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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

Colefi 81 Benigno, POT !
.plsnui ca Sd puma bomba easel
scesteia, a declarat seful poll
tiei, deci G neoesar 81 Sc ia nasll-
rifle preventive.
Paris. - Liga natiunilor ce-
rut All puteriaor aliate sd faca .
.intelegere intre Statele> Unite si
,Japonia Gu privire IA chestia in-l
sulei Yap. Aceasta cerere fost
|.adresata pnterilor in numele IL,
Egei de catre Gastoa Da Cunha,'
din Brazil. ,Ccrerea fost adre-i
sata Frantei, .Italiei, Britaniei 81
Japoniei.
Dol ioameni pot muri in spitahll
lSt. Alexis, i'm urma unali foe ce a
isbucnit in atelierul lui Alfonzo
Reha, 228l Woodland Ave. Focul
a isbucnit cind masina de calcat
| a exploadat. Gel raniti sunt Mo-
ses Daily, "a ami 81 Thurman
| Watts, de 81 ami. Casa 81 0 pra-
lvalie de bijuterii din vecinatate
la ans.
/ Cea mai mare despagubire s'a
dat All unui masinist de la caile
ferate C. e. @. .Judecatorul Close
a judecat desbagubire de $4,000
dollari masinistul,li Henry Die
ldrich, al carui git s'a rupt lu-
Grind la o masina. El a cerut 0
despagubire de 100000 dollari.
Reprezentantul cailor ferate a
lsustinut ca grumazul lui Diedrich
nu-i rupt. El fost examinat Gu
raze 4 81 s'a dovedit ca afirmatia
lui e adevarata. Judecatorul insa
nu Ia judecat toata suma, ci nu.
mai 65.O00 doAari. Compania q
1 cerut lln process nou.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
m fUlA c0nbl|Blb|

Gu tot respectful fata de femel,
malta sau scunda, trebue numal
dol coti de stofa pentru haina ei.
u
''Domnule judecator, aveti de-
,gind sa ma dati pc mainile unel:
eurti Gu turati de femei So ma
judece9'' striga acuzatul catre ju-
.decator, vazind ca pc lista juratl-,
lor sunt nrlmai femei. Z
''Ssst. FIJI linistitt," ii spune
judecatorpl.
''Ce linistit domnule? Eu nu
pot prosti nevasta, da inca IL fe-
|anei! Numai umbla GU judecata.
Stunt vinovat," raspunse acuza-
tul. Houston Post.)
Orr ce $ s'ar zice, de cind Gu pro-
hibitia, nu Sc mai aud glume cu
haz 81 piscatoare, 81 daca vom ii
opriti 81 de la fumat, vom canta
oda sfintilor.
| 81 daca e vorba sa spunem ade-
i
\ v;lrul, fetita cu gitul de lebada, in
J zadar poarta rochita pima la ge-
lnunchi.
! =
i Constiinta hotului nu lar per
j mite sa faca rele, daca II ar uits
4 % ia GU ell cind sc scoala dimi
neata din pat.
|
! Adevarul bun la locnl lui, dal
oratorul trebue sa fie dibaciu sa-
| imbracc in alta haina cand vor
beste la 0 intrunire publica.
| &
i De cind s'a vOtat amendamen
i tul al 19-lea la Constitute calita
tile masculine ale femeilor i'm in
| deletnicirle casnice s'au desvol
tat Gu 20 la suta 81 All, femei;
care intrebuintcaza 'lacrime ca 81
.astige disputA cu barbatul,
considerata ca O meteOrita de y,
vrc-o alta planeta.
/ =
| La recesamintul din anul 1921
| Gary, Ind, a avut 55,378 locuitor
pc cind la recesamintul din 1915
La ayut numai 16,802. Turnatoriil,
de otel din acest oras sunt consi
| derate ca cele mai mari din lume
Numarul romanilor evalust in
tre 800 81 1,OOO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
INFORMATION

Columbus. - o ceata de priso-
nieri, cam vre-o 400. - in temnita
de aici au inscenat eri o mica re-
volutie strigind; 'Nu vrem sd
lucram, datine un nou director de
temnita."' Tot penitenciarul era
in rev0lta. Directorul Thomas a
ordonat imediat ilrchiderea ''con-
ducatorilors in celule separate 81
nu lea dat de Gina. Ell la anne
nintat ca, daca vor continua, de
name incepind nu-i va tinea de
cat Gu pine 81 apa. Prisonierii
s'au resculat dupa ce a facut vi
zita un medic, dr.. Morton w.
Bland, care a facut 0 inspectie
sanitara, precedind unui comitet
al corpurilor lejnitoare care va
[incepe Iuni . investigatie adu.
candu-i la cunostinta starile de.
plorabile din temnita. E
Lima ~ Primarul orasului q
declarat All ca in zilele aceste va
numi snccesorul directorului de
|siguranta, Frad S. Fisher, care q
demisionat eri din cauza discu
tiei ce avut-o Gu maiorul asuprs
CHESTER refnstalarii a dol politsti
John Goebel 81 Frank Eberle
Fisher q anuntat reinstalarea d
cestor politisti Gu toate ca prima
|srul la spus sa nu faca aceasts
fara consimtemintul lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

a a. ll4 !' lspsltllI
Helen Ao6 le ~ ani, 4 fosta
acusata cd = & pc un incl Ae dial
mant 81, sub & lie de $1,000 a fost
pusa pc picier Iliber. ,Ea 4 fost
citata inai11to zece zile Ia des-
baterea pre- tlui, insa ca n a
saparut inainaa ldeca torului. Eri, J,
in alta chestiel ea fost citata
sea marturic ~ ckftea judecato1u-,
|lui Jewell. Un detectiv reeu-'
MOSQUITO. Ea 4 fbst imediat ares
tata.
Antwerpen. Portnl orasului
e pin Gu emigr9nti carl nu pot I'll
imbarcati din cauza nouii legi de,
imigrare Stat klor Upite. Numa-
rul eel mai mare al poloneziior
| carl sunt aici. Hi sunt cam vre-o
5000 81 sunt in d stare miserabil;i.
Multi asteapta deja de luni va
'por 81 si-au mancat 81 cei din
urma bani. Acasa nu Sc pot duce,
dar nici nu vor caci gindul lor e
| Ia America.
| Daca sunteti chemati ia leges.
sd mergeti nunlai decat 81 sd wi
presintati la ora fixata de jude
Gator caci altfel yeti patti ca
/ Andrew Milk. El a fost chemat
!! la lege ca sd mbrturiseasca in ca
zul lui Stanley Price care e acu-
zat ca s'a foloAt de un check
fara valoare. '1be ce-ai VENT tir-
ziuY" int3ebat judecatorul.
! 'Oh m am urit sa tot vim ne la
4 ''lege'' - raspGnse Milk. !Te
'pedepsesc Gu q dollari pentru
vorba aceasta, '')i-a raspuns jude
catorul, zimbind Nam bani" ~
zise Milk, Hanios. wei fl in
chis' - zice j,ldecatorul linistit,
81 facu semn politistului, care Ia
!dus in celula hnde poate sd Sc
gindeasca destul ca ce urmari are
daca MI esti cll reverenM fata dc
. legile statulni.
# s&*
| New Brunswick. Shubel *.
Silver, cassarisl bisericei refor-
y mate de aici, aetost All judecat la
/ inchisoare de Ia 2 la Z ami pentru
} ca defraudat 6OOO dollari din
,1averea bisericii. El a jdefraudat
I-banii pentru 4 domnisoara Gu
lcare q fugit. H E ON casatorit,
feineie = ! eeiik q
| I'm hot, eare = ssnt peciinta 81
astepte pima &c dosmna Perkins,
29s7 Broxton Rr, s'aXius Ia lu-
,Icru, a intrat in locuinta; acesteia
81 a furat bijuterii in valoare dc
200O dollari. poamna Perkins q
ideclarat politiei cd hotul n "a dus
numai bijuterifle ei desi in casa
mai erau niste biuterii in valoare
) de 5000 dohari, carl insa apart.
} neau altor membri din familie.
\ Directorul paccurilor din Gle.
velaqd, Fred w. Thomas, a de
clarat ca All Sc vor deschide trei
scaldatoare. Aceste vor Fl cele de
; linga parcnriles Edgewater, Gar.
slfield si Brookside. Deschiderea
scaldatorii de II Gordon-park 81
Iva face numai Marti ee vine dir
4 cauza ca acum se pune Q instsla
: tie noua de ipIninatie.
- !"
J Belfast. Apyernul ibritan !
lsAs...
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

Adevarul e bun la locnl lui, dar
Oratorul trebue sil fie dibaciu SAL
imbracc in alta haina cand vor.
lbeste la 0 intrunire publica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

Constiinta hotului nu lar per
mite sa faca rele, daca II ar uit;
so la GU cl cind sc scoala dimi
neata din pat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

81 daca e vorba sa spunem ade
varul, fetita ell gitul de lebada, il
zadar poarta rochita pima la &c
,nunchi.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
PERS0 NAILS

Mrs Mitchell Ehriich of New York
City will leave here Monday for Salt
Lake City after an extended visit with
Miss Julia Soule.
Alva A Hull of Fort Collins who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hull
at 90 Carlile Place left last evening
for Galveston, Texas. to spend the
winter. ? =
Dr. and Mrs. P C. Taylor entertained
six friends at dinner Friday night at
their home 126 East Ninth street.
r. H. (Bob) Higgins, superintendent
of maintenance of the states highways,
called on the Pueblo county commits
sioners yesterday. enroute to Trinidad
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
7TH PERSON IN
COLORADO owns AUTO

Denver, Dec. 3.-The number of
automobile licenses issued in Colorado
during the first eleven months of 1921
shows that every seventh person in
The state owns passenger automobile
according to a statement issued to-
nisht by Carl Milliken secretary. Of
state. Up to Dec. /. the statemen.
showed 134,s00 licenses were issued for
passenger automobiles and s,2S5 for
automobile trucks, while fees amount
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
Let Tumulty Drop
Deception Nov

Joe Tumulty 10 prcsuming much in
claiming to clear up a mystery" con-
cerninf Wilson's refusal to accept
Roosevelt's offer Of brigade for i'm
mediate use at the breaking out OF the
war. There is no mystery" In the
affair-unless Newton d. Baker ut
tered q tissue of falsehoods in his
statements to Colonel Roosevelt. In
deed, even granting that the then
secretary OF war was not telling the
truth would not change the situation.
1t would still be known of all men
velt's popularity and was determined
he should be denied any opportunity
to earn fresh fame by valiant service
In the war.
Colonel Roosevelt made public the
letters he wrote to Secretary Of War
Baker regarding the offer of brigade
OF voluntary troops. and also pub
lished Bakers replies.
II Joe Tumulty is desirous Of clear
Ing up mysteries," he can hnd ample
opportunity In answering questions
people really have asked with much
eager interest. Who wrote tho Will
son message to congress in December,
1913? Why were interviews given out
relative to the presidents rapid restor-
alton to health when Mr.. Wilson was
really at deaths door7 Why were
cunning and duplicity and talsehood
practiced constantly against the
American people in a matter of such
vital concern to every citizen. and
actually at the cost of millions of
money to the business interests of the
nation? Mr.. r. should leave off de-
ception. now that he Is out of office
and II he insists on scolding. should
tell the public things It wants to know,
st. Louis Times.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
Obligatory Vaccination
For Steel Plant Workers

Notices have been posted in the
Minneoua steel works stating that 1t
is obligatory that all employees OF the
company shall be vaccinated.
Company physicians state that the
people of this vicinity should become
awake to the danger of black small
pox which Is creating such ravages In
Kansas City. Denver and other places.
and lose no time in availing themselves
of the opportunity OF a preventative.
C. F. & l. employees will be vaccinated
at the steel works dispensary and at
the MinneQua hospital 20
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

ed to oi,256s5. The increase over
the same period in 1920 was 1900
passenger automobiles, 1,4S6 trucks
and $S1 ,3S3.61 in fees, according to the
statemsnt. Secretary Milliken announ-
ced that fees for the year 1922 would
be based on. factory prices In effect
January /, 1922 SO that owners of
automobiles will get the benefit of
price reductions made during the last
year.
The previous plan was to base fees
on the price Of cars the year of pur-
chase.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
DIED

FIELDS, Mrs. Mary Jane, died Dec.
8. at 22S Polk street. Body at T. q. Nc
Carthy's.
GLACH. Anna, age years. died Dec.
at 1888 Eiler Ave. Funeral $3.50 p. m.
yesterday from T. G. McCarthy's.
ERICKSON, Ernesrine. age s years,
died at 1904 Pine street. Dec. 8. Body at
United, Davis-Vories.
HOWARD, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Howard, died Dec. 8. F'u-
neral yesterday by Cammefe.
AUSTIN, infant soh of DR.. and Mrs.
Austin. died at 110o Pine street, Dec. 8.
Body at Cammels.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
SPECIAL SUNDAY
EVENING DINNER
AT ELLINCTON'S

IS HELD UP-Three Mexicans are
alleged to have held up and robbed
H. A. King last night of $3.50 on D
street between Union avenue and
South Main street. according to the
police. King was returning to his room
at the st. Charles hotel at C street
and Union avenue last night at about
10:l5 o'clock when he was stopped by
the three Mexicans who relieved him
OF his money.
GOOD clothing ana shoes for less
money at the Enterprise. 222 South
Union Avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
ElkS NOTICE

/. All members of Pueblo Lodge No. go.
B. P. o: Elks and visiting members are
hereby requested to appear in fun uni
form at the Elks Home this evening at
1880 p. m. for the purpose of attending
in a body the Memorial Services which
will be held in the City Auditorium
at 500 o'clock sharp.
Exalted Ruler.
THOMAS ANDREW.
Secretary
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

ing play has as a historical back
ground the early days In California S
famous gold rush. when the 'i9ers sci
their faces to the sun, and tracked
their way across the continent IL
prairie schooners.
Woven into this romantic period o.
the Golden States chapter is n story
of love interest and thrills innumer
In episode No. 5, to be shown today,
the thrills take place with the south
eastern corner of Colorado as the 10
cation. Art Accord is the Immigrant
trains guide and the Indian attack is
true to life. They cross the Rockies by
way of Ratoon Pass. School children
should see this because they read about
1t In their histories at school.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
YEAGER COAL co.

DIES SUDDENLY. w. ,Gaynor
OF Longmont, brother of P. o. Cay
nor of Pueblo, died suddenly at his
home last night. according-to a te1e-
gram received here. He was widely
known in the northern part of the
state where he has made his homo
since he came to Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
2oed DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS
IN our luggage department.
The 8. c. Gallup Saddlery Co.

FOR massage, scalp and hair treat
ment Residence solicited: phone 1s44
Exchange 81 Thornton and Fraser.
WHERE ARE THE DEAD7" will
be the subject of sermon-lecture to
be delivered at the assembly OF God
(PentecostaD, Berkeley and Northern
avenues. Sunday at 11:15 O'Clock by
Evangelist Make A. X Clark of
Idaho. who Is in the city conducting
a special campaign in the interests OF
the Pentecostal movement. Tho theme
for the evening service at 1880 o'clock
will be Jerusalem and the Jews" A
hearty invitation is extended the gem
eral public to hear Evangelist Clark by
the pastor in charge, W. Rufus Cooper.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

For the tender sympathy extended
and beautiful flowers sent to the fu,
neral of our beloved brother. FREQ
Darroch. we extend by this method our
thanks and express our appreciation.
MRS. NJ. c. HUMPHREYS
AUEJx MARKS
ALEX FOSTER
JAMES FOSTER
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
AN EXCITING EPISODE

Those who have followed the thrill
ing educa tional serial, WINNERS of the
West being shown at tho Critcher
theater each Sunday. should not miss
episode No. 5. which appears on the
screen today. This great history tell
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
e@a n S.pt~ Ta PhopeS 6l6.5I7
no & Santa Fs.
Phones 516-5l7

FOR A SHORT T1MB special re-
<1ret1en in prices zylo rims brilliant
<orio spherical deep curve lenses, any
style, $7-Bo. Brilliant spherical peris-
oepio lens and gold filled mounting.
$500. One piece bifocal toric deep
euFvs mountings complete. $12.o0.
soisntifio examination. satisfaction
DA ". F. FARABEE- openrnetrist-
Room 6. Pope Block. Phone 50.
A FORD TOURING car was stolen
from near Fifth and Main streets at
$50 O'clock Saturday afternoon. The
so6 Block IT, contained SO worth of
groceries and bore the Kansas license
number e ss7.
Eye EXAMINATIONS - Kletzky
sye examinations are scientific, skill
ground to the exact requirements of
each eye- Office, suite 312 Thatcher
Building. Phone 16s1-W.
Colorado State Board Of Nurse E1-
aminers will hold meeting to register
at the State House. For further infor-
nation apply to the secretary. Miss
Louise Perrin. SIS Kittredge Bldg.
Denver. Colo.
Crystal cup coffee. Phone esk
THE oMRICAN Sigma Sigma Fra
ternity will entertain their friends at
. stag party Dec. at p. m. to be
held at St. Paul church. corner of
Routt and Union. The program will be
followed by an oyster dinner.
NOTICE
We are now prepared to do all
furniture repairing. upholsterins. mat
trses renovating etc Orders promptly
taken caro- Of. Work fully guaranteed.
n. A. Smith. carpet cleaning and up
holster1ng. Phone e1 W. 321 e. 5th.
The Whiton.Mahaf Mortuary re-
gfets 70 announce the death Of Mr..
e. z. Wilton, tho senior partner.
Tho company VIII continue It's bust
nos in tho Funeral Homo at 211-15
Abelendo avenue and win give tho
public tho same courteous service
that u has rendered In tho past
GIVEN FINAL DEcREE-Yestsr-
day IN the county court Edward r.
0oostd was granted = nnal decree of
divorce from Lola b Gobatt: cruelty
was the ground for the action. They
Ysre married at Colorado Springs on
May &. 1919.
An-0nna GASan - C.S.sv>nsa 49,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
FUNERAL NOTICES

Glach, Anna. s-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Glach died yester-
day at the family residence, 1888 Eiler
Ave. Funeral was held yesterday aft
funeral chapel and was private. Inter
mont Roselawn.
Pograjc. Anton. died at the family
residence $40 Joliet street, yesterday.
The remains were removed to the fu-
neral parlors of T. G. Mccarthy and
company. Funeral from the residence
Tuesday morning at $3.50 and from ST.
Marys church at $780, Interment in
family lot. Roselawn cemetery.
Heaton, Mrs. Inez L.. beloved wife Of
Harry W. Heaton. Body forwarded
yesterday to Lacrosse. Kansas for
burial. accompanied by the husband
and daughter.
Williams, James W. Funeral Tuesday
afternoon at . o'clock from the funeral
chapel of T. G. Mccarthy and company
in the Mccarthy block Interment Rose
lawn.
was held at the family residence yes
terday a. m. at 10 o'clock. the Rev o.
8. Reed. assisted by Rev. r. D. Low
den conducted the services. Rev. Low
den sang MY Savior First Of ALL"
and Face to Face" The pallbearers
were N. B. Yakey. w. NJ. Clark, ]. A.
Holmes. r. S. Weaver. Geo. Gregory
and D. w. Brown. Interment was in
Mt. View in charge of Wilton Mahar
Tho funeral of Malinda Dehart was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the United Davis-vories chapel.
Rev. W. T. Hilton conducted the serv-
Ices. Mrs. j. c. Hayes and Mrs. r. W.
Gibbons accompanies by Mrs. w. R.
Reinig sang Nearer. My God to Thee"
Beautiful Isle." and God Be with
ers who are sons of the deceased. were
e. B. Dehart. A R Dehart, W. W.
Meeke, L. o. Dehart, B. W. Dehart and
L B. Hanna The flowerbearers. who
are grandeons OF the deceased, were
r A. DehaSt- Leroy Dehart. Irwin Han
na and Frank sanborn. Interment was
in Mountain View cemetery.
Erne6tine Erickson. the five-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Erickson. died Friday night at the fam-
lily home. 1904 Pine. The funeral, which
Is private. will be held Monday after
noon at l o'clock from the United,
Davis-vories chapel. Interment will be
In Mountain View cemetery.
The funeral of Patrick ]. o'Donnell
10 o'clock from the United. Davis
Worries chapel. Rev. r. II. Zimmerman
will conduct the services. Interment
will be in Mountain View cemetery.
The funeral Of Melvin Campbell will
take place Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock In tho United. Davis-vories
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
MA10NEY Tailor and Cleaner
AAN>ANAA Gan 1056-J.

"A supposedly substantial bridge
ee1oss North Creek. above Beulah. on
he roadway built by the government
road men, is down and out" It went
down under the weight Of q huge load
Of wheat. and the wheat went down
With It
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
Marriage licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGES LICENSES

s James Clelland Peabody, Canon city,
and Alice Brown McHarg. Pueblo.
John W. Ransler, and Ruby Hinck-
ley, Pueblo. % =,
Manuel c. Gomez. and Refugio
Ramirez. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
CITY BRIEFS

THE, Home Millinery Parlor" at
71s Grand avenue, is the place to
have your last years hat remodeled
into stylish 1921 model. Mrs. Theo.
G. Cramer does beautiful work and
her prices are low.
FIREMEN CALLED-The fire de-
partment was called to 1928 Routt ave-
nue. at s o'clock last evening. Flares
from a fue were the cause; no damage.
CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards-com-
plete assortment. o. o. Faith Press.
Phone s61-71s Santa Fe Ave.
To tho unit holders Of tho Cotton
Co. Okla OIL & Gas Co Mr. Waldman
wishes to meet all shareholders at
Fisher hall S251a south Union avenue,
p. M. Monday. Dec. 5. A full re-
port on the work done will be made.
F. NJ. HAMMOND,
e. R. FISHER, President.
Secretary.
SECTION NO. of st. PauIs
Ladies' Aid society will hold its an
nual bazaar at Crews-Besgs' Monday
and Tuesday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
GARD OF. THANKS

We wish to thank all our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy during our recent bereavement,
also for the floral tributes.
MIR. AND MRS. H. =. DAMS
AND FAMILY
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

The body of w NJ. Waller was sent
to Denver Saturday for burial there
by the Cammel Undertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855. @
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
season is thought to be the cause ol
the return Of the boards.
TAXI? BABE MASSEY 1895.

GATHERING INFORMATION -
George A. Crowder. assistant United
states district attorney with head
quarters in Denver, was in the city
case fled against the Missouri Pacific
railroad in Topeka, Kansas. The case
Is to be tried in Kansas. Divine, Pres
ton and Storer are the attorneys for
the road, it is understood.
MRS. THEO. c. CRAMER, 71s
Grand avenue. Is prepared to do all
kinds of artistic millinery work, and
many of the nobbiest and most at
tractive hats worn on tho streets,
We're made by Mrs. Cramer. Her work
is first class. her styles right and her
prices reasonable. If there Is any
work you want for the holidays, now
is the time to order It.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

chapel. Rev. o. P. Emery will conduct
the services. Interment Mountain View
cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
IN MEsIoRIAM

IN MEMORY of husband and father
who passed away one year ago today:
Gone but not forgotten in written
words Of love or book or flowers the
waiting hand will clasp ours once more
across the distance in the same old
MRS. BEN GUST1N
MYRON KYLE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
BORN

To Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. jackson. Of
Beulah, a daughter, Dec. 2, 1921.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Clark 1. Hoagland,
OF 1922 West street, son at Minnequa
hospital, Dec. 3. 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04

PUNCH BOARDS TABoo-Punch
boards. that have long been laid in TIL.
discard pile In Pueblo by the gambling
ordinance. are finding their way back
to the counters Of several stores in the
city. and caused Chief OF Police DAILY
TO issue an order 20 the police TO
strictly enforce the law. The holiday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
HYDRo-sroNE HOMES. Phone s7s.

LIGHTS WENT oUT-A territory
several blocks square was without
lights for several hours Saturday
night. in the region of Evans and
Northern avenues. due to the trans
former in the 800 block on Northern
avenue burning out. The street and
residence lights went off about $50
o'clock. but linemen had the repairs
made and the lights on again shortly
before midnight.
Amateur niEht Wednesday Majestic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
COAL, WOOD AND GRAIN.
mccoy, Tel. 50. ,.

GOOD ATTENDANCE DESPITE
SNOW-Yesterday's session OF the
state teachers college extension course
in the office OF the county superin-
tendent Of schools. was we'll attended
regardless Of the snow storm and the
heavy condition of the roads. There
were additions to the class and evil
dences of increased interest we're ap-
parent. This course 10 credited at the
state university and the Denver Uni
versity. z. C. Cash OF the Pinon
schools. IL the conductor Of the course.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
eooL DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS
IN our luggage department
Tho g. c. Gallup Saddlery Co.

LAKE, MYNNEQUA PARK-Roller
skattns Tuesday. Friday. Sunday aft
a3noon and night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-04
THE RISING SUN PUB. co.

The new address OF tho Rising Sun
paper and shop is 21s West Second st.
All persons having any business with
the company. please notice.
FLOOD - COAL at reduced price.
Mark Coal Co. Phone 1: 200 w. lth st.