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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Ter neIeartc Splsat.

Gle 6iibrima 0eS 0ottoriitcl3
Jat Observation-Disclosures 0r. 0eblcr
leBt oen Sol0atell erIaubt. Sic
miilien uatilrlidJ 0en EndneiS occ
9erehtilunJ 5ur 6iiGtun9 oea III.
tells erorad't bl3tn. 9lni ibren 2ln-
traa linO lie iu oIIen oieuliGdlct
Stlriititiideu. 9iongliiten uim. mtcr
Scllil0unA 0icies Sitel9 in oer i5-
lltcn obactiir}tcn 6orm por ocaI
ytGncn mo biuter Der miiitQrjdru
MISUNDERSTANDING jill iiibrcngth.
cntac8cnite1crocr GrlaG ocs preuiIi-,
idlcn S,ie0>iniliitcrumls nom Il.
auguil ls6S ii nai9e9o5en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Gin abunnaSpOIlcr tFuesl.

Sll Grlirt Uur0c 5luu uubeloloes
ten Sta0trat Ger 5taOtuerotouetc
nnO ScOcrbanoIer @arI 9ud)monn
- unobb. ioj. Eartri aeuG5lt,
Naran mare nittta beion0ere5. 9e.
mcrtcnSloert 1T MIR Die 9atlathc,
onB Der neuc Staotrot bereitS IA
Dem ncu hernlls8egcbcnen sl0re6.
bud, Ociien Gruf ihon uor Neib.
nadltcn ob1cidjolien mar, IomcbG
bel ocn ltaotiidcn 9ehoroen ais aud,
III neutrality-suspicious. ais Stoot.
rat ont9elilDrt lit. Ger bctref.
lcn0e N|ltcrbeiter Oc3 gloreb6uf,e5
ifelnt Ocmn0b elm Ieuorroaenoc3
politiIdlcS 9tbningsuerm0gen Al Be-.
lisen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
llcberfiillrnne Der 2eidlc Der Gaiicrin
bis Diontag Deria,oben.
9onrn. NoQn10. Ia. 9lpriI

SoDrn, S0ollano, u. Iprll.
Cclitid)c ,fegicrlu,gSbeboroen b..
itanOen 0nrouf, oaB Die llebcriibrltng
nes 2eid)nans Der uornialiqen aoiic.
rim 9luguita 4}iftoria ans Corn 5lr
gclle6imR nndl 4}ots6am berid)obeu
miro. Nodp einr Aufii,loialug miro
Der Cara crit ON UtoatagUormiftag
Don bier abqeianot. Der cbcualiae
Saiier MIlbelm foWnt baufig in ben
Roru1, no iid Der 5arg init Der en-,
itigcu Goiierin befin6ct. Ter Sarq lit
nit gliueu be0edt. 0as game bent,
id]c t3efoIge ipir0e geitern abcH0 in
oas ,3imntcr 1eIaiieu, um bic 8clicbte
ftrrin 0es Somties Don 7oort 5um
Iceeu YfoIe 3lt ieben. Q8iIbelm pcr
nEaioct ate (3eieaihait. iibt obcr oft
Iangc .,cit nit ieiner Qod)ter siiam.
meu Ger bolan6iid]e 9rin3geniabl
ianote bclite cilleu Seranj nah 6cm
SGig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
&Olltc ieinen arOpi icl6it opcrica
rcu.

Ter Icdlonifer Sinjen3 @abuer
in 8og;no, Snpern. uoIte lid, in
Senglina ieinen Stropf lelblt overie-
rem brn4te iid) init rinen Sdlodlt, !,
meier cinen aroBen 9dngsidnitt am
Salle bet unO polltc lid, mciter
sbontcn". Der gcrifonrrllnosuer.
ln1 niBlong ooIlit6n0i1. GS nnbte
oielmebr Der Arjt aus 8aQina her.
bCIaeboIt merocn, ser ocn 9lntiiber.s
ltromtcn ntibte, lpobei not, @a6ner-
lelblt Die 3ange bielt. Ga6ner, DER
lont aud 5u 9foBfnren aeaeigt lit,
muroe ms StranfeR5ou3 gebradIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Hnbr @efen iuiro beictt i'm ,salle
BON beutidper Mcigernng.
Baris, a. 9lpril.

FuItos IT. VIpIII.
Geilfdlilon63 9erpfIid)hua oegcn.
iiber ben 2IIIiirten miro bon Der alli
irten tSutnahimas Gommiiiton olli
1870, 100000, 5000 bis 150,000,000,.
600 @oIomorf angeiett. ingt oos
Gdlo DC Baris. Ger acnoitc Netra9
bdnat poH Der 2oilua geipiiier Sra
gen ob, Die nod 8irr Grwdqlng itebeu.
&Scln Gelltid)lano iih elmer 4eiLe,
gung luiocriebt, 10 1tebnlcn bic 2Iniir.
ten Der ,ieittin9 5uiolQe at. 6aL
Trdnfrcid) 8luci gfetrIteitflo'ien Gin.
bcrllfct iuto sur 9cieBung oes Nubr
bcedns id)rciten miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
3nfrlid 12,000 StrGFcnauiGGc iB
SGnbGu.

Gic Son0oner 9lcttlna31cied.
idlait perolicntlidIt eiur Statiltit Der
llnidlie, Die id i'm IefteH Sabre ifl
oen StroBeu &onoon3 oljrh -3nlon-
menitoh non 6ub9onaern nit 6ahr..
5eugcn crcilnct bdbcu. Die GnS5ii-
Ter III gcQcu oo$ &oriahr crbcbIid)
gemadicu mo loutct: 1900. Sos
limo 81 llHfd1e an einein 1ugt.
ooer nit auoereu Worten: ourdl-
id)niiilih nle i5 Niinllteu miro cilt
9ferih III %ouo0u ilberiabren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
2nt6cruOtaclO in s9itten6cra.

@ie sic Stoot Eonmburg mit-
Scm Slliitlen JiotaeIo. 10 bat ole
Stoot &'ittenberg nit ben 3ur 400
jdbrigcn GrinneruH1sicier Oer9auu+
bullen &crbrenuuna berausgcggbe.
nCn &utbcr Hotlelo Elm ouBeror-
Nentlif gute3 0jrId)dit aenadt. Sic
Sd'ciue, Die uolltoutmen Don Samui-
lern ouI9cfauit moroen limo, iinO
bercit3 gdn} aus oem &erfe1r per-
ihmuu5en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15

Ginem aauilnann aus Sd0nc..
berg lit OH Der llntergrltnobabu eiri.
Ucrtpole5 n3eitmngspafet obbnt-
Oen gefonlmcn. gr iubr POM Mol
len0oripldb nadI Dem Sdl0nbouier,
Cor. 9Ii3 er 6ort ausitieg beucrfte
or. oali or Gin Eafet in 3eitlnBSpn
pier. oa2 er udbreuo Der 6obrt ne
ben it'd gelegt 1otte, Uergcilen battc
mitjmcbmen. Is eutbieIt nidlt ne.
niger ais $500 Mart III @apicr-
gcto, p Gintauieuomarfiteilp, Sos
iibrilc IN dImilillnnrfidlelnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Rariior gforal.
98oris, II. 9(priI.

4SuTIs, IT. NptII.
Grdiioe1t giiIlerunO nat einc 8or.
luae unter jcidlnet. Die rdf)iteu Utonai
Der SontnIer Hltterbreitct fpcr0cn iou.
Iie &oriaac filbrt oen 9lanlcn .,(5c.
icG aeqeu Die 2l}erbrefen aegen DIX
0ffeltlidle IIioral In Iheatcrn lm0
oifcniiid)cr 4Idten. Sic hat Den
,}pcd Der gerfoumenheit i'm Barrier
Ibeateripeig1. NO Die gtnftfllItllr in
idloniter 8liltbs itebt, en'geocn 3iI
mirfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
GnrdJ y&ciuNaie get0tct.

Ger @eiuaiitsbeiiber SUNG ii,
li1cot, 4ial}, giua abeuo3 12 The
IN 0cn &cllcr. I'M cine g3eihprobc-
II bolcu. 1ort hattcn ijd) olrlb ocH
(Sdrunaspro5cB 0es @ein9 10 itorfe
@aie gebiIoct, ouE Sung betdubt.
iDuroc mo liegcn bIirb. Sung fonn-
tc troe drjtIidler 9iIie nldt nrbr
.ns &cbeu 3urijdgcrufcn lper0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
(icgen bic !6a3s6nracr.
Bari5, ID. Nprif.

FtIIl-, IT. INIII.
Gcm 9lotte gctit Qariiicn miro
ous Nicn bcrjdltct. 6er9icriaiiuHgs,
AusiduB Der Observation-Disclosures.
Deriamtnlimd babe beihIoiien, 6nB
bel elmer Straie bon ci!Hnt bis 5u mini
,5ahreH Gnft fcin Ritqlic6 ocs 0ob5
burger @auics mebr Hndj Ceitcrrcih
oiirTc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
9Ib5erniung Der Hmcritaner.
9NaIIlIn1tcIt. "a. YlprIl

2SalhIn4tcE, H. Iprtl
Gcr abgeorhnete rib (dcp.D ron
9}cD Dorf reid1tc am Ulttiuod i'm
GouGreB eiHclt Hntraa ein, in Dem cr
DerIaNgt, 6dB foiort bic omerifoni.
id)en Gruppcu in Qelltihlouo juriid
ge5oge1l lDer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Sturm in Sflahoma.
9llIin. Clio. a Q[nri

~tttFVt' ~~T1tE,s IT. FFTFI.
Wfittipob 9tohmittug mllrocn inch
rcre ,Sormhduicr pom eiucn Stlrm
beId)00i9t, ipclder 5ipei Wieilcn iiio-
Iib bon Giiibing. Gflo., miitbetc. @e.
tootet ODER perlctt fdeilt nicmono 3u
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Srlesrapbiide NotiSen.
graiIlien lcbnt Stencr auf bcutid)c
Esanreu ob.
Berlin, -. 9IpriI

9ferllIt, II. Tpril.
Der @cioubtc 9roiilien5 bot I'M
Iltitroqc iciner 9fcaierltn0 Der oeiit
idjen Regieritua lr,itactbeilt, oab 9rn.
iilicn oiii oei,tide ASoorer fcine 9ib
gabgl BON 50 9Sro5ertt crbcbcr iperoe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15

I'm eiH babies 1anisnb. gi6sr sFs
COCO. Die oaein oiele 3p0If eoasa
biloen, iino BEL iueitem bic gertngere
,3abl Der ottuiten ejIdubiger.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15

%oflUlQg, elflc COMMUNION NH SSerz
tretcru Der mciBen nuo id)mor3eE
Raiic 8lt erncnneu, Inn Die 5ragc ut
intoiren ltno 9erid)t 5u critattcn, bat
mirflihcl @ertb.
Seer uno SlDtte. - @oIOiQc Gr,
mdgung Der id)mebenben GtatS Oor
lagcu. Sic Hcaierimg tbciIt 0crI
@nid). Die @iiroen ihlpcrcr &iiitiu.
geu fort5inehmelt. Die Ser. Stoaten
luer6cn Itets cine IoIdc 9emeQunJ sur
Grrcidiutg Der bobcren ,3ieIe Dc2
Tricoens lnteritiiben, ood) pir oiirfcu
lnicre 8crtbeioiQltnQanlitteI nid)t
gdn5lidl sum ulteu Giicl merfcn, bis
oos NeoitrfniB 5ur &crtheioiQulg qe-
idipunocn lit. Wtr iin0 bereit, juinm.
men nit onocrcl gtatiouen 5u onQc-
nteiicner &briiltlng beiSutrogen, bod)
einIad)c alrgheit pcrbictet ms, allcin
ab5urillten
Nationalc ;sinanscn. - Gie e..
briifenoe &alt oer Iriegsid)llo ,,nutB
ourd) oronitn9suldbige 6lmoation
iur0 ollnliblioe &iqitiootion abgetra=
gen iperoen. 92ir f0luten Die 9oluug
beId)Iellugel1 ulto oie Stcllerbiiroe
lpclentlid erleid)terll, ipclm mir ent.
| i6loiIen Ole 9luSgaben herab5ileten.
Abminiltration. - It1ftobme cinc5
1latiottolen 9uoqetiwterus uno ollge.
In1cinc griparniB ollrt 5iredndBigc
Gerluoltl,ng Der 9ieqierlingsfoitet.
0eidlaft. = @elliger Rcgierura
| i'm GbcIhdft lno ntchr 8eid1it IN Ser
Reaierlnq. nGbrlidcr rllo Qeiet.
lid}cr @cid)ait5erfolg miro nienlnr=
Dem miBgoltilt, ooh @enebuliQimg cr-
liolareiden. ltltgefciielten@eid)Gits lei.
tens Der Regicriiuq beoelitet itid)t
Guloung Der @elnmltng frcien @ett.
belperb o6er @odhaltunq scr Greiie
burd) unrotiirlid}e Dtittel. - 9lelloIt.
lid bcoad)t mic mir iitb. oof 6aS @c-
IhdftSleben altihpillt, lit eS oodl on
qebrod)t, 5it gleider ,3eit 3u cruul.
tblaen ltlo sr ipnrnen."
&aneiuirtbidlaft. - 9lufrcdtcrhol.
t1tn1 1roBer Toitcl1 leid,t ber0erblidlcr
|gtnbrindSmittel fam rid)t Qeredticr.
tiat luer6er-Gils Sinfeu ser Soften
fir Die Yrooltftion fon1Ite feltdciteIlt
mcr6el1, bod Die 9lbnobme Scr Sbeltc,
|rirtq hat nid)t aIeid)en Sdlritt qebals
ten. - SI)ne fcinoieliQc GIeoonfen SIT
bcgeli oocr luhibcrleQt 9lnfIoge ouf
FroiitQrdbid) iit erbebet, f0untc cite
nnqcn1cliele 1lllterilldnulq ourd) oen
GongreB Die Hrci$reacGlnd 5u cincnt
|tormalen Stono beihlcultiQen, gum
8eitcn Der Sroouiclttcn liilo ocS Gon-
iumerten. GIN NtaBitob onQcmeiIe.
itcr Breiie Miro Dos 2oil0 3uirie0cn
ItcIlcu mo Die Gtcihditc pie6cr oiti.
leben ldiien, 10 hoB icbc Gcnrciliou
obqeidafit nno HrbeitsIoIigfcit SIT
Gnoc 9cbraf)t miro"
Gir0fe Tcmonitration.
Der 9heil Der 9otid)oft 6c5 8r6Ii-
6entcn, III DEM oicier crfl0rte, onB 0ie
0er. Stnaten itnter fcinen llntitdnoen
on Der PntiouenIiqo i'll ibrer Iebiaen
fSor1n theilhaber 0iiritcn. tpuroe NIT
elmer gro6elt 3emonitration ouf9c.
nomnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
anur antrng eingcbradlt.
0aihinatolt, IS.

@aihinqton, IS. April.
Senntor Tllor brdd)te beutc ieinen
IttraG ipie6pr Gin, unt oen Grieas.
3ititanO nit Gcutihlono 5u beenocr
Der &oridIaq lit dbnlid nie Der pom
oorigen GongreiI on9enon1mcnc llno
bon 4rdbent 99ilion petoirtc
0nibirqton, t3. ApriI.
Ter 9lntraq. Der oltdl Den &ricas.
jItitdu6 nit Sdtcrraid cilDet, girl0
ohne Gebottc on Den anSndrtiae1
9llsidjuB. 8sahruuQ onterifaltiidlcr
9fedlte inter Dem 0crtroa bon Scr
IailIca lit Ourd) oeu Artrng porgeie.
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Der Streif in GnglanO.
Giienbabacr nnb SrnnSportarbeiter
wcroen hente Ibene cinen Sgm-
patbieitreif begiuncm.
2onoou. 70. 9Ipril.

9ie @uSiid)tcn geltet I'M 9ugenlci
neu aIs imaiinItig. 8Sie oie Simca
iiber Die aeltriacn &erbanhImgcn
iaat. gina narans nidts herppr ala
cine Qorlegung Der iSraqc in ibrer
gnn5erI ungeidnlintteu Sd)mieriefeit.
Selblt inter Den lulQitdtigen I'm.
itdn0cn foml ser SrouspOrtitreit nidt
Dor SSreitag btgiilnen. SceIeiite mo
@ei5er. bcren eSeipcrfidait sum 9ilu.
DC Der Sranspnrtarbcitcr eebort, be,
itcben ouf elmer slbitimnung, hepor
iie on ben auSIiml0 geben. Sieic
9Ibitinmlna begallir belite mo nimmt
bier Gage i'll atliipruh. ssi Dcn mel
iten &ohleffclocrft 0e$ 9oit0eS mer.
Den Ole GorfeIlrlngeu pIr SidJerung
Der 9erQpcrfe qeqen lleberifpeu.
nung obne 9inocrnib Qetroffen. 0lc
cin5iGc Ausnobme mar in ,Sifeibire,
no MIR 5ipei inter rierunoiedSig
Sd)ad)ten ollSgeplunpt lperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
oreitag beginnt hsr 0eneralitreif in
Guglnnb.

2on0ou, IS. 9lpril.
Utittiuod)uormittag lullr0e in Sous
BON pon oer Seittln9 oe$ ,9lrbeiter
3reinerbonnca" amtIid bcfoult gege.
her, oob Der gcplonte(3clprnlitreif Der
Giienbabncr lmo Sral@portorbcitcr
ilir ll1lterIhitling Der 6oroerungen
Der 9erglcitte aut sSreitogabeno 10
llbr beginnt. Gieicr Bedding pur6,
gefaBt, uodloem ffitItono, ooB Die Ger.
treter Ger Seralglte iid) nid)t nit bsu
@rubetbclieern Mno Scr Reaierlung
cinigen fonnteu. PIN 9ienstoanad)
ntittog mar BON Scr &crbouoSIcitlnq
ongeoronct fporofu, 6uB Ser 8eginn
oeS Streifs, Der nripriingli6 am
Gienatag INN Qfitternad)t beginner
iolltc, borIGilfig berid)oben lei. 3lm
y0rcipcrbano~ qeboren Die 9eroleilti
nit 100000, ole Giienbohncr nit
100000 uno oie Grnnaportarbciter
nit ebenioIls ltngeiahr 100000 Ytit-
gIicoern. Dtan red)nct obcr oauit
oaB Der Streif ntittelbar etlun 1000.
900 9lrbeiter beidldftiaungSIO3 ma
d)en miro. Ter elloaiiltiae Strcifbe'
idllls am Ndttipod)pormittag lpi,roe
mic s. $. 5bontas, Ser @eneroliefre.
tar oc3 Giiefibahiler. .8erbou6S, nit.
theilt, bon beit- asestreterlt~oer @iIetis
baEner ltno bcr5ranSportarbeitcr eirs
itiut1l1in or,neffoi1ttt,n,,
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8rOfe Tcmonitration.

Der Gheil Der 9otidloft 6c3 8r6ii-
6entcrl. III Dem oieier crfldrte, onB Die
&er. Stnaten itrter fcinen llnlitGnoen
on Der Ratiorenliqn in ibrer iebiaen
f5orln theilhober 6iiritcn. tpuroe NIT
elmer gro6eit 3eutonitration oi,f9c.
ftpI1ll1eu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
50-Ganon Still Found

Three men. is gallons OF white
mule. and 5o-gallon still were taken
in charge last evening by Sheriff
Thomas and Deputies Fiscus and
Dclliquadri.
The time was last evening, the place
was in Wiley e Chamberlin's addition,
and the persons were Rocco Dclme-
dico. Louis Merino and Rocco Pa
teSto.
The still was found buried under
ground in "A field. Fourteen gallons
of tho liquor were also found buried.
Tho top Of the still was found under
a pile Of thistlcs.
But there was every Indication. tho
sheriff states. that tho still had not
been buried moro than two or three
days; IL had been in operation very
recently. Besides the materials and
apparatus mentioned seven 5o-capacity
barrels of mash was found.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
P Postponed Banquet
Of Father and Son

Tho postponed Father and Son
banquet of tho Sacred Heart church
was held last night in the Knights
of Columbus hall. T. G. Mccarthy
acted as toastmaster. while tho Rev
crcnd Fathers Cottcr and Minot were
speakers on the program.
Miss Mary McFcclcy. accompanied
by Inez Mccarthy. sang several vocal
selections.
Tho Father and Son banquet OF the
Sacred Heart church. to have been
held Tuesday evening. WAS postponed
until last night because of conEes-
tion in the k. of c. hall.
The hoy scout troop OF the Sacred
Heart church. under the leadership
of George Mccarthy. scoutmastcr. as
sisted in arranging the tables for
the banquet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

the questions they had answered when
securing Il mirriaEe license. but when
ever they 80 seemed to believe. the
clerk issuing the licenses corrected the
impression. Yesterday there was just
such "A case. 1t is surmised that the
Colorado Springs couple who secured
their license in June 1917, and were
never married until the 18th OF the
present month, had that idea. Still it
is difficult to understand how tho
woman who had been married before
could have forgotten what a mar-
ria=c ceremony is like.
The presumption is that a matter OF
life Insurance, some property interests
or some legal form came up before the
Colorado Springs couple for dctermin-
alton, and that in the arranging of the
same tho proof OF their marriage had
to be shown. To prove they were mar
ricd. they probably rcsurrcctcd the
marriage license which had never
been used, and the attached certifi-
cate OF which had never been filled
out by any person qualified to per-
form n marriage ceremony
Regardless OF prcsumpiions( tho
facts further are lacking, except that
tho document itself shows they were
married with a license issued In this
county close to four years before.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Justice Court

Five criminal cases were up for
consideration in the court of Justice
OF tho Peace NJ. u. Corson ycster-
day.
w. Hall. charged with larceny as
bailcc, the amount being S3. was to
have been given a hearing on Feb.
IL: the case was then continued un-
I'll the 18th. but again it WIS post
poncd until the 2ith. That was yes
terday and when tho hour for the
hearing came the prosecuting witness
could not be found. so another post
poncment YVES had. this time TO the
2Sth.
Lester ChristcnborE. charged with
tutoring n forged instrument. entered
n not guilty plea and his hearing
was set for the 2sth. Hc went to
Jail in default OF bail. Christenberg
is charged with tampering with a pass
for n man. wife and son from Denver
to Galveston on the Santa f'c road.
tho stfRno belonging TO another per-
son.
Thomas Fawcett was charged with
petty larceny and assault and bat
terry. He was given a hearing with
the result that the petty larceny
was dismissed, and following the tes-
timony-takinE he was found not guilty
sof the assault charge. He was ac-
cused OF assault on his landlady; cvi-
dcnce showed that this occurred on
Monday and that his rent was paid
to Tuesday: he was moving when
the landlady appeared and "A quarrel
ensucd. He put her out of his apart
mcnt Justice Corson held that re-
gardless of the rent. he was in legal
possession of the apartment and had
IA right to eject anyone he did not
want therein.
Fred Audrietn was to have had a
hearing on charge of having intoxi-
eating liquor in his possession. but
along came a government prohibition
law cnforccr. and took him in.
c. V. Furtnan pleaded guilty TO
having stolen a rosary, valued at
$50 He was bound over to the dis
trict court
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
OFF BILLS
THAT CONTEMPLATE
EXPENSE INCREASING
.pocial to The chieftain:

Special to The Chieftain:
Denver, Feb. 24.-The hcadsman's
AK is beginning to fall at the capitol
with full force and effect. Every
time u bill shows up that increases
someone's salary, creates n new job or
places more expense in some office.
zip, and the enacting clause is out
of that bill, and it is dead. This Is
really what caused the death of the
Lindsey bills.
They sought to increase the salary
of juvenile court officials. TO be sure
there is considerable opposition to
Lindsey, and anything he fosters, but
this opposition was not the enUre
cause of their death. The bills which
were killed had been prepared by
committee appointed by Governor
Shoup. Many of them had real merit.
and when the members of the house
saw that they increased salaries, the
fight was over.
This is also true in the senate. SEN
ator Jones' bill in relation to the state
coal mine inspectors died because 1t
sought to increase the salary of GER
tain inspectors The members of poth
the house and the senate have Nir-
tually resolved that no increases IN
pay or expense will be allowed this
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Improvements to Start
On Rialto Theatre

Extensive improvements to tho lobby
entrance and front of the Pueblo Ri
alto theator are to be started within
the next Few weeks 1t was announced
yesterday. The plans for the rcnova-
tions arc now in the hands Of VIII
Sticknoy. architect. and bids on the
work viii be asked for within the next
few days. The improvements will cost
an amount close TO 5000. 1t was stated
last night.
a glass front will be built to the the
atcr flush with the sidewalk. This will
hc so designed as TO be removable dur
ing the summer months.
The present entrance and box Office
will be rebuilt in marble. while Just
inside and back of the box office a
new wall will bo built.
outside improvements will include
the entire re-decorating of the front
of the building. New paint and carved
decorations will be put on, it is said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSE RETURNED AFTER
LAPSE OF OVER THREE YEARS

r. three years and nine months ago
you had secured a marriage license.
and then this month should discover
that you had not been married.
what?
juno l. 1917 a man and a woman both
giving their address as Colorado
Springs, procured a marriage license
from the Pueblo county clerk.
Nficr the questions required by the
law were answered by the applicants.
they wore told-as is the custom-to
hold up their hands and take an oath
that the answers TO the questions
asked were true.
Evidently dn spite or the fact that
tho bridc-to-bc had been married be-
forcl. they thought tho oath they took
was the marriage ceremony, FOR tho
year passed another year. still an
other. and then nine more months
before That license with its certificate
filled by the officiating magistrate or
clergyman. was returned to the offlcc
that issued the license.
Several days ago, however, tha'
almost four ycars-old marriage license
canC back with it's blank certificate
filled out by Colorado Springs min
istcr OF one OF the leading churches
According to the certificate the mar
riasc was performed on February IL,
tosi: this certificate is attached to the
license which is dated June 4. 1917.
The minister filled out the ccrtitl-
cate in due form. being very careful
with all tho details, but Just above his
signature with ministerial tito at
tnched. he wrote the following:
~ B.-Thcy renewed the marriage
covenant they made In Pueblo, COLO
fado. June 4, 1917
Several couples have expressed the
belief that they had been married at.
ter taking the oath a. TO the truth or
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25

Pcrsc. Rose Pc,ros. Rose vonsih.
Anna Papish. Christine Papish, Fran
els Jcssin and Anna Prince. Pail
bearers were 4. Dajk. John Marc. Joo
6ernik. John Merit. Strumdci Mahar
and Anton Wertovc. Burial in Rose
lawn Ia charg% OF I. q. Mccarthy &c
Company.
The body OF Mrs. Donna V. Seavor.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Northrup. arrived in Pueblo yesterday
noon and was taken TO Roselawn for
burial by T. q. Mccarthy & Company.
Pan bearers were J. +. Drake. NJ A.
Carey, @. krcnzkc. L. NJ. Keen. e IL.
Neith and {. g. Richardson. Rev. II.
b. Preston conducted services a, tho
grave.
The body Of Mrs. Margaret I. Lcahy
IS at tho funeral parlors OF T. @. Nc
tarthy & Comnany. Funeral an
nounccmcnt later.
Tho body OF Thomas j. Perkins will
lie in state at tho late home. 1891
Routt avenue until o'clock Friday,
when II Will be taken to the funeral
psrlors OF r. @. Mccarthy e. Company
where funeral services will bc held in
charge OF Rev. +. II. Zimmerman.
Burial in Rosclawn.
The funeral OF Mollic King will bo
held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
from tho chapel OF r. q. Mccarthy &c
Company.
The body or Mrs. Lucy Anna wclch.
who died in Florence, was buried yes
torday by T. q. Mccarthy & Com
pany In tho family lot in Mountain
View cemetery.
Mrs. Phyllis Griffin beloved wife of
George Griffin of Walscnburg. funeral
VIII be held Saturday afternoon %. m,
from St Pauls church. under the aus
plces OF Eastern Star lodge. Interment.
Mountain View cemetery. The Cammcl
ohoertakinS company in charge.
Mrs. Mary Ellen johnson. aged "a
years, died yesterday at a local hos
pital. She has been "A resident of
Pueblo for the past 81 years and is
survived by her husband. J. Il. John
son son ana sister, Mrs. Julia Miller:
The body is at the funeral parlors OF
T. q. Mccarthy & Company.
IN MEMonrAM
In loving memory of our son and
brother. Theodore Richard Gatcwood.
who passed away February IS, 1870.
In the shade OF n silent cemetery.
Where the shadows love to rest.
Lies our dear boy gently sleeping
Far from those he loved best
Just one year ago he left us,
His suffering forever DER.
our hearts are filled with sorrow
For the smile we'll see no more.
Too soon his bright young life was
ended.
But God. who doeth all things well,
Has called our true boy to him
Nnd badc us long farewell
FATHER, MOTHER and SISTER.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
Germans Underselling
American Factories

Washington. u. 6. Fob. i.-Gcrman
manufacturers are undcrsolling Amer
lean competitors in Peru, but their de-
iirrffrs arc slow and 1t will be some
time before German goods can attain
their prc-war quality, the American
commercial attacho at Lima Thursday
informed the department of commerce.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-25
MAIL CAR ROBBED

Jacksonville. Ill, Feb. 24.-Chicago
& Alton train No. 10, kne~n as the
Kansas City-Chicago Hummer was
held up at East Quincy Junction, 1lli-
nois, near Louisiana, Mo-, carly Fri
day morning. Tho mail car was cut
off from the train and taken n mile
up the track. According to reports, -
registered mail pouch was taken and
lhs robbers made their se.capc-