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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
MASS MEETING IS
A CHANGEkBLE ONE

A mnss meeting Of citizens to con
slider the proposition of presenting to
the voters al the coming city election
an amendment to the city charter pro-
viding for a change to the mayor and
aldermanic form, was held at the court
house last night and was attended by
As persons.
The meeting was called to order, and
J. r. Brody was made temporary
chairman the object Of the meeting
was explained.
Proceeding to permanent organfza
tion, the meeting elected George j
Martin as permanent chairman. and
e. H Kretschmer as secretary.
Then came a lengthy discussion ot
the subject matter. and finally reso
luton was adopted recommending. ap
proving and endorsing the manager
form OF government for the city OF
Pueblo.
The vote on this resolution is said
to have been ~ for 1T, and against
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
BACKS BOND issue SCHEME

T-N~ Committee ~ on~ Hundred
greed last night to concur with the
Committee OF Twelve in its recon-
rn-~nda;ion OF tho bond issue OF ;zSo.-
so. and IN eondernnins property on
the proposed civic center Hte- The
general outline % tho Ohio Law of
CoussrvRncv was accepted BY tho
mnsnho-s OF tho COMMITTEES after a
Isngthy explanation by Arthur +. Nor
aln OF tho Morgan Engineering com
pany OF Dayton. aud discussion by
members of tho committee
The bond issue. ~ was explained b,
city Attorney Eoso and Commission
e J NJ. jackson. would not cover the
rc-ulansnt eNp-nss OF roconstruotinS
,h- lcycc. but would be used mostly
for temporary flood prevention, iitho
ONE may b posuibly applied to tho
r--mAa~nt prgycrtion, according 10 tho
->uulrvrnrrrs mill levy would ho
1-,s,-z-ary 90 cover tho civic cxpcrssrs
airrady expended ard iho-n that will
- necessary. Jackson reported An
ordnance will Do passed by which tho
r.ond iss-i. may BE- voted upon IN une
election this fan Tho issue decided
uran wall cover little moro than tho
temporary prevention work on tho Ar
kansaH and Fountain rivers. and 70
mir work on the sewer, Of the city
ashtch underwent Erfinua damage
T, will bo five years S~fcrs ;he r--
rn,-.-lf prevention can ~ accomplish e
d. a-r~rtod Nr. Morgan. and N the
i0S n finished IN that time u viii b.
a record According n tho plan n ieEsl
procedure outlined bv tho famous ohio
engineer. tho Ohio law viii he intro
,fur-,.i into the state legislature for
rhirh Tho governor has promised To
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Tried to Steal
Some Clothing

Jesus Gomez and Becento Afsro.
Mexicans. were arrested yesterday
shortly afternoon for shopliftins and
turned over to the county.
The two MeNicans entered the cloth
ing store of H Iavine. in the 500
block on south Union avenue and ono
engaged Iavins in one part of the
store looking at goods, The other
sauntersd to the other side of the
store and quick as a flash. according to
Iavine. who was watching him. the
Mexican took two pairs of pants
valued at $40 and placed them under
his loosely fitting vest
The Mexicans then decided that they
did not want to buy anything and
started out. but Lavine requested that
the one Mexican remove the pants
from under his vest and the latter re-
fused saying he did not have any.
Lsvine pulled n gun from his pocket
and ordered them to raise their hands
and took them in the back OF the store
and called the police Before the po-
lice arrived. the Mexican removed the
pants in thn hopes that he might be
freed
They werc taken to the city jan And
later taken before Justice Corson and
arraigned and their trial set for a
week from Thursday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

The Denver visitors to ths fair viii
te received when they arrive this noon
bv a, least af.v cars donated by mem
hers of the Commerce. Lions, Rotary.
Eiuanis. and Greater Pueblo clubs and
the Real Estate Exchange. The Boy
Scout hand will head the procession
which win take tho several hundred
citizens Of the capital city on q tour
thru the business and residential dis
tricts and leave them at the fair
grounds
Jus, how many will come on the sTe.
Cial iz not vet known. but Will be
rhnnnd down when fhe train pulls n'it
~ the Denver linton station If more
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
PLENTY OF AUTOS TO
RECEIVE DENVERITES

os-z arc re~isd they will ~ furn-
ishei. Il was learned last night that
Govnrnor Shotrp would not he on the
train but would motor down from his
home in Colorado Springs. Carl Miili-
ken. secretary Of state, wss said to he
in the city last night
According tn advices received here
from Denver late YESTERDAY. Secretary
Fall Of the Interior Of tho state be.
cause of sudden call from WASH
inEtru will arrive here rather uneN-
pertrdlv from Denver on the special
today IIis stay and inspection will he
two or three davz earlier than ev-
rrrted. NJ lie said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

call = special Assembly. said ". q.
Peterson. chairman of the committee.
Tho plan. which was approved IN its
general form and subject to change,
providing u becomes a stat,s law. will
tax tho property owners IN the food
area on an appraised value of the
property. Mr.. P-rshinE. prominent
bond attorney OF D~pv-r was consulted
during tho past we~k by J. W. Pre-
ton and Charles NJ. Rose. local at
tornoyS on tho proposed flood pr--
vrrtion law and tho subsequent bond
issue to cover permanent pr.vontton-
Tho plar- under consideration for
permanent pr--cntion wnr~ discussed
hy Mr.. MoNtn. thrc- propositions he
raid w--. being investigated Ono Is
tho building OF a dam across tho Ar
kansas river above tho city in tho vi
cirity OF Rock Creek. another In the
plan OF widening tho present channel
thru the city. and tho third IN the
proposal Of moving tho channel against
the hiuff All arc under inyc-rlEatior
by tho engineers. and all arc consider
ID feasibis by the head Of tho firm
Tho question Of the corporation OF tho
railroads entered into tho third plan.
tho raising OF n. a r. q. tracks above
,ls-, irvc, presented difficulties in tho
widening of tho present channel. and
tho question OF tho location and mate
rails enter into tn. dam proposition.
n Is claimed. Tho Fountain river pre-
rertx an entirely different problem. to
b- considered Later. It Is Understood.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
FAST AUTO RACES GIVE LARGE
CROWDS THRILLS AT FAIR

later =, the cour-@ became better he
asked permission TO Try it again and
this tiric Il In rs 2-s.
Tho first automobile -soc was for
five laps. or ~ miles Tho frs.
prtza for this event was s75n and 500
won't to tho man coming N second
There wsre four starters but Roth
child driving a Peerless came I'm first.
willard with Monroe. second and
Rick in AN Essex. third. Time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Dr.. Work w ants Movies
of PueblO'S Cleanup

said. but nomS erpenEe would be in
CURED in bringing tho camera men
hero.
Tn Rotary club approved n the plan
and voted to pass ~ on to the Com
fnerco club. Superintendent Hisiey Of
the north side schools made tho
principal address Frank = Parks was
named a member NJ the Rotary Home
Builders association 20 succeed George
Nawter. who has resigned to so to
Wiahifa. kam-aa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

~ Hubert Work. nrst sssistan; 'o
Postmaster General HAYS of wash
inEtar. urc-idrd A. the weekly meeting
-S tho Rotary club yesterday ss hon
o-a-y president. and in n short addrcEa
aaiH he would start a fund with an Of
sa- ~ 1io1n with which moving pictures
Hatfa ha taken nf tho cleaned and
r-habiiitatsd business districts a. a
contrast to the pictures shown bread
sasf OF tho area in a devastated con
dHfior. Many news picture "omranies -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Making . record on half r,iic dirt
track for a mile. was a. feature Of tho
automobile races at tho fair grounds
ver-erSsv afternoon. Races and auto
poio kept tho crowd EaspinE thru tho
whole program and when sig Hang
dahl broke tho state record for a mile
IN p dirt track. there was plenty Of
cheering
Sig raced twice against time Hia
first record for tho milo was 1907 t-s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

willard came first. King. aeeond and
Rick third. Time i.ss. Pretty good
for seven laps or ~ miles.
Then HsnEdahl went aRsins, uris
trying to beat the state record for ono
mile. Ho did by two rrconds. doing
tho trick In is05 s-s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

to start In the final deciding heat. Tho
contest was ciosr. HanEdahi crossing
first. RnthchitdE. second and KinE.
third. Time 4:5o is.
Thon came n special. Hansdahi try
ing to make new record. He went
tho mile in i:n7:os.
In tho state Derby. second heat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
sfo i-5

s.soi-s.
Tho second event was a free for sfi-
HovSu laps around. There wcr. seven
entries in this tho Colorado State
Derby for purse Of $1,000 T, was
run In two qualifying heats and a
final, Tho cars finishing firz, and
second in each heat were eligible
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Some hrat-- sr~ extremely fond n
hy~-n stow. and Iris despite tho fac.
that ovon dog turns from hyena
meat in disgust
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Introductory Sale
of Boys Suits

Just for State Fair week VIC continue
orr sale of Boys Suits An intro
ductory salc VIC term IL, because this
il new section with Us. We want
vou TO get acquainted with Il.
BoyT lenoo pants blu, snrS. CO or
Suits. worth fil7s .SOsoO
Boys dark Corduroy Suits. 81 oS
worth sfo.75. for ....-...-.. .Vs'oO
BOYS brown heather Suits, co OS
two paira pnnts. ii1-7s grade. ~os0o
soys gray MIXED. all wool Suits
two pairs paints. eli Q6
S1ss00 Erado Z. y
noyE' ovcrcoatr. for ages co TX
Tn .. Just liko dads. at .~OssS
Rnvr' Mankinavs. bis. co 7E
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
For You Who Want
Foot Comfort

Thcre Is shoe that is scientifically and correctly
designed TO fit the foot nature made 1t. That shoe
is the ''GROUND GRIPPER." It is not freak
shoe neither in style in construction 1t is
siblo shoe, built nt theory, but definite, sound,
scientific principles. It permits the toes to retain the
position in the shoe when the shoe is off, and
1t supports the arch, largely overcoming of the
greatest sources of foot trouble
len. good looking shoe-of excellent quality and
ND GRIPPER agency in Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Ground Gripper
Demonstration

We have special demonstrntor here and ask the
privilege of showing you your own feet (free: no
obligation to buy) the comfort and helthgivnG feo-
lures of these shoes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Il is r1nde for both men and women.
vcry sensible Only one GROUND
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

s., s: s' ..s s WON % o:. . s !. a = . s ss:, ' bW
letter from Office a special
all
marked these
visitors S19.7S
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Black Messalme, sl.79

4Ainch all-rcol, sh-unt Storm
SrrEr. black. navy. red; Tuesday.
yard .....----.-..---.. SJ.4J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
By
TIE. Jones Coach at Wisconsin University

Il have known Mr. Rockne for the last six or
seven years-durng athletic relationships between
institutions. glad to say that regard Mr..
Rockne one of the best coaches in the business
He has been remarkably successful in both football
and track, and has made and kept Notre Dame
leader In athletics"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
By
Walter Eckersall-ChicagO Tribune

Coach Rockne possesses all the traits that go to
make up clean sportsman. Unlike some football
coaches, Knute never crtcizes the work Of foot
ball official. and he is pleasant to work for. He can
take defeat just as graceful victory. and the
outside world appreciates such character. Coach
Rockne knows football and knows how to teach it.
Notre Dame will continue to have strong elevens so
long he is the helm. and it is hoped that some
day in the near future Notre Dame will be a member
Of the Western Conference
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
By
Geo. E. Koegan- Valparaiso University

We feel that played the best team in the west.
One cannot give too much credit to the
sponsible for this great machine. Notre Dame
fleets the spirit of Coach Rockne Game. always
fighter. and always live sportsman. Coach Rockne
has accomplished wonders at the Catholic school
and has placed Notre Danes athletes on plane
with those Of any university in the west.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
The Miracle Man,!
Major G. A. Daley, West Point

The Army Notre Dame game has always been
of the best of the large ntersectona contests.
We have always found the Notre Dame teams to be
the most excellent sportsmen, playing the cleanest
and hardest of football. good losers and generous
winners. IL is very easy for to testify the high
ability of Mr.. Rockne. The clean sportsmenship Of
his teams and the high grade. winning quality of
their play leaves no doubt that Mr. Rockne is among
the very best coaches in this country 1t is pleas
ure to testify
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
K. K. ROCKNE
Director of Athletics
Chicago EUening American :
Rockne Called Miracle Man

F1edd miracle" football a
Dame have about anything he South Bend these days
Already the students of Nohe Dame well undergraduates hail him
a
Gold and Blue fall of 1918 Not Dame has
has defeated West Point three we'll as Nebraska
placed the field October 1918 that held the powerful lakes
mke coaching The mental walop that Rkne behind his
of am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
@ritiidJe 6lagae herbranmt.

Seem Sort, 5. Sult. - 9a1n0erte
Berionen batten am Montag @elegen.
belt 5u5uieben, tpie cine britiide Stag:
ge in Seem Sort b%erbrannt purbe:
Sames Srancis 8arrp, Elm @eteran
6es @eltfriegs un6 Sobn zines Bete>
ranen oes 8iirgerfriegs, 1ab auf ser
&uffebr bon Der irii9en 8ara6e aus
einem Seniter in einem Wobnba11s Die
britii9e SABINE berausbangen. @r rib
Die Sabne berl1nter un6 berbrannte
fie auf Der Strabe. Mn Ser 8ara6e,
mel6e cine &11n6gebung 5ugunften Ser
M%nerfennung Ser &epublif SrGam
mar, nabmen 10000 Mdnner nn6
Srauen tell; sic 8ara0e tpur6e bon
8Mrgermeiiter &Dlan I'M @entrolparf
a%bgenommen un6 l0ite ii6 Damn auf.
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Mnsidlnf Der Sapaner.

Detroit, 5. Suli. - Sic inpolioen
oes @eltfrieges, melde bier
lire erite Sabresberiammlung abbiel<
ten, beibloiien, sic ndbite in Smt
Srancisco ab5ubaIten. &idter &obert
Morr bon Cincinnati purbe als YrG-
iibent Ser Organization 1pteber err
m6blt, unb Cincinnati m11r6e aIs per-
manentes &auptquartier Ser Srgani-
iation beitimmt.
SSn elmer geltern Madmittag ipat
angenommenen &eiolution miro Der
3u5ug bon Sapanern na6 ben 5taa>
ten Ser pa5ifii@en &iiite in i6arfen
@orten berurteilt, un6 berlangt, 6aB
6ie Gereinbarung nit Sapan betreffs
Ser 3ulaiiung ieiner 8iirger iofort
%aufgeboben nn6 sic Sapaner ebenio,
nie an6ere orientalii6e @aiien, BON
oer@impan6erung m1sgei6loi1en per<
Sen. Cine tpeitere &eiolution perur=
tetlt Musiprii6e, sic onf ser &onben=
ton Ser fo3ialiitii6en Bartei, mel6e
bier geitern been6et tpnr6e, gefa1ea
fem ionen. 8ei6e &efoll1tionen MUIR
BEN einitimmig a1genomme11.
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KriceseeIteft ser Deretfts
ieteft Staateit

aonoon, 5. Suli. - Dtplomatii9e
8ertreter BON ettpa breiBig ausldnot.
iden @egierungen tuaren geitern bel
oem Sabresbiner ser amerifaniiden
@eieui9aft pom 2on6on am unab-
b1ngigfeitstag. @oti9after SarneD
mar ser @brengait. Sn elmer grtpi>
berurtg o1tf cine 8egriibung ertpdbnte
SarpeD Sen Mufitan6 Der amerifant'
iden &oIonien. 0b 6as @ebiet, pel-
DIES sic Ser. @taaten umfabt, bebal>
TEN mer5en fonnte, lit leoiglt9 Ser
mutung, 1aete er. @ines aber lit ii6er.
@enn @eorg ser 9ritte cine Yrotln.
nation bon a%nn6beren6 10 alfri6tt'
ger 8ereoiamfeit erloiien bette mie
6ieier Eoge @eorg Ser Siinfte BEL iei-
men 9%emiibungen our 8eriobnung els
11er Mation, 10 pdren Dor 145 Sab
rem uno biele Sabre nadber in Bbi-
laoeIpbia feline &1oden gelGl1tet NOR.
0en.
Ser 8otidaffer erfldrte in ieinen
neiteren Musfibr1ngen, ser me6iel@
ieitige 8eiitano lei ni6t e%rlangbar,
bebor 5tpei eroBe Srrtiimer, in GU
ropa iiber sic Ser. Staaten un6 in
Mmerifa iiber europa gebegt, beiei-
tigt ieien. Ct fu9te Sic Mniidt 5u
ptoerIegen, oaB Mmerifa in @irflid<.
Felt bom @ried profitiert babe. SeSn
9oIlars ausge6riidt fommen, erfldrte
er, Mmerifas Soften fir 8eteiligung
an oem &rieg ser @eiammtenti6doi=
grtng fiji @eutf6ran6 nabe. Das
speite MiBberitdn6nis iei in ieinem
eiaenen 2anbe ser 3peifel, 6oB sic
Solfer bon @nropa 6ie duBeriten Mn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Beralente arbette11 uteber.

9on6on, 5. Sl1li. = Sn alien Sob
lengruben : 8e5irfen in Gnglan6,
S6ottlan6 nr6 @aIes tp1r6e am
Montag oie Mrbeit mie6er aufgenom.
men, ielbit in 2ancaibire, no Die 8erg
leute ii6 Big 5nlebt gegen 6ie Mnnab-
me Ser 8ori6ldge Der r@nbenbeitber
geitrd11bt batten. 8iele @rltben iin0
inbes infolge 0es langen Stiultan6s
in ebr iibler gerfaiiung, iooaB, big fe
mie0er in1tan0 geiebt 1in0, biele tauz
len0 8ergleufe mer6en 1peiter feiern
miiiien. Manbe @rnben mer6en
lpobri6einli9 iiberbaupt ni9t mebr
in 8etrieb genommen. :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Staliens &atbplifem.

@om, s. Suli. = 6ubren6e fatbo<
li1de 8olitifer in Stalien iin6 NIT Der
3uiommeniebung 6es 11eren&abinets
inter Bonomi iebr %5ufrieoen. Ni6t
MIR bat 6asielbe 1tatt Ser bisberigen
5mei Mitglie6er Ser fatbolii6en 8or<
tel oeren brei, ionoern bieie baben
ar19 6as f6on LANCE beiB begebrte SS11=
iti5miniiterium in sic &dnoe befom-
men.
Die ertrem nationolitti6en Sasciiti
un6 Sic &onferpotiben fonen gegen
oos @abinett fem; 6agegen beiBt es,
sic 5o5ialilten miir6en ibm feline Sp=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Gdjtueiaer Musman6er1tna.

Gent 4. SS1li. = 9ie Mustpanoe-
rr1g, tpelde udbreno 6es &rieges IN
Ser S6mei5 fait b%ouftdn6ig gum Still
tan6 gefommen 1par, bat nit erne1t-
ter Stdrfe eingefebt, tpie fi9 aus eli
nem 8eri6t ergibt, tpel9e11 ser Bun.
6esrat ber0ffentli6t bat. Sen S0ditz
ltan6 errei9te Sic Mnspan6ernng I'M
Iebten Sabre> oIs 1888 56mei5er 11n6
1886 IN ser S9pei5 Ieben6e M1sI6n<
Scr 6as 2an6 berlteBen. Ser gr0Bte
|Eeil Ser Mnstpon6erer gebt mod Sen
|Bereinigten @toaten, 8raiilien 11n6
|Mrgentinien.
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Gbtna 6em be1ttiden @an6el mte6ef
tueit qeDffnet.

8aibington, 5. S11li. - @ie 6os
Son6elsomt mitteilt, lit infolge Ser
tragsabidluifes 5tuii@en Deuti6Gat1o
ltno China 6ie offene Sir in gbina
oem belti6en &an6el tpeit ge0ffnet,
oem anoerer 2dn6er, 11amentli@ Dem
Ser Ser. Staaten mebr gei9loiien
mor6en. Ser 6eutide &anoel nimmt,
~begInitigt bon Ser 8aluta, %beitGn6ig
gu, au6 miro Elm Mn6rang bon 6eut=
iden @aufle1ten nn6 &oloniften err
mortet. China bat 6en 6euti9en @i>
gentiimern ale mabren6 6es @rieges
anfgebobenen San6elsmarfen mie6er
5ngeIteut.
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Glen> ularftberi&t

- ~ <tsesIA>UECSS4Is
$50. 1 @ei5en $1.15.
go. 2 8et5en $1.10.
&ogge1 92c.
8arleD 47c.
Safer, 29c.
5lar $1.20.
Mebl, $3.50 per SO @funo.
&lete $1.20.
EFFORTS $1.20.
@emablenes &or11 $1.45.
@emnbleneS 6utter $1.55.
&oggenmeN $4.55.
&orn Meal 1920.
Screenings $40.
8utter 25-27c.
@ier 1885,.
Butter Sat iiiB 34c.
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oel,e Rartoffel $1.5O-$175 SUI

Ne,1e Rartoffel $1.50-$1.75 gu-
ibel.
8meibeln, meiBe 8-1Oc 8fun6.
&ra1t ne1tes 7c Bfun6.
Mapp gobnen Sc Bfuno.
MepfeI 10-15c 9fu1b.
Ornngen 35-70c 9utero.
tomatoes 25c Bfun6.
8itronen 6O-7Oc 9uberr6.
Bananas 14-15c Bfun6.
MapleboI3 $11-$12.
giden SO bic $40.
8nss 50 biz S..
8oplar 81 Big So.
Gin, Afb 1ro &amarac So.
@iloer 4e1 $12-$14 Come.
glober ur6 Simotbp Seu $15-
$16 Come.
@tiere $4.5O-$5.00.
Sellers $4.50-$5.00.
8uGen-$3.O0-$3.5 so.
&ibe $4-$4.50.
@dtpeine, Iei6te $6.25-$6.75;
fdmere $5.75-$6.00; gei@lo@tet So
saalber Sc BIG $3.50; geidIa&tet
SO Big $40.
Sdafe So Big 81.
26mmer 81 big So.
@ennen 15-18c.
Sunge SIbner $500.
@abne 12-13c.
S4peinefett 15c 8fun6.
@dnfe 10 Big 12c; ~lebenoig 16-
18c.
&urfeps - 20 Big 25c; gei@Io&.
tet 3Q-35c.
enten 14-15, eefdIo@tet IS
22e.
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3mut 8eitea ser Snbaltben.

@oibington, 4. Suli. - Das @ote
@erea3 bat, mie in @aibington mitge.
teilt mur6e $175,000 at @rbolungsz
Io3ilit6ten fir @eteranen 6es @elt-
frieas in Sen Musbil6ungs5entren Der
8un6esregier1ng fir Dos. fommenoe
SSabr bemiqigt.
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petition MAIDEN, tpenm es 6afiir Jorge,
bob bie Sasciltis@ ruppen, Die felt els
11igen Monaten einen regelredten
Gel65ug gegen oie &a0ifalen fubren.
anfaeIo1t merben.
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@intpanbermuq 1t1ter ser Quote.

@nibington, 4. Suli. Die @ins
man6erupng aus Denti6lm6 I'M Wo-
nat Sunni mir6 I'M etma 5000 &erio=
men geringer fem, als Die Quote 6es
2an6es fir Sen Monat betrdgt. Stub
lar6 blieb 1000 binter ieiner Quote
5uriid nn6 Seiterrei6 200.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
@treifer tuie6er an ser Mrbeit.

2on6on, 4. sSSr1Ii. - Na@ Mnfiin=
6igung bon Sranf @o6ges, @efretdr
6es @erban6es Ser 8erglente, nabmerl
sic 1treifenben &oblengrdber in ben
beridie6enen Dttriften 6ie 8e6ingnn>
gen ser @igentiimer nit GROCER Mebr=
felt an. 9ie Mrbeiter mer6en 1ab Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Nntrage fair sic 6. 9. geriammllns
an 1ie 6. ct. einaMien1en.

NHIFnBe 1ur DIE y. ~. UeTIuHIHIIHHB
an bic 6. ct. e~in5tlenben.
@emdB 8eidlrB Ser @eneralDer-
iammlung BEG gentral8e reins mill
fen ale fir 6eiien 4onbentio1t BE,
itimmte Mntrdge BEL Der gentra1lteIe
eingereibt ur6 bon 6ieier ge6rudt Ser
Notwithstanding borgeIegt tpers
ben. Mntrdge filir Die beurige Eagl1ng
in Sort 8apne, SSn6., G.. bis 10. Mu-
guiD iollten, fnapp gefaBt un6 6eut.
li4 gei9rieben, berieben nit benz Mas
men beg Mntragiteaers un6 Beg Ser,
ems, benz er angeb0rt, Dor Dem 20.
Sl1li Bel Der Gentral.S teue 6es 8. g.,
9emple Building, ct. 2ouis, Mo.,
eingereidt tper6en. @tatutengemdB
f0nnen MIR 1ie borliegen6en Mntrdge
beridiithtigt tperoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
l@rfldrung lire Edtigfeit obne M11f.
1dub uie6er aufnebme1.
Gdmeeit1trm folat 90 Grab Site!

S6abo SAILS, SSoobo, 4. Suli. 80
Ma6oem Dor 51pei Sagen nod cine
Site bon 80 @ra6 geberri9t botte,
tpur6e am 5amitag aug &eiie un6
Mmoon in Der Mdbe bon S6obo Tans,
Soabo, Elm @6neeitltrm gemeIbet Ser
einen 3on S9nee bro9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07

.itrengungen 1elbit gemabt bitten, be-
Dor lie Silfe iudten. Ct ielbit babe
cine iolde 8erml1t1ng gebabt, ie6o9
iebt nidt mebr. Midt Milotdttgfeit.
@elegenbeit lei es, mas sic
europai11en 80lfer er1treben.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

IODAYS SPE
Bloomingdale.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
A splendid Groom and bath brick residence
containing large, well arranged rooms, in e1-
celent condition. LOca ted in one of the best
sections Of Bloomingdale. near 1st and Il. l..
ave. Southern exposure.
Saul's Addition.
$11,50O. Terms.
Charming s-room and bath brick. thoroughly
modern. with parquet doors. Large rooms.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
A delightfully."- planned and e!eelIently con. con.
rooms as@ and two fuii tiled baths. Sot-wstef
heat, elec. lights, built-in garage. glassed-in
sleeping porch. library and many other un-
usual features BedrSom: full bath and sleep I
ticulars Of appointment to show it to you
Near Gonzaga College.
$500. $500 Cash.
dence. in excellent condition; recently redec-
GRATED throughout. Everything in fine shape.
Vacant and ready for occupancy. A real bar
gain.
4th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
$3.50. $3.50 Cash.
A splendid little home Of 8 rooms and bath !;
yard. Easy terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM K
3O1 Southern Bldg,
Phones: Main 372 and 100.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

FOR SALE
An opportunity to secure a
nice home near 4th and F sts.
me-; having 8 rooms and bath.
Price and terms very reasonable,
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4S46. 1914 K St. NV.