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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
\ Ma otcovskem statku. X
Roman anglckano.
Roman 2 anglicksno.

w NSe ny HeDyld uClillid pIo
nezny ten kvitek, jehoz zivot
sc zdal viseti ma slabocke nit
ce? Byl to sir Lester, jehoz Sc
obayala vice nez Sc obavalai
prednesti podivnou svou "a
dost Errolu Revelovi.
"Ja no poprosim, aby prisel,
Bertie," pravila mirne, "aby
prisel alespon ma chvilku1 a ty
nyni musiS tiSe lezeti ma po-
stylce a usnouti hned jak pan
Revel odejde.
rCaerlyon stal u piana a pro-
hlizel 81 n6jak6 hudebniny,
kdyz Valencie Sc vratila; po-
hledla tn stranu, kde man
Eel jeji rozmlouval S Guyem.
Zamirila primo k Errolovi a
sklonila Sc k hudebninam, ja-
ko by s MIN Mich mluvila.
"Musim vas pozadati o vel
kou laskavost, pane Revele, "
pravila tiSe. "Obavam Sc, re
prosbu mou budete povazovatl
Ia podivnou V uvazeni okolno-
sti, re dnes poprve jste poctil
tento dunn svou navStevou. -
Muj maIy hoch, ienz vas prav6
tslysel zpfvati, jest velice rozci-
leny a" - Valencie z pola Sc
ltsmala a zardela - "a nelZe
no upokojiti dokud vas nespa-
tril. Odpust'te mi -" zaii-
kala Sc, ale hned dodala, con
jest velmi slaboucky a zle by
to odstonal, kdyby Sc mu ne
stale DO vuli. vyhovite mu?'
ALE, ale - 5 nejvetsi RADIO
stf,' odv6til Caerlyon laskave :
''bude mi to velkym pot6senim
lady de Mafpas. Jsem vam IL
pine k sluzbam."
Ona pozvedla k nemu oci
svych q ty byly plny vdeku, tax
re Sc mu az srdce zachVGlo.
! ProhIednul razem vse - jeji
opuStenost - jeii mutt k dltku
l. jez il bylo vSim ma svete.
Jiste, ami toto dte nemohlo ce-
le vyplniti zenino vasniv6 srd-
ce.
"Bertie jest nahore, pravi-
i la. Ga vas k nemu zavedu.'
Odvratila Sc a cht6la odcha-
yeti, kdyz pojednou HAS sira
Lestera zastavil jej kroky d
, zpusobil zaroven, re Errol po.
, zeVdnul svych zraku.
II "Bertie. Bertie! Co jest
, tim ditetem?" pravil, pficha
: zeje ku Valencii. ease nejakJ
; novy nesmysl?"
Lady de Malpas,' zakroci
rychIe Enrol, "jest tax laska
YOU a chce vyhoveti me prosbt
abych mohl spatriti hosika,
: nemz sc prave nahodile zmlni
la. Nemate snad proti toml
7 zadnou namitku?"
| 30, prazadnou, mate-li chu
: ii obirati Sc S rozmazlenym di
tetem," odvetil sir Lester, SINE
: je Sc neprilis pekne. "Domni
: val iSem Sc, re to neiaky nov!
: vrtoch ditete - aneb jeii. \
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

iednou rukou, pohlizel v spa
nily oblicej zeny, S niz Sc pred
Ilety jake S divkou tax pozoru-
hodnym spusobem byl setkal.
Jaka spousta trpkosti spool
vaIa srdci Errolove - Jake
oZyvalo Sc mem reptani proti
krutosti osudu, jenz jej nutil
vesti boj proti rodine zeny, jiz
miloval! Jak kruto, re jejlmu
ditku musi vyrvati statek, o
nemz mela Ia to, re ditku jeji-
mu pravem nalezi! Jaka kru-
ia to ironie osudu, re prav6 on
re vsech lidi Sc musi nyni pro-
ii nj obratit a ustknouti ruku,
kteraz mu V hodine nebezpeci
poskytla utulek ochranu!
Musi Sc vsak zhostiti techto
Itrpkych mySlenek; nebyl tn sa-
moten a vyl vyzvan ku zpevu.
Vyburcoval Sc tedy a ohlasil,
re Jim zapeje nejake spaniel
ske pisne.
Mel bohaty, mekky tenoro-
Ivy hlas a pfirodou byl madam
veskerou vTelosti a citem, ia
kymz zpevy jihanu obycejne
loplyvaji.
Sam sir Lester pocitil puvab
zp6vu sv6ho hoste a vyslovil
mu pine uznani.
"Nechavate mne vsak mono
| polizovati piano." pravil Caer-
| lyon, vstavaje cd nastroje; a
sotva re Sc obratil, ably Sc ota-
zal Mety zda-li by nechtela "a
peti, kdyz Sc tn otevTely dvere
ystoupil do komnaty lokaJ a
| pribliziv Sc ku Valencii, necC
| il tiSe oznamoval, nacez ona
opustila pokoj, zatim co Meta
zpivala a Guy il pri tom opatr-
Inc obracel listy hudebnin.
Valencie odebrala Sc do loz-
mice sveho hocha, kteraz SOU
sedila jeiim budoarem. - [
dveri setkala sc S byvalou chu-
YOU a nynejSi opatrovnici Ber-
itieho, kteraz omlouvajic Sc
IpraviIa, re neni to upokojit
J mlad6ho pana. V nejblizsin
okamziku, kdyz matka pristou
pila k ieho luzku, Bertie plac
ky Sc il vrhnul V naruc.
Ponevadz Bertie, ackoli'
byl zhyckanym ditkem, precC
nebyl ditkem, zkazenym
pfipade potreby trestan byval
pfihoda tato byla pozoruhod
nou a nasvedcovala tomu, u
duSevni rovnovaha jeho nejal
byla vzruSena, pobourena.
Hudba a zpev nan vzdy Wy
konavaly zvlastni ucinek a ny
I'M Sc hoSik cely chvel rozcile
MIN.
"Pozadej ho matinko, ab.
pfisel-on muisi pfijiti!' VIOLA
neustale, slime pri tom vzlyka
je.
A Valencie bro poznala, q
tn autoritou svou niceho ne
svede - re by Sc mlnula Il dl
tete nadobro S ucinkem.
con zpival - cizi muz -
nikdy drive tn nezpival = o
by prisel ku mne, l0dybys o t
pozadala, matinko' sepota
: BERTHE.
] Srdce Valencie prudce bllC
Byla by to byvala tax podivn
\ zadost - neVedela jak mOhl
= predn6sti podobnou prosbu m
Ii, jenz jest dnes poprve ht
. stem V dome jejim. Mladl MT
Ii malokdy uni zachazeti
detmi a pan Revel bude to pt
vazovati "a obtezoVanl sve
sobnosti k vuli rozmaZlenem
lditeti.
"Ale muj drahousku,' nam
:. tala matka meme, "pan ten
y nam tlplne cizim. Pan Rutlan
: Test dole - ty no mas ia
rad = toho ii sem poslu, Be
tie. Poslu no sem a Oh
NE. ne, mel" Dite necht'
10 nilzoho nez pana, jehoz zpt
lei rozplakal. "Ja nechcl p'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

- 80 80 etASAA~ ~ y "a - ~
dobry, hodny hoSik."
"Vsak ia no v kratk6m case
uspim,' pravil Enrol francouz-
sky; "vzdyt' muzete jiz nyniI
pozorovati, jak jest unaven."
A hned ma to poGal tiSe petit
nekter6 tech 2 pola tesknych
z pola konejSivych pisni, jez
slysel zpivati ma plantazich a
v tom neustal, dokur hoSik po-
zvolna V spanek upadajici ne
usnul, MAZE male sv6 prstiky
pevne oVinuty okoIo ruky Erro-
lovy a hlavicku ma jeho prsa
polozenu.
Jak podivn6 city boufily V
hrudi mladeho muze, jenz k
srdci vinul dit6 Valencie, male
no dedice Kings Restu, statku
to, kteryz pc vSem pravu male
Eel pouze jemu, Errolu Caer-
lyonu? Proc muscle ditko to
lnouti zrovna k nemu, jenz pfi
sci, aby je pripravil 0 vse -
jenz priSel, ably proti sve vlast-
nj vuli rozedral srdce matky,
zeny to, liz made vse miloval?
Has Valencie vyburcoval jej
y jeho sneni trpce sladkeho a
Enrol Sc vydesil a po nejakou
chVili jako by V pochybnostech
ma nj pohlizel, pax Sc ale ry-
chile vzpamatoval usmal Sc.
"Hledte, hoSik jiz spi," pra-
vii. "Jak lehko jej lie ukonej-
Still"
"Vy mate opravdu pozoru-
hodnou mocn' odvetila Valen-
Gle. este snad mesmeristou?
BERTHE byl tax rozechven, a ny
mi, po nekolika minutach spi
tax klidne."
"Sympathie, tot ten zazrac-
ny prostredek - mic vice." dal
Errol ledabyle odpov6d' =
MAN no poloziti ma loze, ma
dame? Hled'te, ami We spani
Sc ode mne nechce odlouciti -
Iprstitky jeho mne nechti pusti-
ii. Podivny to maly smrtelnik." "
Valencie pristoupila a sklo-
Mia Sc.
ga vas vyprostim,' pravi-
la 4 n5zne TAX ucinila.
Jak Sc zachyivala kazda ie-
no civa, kdyz jeji prsty prisly
We styk S ieho rukou!
Errol povstal a ustoupiI da-
lie ma zad kdyz Valencie vzala
dte sve ma loze je polozila
Opatrovnice nyni pfistoupila q
$ usm6vem pohlizela ma cizeho
pana.
"Jsem. pane, pfesy6deena
ze bych mladeho pana nebyla
mohla upokoiiti," prayila, "ac.
koliv $ MIN umim zachazeti.'
"Ubohy hoch,' del Enrol, -
ION jest tax nervosni.'
Pohlednul ku Valencii, kite
raz vyhIizela zsinala znave-
ma a dial opatrovnici dobroJ
Enoc.
"Sejdeme nyni dolu, mada
me?' pravil lady de Malpas, 0
teviraje il dv6re.
A ona sklonila hlayu, ale ne
| pronesla slova az predsin
lspolecensk6ho pokoje; zde 81
nahle k nemu obr4tila a Jake
Ipopudem okamziku vztahla J
Inemu svou ruku.
"Dekuji vam!" prayiIa 81
sklopenyma ocima . Errol do
bfe vedel, iak velkou vdecnos
ona k ndmu pocit'uje.
Spolecnost Sc rozesla brz'
potion. Pri odchodu sir Lestei
iznovu znovu nabizel pam
Revelovi' svou pohostinnost.
Valencie duchu pfemysle
Ia o tom, proc manzel jeJl tai
cini, nebot obycejn6 nenaleza
zalbu V lidech toho druhu.
Posleze vsak zanechala pfemy
sleni 0 veci te, vzdyt' ylaztn'
take niceho nevedela 0 oaob
nosti Errola Revela a tedy ne
Vedela i co mohlo nanzela Je
ifIp l. np11tI fntt44
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
CASH PRIZES OFFERED
FOR ESSAYS FOREST
FIRE PREVENTION

AS q special feature of Forest pro-
lection week, May 22-28, the Forest
Service is offering $50 in cash prizes
for essays on the subject THE Citi-
zen's Daily in Protecting the Forests
from Fire and How He Can Aid In
Preventing Forest Fires"
District Forester r. HI. Rutledge
states that the contest is open to all
boys and girls in Idaho south and
east of Salmon River, who have not
yet reached their nineteenth birth
day. Five $40 prizes will be award
ed as follows:
1. $40 for the best essay submit
ted by boy or girl between the ages
of IT and 10
Q. $40 for the best essay submit
ted by a boy or girl between. the ages
of Id and IT.
g.. $40 for the best essay submit
ted by a boy or girl between the ages
Of Is and 15.
A. $40 for the best essay submit
ted by a boy or girl between the ages
OF II and 13.
s. $40 for the best essay submit
ted by boy or girl under IL years
of age.
All that any boy or girl needs to
do to qualify in the prize race is to
get posted on the subject of forest
fires in our south Idaho forests,
write and submit the essay. The
essays must not exceed 500 words In
length. They may be written with
pencil, pen, or typewriter, using one
side of each sheet Of paper, and each
contestant must be sure that his OF
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

being OF this republic; to inspire
thorough the power OF It's member
ship zeal and activity in support OF
American institutions: to represent
service men and women In any mea
sure or movement which would DO
mutually beneficial to them and to
tho nation and
Whereas, strength to carry out
tho objects of this splendid organi-
zation can DO obtained only through
tho united efforts or every citizen
who is privileged to become a men,
Der of the Legion.
Nov. therefore. I. ID. w. Davis,
Governor OF the State OF Idaho. by
virtue of the authority vested in me
by law, in order to give official rec
ignition and Endorsement TO tho cam.
paign for new members. do hereby
proclaim tho week beginning May {
and ending May IL, 1921.
AMERICAN LEGION WEEK
in the State OF Idaho, and do earnest
ly recommend that all ex-aervic'
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
TOW you can measure
tire value in 1921 -

countryto another to find a market"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

her essay bears the name. address
and age OF the author. Essays should
be mailed or delivered to the nearest
forest supervisor, who will forward
them to the District Forester at Og-
den. Forest Supervisors ar located
at Boise, Emmett, Weiser, Mccall,
HALEY, Burnley, Challis, Mackay, st.
Anthony, Salmon, Montpelier, and
Logan, Utah. All essays must be
submitted not later than June 1.
The District Forester, with the aid
Of committee will Judge all the es-
says received. Prizes will be award
ed and announced and probably the
winning essays published In the
press of southern Idaho shortly af-
ter June Is.
The forest officers of southern
Idaho as well as the district office
in Ogden, will gladly furnish indiyi-
dual contestants information ON the
forests of the region and the forest
fire problem.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

Boise, May 4.-Governor d. w.
Davis has Joined the Idaho delega-
ton in congress in endorsing the
American Legion by proclaiming the
week May to II American Legion
week throughout tho state.
In his proclamation tho governor
urges all veterans of tho lato war
who are eligible to membership in
tho Legion to Join tho organization.
BY issuing the proclamation Gov
ernor Davis has given official recog-
milton to tho statewide membership
campaign which the legion will
launch on tho morning of May 8.
Tho proclamation In full follows:
Whereas, tho American Legion
waa organized by men actuated by a
spirit OF profound patriotism to pro-
moto and foster tho safety and well
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
..safetx First

Helen and her mother spent the
summer on a farm and Helen was
heartbroken when one Sunday her pet
rooster had to give up his life be-
cause the minister was coming to din
ner. Some time later she saw the min
lister coming to call, and she ran to
the barn shooting the chickens and
said: "Get in quick; here comes the
man that ate your father"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

men and women VINO arc eligible 20
membership Rvail Themselves of this
opportunity to Join the American Lee
gion.
I'm Witness Whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the Great Seal of the State
OF Idaho.
Done at Boise. tho capital of Ida
no. this twenty-first day OF April.
A. d.. 1891"
tseaD ~. w. DAVIS.
Governor"
Attest ROBERT O. JONES.
Secretary % State
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
Good servant. poor Master.

It is well to have hobby, says the
New York Medical Journal. 1t is well
to have a hobby which can be used as
faithful servant. II is well to have
a hobby as long as you can ride It,
but when It begins to ride you II 10
better to look about for another steed
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

Many will remember the scarcity
of u. S. Tires last year.
A hardship at the time, but bene-
fit now. There are no u. S. Tires to be
worked off-no accumulationS-no
forced selling Of any US. brand mo
shipping Of tires from enc part Of the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
Her Real Love.

II heard that pretty little woman
say the other day that she was going
10 do her best to make her Billy's life
perfectly happy. She must be very
much in love with her husband"
THAT wasn't her husband she was
talking about; IT was her pet poodle"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
THE u. S. ROYAL CORD

A famous tire-nnd a famous tread.
Acknowledged among motorists and
dealers alike as the worlds foremost
example of Cord tire building. Al
ways delivering the same repeated
economy. tire after tire, and season
after season.
The stripe around the sidewall IL
registered a. a Trademarks In he u. s.
Patent Offiea.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
pur,+ans used No wedding Ring.

PUFTtMHW UhSu NO VCuuEH8 W1sEIH
The Puritans OF the seventeenth
century used no ring at the wedding
ceremony, as they considered it =
pagan symbol and superstitiOus com
trivance." All they required was that
the man and woman should Join
hands when stating their purpose to
live together In wedlock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

The largest piece % jade known 10
q block OF this stone which ls seven
feet long. four feet wide and weighs
three tons. II came from South island.
New Zealand, and forms the base for
a stntue OF a Maori chieftain on ex.
hihltion 10 the Museum % Natural SIls-
tory New York city.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

"Humbleness may drive unto flne."
says Shakespeare In "The Merchant of
Venice" Must mean for obstructing
the traffic.-BostOn Transcript.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

Buy a u. S. Tire anywhere
in a community of 5OOpeople
or even less-and you get a
fresh, live tire of current
production-With I'll the orig
inal service and mileage the
factory put into it.
The owner of a medium or
light weight car stands on
equal ground with every other
car owner.
Any United States Tire Is
versal full moneys worth-ba
with a leadership policy Of
quality, buying convenience a
for everybody.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13

There are GUS. Factory Branches.
Each one gets its share of u. $. Tires.
There IS a broad, constant, even dis
tribution of u. S. Tires always going
on from these Branches TO the dealer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-13
PLACES OFFICIAL
STAMP LEGION CAMPAIGN

ISSUES Proclamation Declaring Week
May to IA American Legion
Week Throughout State.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
FLAGSTAFF MEXICAN
 CHILDREN GIVE FREELY
 FOR EUROPEAN KIDDIES

The little Mexican children at Bran nen school set good example to old CT, wcll-to-do Americans in their ready contributions for European re- lief.
 Miss Ema c. Vandervort told the children in her room about the three and half million starving children in Europe. She asked them if they hadn't few pennies they could spare for these little sufferers. One of her pupils, little boy, promptly march, ed up to her with a dollar. Others gave then and brought money the next day, the contributions ranging all the way from two cents to dollar and five cents. Miss Vandervort's room raised $3.69. The pupils of the school $6.36 and the teachers and the janitor, Mir. Oaks, made the. sum up to $14.36. The contributions by the children were of their of their own money, which had been given them to spend on them selves, and the happiness they mani- fested in giving it was an inspiration to the teachers.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
E. C. SLIPPER LECTURES
 ON PLANETS AT NORMAL

The subject of the lecture to be giv- en at Ashurst auditorium next Mon day night by E. c. Slipher will be, "Ph0tographing the Planets" with special reference to Mars.
 For many years Lowell observatory has been perfecting means for photo graphing the great planets. On these photos the planets are shown on a scale several times as large as one sees our moon with the unaided eye. The lecture will deal with the results of this photography, the methods, problems and difficulties involved, and will be abundantly illustrated with selected photographs. What is of the most interest, perhaps, are the won derful photographs of the planet Mars showing the snow covered regions about its poles, and those peculiar markings characteristic of that planet alone-the canals-the possible handi- work of intelligent beings there. The newest photograph of the planet, made in 1920, showing new and inter- esting phenomena, will be shown. These photos will all be shown with the lantern. The entire subject will be discussed in simple, untechnical manner. Emphasis will be placed on the evidence touching the existence of life on Mars.
 MT. Slipher has been engaged in this work for many years and was di- rectly associated in this work on Mais with that eminent authority, the late Dr. Percival Lowell.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
Additional, Local. News
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kAYENTA NEWS
By
Albert E. Reagan . . q . . . c . c C C q

Seven inches of snow fell the night of January l1th, the first big snow of the year. December and the first ten days of January were the prettiest winter days ever seen in these parts.
 C. Toptuka and wife resigned from the Marsh Pass Indian school Decem- Der 29 and returned to their home at Moencopi, near Tuba.
 John Wetherill and Clyde Colville expect to start to Tucson next Friday to spend the winter with the formers family there.
 Mrs. Margaret Buckbee and Mir. Kier are helping out at the school at this writing.
 Messrs John Schwarz and Linn, of Tuba, broke the government car down on the road here from Tuba last Mon- day, near Thief Rock. Mir. Schwarz managed to get in with the mail after two nights of north wind and six inches of snow for a bed and at this writing Mr<Lin is still braving the breezes waiting for the government mules to pull them back to Tuba.
 Smallpox is reported on Black Mesa and quarantine has been thrown around Kayenta to prevent its spread here.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
DAVID BABBITT, JR., GOES
 TO TUCSON AS BRANCH MGR.

David Babbitt, Jr., who has been in Phoenix with the Babbitt automobile division, has gone to Tucson as man ager of the company's branch there.
 Prior to leaving for his new respon- abilities at the University city, fare we'll banquet was given in his honor at the Ranch House on North Central avenue which the Babbitt organization in Phoenix attended in a>body. The genial Larry Quinlan was toastmast- CT, which assured highly successful affair.
 Dave Babbitt, Jr., is an ex-service man, having seen two years of service in France during the real fighting period, having served in the same aero corps with Frank Luke. Young Bab- bitt has host of friends throughout the state that wish him we'll in his new work for which he has fitted him. self by working at the company's Flagstaff and Phoenix automobile di- visions.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
 IS IN DEBT $4OO,OOO

With $400,000 in unpaid bills out standing and with no funds available, with the state engineer and other of ficials in danger of legal process in regard to the semi-monthly payroll, the state highway department is fac ing serious situation, which can only be remedied by legislative action.
 The department has been showered with letters, telegrams and telephone calls of inquiry as to when bills long overdue are to be paid, but no satis- faction could be given. Last Satur- day was pay day for employees of the department, but the customary war rants were not forthcoming.
 The situation is due in part to re- cent ruling by State Treasurer Ear hart refusing to honor warrants un- less the actual cash is in the funds on which they are drawn. Partly due to the routine of the government in handling federal aid, there is due from the bureau of public roads, ap- proximately 1880, 900, and an addition al $125,000 is expected during Janu- ary and February from state auto li- censes, giving $505,000 as highway department assets against $40O,000 due on salaries and supplies.
 A seemingly well-founded rumor is in circulation at Phoenix that Tom Maddock has rendered his resignation as state engineer and head of the state highway department, supposition be- 4ng he is out of sympathy with the governor, due to the latter recom- mending to the legislature the crea- ton of highway department to han dle the department and making the engineer mere subordinate. This proposition was voted down at the general election. Original supporters of the plan include many influential democrats, now against it on the grounds it is incompatible with cen tralized control and adding needless expense. When asked regarding the report Maddock said he had nothing to say.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
REPORT OF BIRTHS FOR
 MONTH OF DECEMBER

Births reported from Coconino county during December, 1920, as fol lows:
 Flagstaff District. Almendarez, Ulalia;; girl; Jose and Anastacia Almendarez. Bennett, -; boy; Frank C. and Electa V. Otteson Bennett. Brewer, Paul Raymond; boy; Wm. E. and Reba D. Sweet Brewer. Candelas, Jesusa; girl; Santos and Maria Morales Candelas. Casas, -; girl; Albino and Otila Mesa Casas. Contreras, -; boy; Pete and Jesusma Contreras. Curves, Manuela; girl; Emilio and Maria Miguel Curves. Eggenweiler, Jack; boy; Rudolf J. and Grace M. Nelson Eggenweiler. Gooch, Ludia Elizabeth; girl; Oscar B. and Lenora Wood Gooch. Lucero, Afford Thos.; boy; Fred and Pauline Martinez Lucero. Massey, Betty Virginia; girl; Jewell D. and Bersio M. Tyffe Massey. Moore, Paul, Jr.; boy; Paul and Josie Pinchaw Moore. Morse, -; girl; Roger A. and Marjorie B. Burr Moore. Parker, Willie; boy; Archie B. and Rogers Parker.
 Williams District. Baca, -; girl; Pillar and Clotilde Gonzales Baca. Button, Irene Helen; girl; Charles and Gloella Kent Button. Cisneros, Anita; girl; Antonio and Maria Perrez Cisneros. Diaz, Moses; boy; Apolinar and Pa tricia Padilla Diaz. Garcia, Ardelila; girl; Guesinda and Dolores Gonzales Garcia.
The Coconino sun., 1921-01-21
NEW SUITS FILED

The following new suits have been filed in superior court:
 Petra Cuevas vs. Francisco Cuevas, divorce. Harben X Gold, plaintiff s attorneys.
 Babbitt Bros. Trading Go. vs. Rob- ert Erwin. Promissory note.
 Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. vs. Ma rion Hodges. Replevin.
 Orrison l.. Hills vs. Fannie l.. Hillis, divorce. X. N. Sleeves, plain tiff's attorney.
 Amos E. Montana vs. Elsie Mon- tano, divorce. Harben & Gold, plain tiff's attorneys. ADD INSTRUMENT RECORDS ......
 Mrs. Bernice R. Marshall vs. Chas. M. Marshall. Divorce. Harben & Gold, plaintiffs attorneys.
 Lucia Soliza, by her guardian ad litem, Andreas Soliza, vs. Mike Ri- valia and Hilaria Rivilia. Damages. Moore & Garcia, of Phoenix, plain tiff's attorneys.