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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
"Ano, pfinasim vasemu pa

lined vas k nemu dovedu".
Ia malou chylli stall Adrien
pred toubertem, jenz jej Wild
ne avital a tazal Sc, zdali INA
platebni podmnky.
"Ano, pane, znam podminky
a prinaSim penlze", odpovedel
Adrien zarazen prlsernou o.
hyzdnosti Joubertovou.
"Polovice kupni ceny Sc
soudnimi utratami obnaSi $500
franku", pravil Placide.
Adrien zaplatil, obdrzel stvr
zenku a slibil, re pride V pom
deli We ctyri hodiny k notari V
predmesti, kde Sc mel zjistiti je
no podpis.
Pin radosti, re Sc stall mali
,telem usedlosti, nemohl 81 MIA
dy malir odepriti potechy, ably
lspatril aspon ma okamzik svou
~nevestu, i dosel do ulice eau
martin; vyhledal udane cislo a
ida tesn6 vedle kramu, pohledl
bystre do vnitr.
Klara pracovala tam vedle
PAM Thouretove.
Adrien il zahledl, a pin ra-
dosti mad jejim pohledem, pre-
sci asi petkrate okolo dveri; a.
lie mlada divka iej nespozoro-
vala.
KoneGn6 pozvedla hlavu,
zrak jeji STREET Sc S Adrieno-
wynn OXEN, a ma tvafi jeji vzpla
la ruda zare.
Mladik polozil prst ma rty a
postal il polibeni.
Klara naklonila hlavu hlu-
boko k praci a snazila Sc zata-
Jitl rozpacivost svoji -
Ma ze.jtri vstala Klara cas-
neji nez obyce!ne a venovala
%veSkerou peel svemu obleku;
mela 81 vyjiti poprve S muzem,
jemuz darovsle sve srdce, a
tn bylo pfec u la prirozene,
re Sc mu chit yalibiti.
PriSla do krSmu o dvacet mi
nut drive nez cbycejn6.
"Nevratim-li Sc do .jedne no
diny, muzete zavriti a odejiti,
mile dite", pravila PAM Thou
rctova.
Adrien, jenz Sc nemohl do
ckati okamziku schuzky s milo
vanou divkou, prechazel jiz o
pull dvanacte pred kramem V
ullci Caumartin, a6koliv mu
klara byla fekla, re teprve Ike
druhe iodine Dude miti prazd-
no.
Bylo prav4 poledne, kdyz
kmitla Sc okolo mladeho mali
lie elegantni DANA.
Adrien obratil Sc zvedav6 a
vSiml 81, re vchazela hezka mia
da zena, jez mela oblicej "a
stfeny krajkovym zavoiem, do
kramu PAM Thouretove.
Malir volnym krokem preset
Iulici a zastavil Sc ma protejSim
chodniku primo naproti kra-
mu.
klara vstala a ptala sc da-
my usluzn6, echo 81 preje.
"Rada bych nejaky klo-
bouk".
"Racila jste 81 prohlednouti
klobouky We vykladni skrlni.
madame?"
Ne.
"Prosim, ra6te sc la.skave ma
ne podivati".
Mlada zena pristoupila k
vykladni skrini a pravila:
"Ukazte mi tento".
Madame tomu rozumi - je
to leden z nejhezcich - Jest o.
zdobcn pravou anglickou kraj-
kou".
"Jsou to vsak kra.jky move,
Ipfala bych 81 staroanglicke
krajky''. 49,,
"kdyby byly krajky stare
anglicke, stall by klobouk o de-
set louisdoru vice..
L.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
| SIBRAVACEK
IZivot a dilo samorostleho
filosofa z lesd.
Napsal FIR. Ftos.

BylO to V Follower mage podle
kalendare, ale skutecny maj te
prve nyni rozvinul svou nadhe'
ru barev, vunl a zvuku. Duber
byl chladny a DESTINY a prvnl
tyden kvetna nebyl o mnOhC
lepsi a proto ted pc nekolika
teplych, krasnych dnech shrnu
10 Sc vsecko najednou.
Sibravacek stanul ma civil.
ku ma prahu a zadival Sc pres
itchy, pusty dvur do zahrady.
a pax do lesu.
"To je krasa!" uklouzlo mu
z ust, "a llny clovek to vSecko
zaSpi". Rozbehl Sc Ike studni a
tiSe, ale dukladne jake kace
Splachal rukama i hlavou We
studene vod6, ktera tn byla jiz
cd vetera We skopku.
Pc koupeli vratil Sc tise dc
myslivny a pc chvilce cupal jiz
pc mekke zarosene lesni ceste,
mesa motyku a sekeru pres ra-
memo a StateCne ukusCval z We
likeho dolku. Poole urputn3
houzevnatosti dolku dalo Sc
soudit, re w je tyden na sklon-
ku a re Sc Sibravacek must
bro rozbehnouti domu pro "a
sobu m6kciho peciva.
Jak Sc podivil SiCravacek,
kdyz potkal ma aleji hajneho
Hroznatu, .jak &c vraci z lesa.
Eroznata nebyl davno V revi-
RI, ale Sibravacek mel uz Hroz
natu rad. Byl to clovek starsi,
vazny, zadny taskar a vtipa-
lex. Hovoril vzdycky rozumn6
a tuze rad prenatal o ruznych
zahadach. Povidalo sc o mem,
re je taky ctenaf a re miva V
braSn6 misto patron knihu, ale
protoze vykonaval sve povin-
nosti velmi poctive, nebyl pro
tn svou ctenarskou choutku
pronaSledovan.
81 hlidky? Z hlidky?" vo-
lal Sibravacek ma hajneho a
pratelsky mu podaval ruku ma
pozdrav.
"Ba, byl jsem venku cd je-
denacte hodiny V noel. Povidal
mne kolesky pan foft, re Sc
chysta k nam pan baron ma
srnce, no a to re by bylo, a.
bych pax nevedel, kdy a kan
chodi ktery kus ma pastvu.
Nzacny pan jen rekne: Hal
nej, kan chodi srnec? Dove
dete jeho milost az k nemu", a
w je to-.
Sibravacek potfasal necesa-
nou hlavou, uznavaje tax obti-
re sluzby Hroznatovy. Rad by
mu byval ochotne pomohl. vi
del slice caste srnce, ale kan Sc
chodi past, nevedel.
"Jednoho potkavam zrana
Ii kantorovych bot, panecku;
hajnej, to .ie chlapik jake hfi-
be-.
20 tom vim, ten chodi ma do
manovicko. Bojim Sc o nej, re
tam jednou zustane, ale okolo
vasi paseky, Sibravatku, chodi
take pekny kus, prisel jsem
tam ma "veksl'', ale ne a ne no
dopadnout".
mo, ia no teda dopadnu",
sliboval Sibravacek, ito yam,
h%ajnej, Slibuii".
"Kdyz budete tax hodny",
hajny podal ma potvrzeni
sllbu Sibravatkovi placatou la
hvicku.
Sibravacek 81 S chuti prihnul
a vraceje lahvicku, liboval 81:
"Panecku, dobra. To .je pc
ranu lepsi nez dobrytro".
Jake naschyal jiz pred pase-
kou preset Sibravackovi pres
cestu pekny srnec.
aha, vraciS Sc s p~astvy!"
zaradoval Sc Sibravacek, "to
muslin hned pc Stop6, abych Sc
o tvych Spadech dovedel". A
j;z kracel Sibravacek pc stope
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19

rychle "premeni" nevestinec V
"pensionat slechticen', nauci
"slecny" dvorni uklone, arci-
vevoda, sedivy, starsi muz
vstoupi V uniforme admirala
republiky Honduras. Leopold
Woelfling nema hereckeho ia
lentu a proto mu byla urcena
role, V niz mluvi velmi malo, a
.naucene pohyby provadi die
tantsky. Zazplva ma jevisti re-
fren nejake videnske pisnicky
a zatanCi take valcik. Kus kon-
Ci tim, re arcivevoda Sc vraci
do Hondurasu, odkud prisel a
vezme S sebou byvalou hraben
ku. Berllnske obecenstvo mu
tleskalo. Byvaly arcivevoda
Sdelil .iistemu kolegovi z move
no povolani, re ma jake pensi-
oVany admiral meSicne 5000
rak. korun, a re must 81 tudlZ
vyd6lavati zivobyti jinak. Ia
mySli take vydati nejblizSl
dob6 sye pam6ti. Myslenka je-
no nebyla spatna a snad sc j
ujmou i JIM Habsburkove hra
ii kabaretech je pro ne roz-
hodne vhodn6jSi, nez hrati o.
peretu V politickem zivot6, jak
uCinil prave techto dnu Karel
Habsburk.
Dive mrtvoly v lese v Hodko-
viChach. Hajny Vojtech Hajek
4 Hodkovicek sci rano lesem a
kdyz prisel do kultury, ktera
jest blize IIodkovicek, zpozo-
roval, re tam lezi diva mladici.
Domnivaje Sc, re tam spi, chtel
ie vzbuditi a vykaZati Z lesa.
Kdyz vSak piiSel k MIN, videl,
re oba mali hlavy p~otrisneny
krvi a re jeden q Mich drzi v
ruce veliky vojensky browning.
Hajem oznamil pripad Ma Get
nicke stanici a pon6vadz vzni-
klo podeZreni, re snad jde o
vrazdu a sebeVraZdu, uclneno
ornament Ma statnim Zastupl-
telstvi. O~dpoledne vyslana ma
misto soudni komise, kterou RI
dill vySetrujicl soudce rada Bo
roviCka. V mrtvolach ZjiSteni:
17lety Karel Kejla, re Zizko-
va, Husova trida els. 3 a Isle
ty Josef MiCan re Zizkova G.
lisa. Kejla S Micanem priSli
V patek, L. dubna o 4. iodine
odpol. do hostince Ladislava
SpaCka V HodkoVickach, kan
chodili kazd6 nedele tanGit. By
ii We velmi dobre nalade, tan
eli spolu a vypravovali kuple-
ty. PAX sc naveGereli a kazdy
vypil til pullitry piva a kolem
8. bod. vecer odeSli. Pr odcho-
du Kejla ukazoval hostinske-
mu revolver. Kratce pc jeiich
odchodu slyseny byly z lesa
diva vystrely, aVSak q jineho
mista, nez ma kterem mrtvoly
lezely. Pred 10. hodinou vecerI
nj bylo slySeti novy vystrel a
ia chvili pc mem jiny, ktere
byly vypaleny praVe ma mlste,
kde mrtvoly nalezeny. Il pozd-l
Mich chodcu vSak Sc nikdo We
ci nepovsiml, take mrtvoly zu
staly lezeti V lese az do rama.
IDA Sc, re jde 0 spolecnou Sc
beVrazdu, coz lie usuZovati
take Z okolnosti, re neSt'astni
mladici NELL do ust vecpany!
kapesni satek. Nejprve Sc asi
z~astrelil MiGan a pc mem z te-
re zbrane kejla, V jehoz ruce
naleZen revolver. Jak sc vypra
Vi, spachali kejla 5 Micanem
sebevrazdu Z ncSt'astne lasky.
Byli pry zamilovani do tehoz
devcete.
Diva vojini odsouzeni k smrti
provazem. Pred vojenskym sou
dem V Brine stall V utery ctyri
yojaci, kteri az diva roxy byli
We vazb6 Ma Spilberku pro spou
" - ~ -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.

ma nlZ DylO napSanO STARE
krajky", vratila Sc pax do kra-
mu a postavila krabici otevre-
nou ma stul.
Byla skoro naplnena velml
drahymi krajkami.
Klara vybrala tenke prken-
ko, Ma nemz byla navinuta sta
roanglicka krajka, rozbalila il
a podala il mlade dame Sc slo-
Wy:
"Hled'te jen ma tn krasu, ma
dame; jsou to krajky velmi
vzacne a cenne".
Go stojf metr?"
"Dve ste franku".
"Mnoho-li bych jich potfebo
vala?"
"Puldruheho metru".
"Mohla byste mi hned pre-
delati tento klobouk?"
"Mohla bych to uciniti, ne
rada vSak bych to udelala bez
vedomf PAM Thouretove. O.
statne by to dlouho trvalo.
Jsem zde sama a musila bych
rczparati skoro cely klobouk.
Madame, snad pockate do III
trka".
"Tot' nemozne. Spokoiim Sc
pro dneSek S kloboukem jak
jest. Ultra nebo pozejtri prijdu
81 vybrati klobouk, jejz mi pax
die meho udani ozdobite. Pro-
sim, zabalte mi tento klobouk".
Madame no nezkusl?"
"Ne, nezkousim klobouky nj
kdy. Poznam ma prvni pohled
tvary, jez mi sluSi".
Madame nechce prece nest
klobouk sama -"
"Ano, vezmu 81 jej = jsme
bliZko boulevardu - vezmu 81
koGar. Prosim, rychle mi Ia
battle klobouk - specham".
Klara musila dojiti do pra-
covny a vstoupiti tam ma zidli,
ably sundala krabici ma koupe-
ny klobouk.
Sotva re mlada divka ode
Sla, vztahla DANA ruku Ike kra-
bici S k~rajkami, vzala z nj mi
/, mo skvostne staroanglicke
krajky jeSte ieden kus nemene
drahocennych a schovala 81 je
do kapsy.
Kdyz vratila Sc klara S kra-
bici, sedela dana klidne ma III
, dli a drzela ruce tobolku S
pencil.
"Co jsem YAM dluzna?" pta-
Ia Sc Klary.
"DvesteSedesat franku, ma
dame, odpoved6la tato balic
klobouk do krabice.
"Nemusite mi davati ucet, ri
ira nebo pozetri odpuldne pri-
jdu 81 pro druhy klobouk".
Klara otevfela ochotne dve-
lie a DANA odeSla S krabici SINE
rem k boulevardu.
Mlada divka zavrela krabici
S krajkami, postavila il ma OBJ
vykle misto a pax pozvedla o.
ci Ike stinu, ienz kmitl Sc okolo
vykladni skrine.
Ten osklivy!" zvolala a pr
stoupila rychle ku dverim, KITE
rez pootevrela.
go vas napada, hledeti TAX
uprene do kramu. Chcete ma
mne uvaliti nejak6 podezre-
NIP" pravila pritlumenym hla-
sem.
"Ale vzdyt' jest jiz pul jed
me-"
J "Jeste jsem nesnidala a "a
vIu teprve V jednu hodinu. Po-
excite ma mne u STANCE omni-
busu IA Madeleine Bastille".
Adrien poslechl. Zatim sluz-
ka PAM Thouretove prinesla
Klare do kramu snidani.
Luclenne - ctenari naSi "a
; jiste jiz uhodli, re ona to byla,
jcz koupila cd Klary klobouk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19

provazem. Pred vojenskym sou
dem V Brine stall V utery ctyrl
Vojaci, kteri az diva roxy byli
We vazbe Ma Spilberku pro spou
stu kradezi a loupezne zavraz-
d6ni "A. Grimmichoye V Her
Spiclch Il Brna. Jejich spolec-
nix a vudce Ryba byl jiz SOU
zen loni soudem civilnim a od-
s0uZen k trestu smrti prova-
zem. Ted doSlo ma vojaky.D Diva
z Mich, Vzacny a Musilik Cd
souZeni rovnez k trestu smrti
provazem, ale doporuceni milo
Sti. Grubert ma 2 leta, Hajek ma
20 meslcu do zalare. Vojak
Vzacny pred rozsudekm d6lal
.leSte vtipy; pry Sc mu zdalo, &c
dpgtane dranact let. 4 k novi-
narum sc obratil, ably TO peknc
popsali, re 81 to Ultra S chuti
precte -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
MOVIE ACTRESSES MD
TUItiii HAIR

pid IL over occur To- you that ovcrN
uo,Io actress YOU have seen has
io,rlv hair. while tho most popular
,oupt their ourlF as their chirf
brsuiye In fact. many are leading
ladies Just because Of their ottrn'-
tive looks. Inquiry among them dis
cinscs the fact that they bring out
ali tho natural beauty of their hair
hv careful shampooing, not with any
sonp or mnkcshift. but with sim
pIo mixture by putting q teaspoon
fd OF canthrox (which they get
from the drugeiED IN q cup ot hot
water and applying this instead of
soap. This fun cup OF shampoo
Iiauid is enough so n is easy TO apply
Al to an the hair instead of Just the
ton Of the head. After its use, the
hair dries rapidly with uniform
color. Dandruff, cXcCss oil ana art
are dissolved and entirely disappear.
The hair h. 40 fluffy that IL looks
much heavier than It IT,, it's lustcr
and softnoss are dcllghtful NdNI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

At a regular meeting of Andrew
Marler circle No. A6. Ladies or inc
Grand Army of the Republic, held
April 10th. 1921. the following rcHo-
mtions were unanimously adopted
Whereas. the great aud supreme
RlIler of the universe has IN MS IN
finite wisdom removed from amons
us one of our worthy and esteemed
comrade. Rov. i. G. Mcgee, ana
whereas. the intimate relations
long hold by our deceased coWrdde
with the members OF this organi2a
ton render 1t proper that Wo pia''
ON record our appreciation OF ms
civic worth and suldtery disposlilou'
Therefore, be Il resolved thal the
suddcn removal Of such a litc from
among our midst leaves vacancy
and a shadow that viii he deeply
realized by all members OF thls or
pani7ation and Will prove serious
ioss to the community ana To the
public. a.. ,,r
Re il further resolved mat our
charter bo drapod for thirty days 10
his memory. ,,.-. .,,..
Resolved, that copy OF these res
olutions be spread upon the r"'oruS
of this organization, a copy sent u"
the daily paper ana COPY i''
vurded the borcaNCd tamlly'
signed. ..,,.
EFFIE WISE
JEAN row ELI
ETA QUERRN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

sand Springs. Carl = Iamcr. - Of
spcrry and Minnie e.. walter 90.
spcrry, Joe stevens. 80. and T. T..
Lovelose. 90 of Colluavlo, Edward
j. GnllcEhor aG aud Emma FLYNN
3G, both Of Tula. Etyuost 80. Sandor-.
3s. Si Bouis Gr1r" CruWp 30. Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

tho short line wage disputes WI ho
taken up RobutiAl evidence pf thc
railroads iu thc wage hearings have
been sDt foJ May aud d.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
LEGION TO DISCUSS
MEMORIAL DAY

Plans for the Memorial Day parade
of fraternal and patriotic bodies in
this city will be discussed tonight at the
regular weckly meeting of Pueblo Post
American Legion. No. .. The Grand
Army of the Republic has planned a
mammoth parade for all cx-service
men, in uniform.
1t is planned that uniformed members
of patriotic bodies form at Royal Park
Monday, May 80, at o'clock in the
evening. The parade will then move
down Union avenue to Main street and
thence to Tenth street when a counter
march will be made to the City Audi
torium where impressive memorial cN-
crcises will be held.
Plans for Poppy Day. officially set
aside by Governor Shoup. will also he
discussed at the meeting tonight The
proceeds from the sale of these poppies.
the flower of Flanders. will go to the
disbursement of expenses at Bidar:
House, France Bidart House is n hos
pital established in France for suffer
ing war orphans. The place is main
tanned by funds collected in Pueblo.
Adjutant Robert Morris has arranged,
for poppics to be placed on salo in al
prominent drug stores and cigar stores
in the downtown districts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Captured At Sterling
On Bogus Check Charge

A man known as ]. S. Vannoyd and
Arthur T. Galloway. and who is re-
ported as wanted in tho state on a
charge OF passing bogus checks, is re-
ported from Denver as having been
captured by detective agency of Den
vcr at Sterling yesterday.
He is reported to have been in
Pueblo some two weeks ago. At that
time he called on the Knight Lumber
company. arranged to purchase a guam
tity OF lumber and offered. IL is said a
check for $3.50 in payment. The guam
tity OF lumber bargained for amounted
to 800.
At that time. r. C. Knight states. the
man represented himself as being con-
nectod with tire manufacturing COM
pany. and that the lumber was to he
used in erecting bili-hoards. Becoming
suspicious, Mr.. knight tclegraphed to
san Francisco, and received word. he
states. that caused him to turn down
tho check. He will he taken to Colo
RADIO Springs for trial.
At Colorado Springs II is said that
Galloway. or Nannoyd. represented
himself as being also agent for a tire
company. called on lumber companies
and arranged TO purchase a quantity OF
lumber. This. " is said would he
ordered 10 n vacant lot and present a
check for payment
II is said that no secured about $3.50
in the Springs thru this method.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
39IH.ANNUAL DINNER
MONDAY EVENING CLUB

The thirty-ninth annual dinner of
the Monday Evening club. the oldest
literary society in the state. at the
Steel Works club last night developed
into a joint observance-thc birthday
of the club and the birthday of Cow
crnor Ava Adams. charter member
of the club.
A huge birthday cake commemor-
ated the event. and resolution was
adopted that hereafter the club would
hold its annual meeting on the Mon
day nearest the birthday OF Governor
Adams. May IA.
Tho Rev. Father Wolohan. president
presided last night. and the address of
tho evening was made by Prof. II. NJ.
Barrett. OF Boulder. but former resi-
dent of Pueblo and member of the
club In his talk, he skctchcd tho
growth of tho organization. and gave
biographical sketch OF Governor
Adams.
Other speakers were NJ. J. Galligan,
Prof. Kcating and Alva Il. Adams.
During the dinner. Governor Adams
was presented by the club with a
gold mounted fountain pen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Several Jurors Excused

Excuses valid were not many when
the veniremen summoned for jury
duty lined up before Judge Trimble in
division A of the district court yestcr-
day, but there were some, and added
to those already excused on account of
sickness. there were but eiShtcep out
of the fifty drawn in the first place by
Jury Commissioner Carrinrton this
number not being at the time OF the
summons in the city.
And so the court ordered the issu-
ance of an open venire for fifteen
more men, and these the sheriff soon
had on hand.
One man who asked yesterday to be
excused. was asked by the court what
his name was, and then where he
worked; he said he was the president
of a corporation which he named. and
then the court wanted to know what
excuse he had. He gave it and was
held only for the day.
Another man told his business and
said his stenoGrapher left him Satur-
day and his chief helper had called up
yesterday and told of being auaran-
tined on account of lyphthcria: he also
was excused after yesterday.
Still another had an employers letter
which the court read and let him go.
and another had partner in hos
pital and all his work to do: still an
other was under physicians care.
The court announced the name of an
other venireman whom he had OK
showing disability. and one who had
Just recovered from the Influenza and
therefore not good subject TO be tied
up with other men
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Justice Court

In the cour, OF Justice OF the Peace
corson. Clarence Ramsey was yester-
day tried on a charge OF assault and
battery on tho person Of A. +. Vest on
May S. There were ten witnesses, and
when all tho evidence was in tho court
stated he could sec nothing in the case
and disc hsrgcd tho defendant
In the same court A. l.. Mckinley
vas arraigned on charge OF having
a fictitious check in his possession.
Plea of not guilty was entered, and
bond for appearance at = preliminary
hearing was placed at 1900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Taxi Driver Acquitted
On Charge Of Killing

Special to Tho Chief,ain:
Trinidad. Colo, May ls.-Rudolph
Mazza. taxi driver, tried on a
charge of killing Alfred johnson at
Morley. last October. was cleared of
the charge by jury in the district
court today. on the ground of self de-
fcnse. Mrs. Johnson who passed thru
Pueblo soon after the death or her
husband. was some time aco tried on
tho same charge and acquitted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Seeking Joe Airy

who knows Joe Airy
A letter yesterday received by CoIn-
~ Clerk Barber from Arthur Goodwin
1859 Wclton street, Denver. asks for
Information concerning the man first
above mentioned. Anyone knowing
Mr.. Airy will confer favor by notify
ing Mr. BARBER
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17

THE meeting Of the trustees of the
Colorcd Y. w c. A convened at the
apartment or Mrs James Murrcll for
ihc purpose OF discussing tho general
welfare and present situation of tho
association. The meeting was called
TO order by tho president \ quorum
nf members was present 1t was
moved and seconded and carried that
tho Association disband, and that the
books and money be placed in the
hands Of tho custodian until a further
call h. made by the president.
MRS JAMES NURRELL. Pres.
MRS. j. W. Young. Vice Prcsi.
MRS. !. l.. HILL. Acting Sec.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
HYDRo-sToNS HOMES. Phone s1s
PHONE FoRRUsH FOR coAz.

PERFECTING ORGANIZATION
Officials of the Pack Lock-Boit COM
pany yesterday were busy perfcctfnE
their sales organization and getting
ready for the reception of their ma
chinery to be installed in their plant on
the east side The company. which is
Incorporated for se5o,00O expects to be
producing bolts within sixty days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17

The Fontana Land company of San
Bcrnardiro county. Cal, has harvested
a crop os Spanish peanuts, the initial
planting consisting OF 1000 acres which
produced 500 tons. Tho pcanu, straw
will he utilized for stock feed and also
for fertilizin- tho company's land. q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Bridge Work Accepted

Tho Carlilc bridge across the Ar
kansas river and tho Rio Grande
main line tracks n mile west of the
union station, was yesterday accepted
and paid for by the board of county
commissioners.
Contractor Littcl has. they all say.
done a first class job on the rebuild
ing of the bridge. Tho county will
make good roadways to both ap-
proachcs. The bridge is in use al
ready by the public.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
NOTICE

| Will not he responsible for any
debts accrued by any other than my
self from this date on.
| tSignedl CHAS A. FOX. JR.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Marriage Licenses,
Births end Deaths
MARRIAGES LICENSEs

Thomas r. Griffiths and Helen j..
Peel Colorado Springs.
Peto Haincs and Beatrice b. Cum
ningham, Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
FUNERAL Nt,TICES

The funeral of Mrs. Nora c. Lar
son was held Monday at S:30 o'clock
from the chapel of r. G. Mccarthy
and company and at o'clock from
st. Francis Navicr church. Miss Null
holland. Miss Braun and Father Bert
ram sang. To Jesus Crucificd" and
There is No Heart Like Thine" and
Ave Marie" Father Feda said mass
f. Scase was flower bearer. Pail
bearers were A. l.. Morrow. j. S.
Thompson. II. Goff G. Elliott. p.
Shccran and C. Watts. Burial was In
Rosclawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
P E RSO N AIS

Mrs. George Karr and Miss Esther
Nielsen of Denver are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Il. Karr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
DIED

TRUSTY. Thelma. age . years. died
May 16 at ranch home at Vineland.
Body cared for by McCarthy-Brown
Undertaking company.
SEYMOUR, Minnie EstAline, died at
1026 East Seventh street, May 1S, 1921.
Body at the residence
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
Who HA0 THE NERVE?

Ask tho Pueblo Athletic Club who
called them a bunch OF "Ruf Nccks"
or who would buy lumber without
getting prices from tho Newton Lum-
bcr Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17

Mrs. Minnie Estalinc Seymour died
at tho residence OF her sister, Mrs
Nora J. Hardin, 1876 East Seventh
street, May is, 1921. She is survived
by ono daughter, Mrs. Claude Lovall
Of Kansas city. Kansas; A. j. Scy-
mour, OF Denver, Colo: two sisters,
Mrs. John Lutz and Mrs. Hardin, Of
Pueblo: two brothers. Dan Coleman OF
st. Louis, Mo: and Con Coleman. of
Leaycuworth. Kansas. The funeral
will be announced later by the Wilton
M0rfuarN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17

Five hundred quail wcrc distributed
thru the farming sections OF Colorado
this spring.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-17
FRANKLIN rREss-rRINr1Rs-rHoNB =,

HOES. rakes. ehoveis and earder
tools of all kinds. Pueblo Hardwar<
Co.. 4o2 Santa Fc ave.