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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
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Zajata nevesta.
Roman ctyrech diech cd pi. F. D. N. Souhworthove
Pro "Domacnost' pfelozn Hugo Chotek.


F., trpeli a musili trpetl tlslcove il
nych. Mysllm ale, re Jsem byla
slabSl nez onl a nemohla snestl
tohk. Napred prlsla zprava -
avSak, nlkoh, nemluvme 0 We
czech tech nynl. OtGe, drahy OF
ce. Wis - co Je ii znamo 0 Ju-
stinovi?" tazala sc po kratkem
zdrahanl.
"Vlm vse, az do nejmenslch
podrobnosti, drahe dite. Nenl
tomu ami hodjnu, CO jsem ode
sci z jeho hlavniho stanu. Musil
Jsem tam jiti napred, nebot'
mel jsem S sebou nekoho, jenz
mel S MIN ntco Velmi dulezite-
no co jednatl, kdyz priJell
jsme do mesta, tn dotazovall
Jsme Sc na adresu plukovnlka
Rosenthala a bylo nam receno,
re general Rosenthal ma ura-
dovnu, Gill hlavni svuj stan pro
sebe. Odebrali isme Sc k menu
lined zuStali u neho pc cele
dive hodiny, re jsem tu zvedel
rvse, muzeS 81 domysliti".
"Muj bratr musil byti asi vel
mi prekvapen st asten".
"Zajiste, re byl, milacku!
Justin je muz silny a tech
ctyrech letech sesiIil jeSte o
mnoho. Kdyz mne ale spatril,
malem by byl omdlel. Napred
uvital mne jako cizince. kdyz
ale mne poznal, na Smrt Zbledl,
zapotacel Sc a byl by jist6 klesl
k zemi, kdyby Sc nebyl zachytll
stolu, a zvratil Sc zpatky na
Svoji zidli. Celou minutu to trVa
10, nezli Sc VzpamatOval a mne
uvital. Ty isl prekvapeni to
snesla mnohem lehceji, Mimic.
"Protoze nebylo to pro mne
prekvapenim tax priliS velkym,
Opakuji, co rekla jsem ii jiz
drive, re muj sen pIipravil mne
na tvuj pfichod. Byla jsem pro-
to spiSe radosti poloSilena, nez
Ii prekvapena".
"Stale jeSte veriS Svemu snu,
mila6ku? To mic nedela, dra-
houSku. Ty jsi b6hem tech straS
nych ctyr let vytrpela velmi
mnoho'.
"Netrpim ale vice, drahy OF
&C. Nam tebe, mann JuStina a
mann i drahou svoji pritelku
DrltOmarlu. 20 mne chyDl NY
nj? Mic. Jsem st astna, ach, tax
81 astna, ze nemohu to ami Wy
slovitiw
"A opraVdu nepoStradaS nj
koho vice." tazal Sc vlidn6.
Krasny, jasny oblicej Sc po-
jednou zachmufil. Jedine, ne
zapomenutelne jmeno dralo Sc
il pres rty. Zakryla 81 oblitei
rukama vypukla plaG.
"To isem 81 mysliI. TO isem
81 mySlil, dcero mole. AvSak,
nechci mutiti tc marne. Doufei,
doufej Oevne, &c vSc skonci do
brc
nJ nRS DNCnp -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

"Nikoli, dceruSko draha. Jen
sed', kde isl - ma mem kline.
Nam t6 nejradeji tady, nebot'
.lchci ii videti V oblicej. Proza-
tim nepreji 81 niceho vice. Zme-
Mia .jsisse, mole Mimic Hodne
isl sc zmenila We ctyrech tech
letech. Nejsi tax vesela a kve-
touci, jako jsi byvala, ale bled-
81, hubenejSi; avSak zda Sc mi,
'zes milostnejSl - mnohem mi
lostnejSl. All, ia vim, CO isl de-
alala DO celia ia dlouha leta. !
do meho vzdaleneho a temne-
no vezenl zaletla west o te
mlade, milosrdne sestre, dceri
to luterskeho kazatele, jiz ne
pratel6 nazyvali andelem mi
ru. Avsak rel, jak zvedela jsi,
ze po celou tn dobu nalezam Sc
V zajeti? Kde te 0 tom zpra-
vii - kdo ii to povedel?"
'Nikdo, drahy otce. Kdyz
.slysela isem Cd Elfie, re jsi Sc
navratil, tn lehce jsem Sc toho
domyslila Kde jinde mohl isl
ziti. po tax dlouhou dobu, aniz
bys byl vratil Sc k nam? Krone
toho ale, drahy otce, pred ne
kollka mesici = asi tax pred ro
KEN, kdyz byla jsem tezce ne
mocna a V deliriu, tn videla
Jsem zleveni, nebo sen, pri
nemz spatrila jsem te We veze-
ni".
Sen? Zjeveni? Dobre mole
dlte, ty snad neveriS n6co po-
dobnGho?"
ia sama nevim. AvSak DO
divnou svoji zkuSenost ii bndu
Vypravetl az nekdy indy To-
llk II ale reknu, re sen ten uci-
nil ma mysl moji takovy doiem,
re od okamziku toho byla isem
uplne presv6dcena, ze ziieS 2
stale ocekavala jsem tvUi pri-
chod. A nyni, kdyz stojiS prede
mnou a sam doZnavaS, re hvl
JSl zaJatcem V konfederacnfm
Nezenl zrovna tax, iak Sc mi to
snllo, tn nemohu iinak, nezli We
zJevenl tom spatrovati cast sku
tcCnoSti'.
Jc to pouzc nahoda, mole
mallcka Miliony snu nezname-
nal' nlceho. A jestlize ieden 2
Glllonu ma trochu pravdepo-
dobnoStl, tn hned mluvi Sc O
naGprirozenem zievu. To ic ne
S'nysl, mole Mimic. Div je, ze
vetSlna snu sc neshoduje Sc sku
iecnostl. Ty isl tedy pc celia ia
leta byla milosrdnou sestrou,
mole Mimic ?"
"Ano, milovany otce. Navi-
DIM V tom zadnou zasluhu pro
'sebe. Musila isem neco ciniti
illnak by mi bylo puklo srdce ia
lem. PrlnaSejic utechu iinym.
tesla uSpokoiila jscm sebe sa-
mu'.
Trpela isl tax mnoho, mole
Mime? JENNIE tazal So Otec
Ne vice a snad ne tolik lax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

PRODA Sc dunn 5ti poko-
jich, sklep, Skopky ma pradlo,
vytapeni horkou vodou, kou-
pelna, elektrina, garaz, sIepic-
mix, naleza Sc blize Barkwill
Skoly. Cena levna. Haste Sc
els. 5015 Anson Ave. 2-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
PRODA Sc domek O z DO

PNOUA SE dOmek Z pos
kojfch, 4 loznice a koupelna,
zvlaStni zachod We sklepe,
plyn, elektrika, fernes, skopky
na pradlo. Tento cisty a do
bry majetek da Sc LEVINE.
Prijd'te Sc presvedtit, nez
koupite jinde. Haste Sc u J.
krizek, 1870 Durkee Ave,
V Corlett, q L. 131 ul. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

fOl OlKEbUJEME NE nekO-
llk, ale mnoho jedno q drou-
rodinnych domu V okoli Broad
way, Union a Fleet Ave. Nam
kupce ma takove domovy a po-
mySlite-li ma novou stavbu neb
hodlate Sc odstehovat do jine
osady a vas nynejsi domov ry-
chile prodat, nebo vymenit "a
jiny, prijd'te, piste neb zavo-
lejte ATLAS Finance Co., 545A
Broadway. 3-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

PRiJMOU Sc solicitori,
Zdvojnasobte sve sluzne neb
mZdu, pracujice S nami We va
sem volnem case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co.. 5817 Broadway. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

Po celia pckoleni. Nova ge-
ncrace prillma a udrzuie pou-
&c maIo Vecl starych. Cini no
We objevy a vynalezy a pozmG-
luj G a zlepSujc Svc pOmery,
takzc jen malo toho stareho zu
stava. VSak to co zustava, ma
4 pravidla takovou zasluhu, ze
Sc stalo V moderni cXistenci ne
Nyhnutelnym. To vztahujc Sc
take ma leky. Pan VIM. c. Fry
ze Champion Alta, piSe: "Mui
otec uzivaI Ora. Petra Hobo
ko. Vykonalo pro n6ho tolik
dobra, We skute6nosti vylccilo
no vazn6 choroby a proto pi-
su nyni, abych shledal, iestli
nGjakym zpuSobem mono mi
poSlati tento lex sem do ka-
nady. = Ctyrl generace jme-
novaly tento bylinny prostfe-
dek svym rodinnym lekem je-
no dobra poyest a oblibenost
stale vzrusta. LEX, jenz predr-
zel zkouSku 140 roku. musi
miti pozoruhodne zasluhy. Ho-
boko nenl lekarnickym lekcm;
zvlastni jednatele dodavaji jei
primo lidem. Pro podrobnosti
pistc ma IRA Petra Fahrncy.
and Sons Co., 250l Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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PRIJME Sc:

PRIME Sc nekolik muzu,
ably prodayali elektricke fix
lures. Pekny komiSn. Zkuseno-
sti neni treba, stala prace..
Haste Sc u Progress Electric
Co., 5727 Broadway. 3-8
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NECO MALO penez vam
koupi jedno rodinny dunn S
vedlejsim Totem ma vych. 40.
ul,, DO pripade vezmu neko-
lik lotu i prvni markyc. Ptej-
tie Sc Il maiitele V c. 9e19
Union Ave, roh E. 80. ul, ma
hore. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08

PRODA Sc dun o 6ti poko-
jich, lot jest sc pri $50 str.
Femes, mestska voda, plyn.
elektrika, dvojita garaz. Male
"a Sc ma Theodore St, Stop 10,
Maple Heights. Tel. Union Go
W. 3-8
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
ALBUQUERQUE
BUSINESS
COLLEGE NOTES

Misses Zella Iona anu Helen Maycs
Of Springeryillc Arizona. have en-
rolled for q business course and are
very industrious students
Mr. Ernest johnson has made
splendid start on his BtonOgraphiC
course.
Mr. \. n. uarrctt has been placed
with the Continental on company az
bookkeepcr
Miss Leila Romino loft for Springer
willie Arizona, on the first or the
month 70 accept a position with the
Rccker Mercantile company. She was
one OF our best students from the Sec
retarial department and win make
good.
students are already enrolling Tor
our Spring and summer Sessions
We have q splendid class Ia Telcg-
raphy Tor this season OF the year; two
oi the Young men aru nearly ready
for position.
Mr. \. n. Randolph has just boon
placed ia splendid sccrct8rial and
| clerical position in the Master Me
| Chhnlc's office OF the santa Fc.
We have hud several high class Do ?
| sitious The past Two months that We
were unable TO ul
Miss Zimrudc HoNt mas a position
with the Whitmcr-Iacksou company
M,ss Maxine Henry and Miss 30
| ntricc Wilson of liut springs. 81. N
| have enrolled tur re- summer utunus
! gtbphic course They come with good
grades and are splondid students
| T.. EcuiHWiu branch of Roy. \. NJ
has enrolled fur a summer business
| course.
Miss Jennie Fortune ot Socurro Ia,
made fine start la her stcnugraph,t
| course
Miss Jennie Monloya. one OF oul
shorthand students, has been choscI
as Queen OF the Moose Carnival
Roy y. Lewis has Just started hl
business course.
Congratulations 90 fh. Thos. 4
Boyd. one OF our popular Pace a Pac'
students. who has recently been mar
rird. iIis classmates surprised hin
| with q uico present
Louis Howell, recently placed In
stenographic position with the Occi
dental Life Is making good.
Airs. l.. j. WallhAus. who was Jus
completing her sevrctarial ana ban
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

posting machine course. has just been
placed IN position as secretary and
bookkeepcr Tor the star furnitrrc
Connany
u there is anything IN rumorH there
will soon be Wedding Beils'' for two
of our popular shorthand girls. names
not permissible AT this time.
Temporary positions In city Man
aEer James Giadding's office Mrs.
Ethel Allison. Miss Frances Roberts.
Miss Thelmg Henry. Misa Flora san
doval Mrs. Ivy Slater, Miss Alice Her.
several of our girls worked on the
salvation Army drive saturday and
have reported successful campaign.
Mrs. Alma Elkins. Miss Anna komp
and Miss Margaret shaw have been
employed the past two weeks with the
chamber ~ Commerce.
CHll early aud make your arrange
meutH for o. course iu our summer
school. all departments.
Airs Mary Parker. OF our StcnO-
graphic Department reports that she
| has u pleasant position ia thu office
/ OF the Cattle Sanitary Board. whore
| Miss Tonita MAJ ttincz is also employed
We recently had "a call from the
/ Continental on company Tor three exc
l pert bookkccpocra which was prop
| erly cared for.
G. V clayton. who recently started
| an AccountanCy course, and Robert
| Goldy, who a. taking salcsmanshin
and Advertising, arc doing splendid
I work.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
Resolutions Passed by G. A. r. at
Its Encampment Here Last Week

dcn death and extend our condolcnce
to the members OF his family.
RESOLVED; That this encamp-
mcnt learned with deep regret Of the
death ~ John A. Euss. past depart
mcut commander of thi- department
u hose death occurred 81 las Vegas
April IS. 1891 Comrldc Ross was
for many years a true. faithful and
efficient member of sherman Post oi
! IS Vegas and held ,h'ytrsl import
ant offices. Comrado Ross was al
ways willing and ready to perform
auy and all duties required OF him.
We extend To the family of COmrnde
Ross our sincere sympathy IN this
their hour uf deep Hdliction. We
recommend that the assistant adiu-
tdnt general send "npy OF these
resolutions 10 tho widow of our Dc
ceased comradc.
We deeply regret the absonco ai'
this enCampmcnt of Past Department
Commanders Havuolds and Terry,
who we learn are unable to attend
un account OF illness.
REsOLNEs. That our sincere
thanks ho extended b. strong Rruth-
crs fur their kindness ga donating the
usc OF chairs for the entire oncamp-
ment.
RESOLVED. That our sincere
thanks DE extended TO the AtChison,
Topeka a Santa ~ Railway COM
pany Tor their generous allowance Of
one rate faro To- the members 90
/ this ruyumpmCnt.
| REsOLNED. That We are Justly
proud OF our nH,iou and hchcYc that
| it has the best form OF any nation On
earth today. Mo are proud uf its
broad Amcrican'sml ara We pledge
/ ourselves anew To- the high principles
I - fftfunUasI NAn
/ grateful Tor the liberty We enjoy and
that eur liberty IS regulated Tor the
benefit OF all out people and not tuI
the benefit of Classcs or factions
thereof We urge greater respect
and loyalty TO regularly organized
government as IA. only assurance oi
our continued supremacy. We view
/ with alarm. ard we dcplorc the ad
vent OF the paid agitator cad propa
Enudist, who tusendof strife ana mt
tcrucas AMONG our pcIplr, and Mh'
at, octtr resort tu violence aud th'
rcN NOiutiouary mgthuds OF Europe yn,
Asia. hy classes and factions of ou
citizens o. redress trivial ur imaEis
Iary grievances ,hus Involving ali a.
the people OF GUY cities and tuwuf h
large vNpcnrc by unnecessary cleo
. tions aud litigation in the interest %
! smell factiuus aud classes, but agains
the Interests ~ the people gencrali
of our cities aud towns. We thcrc
, lore. warn our rcopic against ther
factiunal agitators whom We fegar
rs largely Responsible Tor turbuienc
j in our c.tiss aud towns to the nlur
uf au our people except the pai
Z aEita' T himself
p May l,herp rrguhtod by law, Gu
q tinue 10 hc our watch word aud Nl,
5 lencc in all its forms be di'
: couEteuhnced.
e Respectfully submitted
- JOHN ~ HEWITT,
- T. a. SLOWER.
~ T.. T.. OI.NEN.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

tOultaueh,
Your committee on resolutions
would report the following resolutions
aud recommend then adouilon.
RESOLVED. That the thanks of
the cumradcs are due ana hereby
rendered 20 tho retiring officers OF the
department for the cfncicnt aud
faithful disChargu Of their several
duties during the paN year
RESOLVED: That We extend TO
the pres of NrW Mexico especially
The Albuquerque Herald and Albu-
uuurquc Morning Journal for the
liberal aud generous manner In which
thev have published notices Of the
holding II this annual cncampmcut
UESOLNED; That W" place ON
record our high appreciation of the
hospitality OF O. k Warren Post 80.
Tor the services they performed in
our Interest during the encAmpmcnt
and especially do We tender our sin
ccrc thanks aud gratitudc TO tho Of
ficcrs and members uf q X Warren
WnmHnB i,ylicf CorIw for a..
splendid diunets they served tor th"
sutlrc membership of th' cucamp-
mpnt aud also Tor Ia. program pre-
pared for our entcrtaiumcnt OF our
camp Tire "Wednesday evening all
these special aud generous attentions
- our comfort and enjoyment We
highly appreciate aud say with one
accord. God blaiH ana prosper The
woman Of tht g.. s. Il, tcllot Corps
Without those generous dinners and
musical aud other entertainment
our visits 10 the cnCaupmrut would
b, devoid Of much pleasure.
RESOLVED. That We feel highlA
honorDd bN the presence OF ". NJ
Council. commissioner ut the city ol
Alhuuuv"uuc and tho city attorney
fur their attendance at our cncanp
mcnt at the opening of the cncamp
mtut and u most fclicitious man
nor We, fomcd our member TO the cit,
at the same time favoruhly comment
inr upon ,hr services which had Doe;
rendered 10 our nation bon the Civi
war hy the veterans OF that war.
RESOLVED: That We express uu
thanks Co ali the CitVcns ut Alhu
ulcrluc Jud particularly 10 those VIII
contributed to oar pleasure Dos iW
ulpasiug addresses hy thu ttlyutr'
music readings. rvcitutiuus. etc
which. Iu a great measure, ruutttbut
vd 90 Gus enjoyment ai our cam
urc.
HEspLNEp. That the thanks a
the members ot this cncampmcut ar
due gratefully to joe Barnett prrHI
dent of the Barnett Amusement CON
pany tor the generous invitation
Visit their moving picture theatc
We extend cur sincere thanks 10 "
Barnett aud his COMPANY Tor thr
generous invitation.
RESOLVED; That iu the death
Abraham stanton, who died Nov 4
1920. who was elected junior Nlt
commander OF the department az f.
tast rncampmcnt We have lost an Il
flcicnt officer aud comrgdc. Conrad
stanton was a good and active men
ber of his post ana Of the dephr
mont We therefore d,plorv his su'
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
SANTA FE HIGA Y
SCHOOL BOY WINS
lr 0RAIORy CONTEST
Las Vegas Student Is
Second and Albuquer-
que Third

Hanlon pnvieA rgpfescnting the
Santa Re High school won the first
honors IN the oratorlcai contest held
yesterday morning IN Rodcy hall. by
an address entitled Robert Emmet's =
Defence" Davies closest competltor
for first place WIS Milton Mahn of
Las Vegas, whose speech was "a Plea
for Free Speech" John Mtlkonson
% Albuquerque won third place ~
the field of nine contestants with his
address 90 Fake Standards"
The judges of the contest were
Dean l. y. Mitchell Miss Ethel IIIek-
ey and Miss Wilma shelton Tae
contestants were judged both upon
prepa ration of the oratiOn and itH de-
livery Each judge handed m an
award ~ certain number OF points
for each contestant upon both pre-
paration and delivery. aud the speak %
er's rnp1E was determined by the
average award upon both.
Davies was given the highest award
largely because 90 the PREPARATION
which his address showed a. wen as
his easy platform manner.
Nine orators were entered IN the
contest from ninc different high
schools. The list Of cutrics I'm uddi-
tion TO those who were given places
by the iudgesl was az follows. ituEh
iiuff Roswell. t,Ncritt Iupey rur.
tales n. Chaplin Ration. Hammond
Radciiffc. Helen. 4. Tcciam. Taos (;
Mike Nerich. Dawson.
Each OF the three men who placed
in the contest VIII receive medal
frum the University.
Dean G H. itodgiu of the Graduate
college presided at the contest
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
WHO'S HERE

tONBS.
Mrs " ! ilauna. san Mnrrial
e. r l4uharsrg, New York CliN
Aiu. W. ID. ksdclino. Bcicn. \. N.
John Becker. BclOu.
4 "A. Drake. las Vegas
e. " Hass. Cimarrun. y. NJ
=. r. McCay. Lexington, ". Va.
~ - Bennett. Colorado springs
GeorGe King, Denver.
"A. s. Edwards Milwaukee
AIRS James Harrison, nclphos, q
Guy o. Mayor, Corrco. y. NJ.
n. n. Hart. santa BE.
y. a. Mann. Chicago.
a.. G. Crowley. New York Cuy.
W. 4. Miller. Philadelphia.
G. n. Loech and vile city.
F1lire Dolgad' las Vegas.
Bertha B Krcutter, santa Fe.
Gertrude NJ. Kelley. Nvwbursh
:, A.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
RANCH HOME Of
A. 7. HMtLEk IS
PARTLY BURNED
Neighbors Help Fight
Blaze; Most of Furni-
ture Destroyed

The large ranch home OF Mr and
Mrs. A. r. McAiiileu ON North Fourth
street several miles north OF town
was almost totally destroyed by fire
at 7 o'clock Friday night The lire
n Thought 90 have STATED from a
defective flue.
shortly after the fire broke out.
volunteers In the ncigbborhcOd. bat
usd with the blaze as best they could
With buckets of water. Most Of the
furniture and Othcr household bC e
iongings were also destroyed All Out
BUILDINGS and sheds were saved.
The loss while not learned, was
said 10 be covered by Insurance. The
blaze could b. sven from the north
end - town aud Nanny gutoists from
Albuquerque drove "a the scene ~
the fire, NJ. McMilleD. a. a brother
OF A. n. tMtNiln a..
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
Educational Auditor
To Visit Counties;
Schedule Announced

SANTA ~. May tA--John Joerns,
state educational auditor. has an
noIncrd the dates on which he VII
visit various counties 90 cousuu with
fhc county educational boafds and
city boards regarding srhooi budgets
is has asked the boards To- be- pre-
pared 10 furnish estimates regarding
the teachers salaries and usner oX-
pcnscx.
The dates annuunccd follow.
Bernalillo, Sandoval county. May
iG.
Alhuqucrquc. Bcrnaliilo county.
May i7-is
hsianciu. Torrance COUNTY. May
20-2t
Aimogordo. otero county May
.gs.2A
Carrizozo. Lincoln county. May 20.
Roswell. Chavcs county, May 2t-gN.
tarlsbad. Eddy county May 30-si.
iovitgton, Lea county, sune 4.
Portaics. Rooscye,. county, June 2.
clovis. curry county, Jun" 80.
~. sumner DcBaca county June
g-iO.
santa Rosa, Guadalupe county.
June ii-t2.
Tucumcar. Quay county. Jun,
I3-t4.
CLAYTON. Union county June te-iT.
Ration. ColfaN county. June 1880
ias Vegas, san Miguel county. June
2i-22
Mora. Mora county. June g3-2A
Santa Tr. Santa Fo county, June
25-27.
Los I.unas. Valencia county Jun,
1880.
socorro. socorro (Catronl county
july Ia.
Las cruces Dona Ana county. Jul,
/ fUtt-t - -. - . q.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

Hugh a. Kelley. Newburgh. y \.
q. W. phiihour las Vegas
4. N. Muster i.us Angeles,
sIURclS.
&c. Underwood. New YORK. city.
!. X. Dewey. Chicago
q. Il. Gibson, Detroit
u. Waldon. Detroit
&. y. Mcclure, Belen
Mrs T. n. Roddy. Nta Orleans
IA Roysr. Kansas Ciiy, NJ.
n1n NcFarlsin, W Iaso
r. ". Walsh, Denver
~ j spears. nallas
John l. Carr. Denver
llarr:' Chamberlain. Oakland.
=. NJ Dent, ~ paso.
T.. W trizzet, New Bedford, Conn.
A. ,. Hughes, Denver.
Ira Bacon. ~ Paso.
John I.mmoru. Rochester y. I.
ALNARADO.
+. 4. koons. III pago.
j. l.. Nobio. Houston, Tex.
j. knczi. Los Angeles.
faui n. quick, Dcuscr
= Washovcr. san Ffancisco.
d. Lehman ana wife New Yorh
CIU.
Ernest Frankcn. Ncw YORK City
%. e. Badger CHICAGO.
Mrs. q. q. Best. Denver.
" Bert. Denver.
j. j uinnctt. oklahoma City. Okla
4 f Williams ana wife. Chicago.
Richard Wright Denver.
A. l.. Boggs and wife. Brooklinc
Mas.
baker Warden. Chicago.
Rev Inmcs d. Launu and wife
chicago.
Ralph Larson, Santa Mouica
uugh l.. tshrs, Spuugtieid Mass
trrd iirrbst Dallas.
o. -. Mauhau. ntiua
o. ". curtis Stu riuucitco.
a. "A. llanuDu and wife Gallup.
a. O.. siolL sst Louis.
H. n. iltmmca. Ncw YORK. tiiS.
q O. smith. Ga lOliH can't
Lawrence Hurdlck, ln lolia. Call
l.. A. Raws9u. Chicago.
q. %. berry, Denver.
q. A. Williams. Denver
A.. a. CLARK. m l'aso.
" q. CronshaW. louis, lllc. ny,
= "A kerHtcn. 81. Louis.
A A Klein Topeka.
&. {. keebic. Chicago.
G. n. Nelson, Los Angeles
\. j. Gates. Chicago.
r. Bclenberg, Ames, la
j. h. MeMeistcr, Los Angeles.
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The evening herald., 1921-05-15

OTTAWA. ontario--Tho number of
Canadians resident in the United
states during thg last ten years has
decreased by s7k0i compared With
an Increase Of % 0oo IN tho previouH
decade, according to statistics just
given out by the United States census
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

You are reading this ad. Other
people will read yours Phone
SAB. I..
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
COVEY SENTENCED
FOR Z II YEARS ON
CHECK CHARGE
Edward Kingman Gets
Il Years on Charge
Of Robbery

william \ roycy charged with
passing bad checks drawn upon the
Citizens National bank was yostcr-
day sentenced to from two and a half
to three years in the state peniten-
tiarN hy District Judge NJ ". Hickey.
Convey pleaded guilty 20 the charge
before the district court Friday after
noon. lie ls former service mRu
and FOR some time Was iu the office ~
District Attorney a. B Garcia. study
ing law al the suggestion of the yo-
cattouul training bureau.
Edward kingman. who broke into
tho home Of u. A kis'lcr and who
ALSO pleaded guilty ycstcrday was SEM
tcuc.d 90 from one and q half To- two
years In the pcuitonuary
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

bureau. The report rlsgs sSe sot.l
pumesd Of canadians IN the states a.
i,it7iSs
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

WNLKING TO PNCIIIC COAST.
KANSAS CITY. MAY "a Spiyoy'
ll1ut. local movie actor. left here MAJ
60 sing his wuy 60 tho coast" Iit
lefl on foot with Los Angeles as hi'
destination. A. Melvin l.. Hunt d.
.ad been in kansas City seventeen
years. singing at VARIOUS tncaters
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

The Herald ls the punch that
by Swing RESrLTS.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-01-06
CHARLEY DAVIS DEPU-
TY STATE TREASURER

Charley Davis. deputy county ss-
SCISSOR received telegram today
from Arthur M. Strng. state treas
urer-elect, to the effect that be had
appointed Davis deputy state trea-
surer.
Friends Of Mr.. Davis have been
hoping for some time that this ap-
pointment might be placed here. as
It was felt that Mr.. Davis was one
OF the best qualified men In the state
for that position. He was several
times elected clerk and recorder OF
Weld county and was one of the de-
puties under John Ramer when the
latter was secretary Of state.
When the suggestion was made
by Mr.. Strong that he would like to,
honor Weld county with a place In
his official family the name Of Char
les Davis was the only one that came
to mind as well fitted to take the
place. His name was suggested by
several Of his friends and the natur-.
ally feel happy over his appointment
as It virtually means that a Weld
county man will handle every dollar
OF the state funds for the next two
years.--Greeley Tribune.