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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
20 CANDIDATES GIVEN HIGH. !,
MASONIC DEGREES SATURDAY

Initiation of 20 candidates into Anna.
rilla Cominandery took piacc beginning
at o'clock yesterday afternoon at Ma.
sonic Hall. Al three degrees of the
commandery were conferred upon the
candidates. - oi whom were from Anna.
rillo. two from Canyon and six from
Claude. Comforting of the degrees was
done under the direction of Eminent
Commander u. q. Hume and Recorder
George Staplcton.
Work was stopped az o'clock for "a
banquet Ia Sir knights and candidates
at the Woodman Hall. The banquet
was served by ladies ~ the Order Of
the Eastern star. The invocation was
given 10y Sir night Il. A, Stafford. OF
Canyon. Commander Hume thanked
the ladies Of the Eastern Star for scr,.
Ing the banquet. Mrs. Wash George
replied In behalf of the Eastern Star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

CLARENDON. Texas. May IA
Local shrincrs are preparing to attend
the blk ccrcponlnl at Amarillo May 20.
and viii take with them several Nov.
ices o. trot thcb over the hot sands
SHOW windows IN the town are being
decorated with cartoons drawn by
Noble John ~. Hunt. a cartoonis, of
much local fame. depicting the joys
and sorrows ~ the Novice. and draw.
ing the laughing comment of the public.
The local Mobiles are as majority
supporting the candidacy IT James V.
Leak. district attorney of Memphis IN
the diamond ring, hut there are mum.
her who give allegiance Ia the other
candidates, Leak II known as "a former
soldier, who was with the famous Lost
battalion In France. when Major Whit.
tlcsby gave the famous answer to the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
CLARENDON SHRINERS WILL Be
I'm AMARILLO FOR Ceremonial

Germans to Go To Hell" Leak later
was captured by the Germans and re-.
manned "A prisoner In Hunland for sever.
III months, until after the armisticc.
Riding In cage by the Rcd Cap boys
will not be new 10 him as he was given
this experience through Germany
together with other officers NJ thu
American Army. the American being
Put In "A cage and driven through the
towns for the German populacc To gaze
upon and see what their brave Imperial
Guards had captured. Despite HIS sui.
icrings as prisoner during the war.
Leak II still willing To undergo pun.
ishment and dcfies the khivn Patrol To
do It's worst. and SAYS II they don't
look lively he VIII 40 'cm one better.
lie siys he Is In for taking all the Patrol
has Ia offer and then some and then
give the Patrol few of his own
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

beers are Judge II. W. Hall Judge Ray
johnson. Judge =. y. Huff. Judge Hen.
~ L. Bishop, Judge y. l.. Works. II.
W. Galbraith. George Parr and J. o.
Gulekc.
&. a. Fisk was appointed chairman of
the finance committee. II. u. Jones Of
the camping committe; II. &. pipkin.
leadership and training. Lon ID. Mars,
civic service; Horace Russell. chairman;
II. II. Nichols. -. NJ. Warren. Joe l..
Pope Lindsay Num- and !. W. Cheney
were appointed committee ON pub.
LEFTY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
SALVATION Army OFFICIAL TO
VISIT AMARILLO RECEPTION
Being PLANNED FOR OCCASION

CoIone w. j. Turner general secretary Of the Western Dv
sion Of the Salvation Army is announced will visit Amarillo June
g. HE visit shortly after establishment Of boundaries
for he Iatermountain Division.
Il has been decided the Inemountain Division into
three commando. Colorado and Wyoming will constitute d.
vision under the arrangement Montana another and the Pam
handle Of and the southwestern portion Of the state with
Axona and New Mexico the third Headquarters for this v
siea including the Panhandle will be Ell Paso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

for those wanting good seats during
the entire week TO buy now. It was an.
nounced.
Il. Walker Hall. phone 62S: W. 4.
Askcw. phnc 81: &. N. Dixon. ~ West.
crn Motor Company, phone 1910; l.. q.
Runyon. phone Ala. James Bush. phone
1893. Geo l.. williams phone es6 Dr
Il. l.. Rogers. phone a7,. Lloyd fletcher.
phone iiOl; Dr. l.. Y. Cradit. phone 90 /.
&. j. Blackburn. phone 1861. \. y. New.
bold phone 2Oo7: W. y. Thompson.
phone go: Grovel lin. phone i33. Por.
ter Underwood. phone 3is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
BOY SCOUTS WILL have Big
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

4 biz Fourth Of July Rally Camp
Fire fY thc Toy Scouts was decided
upon AZ meeting of the Amarillo
Council Of Roy Scouts ~ America nj
the city Hall Saturday night.
The meeting was largely attended. cv.
ldcncing more interest than has ever
bccn shown in the Boy Scout move.
mcnt. At the same meeting consti.
tuition mad bylaws for the government
II the organization wecr adopted. court
81 honor named. and standing commit.
t"ea appointed.
T.. q. Thompson was selected chair.
man OF the court ~ honor. other mem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS
ARE NOW ON SALE

To bcos, the sale ~ tickets and ar.
range preliminary details Tor the Red.
pa,h'Iiorncr Chataupua. the guarantee
committee met AT the Amarillo Hotel
saturday noon. and discussed the situa.
ton while ENJOYING a uoonday luncheon
That the use ~ the city street ears
for advertising banners free had been
secured from CITY Manager Colby was
announced. Reserved seats have been
limited To- SOC. and II will be- necessary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
Mrs. Gittberner Dead.

AIRS. wilhclmina Git,berner. agc SC,
cigh, miles SOUTH 81 Amarillo. died Sat
urday morning AT 1880. ~ cancer. She
leaves besides her husband. William
tiittbcrncr. four sons. Herman. Albert.
Willie and Edward. three daughters.
Mrs Walter LII. Panhandle: Mrs.
Charles Benton. Amarillo and Mrs. l..
r. Zimmerman 81 Illinois.
Blackburn and Malone have charge
o. the funeral No arrangements have
been announced,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

The first English Bible was printed
10y William Tyndall In 1924. but was not
completed until 1876.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26
Twenty-Five Years Ago
From the Register


Presiding Elder Springer of Water
town, was in Brookings Friday even
ing.
Rev. 0. II. Sproul of Pierre. was a
visitor in Brookings the first OF the
week.
Frank Kremer went to Dempster
Saturday evening to visit with friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. n. Z. Carnine goes to ST. Paul
today to visit her aunt, Mrs. Callahan
for a short time.
Mrs. Alice Lockhart Of Bryant, has
been visiting friends and relatives III
Brookirss this week.
Attorneys Cheeyer. Hall and Jenk-
ins went to Lake Kampeska Tuesday
on a fishing expedition.
Hon. Chas. Keith departed OH Thurs.
day for the reservation. Mr.. Keith
is the inspector of Rosebud.
Chris Adams went to Mankato Sat.
urday to visit relatives and old time
friends. He expects to be absent about
ten days.
Phil Langdton came down from
Ashton on Thursday and is hard at
work at the creamery getting things
in shape to start.
Col. and Mrs. Phil Lawrence came
down from Pierre Monday to attend
the Grand Chapter and are the guests
of Prof. and Mrs. w. II. Phillips.
James Natesta starts today for an
extended visit to his old home at Clin-
ton Junction, Wis, and will rusticate
for a time on the banks of Lake
Geneva. He may return in the fall,
but that depends somewhat upon cir
cumstances.
The chairmen Of the various COM
mittees appointed by the local chapter
O. f. S. to look after and care for
the entertainment of the visitors to
the Grand Chapter are, for the general
committee, II. |. Stearns; committee
on entertainment, II. +. Kerr; reccp-
ton, Mrs. w. II. Roddle; banquet.
Mrs. O. c. Wing; soliciting, Mrs. w.
r. Stone; music, w. II. Roddle; trans
portation. Geo. II. Stoddart.
Brookings people are receiving pleas
ing recognition among the Grand Fra
ternity organizations of the state this
year. First DR.. a. p. Culbertson was
elected grand master workman of the
A, O. L. w, and Mrs. Minnie 4. Gull
bertson was reelected grand recorder
Of the Degree Of Honor of the Dakotas.
then Mrs. w. II. Roddle was given the
worthy title and position Of Grand
Matron O. Z. S. at the session of the
Grand Cahpter in this city this week.
Now comes word from Hot Springs
that d. II. Campbell has beer elected
grand treasurer l.. O. O. +. Honors
are coming our way this year and no
mistake has been made in any in
stance.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26
Local and Personal
DR.. E. w. Forsee. Osteopath.
f. G. Trotzlg, Associate and News Editor. Phone Ii

DR.. Z. w. Forsee. Osteopath.
For the graduation gift make 1t a
Corona typewriter at McMillan's.
For Sale-Good Fordson tractor and
pillow. vii give time until fall. l. +.
Lees.
Geo. Baker, the well known aurora
postmaster, was a visitor in this city
Saturday.
Frank Henry, Allen Henry and Leon
ard NorvOld Of Volga, were BrOokings
visitors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steen are re-
joicing over the birth Of a fine eight
pound baby boy at their home last
Saturday.
The Estelline Journal last week
stated, Donald Mitchell Of Bookings,
is employed in the Estelline State
Bank during the absence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Willard.
We are indebted to our old friend
Harry Davidson of Washington. ID. c.,
a former resident Of Brookings, for
a Q , of The Transmitter, giving a
very interesting account Of telephone
communication between Catalina and
Cuba.
May weather this year has infinite
variety. The coolest and the warm
est May days in years came but q
week apart. Last Sunday instead Of
freezing, people died from heat eX-
haust1on. The suffering in the large
cities was unusual for this time Of the
year. Warm growing weather is what
is needed for the crops, and We are
thankful that we are getting it.
over thirty years ago Brookings
boasted the best electric light plant
in the state as witness what the Reg
lister said on August %, 1890: IF Can
ton intends putting in electric lights
they will do we'll to pattern after
Brookings. We have the best system
in South Dakota without any ques-
ton and the company in this city finds
that in order to meet the demands
of it's patrons and those who wish to
put in lights. they will be compelled
to enlarge the present plant this fall?'
Three members of the State college
military band have won recognition re-
Gently by receiving contracts for the
summer concert season from Bohum!r
Kryl's concert band. Arthur NJ. John
son, clarinet, Boyd, Mimi; Horace
Campbell, French horn, BrookingS;
and Stuart Smiley, baritone, Alexan-
dria. are the three. They will join
the Kryl organization at Chicago in
the near future and will start the
summers work, which will take them
over many states. Johnson, who is
instructor in wind instruments at the
college. will return to his work next
fall. The ease with which these men
secured their contracts with this well
known band is merely another recog
milton Of the excellence of the work
of the State college department of mu,
sic, of which Professor Carl Chriten,
sen is director.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26
Blocker s. Blocker, Chiropractors.

~ " SNh
Adding machine paper at the Reg
lister office, 2A-inch roll, % cents.
Mrs. Stella Scarlet went to Tyler
and Lake Benton Tuesday and Wednes,
day on business.
John Sponsler, manager Of the Oh
sonGraves clothing store, left last
Saturday for Minneapolis, Mimi, on
a buying trip.
Mrs. ID. II. Campbell is acting as sec
rotary in the county Farm Bureau of
flee during the absence Of Mrs. c. ID.
Alton, who is enjoying a short yaca-
ton.
A. f. Grimm, proprietor Of the Hub
department store, left Tuesday morn
ing for Mitchell to attend the annual
convention of the South Dakota Re
tailers association.
WANTED-Men and boys and also
children to get their hair cut in the
new barber shop under the corner of
the First National bank. You will go
home looking better than you ever did
DelOre. W III. ASllhs prop.
Miss Hazel Mears, art supervisor in
the Huron h1AM school, spent the week
end at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mears in this city. She
w9s accompanied by Miss Julia Krau5e
physical director of the Huron school.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Parliament of
. (',-+l,u-,,J nrpiy-a1 C,pJa,- fnr n y-iCi4
at the home of Mrs. Parliament S
mother, Mrs. Flora a. Mitchell. Mr..
Parliament returned Monday while
Mrs. Parliament will remain for the
week.
Miss Florence Bitterness arrived Fri
day evening from Hurley whore she
just completed a successful year teach.
ing in the high school, and will spend
the summer at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Bitterness. The
Hurley school board elected her to the
teaching staff again for the coming
year.
d. Sharp, patriotic instructor Of r.
T. McCOOk camp, Sons of Veterans,
handed us the following notice: 1T is
desired that all sons and grandsons
of Civil war veterans, whether mem
berS of the organization or not, shall
attend in a body the services to be
conducted Memorial Sunday, May 20,
and also attend and participate in
the parade and exercises of Memorial
day, Monday, May so"
Col. Charles A. Howard and son,
Charles of Aberdeen, were in Brook
ings last Thursday for the state ora,
toriacl contest in which Charles rep
resented the northern division, hav-
ing won both the district and division
contests. Col. Howard has many
friends in Bookings who were glad
to see him. His valiant service to the
nation in the Philippine insurrection
be remembered.
Chaplain G.. p. Squires has been and
will be an extremely busy man flling
speaking dates at various cities in the
state. perhaps there is no n IN so
great a demand as the chaplain for
addresses at commencement exercises,
Memorial day programs, American
Legion meetings and funeral services
for departed soldiers. Last Friday he
delivered the commencement address
at Hitchcock, Tuesday he spoke for
the American Legion post at Clear
Lake. Tonight he will give the com
mencement address at HighmOre; on
May % he will preach the funeral ser
mon at Tyndall for a soldier who was
killed overseas; on Memorial day he
Will deliver the chief address at Scot.
land and then he will go to Brandt
to deliver a patriotic address for the
American Legion.
w s. S.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26
VOlGA

From the Tribune:
Miss Gurine Benson Of Bookings,
spent Tuesday with Miss Kathryn
Lehman.
Ruby Nyman, young daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Alex Nyman of Brookings,
has been very sick with pneumonia,
but at the present time is on the road
to recovery which Is indeed good news
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26
MEMORIAL

The community of Brookings will
unite in religious services next Sun.
day morning in honor OF the nations
dead. The committee of the Grand
Army of the Republic post makes this
announcement:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26

Services on Memorial Sunday, May
Goth, 1921, will be observed at the First
Baptist church in Bookings at 10:45
a. m. The Rev. i. V. Pierce will
preach the Memorial sermon.
The G. A. r., the w. r. c., the Sons
of Veterans, the American Legion,
and their auxiliaries. the vocational
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26

O mar it was just like berrying yure
face in a handful Of fresh Dewey
vilets. & ! used 2 think ice cream
was good. Wen | went out they asst
J. e. to call a customer & she sed
nuthing doing I'm sold out & she cum
out with me. Guess May be aint
strong. No sleep for me tonite.
Saturday-Had a mother fife today
with Slimey Lukens. come home kinda
musSed all up & ma sed 9 me you've
ben nteing agen & I'm ashamed Of
you & ! replyed if she cud see Slimey
she wood be mitey proud Of me.
Sunday-after sunday skool Jake &
me found a nest Of little bitsy Robbens
witch had just a littel bit of hair on
there backs. The cutest littel thin.
Monday-Jake found a tooth Brush
& washed his teeth and wen teechpr
seen him she was very Surprized and
wanted . know wot was the matter
with him.
Tuesday-Squeaky Stone has got the
meenest pa in this here hole town
his pa give him a dime if he wood
go . bed las mite without his supper.
WITCH he did. And this morning Ills
pa charged him a dime for his brek-
fast before he wood let him eat any.
Sed he ct 2 much.
Wednesday-pa was out pritty late
las mite & ma locked the dore on him
& ven pa tride 2 get in he cudeu'.
Finely ma went 2 the window & scd
wot do you want & pa answered &
sed | want 2 stay here all mite & ma
sed. All rite go ahead & stay there.
Wich he did, 1t was a nice warm mite
tho. But pa diddent seam 2 like it
much.
Thursday - teecher was explaneing
how you cant add trees G. men nor
take ottomobeels frum horses and etc.
& Jake asst if you cuddent take milk
frum COWS & I sed ma cud take money
frum pas pocket. II he was Asleep.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26

men and the D. A. r. and the Boy
Scouts will meet at the G.. A. R. hall
at 1000 a. M, sharp, to march in a
body to the First Baptist church. Let
everyone come to the memorial ser.
vice.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26

there u We played
a game called post
Office witch motsly is
kissing who Ever
you want .. Wen
my turn come . call
sum l in . kiss |
called j. +. fer a
8 ct stamp wich is
8 kisses then | got
wOrryed q thought
may Be she would
get mad. so Wen she
come in the room I
sed now if you don't
want 2 kiss you turn
yure he'd. She did
dent & | did. Man
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-05-26

Bulldog Drummond,' page 8.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CENTRAL GRADUATES
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

EsA co1@ercere.t e1ecctHes q tie
S-asuartc. class OF is.l CT Central h,sh
school ~as attended lass rixh. b,
one ct the largest Audiences s-f as
&et-sset in rhe Auditorium Of TIA.
school
Ir~o'c.cHrn ~a1 by the Rev. Elmer
z Lscn- IN. program oyerst rTsh
me ..ns1as Of Anaeriea. An e<say On
4 So~e- Went Forth -as Rad by
TeefrA Thompson Thcras- Samuel
G. AcFhee<os- Jr- delivered an oEa-
tsca c- EeadIustrert ETa NAY
Derby rs sr6e-e-d vocal solo with Erez
Sntx.t as accornpannst-
N-rna caiv- Jchuson gave . rad
Ing while an essay Tn. Toll Gate
.as read ~ Helen Eur,,ey Hil.s
o-ker numbers OF II. program we're
Dec.AlAcso- hy Robert DAVID rcoey-
IN Heather Time by senior Garss-
chorus. .ccor7aniet by Jennie Mar
Ali-,o. Grafton The Pathway OF
Hceo-- by DArst L Taub. reading OF
eta Nst. Class Prophecy ty Sylvia
Emma Cray Do1hi. trso. ~Eo-sin-
Tina by Jenny " Parks Gladys
Fsuf-e F-tce- rreirs Naur1-. Saver
Elsl- Frances Feixs-r- I-sz Josephine
Krfrht sns Enid wylis Hall Pre-
k-.cf-s. Class song. words b. MAJ
isr Frances Sz--le and muse By Thsl-
n. Msrrssdsz Rot-.1 B~reticti,a
II. scholarships aTz-dst Es-s So-
ta-y club. william Hol1stsr; Jrf-ar-
st1y % Colo-s5o, Esther F.ns4. Enid
Hall E.I.- Mccarthy ard Me-ra
Johnston. Colorado AxrrcuE.1r.i ccl-
lsxe- RTE MsFsz. Paul yr-n-t- Col
ocsto college. Rita FIST Eelec E,les
And Biz-chs Thomas STATE Teach
s-s- C-~.<v. Ths'u-z Saver sci Fer
e-c@ Tror1ss- Guunisou- Marian szr-
Tie and Gladys Mo-rs-ay G-iysr-
slrr OF Denver Lssif. Ss-~1g-1 s5aflT
So-.uzcl and Robert A1<h<n noa1Sh-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Two Suspended
Attacking Umps

Tzs-a- TAs- June . Nsrae~-
cir Bla-.snsrip and FIRST Rs---ra-
r~--rsel ~ the Ntcfori. team Of rhs
Pacific frr@rusticrsi baseball lsssrrir
49, s-zsrsr1.d today until an i1Vss-
u<R-Icr an re uao@ o: fnst- Alta :
ysEtsr1lT OF Umpire He'd
Aftsr trs <er1s y~~tsrdsy IN which
Hzrts-shlp : sss hsrishsd. he attacked
Hsid Ard n-snps.y ioins1 him IN tho
sr-z-- EySandsrE said Blankenshir
-t-.e1 s.id after n VAS on the
<rnu-r 4 Ian kupcked Barken. h .
cu- Rf;e a bat
President ? Barnes of the Yakima
tear slttr neither Blanken-hip nor
D~-r-sy would play again on the va
si--s grounds and that Yakima would
no. pi1y against them on any neid
Blzusfrsh.p. when he roc.ived word
~ ths suspension. said the Victoria
tram would rot play today n the sus-
rsnE'on % p~rnpeey was enforced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Believes Daughter
Killed In Wreck

Believing -tsc -.r L.-x--.- N-<-
Ann. Leon. Ty. ars 9, vez-s -.t
o.-1 KILLED II nfi.zcur Par1sc rsfI-
rad zcctte-- -.-e .sriy -t- last szI
N-<- y A Marshall of Sulphur OK
lsho-s zrote Isrter TO -hs zrz-. .,
~. Missouri Pacific rzil-rzi here tina,
= AZ reserved yesterday BY Agent c.
NJ Cox n --ts city.
TIE i<t,z- s-st- tr.- N-s Ty. "a.
ro- ben heard .ro- si-ce September
u. is-S arr trzt s-s Tzs = t-ts 80
iior % tte country zt.- l..- co--.t-
r.'-3.i With Sts Is szid 20 rzve -st
l=tr.-s dse1s an1 it-rti.yi-S P.per.
in r.r Possession
LcS-zl Missouri Psci.c railroad o@-
cal. k-ate t-zt - zrsc. -.s Occurred
o. rs.- Ire vi-hTr -r@ year --.-,
-Hsr. ze a loss % life n xss s-E-
E.s-s1 rtz- Nrs- Tys -i<,t g-o-xely
have h<Er lcs- IN trs burning cr -Ez
n---~e- and Sio G-s7t. railroad Pail
ma. car -Co-u-z rxo months ago
A. far cocit - te-e--.,St 10
woman cy r.fs ram. "a, f-ri-1.t o.
t-e Passenger Dst Q. the Co-o-z OF re
Right @ -rr fats,zl -l
Chisf % rolfc. palT hAs -e.-ves--1
t1sr -1y pzrSoa EnuEizS t-s ~arrs-
.----s OF Mr. I've psesse oc-ns-lczt.
rt,h his oHce-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
B. H. DeRemer Dies

ss-ta-1i- y De Esu.s- s-zd - rrz-z.
ttrt yeE-sr1sy a. trzI hrs-t.af a.
- A. Hires c' four dlsNs NJ D.
Es-.- z.t married 70 Miss yz-r
fo-rsfc1 Tu-- - r..s a. Es-----
Junction. y Hs cs-s - F.sSr-
IT is7s s-S has --ds this el-v
eo-1z sEcsr- ter ysars - s---4 :
s.it-a as genera foreman q -. 0---
-s- 4 Etc G-.-te zr5 - Iaadv-irL< "a
-.s-s- -zchs-i- fs -.s - So
S.s-s- Hssr- - t-s r,r--f- -----
of Ssht. :, -ti-H l-5E- ~ = s.iri a
-s-h>r "a survived ~ Hfs -.
-esr-i ztf<- --s 1z1sH-s- yrr vf-
10 D S.o-s-. tao zrzre e-+szEr.s-s
Mr. y y,rtrs AT Ne cara
Sto-sr. o. s-otes- z " D. r---s-
s-1 = 1ozsla- Caroline -g1r- a.
o t-ls rttT W. D- pe--- r.s =
-.-t1r r -rs Nzzs p--sh--.-.-
cr1-c1- It's fl-s-sl I'll ts.s rEs-.
NcrfsT -tn--f-E =. - o7rt-.-F t.
~ s1-srsi chsF@I o. Z . vecsrs--
AID co-7z-F-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Quarrel Of Negroes
Brings Knife To Play

lS -hs -.sul. % a qrs--.i ss 20 -.os>
duty i ~ss 20 clean r1sr;-o-x az ~,
Congress ho-s' y j. sid. Shs-s t->y
were ,-ciorst ss rc--s-S. To-- S<tr.
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nth a -ztly Ecs-s-sc hack ard re.
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IRE city tsu eeirS heIt ,,- l-vesti<z-
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IN PAR Sc- l--7 a. ar---s-- a. t-s
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required fer s--fl~-rc-f Lard drew a
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'rs rcs--tsl a-t Lard % .Hs central
7cii-~ station d. y lu-- c1.y
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CHARTER COMMITTEE
TO NAME MANAGER

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axe 20 -. --srrs- a-s-d-e7t cc--
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rooms T-s co--4-ree a. nssu r1s1-
ing i-e ci--uis'ion - r~ritlo-s 20 o.
tst- s--@tg-es sF.fnE t1sf r-e people
of Pgshio - s@r-1.tt~t % r,ts o. go
question cf revising f-s city chz--e- %
print - su11iorrr-t = city
rs-a<e- r. 1-4sh q Eafhc-i-z IT,
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titie1s a-prna-n-t- = s>d To-
committees Wr-e parficuisrlY active
yesterday At v-iis Il = Ezit 49, Nc
s-ssry rEuh<r % EtEre-r has almost
e>>n ohtsl-,1 ths cc1-fftee IS &C.
sirous Z oeisi-i-z more thz1 e-o1Eh
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

srce os s.xn- i-ch.t =. missile
r--ssst tts zo-n-'s h.at ~ matter
of tacrrs
D~o=u zsS arrested early "a --e
seek by G-icsr Osr-o-r O. irves-tra-
ttn- as tc h-s szuity- Iut<s Cross-a1
ordered trz: the nan - -1snzaily ex-
srtrei s-c or IN. ---srAa.ic-s
q Physicians Sherry Thomas zss TO
AXE Dsh<1 - -. county farm y>s.s--
dsy afternoon
Pro- 20 D.as,-s hriz- turned o-e-
- Cnt~-<her = Kenyon o~icr- Oshc--
and Tzilor Olson rad nffec- minute
-ussis Eish TIRE insane uaa- trying 20
=s- ri- II a cell