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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New Yorx, Aug. l7.-Conditons in
the stock market today underwent
some alteration from their recent re-
dictionary trend, Numerous specula-
i've Issues established new low rec
ords for the year. nut these were re-
covered In the vigorous rebound of the
last hour. Apart from a favorable
forecast of Mexican Petroleum's earn
lnEs and some asaN.ty in the steel
trade there was uo lpeclflc news to
account for the sudden reversal Tech
nlcal conditions or ur overeNtcusion Of
The shorts proba5iy wero accelerat-
ing factors,
Prices we're lower by to I points in
the first half Of ;ne sessions Bears
made capital Of .Jrther dividend re-
ductions and omiss uns and the re-
tcntion o. the pos cent rate for call
money that rate huiuins thruout the
day. oils were lsg outstanding feat
-res especially foreign issues
Prior TO publication OF Mexican Pc
troleum' 5 prospel,lNu financial returns
that STOCK as well az Pln-American
shell transport AMI Royal Dutch were
under constant pressure.
Independent stecls and secondary
equipment which ury dependent upon
the railroads for their sustenance also
suffered variable rslfacks with motor,
chemical and food and fertilizer issues.
New York Air Brake was the one
stock to manifest little recuperatlvs
power declining points. Sales
amounted TO 415.nlf shares
y brisk rally in marks based In part
on buying FOR Germ t.l account and in
timaticn that impending reparations
payments are likslv 10 be anticipated
featured the forsiEa exchange. Lon
don and continental rates, notably
Dutch bills, were inclined 20 react
Trading IN aouds as more d!versl-
tied and a steadis. tone ruled In the
more important domestic and foreign
lssues Liberty Sc anu AS showed es-
pecial strength
Total niles mar -alua s. $50 00n
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city. Mn Aug l7-lU. 5.
Bureau of Marks'sl-CatrIe receipts
1000. beet steerl steady 20 g cents
lower than yesterdays close, some bids
50 cents under hist time par; load
yesrlings 5000. prime heavy steers
held above SO Is. calves steady DO
strong top vealers 10 packers. g. 80,
stcckers snd feeders weak to IS cents
lower early sa.ss 50 35ods.5o. other
classes steady bulk plain TO good
COWS. Sc 51E-1N. many cutters around
$40. .rarllnE hsttsrs. 50 IS; csnuers
mostly. sl-57-o0 bulk bulls, s. e5G
4-T
HcEz receipts 4tg1. open slow, 80 20
en- cent lower than yesterdays aver
ure. rlorC active around - cents
lower. best li0FisI pound averages to
packers and clippers. $3.50. 200a22o
pound weights. 20 25Gei5; prime go
pound We ehts sSN: bulk OF sales,
Z, H10 90. ihrovou. sowB mostly, S.oo.
beat stock PIGS, 80
sheep receipts $500 steady; mostly
Fat uEuye ewe7 Sico1t5es Texas
yclrllnEs $500 ssd yearlinEs, 500.
.arahs strong 20 - cents higher TOP
natives. 5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
Additional Classified

the best price that can be obtained
at $50 NORTH santa Fe street, in
Pueblo, Colorado on the Goth day Of
August, 1921, at 10 o'clock a NJ
GEORGE LoRENZ.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he re.
ceived by the Colorado Board OF Cor.
rections at the Colorado state
Hospital, Pueblo. Colorado. until p
M. September II. 1921. for the fol-
lowing supplies. more or less. to be
furnished during the period Of three
months ending December 10. 1921.
delivered on the hospitn, grounds. at
such times and I'm such quantities as
called for during the period, all costs
of delivery prepaid, io-wit;
Groceries
Tobacco
Meats
Otco
Flour
Feed
Clothing
Dry Goods
Drugs
List ~ each OF the above viii he
furnished upon application TO Tho
Stewards office Of the Colorado state
Hospital. Pueblo, Colo.
Each proposal must he signed by
the individual or firm making It. and
be accompanied by guarantee.
signed ny At lenEi Two responsive
parties that the bidder shalt within
ten G0) days. after being called up
on. furnish promptly the articles
awarded him 10 be fuInished. and
upon failure to do so. forfeit and pay
'to the State of Colorado. sum double
the amount awarded IN dollars
SAMPLES OF MERCHANDISE
POSITIVELY MUST ACCOMPANY
BIDS. OTHERWISE BIDS WILL
NOT BE CONSIDERED.
BIDS POSITIVELY MUST BE
MADE ON THIS SHEET. OTHER
WISE BIDS WILL NOT BE CON
SIDERED.
The Board reserves the right 10 re-
iect any and an bids. n deemed In
the interest Of the Sfafc TO do 30
Payment will be made monthly by
the Colorado state Hospital vouchers
All bids for supplies must he nd
dressed to tho Colorado Board Of
Corrections Colorado state Hospital.
Pueblo, Colorado. and must he ou-
dorscd PROPOSALS FOR MAIN
TENANCE".
Pueblo, Colorado. August II. 1921.
COLORADO BOARD or
CORRECTIONS.
c. !. MDYNtHAN
President.
FRANK 5. HoAG.
Secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
MONEY

New York. Aug l5.-Prime mercan-
tile paper 6dsi, exchange heavy;
sterling demand, $50 cables, 3.sSTs.
Francs demand. 7sT. cables. 18Th.
Belgium francs demand, I.53: cables,
1894. Ciullders demand. 30 80; cables,
30 50 Lire demand. i50. cables, 430is.
Marks demand Ii; cables, LINZ
Greece demand. so Sweden demand.
zI.1. Norway demand. 1900 Arsen-
tine demand. 1880 Brazilian demand,
1850 Montreal 10 l-is per cent dis
count
Time loans firm. 80 DAYS, % days
and 5 months 6Rsi. rer cent.
Call money firm hiEh, s. low. s.
ruling rate. s closing bid. 81 offered
At 6. last loan 6
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
Stone City News

In Denver. He snld the new steel der
rlcks to the Turkey Creek company
and has been here putting them up
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons have returned
to Colorado Springs after visiting Mrs.
simmons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Houdyshell. there.
W r. Mcdowell and Oliver Grant
from Pueblo was visiting Mr.. Grant,
mother last week.
Bryan Gross and Tom SoEle, from
Pueblo. were in Stone city last week
with l.. c. Barnes and j. Buckhannon.
e. l.. Barnes. a former resident OF
Pueblo. was married TO Mary S. Lewis
in breckenridge. Texas, August 10.
Mr. Frank Holhlg has returned from
Colorado Springs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
cmIcNGn IIyrsroCI<

ghlcasn. Aus. 1r--'U. 5 Bureau or
Edrketsl-Csttls receipts 1000, beef
steers ana she stock. steady 10 Is
Csufr lower. ofheru steady, TOP year
IInrE early. fn-f. Hrrne neI1 higher
bulk ngzr steers. }-nGio m. bulk tat
she rsHan. EkfTT6.n Gamers and cut
rer. --EET Hur. bulls. 50 r04s ~.
bulk UrHf veal c1 vcs. SsZsHs15.
Hogs receipts iyf'n. mostly So 70 Is
cents lower than H'Ftsrdays average
fnn SO -r elr'y. bulk lEh; and light
llfaa-az g fn1HnHs bulk packing
r1vs. Ss--T1lE. ui-f, $3.50 N 80 cents
lower bulk desirable. 50 oNH 4-5.
Errsr receipts l5fn1 mostly active
-rtlyr lambs sfr1uS spois % cents
fisher. TOT. 5000 20 city butchers
HIiz tn packers, is5'4lo0' culls $3.50
7rr0. western tsnts steady; top.
fn-f. ranging down 70 SO %. sheep
steady. bulk fat native, i7e51i5o,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

A thrilling drama of human emotion
presented against q background OF
primeval scenery in the majestic Yose-
mite is seen in THE Magnificent
Brute" which will be shown at the
Palm theater on tomorrow and satur-
day. ~
Raoul. a Canadian fur-trapper. VINO
fnlls mad!y in love with Yvonne, the
Partisan bred daughter of his senior
partner. Her Irresistible coquetrS
captivatcs his entire being. How he Is
accused cf murder and fights off mis-
pursuers In his isolated cabin in the
wilderness is the dramatic situation
which pavcs the way for a multitude
of thrills.
tured Romance. with an array OF
comedy stars. Charlie chaplin, Marie
;oressler, Mabel Normand; Chester
Corklin is revivi of Chaplin's mas
tecpiese.
Every reel is packed with thousand
laughs. MS one sidesplitting situation
follows another, till they reach
climax o. roaring hilarlty. TITLES
Puncture6 Romance" Is destined to
rock the world with laughter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
SI'GAR DINIDENDS

New York. Aug 1.-THE Cuban-
American sugar company today passed
its regular dividend of fifty cents n
share on common stock. but declared
its regular dividend of Ia, per cent on
preferred.
The National Sugar Refining COM
pany today reduced its quarterly divi-
dent from 81 so share TO ti.15.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
"THE BACHE REVIEW"

!, passive obstruction, but active coop
GRAFTON, and thatsihe one thing, not
only the most important but more i'm
portant than all others combined, and
without which all other legislation
would be comparatively useless, is leg
islation insuring sweeping reduction in
| taxes and expenditures. and adds:
"Suoh reduction, e. er tho claimed to
be impossible, is our only salvation
Without that Legislation the present
depression may continue indefinitely.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
FARM bond ISSUE

Chicago. Aug. IA bond issue OF
$50 ooo 600 at Siz oe- cent will be issued
at once as a result ut action taken here
at a meeting OF the American Associa-
ton Of Joint Stock Land banks yes
terday.
The issue with others to be floated
before December I, will make a total
Of about $50. 900. o1o loaned to farmers
by banks this year. officers of the as
ISOLATION said. 'iuy Huston, Chica so.
was elected president
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Aug l7.-Cattle receipts
z00. slow and welk; hect steers. So 00
I7.5o. cows and heifers. 81 oOd5 70: /:
calves, S. 0O9 $50; stcckers and feeders
81 00ds.e5
Hogs receipts +1): SOC lower. top
50 25. bulk 81 5lIs.7t
Sheep receipts soi; strong; lambs
Sc 50Ga 80. ewes. 50 506i50: feeder
lambs, s5o0TTe5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Notice I, hereby given, that pursuant
"a the ;c.mz Of certain Chattsl
Mortsase. Ei"sr hv william whitton
or the 18th day Of April. 1921. upon
one 1914 Six Cylinder Seven Passenger
Hudson Automobile, Engine Number
1925. said mortgage given to secure the
payment Of the note Of tho said Will
liam Wilton for the sum Of one
Hundred and Fifty -ino and i5-l0O
Dollars, to j. y Crawford
have taken possession of said prop
erty on account OF default having been
made in the payment Of the note and
the terms of said mortgage and as the
owner and holder OF said note and
mortgage. Will sell said property for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
nr~xru CI-un Avn src.s,
CuiCNGo rOTNToEs

Chicago. Aug. 81 Potatoes weak:
reccInt- o. cars Minnesota early ohios
sacked and huIE. sa'oH7l' cwt.' Ne-
braske safs rwf Colorado
Idaho and W1shl4gt1n white sacked
So 70a-s1 rw's Kansas Early ohioA
50 on cwt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
NEW YORK COTTON

I New York. Aug. lI.-Cotton closed
steady at a net dccline OF 81 to "a
| points Spot squiet t2s5
/ Cotton futures closed steady: Octo-
| her. i27s: December. 1919: January
| 1872; March. i3i7: Nav. 1883
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
METAL QUOTATIONS

New York, Aug. Hopper steady;
electrolytic spot ard nearby. 12d12A
later, i2isdl2h TIL weak; spot and
nearby. 1850; futures. 25.5od25s2. Iron
steady and unchanged. Lead quiet.
spot. 40. Zinc dr''; East st. Louis
delivery spot. 42oG}.2o. Anthony spot.
A
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Aug. 17.-Butter lower
creamery extras 40 cents, standards,
3sl cents.
Eggs unchanged; receipts lp,341
cases.
Poultry alive unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
roREIcN rNcHhNor
IInFRry poND QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by y. 5. Walpole, Room,
g2s-5g Thatcher block. Pueblo
Ltaerty 5'ss. $40; Lib. ID Is. s7ss;
IIb lat AIS. S7gN. Lib "a 4is, SITS;
LIS. "a SIS. alet. Lab 9Th si4s $500:
Lib. lst ass, ss5s: Lib. 5th 4As. 1915.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
kANs,s CRY rnonucE

Kansas City. Mo. Aus. lI.-Butter,
eggs and poultry Unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

tho best price that can be obtained
at $50 North Santa Fe Street In
Pueblo, Colorado, on the Goth day of
August. 1921. at 10 o'clock A NJ
GEORGE LORENZ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
MONEY TO LOAN Al
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Real Estate.
WATKINS BROS. REALTY CO..
iof w. Third St.

MONEY TO LOAN on first mort
gAEe loans. 800 Thatcher Bldg.
]. q. HARVEY
Fire Insurance
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCKS
shed by II. S. Walpole, Koomr

Furnished by II. s. waipole, Koomr
'ES-Sf Thatcher Block. Pueblo Colo.
Open High Low Close
Am Int Corp ..... IS 2ss 277s 2s9.
Aiiis-Chalm Mts 81 e.. :. i.
american Can ... 2%A 20 2H4 247s
Am c & II '.."n2 1924 100 122&
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
CHICAGO enAIN ANp PROVISION.
Furnished by y s. Wnlnolc, Room
sr4 - Thatcher BIogk puahlo
NEW York COTTON EXCHANGE

Furnished by \. 5, Wapole, Ihstch-
or Building Pueblo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
lHy Assoeiaind press. l

WASuJNt;rpX Do. SD,,,i,oa
records Of Ire WAR Don,r,m.u, yeIo.-
ing to tho legal ,xccu,iou ~ cl.vcn
members Of tho American ,xn.dI,inr.
arv forces w.,, rrcscp,cd ,odnv .n 3,
Senate I,r,a,jr,,iu., Cou,,;.,.n hv
WAY of denial Of charges Inn, scor.s
of soldiers had bc.n hanged withou,
trial. ont Of consideration for the
families Of the dead. the names Of the
eleven were omitted from the record.
Read by Colonel Walter Il Bethel.
General Pcrshings iudK c-adyocAtc-
general in France. tho records showed
that those executed by tho military
authorities included cish. negroes.
Two whites and cnc Indian
S.uu.nr Watson p.,,.c,., ,;.cr..j,
,,.,,., ,.roso,,,n,io,, -, ,,,,,,.,' 49,,
',.a oa,',. 80, 49,, ..l..'. 49,,
.''o' VI ''S '''t ~" " 'i'e 'H-
49, 49,! ~ ''"''
so" 80 - .'"
"' "'' '''p'' gu :" :" .
:~''" 80 ""u H'''' "''I',u "',"',' ~
9r"'t' ."r ',, anu . ''''
Us =" NV
senator Watson Is expected 10 pro
ient tomorrow rs witnesses list Of
ormcr service men ami others, In
'nh'nS Il prisoner az Fort i""Nc'!-
F"fui' VINO nave ciai'nc" 10 nav" III
ehi Hno"i"hSe In support OF the gen
raj charge 'hat there had been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
RECORDS SHOW II AMERICAN
SOLDIERS HANGED IN FRANCE
Colonel Bethel, Pcrslings Wartime Judgc-Advocatc
General, Appears Before Senate Committee Probing
Charges Brought by Senator Watson of Georgia

tloh thai might % uerUsRary to
divuis" the names OF the SOLDIERS
executed because OF tic belief in tho
inincs OF some investigators tina: sol
dlers with stories OF "wholesaIc
hnnsinss.' might havc been confused
after seeing or hearing Of tho hang
nv ~ those fOuud guilty AMI SEN
fenced BY iuilitary court. ~ Scna-
tor Watson proceeded today With tn.
rradfh% %: ";:id"viis and letters.
'hhirinhu Erandcb.e announced that
the aihant ~ writer Svoul! b. sum
inpncd. and given every protection IN
tho "hGrt TO g.c at the truth.
itn"ial fcrsllng. as the suprcnl.
commander On lprrisu sol! in time Of
war. personally approved IN. court
Hnd'nSS ia TIA. cases u jl.c eleven
men hanged, ANA refused to aprrny.
The findings ia eleven ether cases
carrying TIE death sentence Alto
.;cthcr. fHty-tw" men were sem
fenced 20 death hut Colonel E.th.l
declared only nI.ycn were executed.
Most OF tho crm"s wcrc arnins.
women ana children. one az Ia
white soldiers hanged MAS convicted
.! numbering another soldier ana the
other was found i;nlity Of attacking
an $-ycar-o!d Belgian girl. \ French
professor Wis !huICtE'J WHO trt-
Ing To protect an OLD woman. and
~" father nt u gIrl vas KILLED h.
two negroes NJ he fought against
great Odds to save her.
How about the aGidavit submitted
by senator Watson tha, II soldier. ,ras
convicted hy French court-tuDrtin!
where lie could not understand tile
pgocccd!ngs?" asked Chairman Bran
dcgcc
Il, means the man Simply is mis-
taken" Culoue! Bethel repii"d 81!
am absolutely positive T. 'vas mot
true.
Answering senator watson. tho
witness said his record lid not shpw
tnnt I, conscientious phJcc;o- was
shot. nor ala he know. a. charged
that Il messenger was sn"t hy lis
superior officer.
DO you know Of four men being
hanged on tn" same raiiows?" Soma
tor watson asked.
II 10 not; in fact. my records show
otherwise. No four men were ever
executed at the sam" place"
senator watson presented al. am
Gavit by samuel Long. o! Patterson
yaic colder killed b. "a sergeant with
a bayonct because lie was con-
scicn;ious "bicctor and refused 10
CARR u KUN.
Two other andavi,s of similar
character We're presented.
so we see" said the Georgia ScUa-
tor. three instance. whcr. private 5
were killed hY thcir superiors with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

out provocat!on and without trial.
Kenneth g. Robinson. OF Washing
ton. -. g.. Il! an affidavit said ho saw
- private suspended by tho wrists
from II tree from 1880 /. NJ To- y.
NJ. and then knocked down by "a colo
nci because NJ refused 20 work on
bread and wutcr.
According 20 an AFFIDAVIT. by Henry
i scott. o. Kenmore. Ohio. a major
openly sho, and KILLED Two Folders
without proN"cnt."u"
scott was ordered subpounacd.
Can you Civ. US nn Instance
trurIly urr"I,"u Sud hangcdY" Chair
man Branl,g.- asked
Yes. ! .Np"c; to get t. TIA. as
Piled.
senator ov"rinan, Democrat. Norti.
Carolina, read an order By American
military authorities IN Franc. FOR
public horscwhippiu- Of men guilty
OF inert. designed. he said. to breal;
Gp tina, spr; OF crime
Writing from DEVILS Lake. y -.
Or. w. II. Jones, ia Il letter IL Srnx ,
tor Watson. read To The committee.
declared his son. a Hariue. tbiJ MIN
VI The execution OF q Negro soldier
without cUBrt-irartia!
The negro. according to ,hr doc
tors son. gave money To q Fr,ucn
eir'. and on her refusal 90 return
- he took it forCibiy. Fer THIS. i,
wax alleged. the negro was hanged.
Young Jones was ordered Summoned.
Eolons! Bethel testified facts r.iat-
iui; 10 each execution wcr" cah!ed Ia
Ia" War Department. He did no,
hh1w oifhhnn what report tho do
paruncnt made t" the family 81 the
victim.
'iiod do YOU know only one soldier
was hanged u; Gievres"' senator
Watson asked.
by the record
"Wern American soldiers Hanged
IN the American Uniform"
II presume they We're ,hirl. tho
buttons were clipped OF before ;.it,
execution"
4, this point the hearing was adj
joGrn"d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

Even 4 sicl. child lovcs the "fruity"
taste OF California Fig syrup" II
the little tongue is coated, or If your
child is lisuass. cross. fcverish. full
Of cold. or has collie, Civ" u tea
spoonful TO cleanse the liver and
novels. Ia n few hours you can see
for yourself how thoroughly it works
all the constipation poison. sour bile
and waste GU; Of lhc bowels. and you
have Il we'll. playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor-
MIA Fig syrup" handy. They know
tcaspnonful today saves sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
OF all ages printed on bottle. Mother.
You must say "fniifornin" or you
may get an imitation .'g syrup.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
Denies Milking Statement.

Jones. son OF br. o. ". Jones. ~
hevii's Lake, y. D.. and who wa.
mentioned in Wa shington dispatch
tocnN as having told the elder Jones
oi the execution Of negro eoldIc:
IN France without court-martini, to-
day said hc did not rcmcmbsr hay.
inG ri"cn his father such incorma-
iinn. and that. II he did, he had no
iirSi-hand knowledge OF such an in =
cldeut.
Jones. who is 4 Fargo ncwsDartr
man. said lie had repeated story OF
execution of & negro soldier for an
attack on y French girl. but declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
BEES INJURY TO TEXTILE
INDUSTRY IN TARIFF BILL
Ex-senator Lippi,, Opposes
Cotton Goods Seized
uIcs.
,"EAhs FOR NEw ENGLAND
'N"S 10 Per Cent Protection
| 'hinst Present Average OF 2: Per
"nt--Ohj~c,s 4" Embargo on
leaks ron NEw ENGLAND
<ss Associated prcss.l

| |
ASii'NGTON, Dec. s.-serious
.nry 10 Tho cotton textile industry
%ew England would result from
r7o'ncnt af the cotton goods
'sduies in the rordncy tarin bin.
lfmer senator Henry i. LLpp!it. of
'roE.danc' X. l., declared today be-
IRE the senate Finance Committee.
described the schedules as APP
fHE'd ~ The House az the mos
revolutionary" put forward und.r
lr"tectiv" policy since the aign-
~ the first tariff bill in 1864.
''ih Mr. Lippi,t, who spoke for
Sew England manufacturers.
pi A'ihur II. love, Of ri,chburg.
Ii.ss Who spoke FOR associations
} cotton goods manufacturers,
ipE'i and south. declared that the
.h.iuico failed TO tnkc care OF the
1n. fancy figure woven goods
lrned ont In tho New England mills
much higher cost than the or
nary cotton goods. These, lines
.r'.t az largely during the war, fac,
t.an IL was cnntondcd. hy rca
Ht 'ha p.d ana fancy established
aHs,v ~ Europe.
Like ~ bargain G"unt-r.
Mr. -iU1itt brought for inspection
tl cpmmi,,ccmcn numcrou-
mp.c l .an goods when he dis
iaEal He ne talked and ~ IN" finish
committee table looked Xix" q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

pietely by snornins and you Will fool
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascarets never stir you up
or Erirc l!kc Salts. piils. Calomcl
or Oh! and thcy cost only ten cents
box. Children love Cnscarets. TOO
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

hc had rot !u'imatcd that tho oxccu-
ton was without court martial. lilo
said h" believed his father hal be
como r0lLiManl as 70 nntA.Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

E!uc That he was not instantly
Killed WAS uU" 20 IL" fact that tho
tTain was Glowing up for tn" stop
It the depot when lac was struck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

Tho incest caihartic-iayativo TO
physlc your bowels when you havo
Headache Bi,iousncSs
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour stomach
is candy-iikc Cascaro;s. enc or two
tonight VIII empty your bowels com
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-06-04
SOMEWHAT HARD TO EXPLAIN
pfncipal Could Hardly Have Chosen
Il More lnopportune Moment to
Make His Entry.

i'll was a callow school teacher, nerv-
ops and anxious to please, writes a
correspondent, In my first year
0Iowed the usual scheme, substitute
hg or cadeting for teachers absent
20 various causes. l was a. a school
pc day teaching In the absence of
8 woman who was Ill. During the
morning exercises l read a couple Of
qapters from a story, as was her Gus
o.. l cannot remember the name Of
ne book, but / had just read But
"a comes the author of all our tr0u-
- when the door suddenly opened
ahd 10 walked the principal. The room,
q mposed Of high-school sophomores,
y 81 into one prolonged roar Of laugh
81 The principal, a man insistent
20 bis dignity, waited patiently, but
~ burst Of laughter followed another.
: tried TO explain, but began to laugh
h!se'i Finally, realizing that it was
u only way to restore order, he left
he room. Later l explained and he
o. tie joke.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-06-04
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
The Price Of Lohster.

A theatrical man said at a Chicago
luncheon:
Chorus girls are economical little
things at heart.
"A wealthy Chicago broker told me
yesterday that he took chorus girl
of mine out to supper after the show
the other night As she was looking
over the menu in the gorgeous res
taurant the broker said TO her help
fully;
GLOW would you like a little lob
ster2"
The girl ran her eye down the
menu 10 the lobster department and
then said:
"'No, no. Don't let's be extrava-
CANT. I'd ever so much rather you'd
buy me nice racing carp
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-06-04
"Eaten All upn

Johnny was given a surprise party
and a number of games We're played.
Among them was a game called ALI
gator
While they were playing Johnny's
mother came to the scene. She noticed
that one of the children was not play
ing, so she said: why don't you let
Harry play?"
But, mamma" cried johnny, eve
are playing alligator and he's eaten,
all up."-Buffalo News.