for a period OF twenty years;
going over something like 10000 cases
filcd. and searching out from them In
tho neiEhborhood OF 500 dockotcd cases
in which from fees paid In there Is
anywhere from i few cents to a few
dollars az yet unused.
This is a task which District Clerk
T.. l.. Nichols and Deputies Nafc and
I.rtdy have on their hands.
And all this comes about thru pro-
vision OF the now docketing fee law
Just passed by the state legislature
and approved by tho governor. which
makes il possible for the clerk OF tho
court to pay into the county treasury
such funds as mentioned which have
Of necessity been in his hands. unused
and for which he mas at all times had
TO bc responsible and unable to dis
pose.
This provision OF the now law 4,
welcomed by the district clerk, for IL
enables him 10 get rid OF such funds
as have been lying idle on account of
tho unsettled conditions of the cases on
which they were paid.
Also. this law provides that tho fee
for dockcting suits barring some
specified exceptions, shall be si2.6O tn
cover all the clerks office fees In a
case. Hereafter the clerk will not only
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Will Improve Heating
System Of Court House

Rejuvenating OF the heating system
at the Pueblo county court house is
to be taken up under orders of the
county commissioners pretty soon.
An electric dynamo capable of con-
trolling the thermostatic regulators
with low pressure. is one of the first
installat tions to he made.
At present a 90 pound steam pressure
is required to properly regulate tho
thormoststs, and as so much heat as
that amount OF pressure produces is
not only not needed. but not wanted
such weather as this and such weather
as most of this winter has produced.
II is necessary both for comfort and
economy to change the system TO some
extent.
The plant is OF course supplied with
the best sort of "A heating and voutl-
la,ing apparatus. vacuum pumps, etc,
but for tho reasons stated. some inn
proving is deemed necessary: also
changes are tn be made In the radint.
ing system which will make possible
the cutting of of tho upper noor or
any other portion OF the building where
heat at any particular timo is no;
needed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Seeking Charles Breedlove

Officers of tho Pueblo Chapter of
the American Red Cross have been
inquirinE for Information concerning
tho phcsont whereabouts OF Charles
Brecdovc.
Ha ia said to be n resident OF Salt
Lake city. Utah, ana employed there
by the American Express company.
Mr. Brccdloyc formerly resided In
Pueblo, but for the past several years
has been at salt Lake. his family is
there with him. according TO II. Tie
man, 1885 Palmer avenue. who last
night furnished the Chicftain with this
information.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

del: lots to : inclusive. block I.
Fountain addition. si.oCo.
Tho United Real Estate & Trust
company 10 Thomas Mishou: lots IS
to II. Inclusive. block ls. Hillside ad =
dition. $500.
Julish T.. Uili ani Joseph II. McGec:
aisii acrca sections and II. twp. 81
range G.. 1900.
Louisa \. Porter to Sarah a
Starmcr: lots II and is, block s5i, j.
Pueblo Heights. 5000.
c. g. Burton to Jake Vidmar; lots :.
70. q, 25. %. q. block rs. Minncqua
Heights. $1,000.
Chicftnin Want Ads. Bring RrsultA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Real Estate Transfers

Ike zukcr to l.. S. Brcssler: lots /
and :. block ,. South Pueblo Building
4 Homestead association subdivision.
1000.
The Walter Brewing company to
Joseph j. Goodstoin. north z II. . in.
lot 3. and south 20 It, in, lot G. block
IS. Pueblo, 1900.
james w. and Lizzie RIGGS to Floyd
\. Gentry: lot ~, block As, l.. Pueblo.
contract for sale, $3.50.
j. VIII Johnson and George n. Mes
ton to w. {. Stokes and George Gin
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Improvements Progressing

Cleaning of tho walls and decorated
portions of the interior OF the county
,ourt house is progressing nicely;
where done the walls really look better
than when first decorated, for the rca-
ION that tho ground work was more or
less soilcd when the decorating was
done.
The tiEhtcst windows and doors pos
,ibe in these modern days OF building
construction are not proof against fine
lust and smoke In times OF wind, and
to obviatc this condition a modern sys-
lem Of window and door crack tighten
.ng is to be installed very soon all over
he big building.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

sisting of hymns, prayers. scripture
selections and seven ten-minutes ad-
dresses on the Seven Words from the
Cross. People will be seated or may
leave the services during the inter-
lude. which will occur every twenty
five minutes, the first beginning at
1880 o'clock.
The public is invited to this service
commorating the Saviour's CrucifiN-
ion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

make his monthly report. but he will
deposit with the treasurer all docket
fees received for the month by him
this. also. is n welcome feature. for
the clerk and his bondsmen will not
have near the responsibility to carry.
Tho work OF checking up the old
cases funds on hand will begin today,
and while tho task iE considerable. II Is
n plcasurablc one because OF the rca-
sons above set forth
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Union Good Friday Service

Union Good Friday service will be
,cld at the First Presbyterian church
oday. The organ prelude will begin at
u 20 o'clock. The service will begin at
ts noon. and last until 8 O'Clock. con-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

An old portrait in oils sold recently
In an English town for a few dollars
IL reported by "A London expert as "A
genuine portrait Of Shakespeare. prob
ably contemporary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
CITY BRIEFS

LADIES AID SOCIETY of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Arnell, 92O east Sew
enth street. this afternoon at 2:0
O'Clock. All women of the church are
invited to be present.
THE Busy Bees of the Mesa Baptist
church will hold a bazaar, Saturday,
March 26.
DANCE at Brantzers Hall on Rye
road Saturday night, March 26. Bo-
seker's orchestra.
DO you want to see the Crystal
City? Come to the First Baptist
Church tonight, Corner Ninth and
Grand, and F. W. Starring will tell
you about it. MIR. Eden will sing.
ESTIMATES place the depth of
the deep sand on Mutual ground at
1900. With first class equipment
this should be accomplished in 80
days.
PRINTING SERVICE - FRANKLIN PRESS
LAKE MINNEQUA PARK-Roller
skating SUNDAY afternoon, Sunday
night, Wednesday night and Friday
night.
EASTER sunday-"say 1t With
Flowers" Colonial Flower Shop, 5ls
n Main.
| APPLIED ECONOMICS - The ap-
piled economies class will beet this
evening at the McClelland Public Ii
| brary at s O'Clock. This will be the
| fifth lecture of the series.
EASTER novelties, nests and cream
eggs ready for you at Settlers, 81 N
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

when the late King Edward went
to India as Prince NJ Wales in 1876.
tho cost of the trip, including pres
cnts tu native princes. totaliCd con
sidurubly over 81 10000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
A BIG LINE of all the latest
blocks Of hats for Spring and
Summer wear to choose from
here, at a considerable saving
to you. Buy your Easter hat
to-day. THE WATKINS HAT
CO., Third and Main.

RED Cap Messengers Phone Is5i-w.
II YEARS in Pueblo without n fall
urc; PRIDE OF the ROCKIES FLOUR.
Bring shoes down this morning. Ec-
onomy Shoe Repair shop, sos y. Main.
MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE pure
silk Shirts In Pueblo at y price.
Economy clio. Co, 3l1 y. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
DON'T WAIT-Buy your
Eastr Hat to-day Of the
WATKINS HAT co., exclus-
i've hat dealers, southeast cor
ner Third and Main.

NEW lines OF caps and hats, silk
shirts. neckware, silk hosiery. Ben
Bergcrman. corner Northern and
Evans avenues.
IF you wish to enjoy a hearty
laugh. sec what Happened TO
Jones'. at Central Auditorium, FRI
day night, April l.
PRE-wAR PRICES on pure silk
shirts. s3.e5 up. Economy Clio. Co., 3ll
n. Union.
DIVORCE ACTIoN-Cora King yes
terday filed in the county court suit
for divorce from Ray W. King; the
charge Is cruelty. They were married
in this city on February q. 1915.
II. A. SMITH for first class carpet
cleaning. Phone oti-W.
HAULING OF all kinds. Phone
SAT.
ANNUAL Easter ball by St. Joseph
Society in st. Joseph Hall ncNt SUN
day night. Music by Garden orchestra.
You are invited
OUR COAL makes warm friends.
p. a. Cessna, Phone 5I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
PHONE FoRBusH ron COAL

PATTERNS. models, drawings OF all
kinds made to order; also die and
metal STAMPING work: screw machine
product; ONy-acctClyne welding, and
general machine work. THE M
PROVED POWER G MACHINERY
COMPANY. F-nEiuccrs and Builders.
70a-2li South Victoria avenue, Pueblo,
Colorado. 200 feet from tho Union
Depot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

SAN ISABEL MEETS-Thc san
Isabel Public Recreation association
met Thursday in the Commerce club
rooms. At tho meeting It was decided
to postpone the trip to the forest until
next Thursday when the work for the
coming year will D." located and
plancd out on the ground.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?
Have sioau'. Gintwrnt R~sdy for sud
den Rheumatic TwirEcs

N ONT let that rheumatic pain or
l. ache find YOU WITHOUT Sloan's
Linimcnt again. Keep IL handy
in the medicine cabinet for Immediate
action when needed. II you are out of
IL now. get another bottle today. so
Won won't suffer any lorErr than
necessary when a pain or ache at
tarks you
Aprlv IT without rihhing-for II ren-
ctratrs-Eiving prompt relief from
sciatica, lumbaEo neuralgia, back
ache lamcnoss. soreness, sprains.
strains. bruises. Re prcpared-lts
easy to use.
All druggists-55c, Ioc, $40. The
largest size contains six times as
much ns the smallest.
S1Od1l1S
Linirnent(iFss%,%%9 (is%%9
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Hotel Napkins, $l.50.

15-inch linen finish Hotel Napkins, ready hemmcd,
dice pattern. Special, per doz... 81 80
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
co TO THE WATKINS
HAT co. to-day and buy your
Easter hat. Exclusive hat and
cap store, big assortment to
choose from, and all for a
LITTLE LESS MONEY.
HYpRo-sroNs HOMES. Phone s,.

HYDRo-sToNE HOMES. Phone s,s.
NEW shoes and oNfords for Easter.
Very complete lines. Hosiery to match.
Ben BcrEcrnnn. corner Northern and
Evans avenues.
AN-Stccl Safe and CnbinetA Ths
Uest. O'Dricn Printing Co.
PUBLIC LIBRARY CLosES-Mc-
CIciland Public library. will he closed
and other city offices by order of the
city council, from l. o'clock noon till
@ y. m.
THE ONLY GENUINE, ORIGINAL.
HOT CROSS BUNS-hakcd and furn-
ishcd to the people OF Pueblo for IL
years by John Setter. baker and con-
fcctioncr. will be ready for you Friday
at Settlers Bakery, Jgi North
Main street. Phone as.
5oJ YOUNG MEMS all-wool sample
suits. tiJ.f0 to s226o. Economy Clio.
Co. JiI y. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Barber Towels, s1.00 Doz.

Barber Towels size 12x2O, soft cotton towels, with
FED border Regular l5c quality Special, per
dozen. y. ..................... 81 90
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Apron Ginsham, l5c.

Extra good heavy quality Apron Gingham in as
sorted size blue checks % inches wide, at, yd, SC
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
New Table Cloths.

52-nch linen finish Table Cloth, in blue or rose,
with y doz napkins TO match, extra good quality.
Special at, set ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
Dresser Scarfs, 35c.

Dresser Scarfs, size 1sx5o; plain white, linen fin
ish. Regular 75c value. Special, each. 49,. Soc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25
HAULING OF all kinds. Phon
SAT.

OUR COAL makes warm friends.
p. a. Cessna, Phono 5I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-25

Dainty new Neckwear, Hair Orna-
ments, New Combs and Barcttes. new
Bag Tops.
Stationery-Novelty boxes, corrc-
spondcncc cards. New ideas in fine
linen paper. Priced from 39C to
5000 box.
PAL Pencil, new ono. A spc-
cial one dollar retailer.
The New York herald., 1921-11-14
CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

BALBOA. Nov 12-Arr!yed. etrs Birlyen-
head San Francisco for Philadelphie; Da-
Valparaiso for Amsterdam; Cedar Branch
(Brl, Cailao for Liverpool
Mont Csrvln tFr). Marseillee Dakotan,
Portland; Steel Age. Los Angeles; City OF
Nep!ss eo%o9 9SBFl bc Seattle Me ,e.rr,vea str Hon,
-uras lErl, Antwerp.
cRsToBAI.. Nov 1e--Arrived. strs Pear
Branch SB LGnSon Gogeie Yor eondSt 6SrtSse7a
lar .(Br). do for Vancouver, SC; Colon. New
York.
Sailed 18th. strs Peru (Br), Puerto Colum-
Maru (Jap). Norfolk and United Kingdom,
HALIFAX, Ms. Nov i$--Arrivcd. str Es-
sailed l2tn. strs Rosalind (Bry, New York
18th. Thistlemoro (Br). Liverpool; schr Bur-
pee IBr), New York. . -. :.
sale s st NSS SssaiTo Ha csaara si1 6oom
bia, Baltimore and Norfolk.
Sailed 18th. strs Calarlares. cr.stobai and
Sailed 18th, strs Colombia. San Francisco:
De La Sale (Fr). New Orleans.
KINGSTON. Nov 11-sailed. str cibao
'ioTS I12ERPoo%, fpt5ore Nov ,2-saled, str Cedric
(Br). New York via Queenstown.
Arrived 18th, str Albania lBrl. New York.
lnss County CBr), Liverpool; Manchester
Civilian (Br). Rotterdam; 18th, Melita (Br),
Liverpool.
Sailed 18th. strs Rosos Vergottis (GreelO
Gibraltar; Canadian Squatter G}r), G!as-
gov; Canadian Trooper (Br), London Cana
dian Ranger CBr), Novorossisk; Orari (Br) ,
Australian yerbana (Br), London; Bosworth
tBr), do: Orthia (Br). Glasgow; Scandl-
navian (Br), Southampton.
PORT LIMON, Nov I0-Sailed, str San GIL
(Br), Boston via Tela.
SANTA MARTA, Nov 1o--sailed. str Santa
Marta, New York via Kingston.
ST JOHN, NIB. Nov 12-Arrived, str Man
chester Shipper (Br). Manchester.
Sailed 18th, str Chlgneto (BD. West In
dies via Halifax.
VANCOUVER. BIC, Nov t2-sailed, str
Niagara (BrJ, Sydney, SSW.
The New York herald., 1921-11-14
RADIO SIGNALS FIRE
ON ISTHMIAN LINER
San FranciscO's Calls for Help
Sent From Lane That Is
Well Piled.
ON WAY FROM LISBON
Vessel Is Steel Screw Ship and
Doubt Is Expressed About
Her Danger.
ON WAY FROM LISBON

The steamship San Francisco, an
lsthmian line freighter. was reported
afire in midocean early last night. Her
radio calls for help were picked up by
the Naval Communication Service at A
whitehall street and relayed back and
forth between other stations for the pur-
pose of acquainting vessels in her VII
cinity with the news of her danger. No
details were contained in the S. .. S.
The position of the San Francisco was
given as latitude 35 30 N. longitude
52 :03 w. This would be about 652
miles east by north of Bermuda and
l.0S0 miles south by east by south from
New York. She left Lisbon, November g.
1t was indicated by her position that
tn vessel is on the southern route and
in the track also of ships taking the
sailing route to the mouth of the Amazon
River. At this time of the year, it was
said, ship in trouble in those lanes
would obtain assistance quickly.
The San Francisco, steel screw ship
OF 5,102 gross tonnage, is owned by the
United States Steel Products Company
and is consigned to the Isthmian Line.
Her general agents are Norton, Lilly &
Co. Capt. Donnelly, superintendent of
tn Isthmian Line was trying last night
to get message to the ship. He
doubted if the fire was serious. There
was no information available as to the
number of her crew.