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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
VIEWS Of DEPARTMENT
HEADS ON DISARMAMENT
SOUGHT BY COMMITTEE
sna The A.sse.ntea rrer.., !

WASH NGT0N y q, Jan li~r
views of atiieia u The State war
ana NAVY Department as 70 world dis
armameist .Were sought TO-DAY b. the
house Naval committee Chairman
81 Ter only recently held conference
on the AabicSt With prcsidenl-clcct
aayaing AZ Maritn
.Acting Secretary Davis, of the
state Department Told the committee
tina lie could only say that The powers
wl,ich hal subscribed to the covenant
If the League IT Nations had mani
scsly ndaca:cd their sincerity and
Wish 10 reduce the armainen.s Ut an
nations when they subscribed 70 tho
terms CT the covenant
The Seertars added that he be-
iiercd president Wilson felt that ia
hi4 advecaeN OF the League Of Nations
ne had Sufficiently stated his yioNs
On disarmament and thai this accounts
I'd for the fact that the President
had ne3 ralled disarmament con
ference IS he MAS authorized to do
by CONGRESS
secretary Daniels told the commit
Ice thai il President Harding
asked his views III the matter he
would urge him 10 call such con-
fercnre on March s
Unless that conference resulted ia
pernanpl disarmament agreement
hy Ill the nations Of the world. t4e
Seerettry said The tinted States
saouid hnil,l 4 Nayy second TO none.
He cltirlcirFiled various naval holt
d.v proposals rs half measures
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
CHAPTER XVIII.
Scheolboy Life in the South After
the War

Arthur Hawkins, my nearest neigh
Dor and closest friend. was also one
Of Mr.. Wilcox's scholars. and We
arranged 10 meet every day on the
road hall mile from our gate. where
the Hawkins road turned into the
public highway, and ride into town To-
gether. 1t would take a volume 10
describe our races and pranks, our
fun, and all the deYilmenf we did.
The Teeking sides OF Cephalns II. and
Of Arthur's pony. Stonewail. too Of
ton attested the races, and the scars
on the wallis. doors. and windows Of
the old castle building. only too thor
onghly bore witness 10 the devilment.
There we're FIVE or. six other coun-
try boys who rode to school also, and
there VAS great rivalry between Us as
10 who should get there first. and we
nearly always be4s the town boys.
who walked. ana would crow over
them and ieer at them for being slow
coaches ana lazy bones.
School took in at EiIfo O'Clock, Iet
out, at twelve when the teacher and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
MORE TROOPS TO MEADE
FROM FUNSTON, KANSAS

Remaining organizations Of the
Seventh Division. are scheduled to
leave Camp Funston. Kan, next Sat
urday. arriving at Meade two or three
days later. This will add about 2.00o
men to The Meade personnel. bringing
ii up TO about 5000
The F'orty-third and Sixty second
Infantry Regiments. which will be
sent from Camp Ice. Va, 10 become
part OF the Seventh Division. are not
expected TO arrive for a week or two.
i, was said al the camp Yesterday
Their coming will add another 1000
men
The troops coming from Funston
are the Fourteenth Infantry Brigade.
comprising the Thirty fourth and
Sixty fourth Infantry Regiments. the
Tenth Field Signal Battalion and the
Seventh Provisional Recruit Company
Seventh Division troops which
reached Meade Saturday still are
busy unloading supplies and establish
ing themselves in The billets occupied
during the war by the Seventy ninth
Division.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
ASKS LIFE TERM For
CONDEMNED MURDERER

Application has been flel by ior
ton S. smith. counsel for George u
Terry olored. sentenced To hang Tor
assaulung Mrs Sadie sibles of aIonnt
Winan Baltimore co asking
Governor Richie TO commune TerTy (
sentence 10 life Imprisonment;
Governor Richie viii hear evidence
Executive offices here Oh friday at
noon. The date for Terry's execution
has not yet been sCi ty the Cover
nor
The attack on Mrs sihley accord
ing to the evidence giver a fie trial
OF Terry, was declared I,y me judg !
and others who heard the story 50
have been the most brutal commit Ell
in Maryland for years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

town boys went home to dinner,
took in" again at two. and "let out,
finally for the day at four in the even
| ing.
We country boys brought our DIM
ner with US in little tin buckets &ua
tho two hours from twelve 10 two was
a gorgeous holiday II was during
these two hours each day. being LEFT
In absolute possession. our Creates
tricks and pranks were played. and
the poor old building suffered It's
greatest damage II the weather was
fine, II was fairly safe from our de-
structive efforts, for We were out Of
doors all the times playing base. foor-
and-a-half leap-frog. stick-it-to-h him,
bull-ring and other similar games in
winter. or snow-balling in the rare
times when there was snow on the
ground But during bad or rainy
weather. Nsca Ne aere compelled TO
remain IN doors. the poor old building
became the innocent victim OF tic
natural spirit OF destruction inheren,
4ht IVY AAaA1i Ss We NGAN I40t 0D1SN
than other boys. and did not set to-
work deliberately 10 delnolish the
building as far as lay in our power.
but the result was the same as though
We had; for. like the natural vandals
all healthy boys are. we pursued our
sports and games, rocking little Of the
havoc and destruction wrought
/ do not believe We left single
whole pane Of glass in any OF the
numberless windows or the whole big
building. except in the two rooms We
used for school rooms. nor left door
panel unsplii. nor i speck Of plaster
ing on the wallsas high as our hands
could reach Tor our fayorite sport.
when weather-bound within the
building. WAS to divide into TWO
camps aud wage battle an over the
old place with balls, rocks or any
other missiles that came to hand ANA
The fale OF tbs nlas.ering was doomed
when some Of us were closely pressed
in the old college chapel one day, and
were running short OF ammunition
and happened 10 notice some loose
plasteri'fg on the walls From hat
time. proiectiles we're never wanting.
until He walls were stripped bare.
f('Onf5pupd Ianiiary II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
PLAN COMMISSION
10 STUDY LAND ACT

Governor Richie has asIed the
State Board Of AgriNltGre and the
Southern Settlement aud Develop
nent organization each 10 make rec
concentrations for members q ! coin-
mission 10 study the applicability OF
a land settlement act q Marfisnd.
DR. El}wood Mead. head u sle Cali
fornia Land Settlement Hoard. ex-
planned the operations II The a',i in
that Stare TO q group 81 representa-
tive Marylanders at Il meeting ii Hal
tiinore allied by the Goseraer i've
weeks ago. At illat meeting resa
luton was adopted reQut ing ne
Governor 10 name a commission to
study The problem from ! asarylaaa
viewpoint
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
RoMtNS RECOMMENDATION

NJ. d T lryor. Franklin. Ave.
ego O writes Nine years ago
vas very much afflicted with kidney
route | hcught different Kinds OF
ed4i bat AL TO no effect, an..l one
day bought box Of Foley kidney
pills ] realized so great benefit
irons the nsc 81 that box that ] feel
aafe IL recommending Foley kidney
Pills o any N4dncy sufferers They
rcli.vc lfachache. sore muscles, rheu-
matte pains and bladder ailments
f.ids
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
This Evenings Exhibit
At cumberland arms"

10 woman who loves beautiful
things. dainty lingerie. arts and
crafts. pretty chldren's clothes and
fine linens can afford to miss the ex-
hihit this evening which will be until
o'clock, having openeu at II this
morning at Cumberland Arms, King
George street. near Maryland avenue.
Miss Anna P. Hopper, representing
The Better OLE new shop re-
Gently opened on North Charles street
Baltimore, will be in charge Of the
exhibit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
D. 4. n. Heels
Tomorrow Afternoon

~ ~ HI NeefN
Tomorrow Afternoon
The first meeting OF the Peggy stew.
art Tea Party Chapter. d. A. r.. Mrs
. M Garrison Regent of the New
! Year will be held tomorrow, We'd
nesday afternoon. In the New Senate
Chamber at the State House. The
meeting is called for O'Clock. and
much business is to come up for dis
cussion, including the election or a
new member, aud the election OF dele
gates % the State Conference. 1t is
understood, the new member, whose
name was proposed at the last meet
ing and who will be voted upon to-
morrow is Mrs Henry VI. Robert.
wife Of Prof Robert. OF the Depart
ment OF Mathematics, Naval Academy.
whose husband is a son Of General
Robert. the author OF the famous
Robert Rules OF Order. used by the
Chapter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Celebrate Their
Silver EsFeading

Twenty-Five years ago Dir. and Mrs
Joseph Lipman were married in
Philadelphia. tho ceremony having
been performed by the brides father
Or Wei,zman. now an aged and re-
tired Rabbi, assisted BY Or sachs
That the Rev weitzrnan was able &c
be present at the celebration Of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his daugh-
ter's marriage on Sunday 81 her home
on West street was a source OF great
qualification OF the family Mr. Lip.
man. the groom of Is years ago. Is q
successful local business man of An
napolis, and hosts Of friends have
been congrasulating him and Mrs
Lipman on the happy event OF Sum
days celebration In the afternoon al
three O'Clock family dinner was
served at their West street home,
which took the form OF double ceie-
bration. their nephew, Herbert Green
berg, having reached his thirteenth
year and 'Bafmitzyah," his eonfirma-
ton. He shared the honor 70 the 25lh
tF00NsAO OS HAtttAE 6GgsA&
MIR, aud Mrs. Lipman eli table and
having large birthday cake with 10
lighted candles as they had q large
wedding cake decorated In silver
rosebuds and leaves of frosted silver
In the evening. from to IL, re-
ceptien was held at the Lipman resi-.
denuce. at which many friends called
70 extend congratulations Mrs. Lip
man wore handsome gown Of gollen
brown Spanish lace, with pearl orna-
ments. and carried sweet peas. She
was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Minnie LiDinan. who was gowned in
blue velvet and her sister. DR.. Fran
ces Edith Weitzman, who wore a
handsome gown Of blue marquisette.
beaded The hostess received
many beautiful presents. the gift Or
the groom OF rs years ago to the
bride being a handsome diamons,
ring The lad whose Barmitzvah was
celebrated also received many useful
presents. among them valuable books
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

GcontGnuea From, PaGe ID
to something like $4,000. and this is
the second attempt that he has made
to obtain collection of the amount due
him Al the former sale. held about
two years ago. the purchaser was
Fred b Rhodes at $4,000, subject TO
the first mortgage. Some time later
Fred. j. Remson, brother of Charles
e. Remson, was substituted for Mr..
Rhodes as the purchaser. He is said
to have paid approximately $1,000 on
account. but failed to further comply
with the terms of sale II was be-
cause OF this default in payments that
an order of Court was obtained for
the resale. which was the one that
took place today
1t is understood that a corporation
has been formed to take over this
property. in which the Remsons arr
said to be members.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Hostess Oh Weekend
House Party

Mrs. Lloyd entertained house
party over weekend. The Misses
Baltz of Richmond, Va who have
been here since Christmas Eve, were
among the guests also. Misses Mar
guerito Digs and Lorana Foreman,
Of Baltimore; Katherine McKim
Campbell, of Washington. including
Miss Augusta Wattenscheidt. all OF
whom attended the hop at the Acad-
envy Saturday night. chaperoned by
Mrs Lloyd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Lieut.. clayton
Home On I.eaYe

First Lieutenant Philip CLAYTON. q.
s. *. is visiting his aGnts. Mrs. Mary
ireland and Mrs Grafton d. Ridout. at
their home. Duke Of Gloucester and
Green streets. Lieut.. Clayton went
overseas with the troops in 1918. and
was 4 member OF the Armenian Mis-
sion from this country. Later he was
ordered 10 Cobienz. Germany. with
tho Army OF Occupation, Leaving
Germany he toured China. After WIS.,
ting his aunfs Lieut. Clayton Will
leave here for Haiti 10 visit his bro
ther-in-law and sister Major Joseph
= sail. u. S. NJ. c.. and Mrs Rossell.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
CJT THIS OVTIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut ont this slip, enclose with ST
and mail it 10 Foley & Co. 1856 Slief-
field Ave, Chicago. Ill. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package CON
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds. and group:
Foley kidney Pills for pains in sides
and hack: Rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailment;; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. q wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cashaTtie Eof
constipation. bilioueness. headaches,
and sluggish bowels Adv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
DAVIS MAKES REQUEST
. Tl)DEPORT O'Cl!LAl,t|AN

wAsH{SGT0N. ID G.. Jan II. De.
portation Of Donal 0'cailaghan Lord
Mayor OF Cork. who arrived ~ New
port NeWs last week rs q stoM@way
aud without a passpo~f. was requested
OF the Department OF Labor today by
Acting Secretary Davis. Of The state
Department
Mr.. Da.is' request was IN writing.
He quoted as his authority for acting.
the procl nation issued BIZ President
Wilson on august S, 1918. designating
the Secretary Of State Is tire enc ar
tAerized ID act III eases coming under
passport regulations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
coiillon Club Hop
At Nj. Johns Friday

On Friday evening the Cotillon Clul
Of ST Johns College will give another
Of its series of hops at the college
gymnasium. Tho usual number Of
visiting girls from nearby cities ane
towns are expected, as well as the
home contingent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
1ase Dinner
For IDeIsuiasiles

Rear-AdMiral Theodore jewell. e,
S, n. gave his annual dinner OF
Thursday last at the Army and Navy
Club. Washington. to debntantes. The
guests OF honor his year was Miss
Anne Craven, the daughter OF Com
mander 7. +. Craven. T. S. n. There
we're y guests The Army and Navy
supplied most of the gentlemen
guests. After the party the partici,
ANTS attended j ball al Wizards.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Wight Meetings
0pen To Public

Interest is keen in the opening OF
The three-days session Of the Citizen
ship School, which had its initial pro-
gram at the Old Senate Chamber this
morning. While the morning and
afternoon sessions are for women
who have registered, the night meet
ing IS open to the public tonight. to-
morrow and Thursday The speakers
are VOL worth hearing, and every
body is invited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
BANDITS GIT $4,000 Dlt NeNnS
FR0M MekEESPORT JENELEN
arre.sonssence .assoriated t.rrss.o

PlTTSRERC PA. Jan iI rhreo
armed men today entered i ieSelry
store located III the business district
OF MclSeosport near here, sna.eaed a
tray OF diamonds valned III $4,000
aud escaped in an automobile Tie
bandits forced the proprie.fess. Mrs
Ella Mendel under counter, an;ishot
at walshmaker. but did no. serious
II illiure him
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Visiting Relatives
In Washington

Miss Marie Nichols. Of South River
and Brownsville, has been the guest
Of hey cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Hopkins in Washington, D. c. for d
week OF the holidays
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

Twelve 1elnan engineers Of Eng
land finding no great field for the
ployment Of their talents and training
in existing organizations have formed
firm Of their own which is to be
stated by women
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
To Visit 1T
NeMnnrt. II. 1.

Mrs. Waiter Boardman Decker. wife
81 Commander Decker. Z S y. 81
I-pshur Row. viii leave on Monday.
January 18th. for Newport r. T., TO be
Tile house guest of Mrs. Frank z.
Baldwin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Local GeRealegist
Improving I'm Health

Mrs. George W. Hodges, who re,
Gently underwent a surgical operation
at tie Maryland University. Balti
more, is now with relatives in Balti-
more county, and is steadily regain
ing her health
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

Mrs. William Walter Fitzhugh Wor-
Ellington, wife Of Rear-Admiral Wor-
thington U. S. NJ, has left her home
on Mission Ridge, Santa Barbara. Cal.
and has gone to visit her daughter,
Mrs. O. F. Lange. at Camp Benning
Columbus, Ohio.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Richard Randall
TO Join Esenedlcts

INVITATIONS have been sent Out BY
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Stockton Bazby
10 The marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Mary Stockton Buzhy and Mr..
Richard Harding Randall son Of Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Randall, formerly
81 Annapolis, now OF Baltimore. The
wedding Will take place Saturday
evening. January %. al O'Clock at
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church a reception will follow at
The residence OF Mr. and Mrs Buzby,
t2i4 81 Paul street. Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Entertained Visitor
From Texas

Holland Rowland. OF San Antonio
Tex was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Nichols on Sunday. January
?. at South River
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Eastpert
A(srOup~

The Eastport Group of the Presby-
tcrian Church that is holding cottage
prayer meetings al the several homes
will meet on Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs kutsch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Leave For Richmond
10 he Near Mother

Mrs. Meeiewski and daughter, Dali
las-I4ee. have left for Richmond. Va.
to lie near Mrs, Meelewski's mother,
Mrs. 4 " Lee who is TO undergo an
operation by Doctor stuart Mcclure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

In honor of their guests Mrs. Iyory
and sister gave surprise party ip
which music and dancing featured
Among those invited were Louis and
Julian Fine, Max Greenfield LYMAN
2elko and Samuel Finklestein.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

Mrs Theodore z, Chandler. vile Of
Capt Chandler. e. s. n, has Joined
Ter husband II Annapolis They snehl
Tbs Christmas holidays with Mrs
Chambers parents Mr and Mrs
Charles W Fairfax
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
"GREENBERRY POINT
FARM IS AGAIN SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

toontsnued From rage -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

lContlnned Jannary
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
MAN WANTED IN
PUEBLO CAUGHT
IN RATION. nm.
Is Alleged to Have Disposed Of a
Mortgased Automobile
And Left City

D. Jenkins, wanted in this city, was
arrested In Ration. New Mexico. ac-
cording to word coming to the Sheriff
Thomas yesterday.
1t is said that on June 27, Jenkins
purchased an automobile and a mort
gage for $3.50 placed on it by C. C,
Henderson. of the Henderson Olds-
mobile company. few days ago It
was learned that Jenkins had left the
city and traded the car for another in
Walsenburg.
Jenkins traded the car on a Chal-
mers roadster In the southern city
and Immediately left the city. 1t was
believed for a time that he was bead
ed for Pueblo and members oY the
sheriffs staff were out on the Walsen-
burg road last night when he was ex-
pected to arrive. Instead of coming
towards Pueblo. he went south where
he was captured In Ration yesterday.
He will be brought to Pueblo by
q deputy sheriff to stand trial.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
ROCKY FORD NEWS

The schools of this city are settled
down TO routine with 1874 pupils en-
rolled. the largest number on record
Wednesday morning Mrs. Stella Rit-
ter. accompanied by Mrs. W. c, steele,
Eave some beautiful vocal numbers
that pleased the hish school students.
All the teachers are here except Miss
Vera Close of the Junior high school.
who has been kept away because OF
illness. but will he here the 18th
The Rocky Ford chamber Of Com
nerce will hold its regular monthly
meeting this evening in their cluo
rooms on north Main street city En-
Eineer 9. l. Patterson Will be the prin-
cipai speaker and his remarks will he
along tho lines OF additional paving
for Rocky Ford The talk is ito be
riven as result OF current opinion
among residents Of certain sections OF
the city concerning the possibility OF
paving. He viii give his opinion
which streets should he paved next
owing to heavy traffic. Not only the
Chamber of Commerce members but
all citizens Of Rocky Ford are invited
and urged to attend these meetings.
Mrs. NJ. P. Ham and little son, Ed
win have gone TO Kansas city where
they will visit for several weeks.
The day nursery at the Fair con-
Quoted by the Union Missionary Soc
iety was a great success and an eN-
ecutivs board meeting was held Wed
nesda TO perfect plans Tor next year
when more suitable room Will De
fitted M with couches, chairs ana
other things Of comfort for the con
venience OF patrons.
The Tucs-s- 1achee club was de-
nghttuliy entertained by the Stunts
sistersTu esdsy evening.
Field secretary. Miss Ida Spseth. who
made stubercuio~is survey of Rocky
Ford sends a report of conditions here.
The total number Of cases are loI and
about aI per cent of these have come
here from other states because or
climatic conditions. Many Of them srs
too POOR or expressed the opinion that
they do not need tho services or ply
-iclau They represent complex
problem. especially among the Mcsi-
cans, who surcumh readily to the
disease. This city f. making plans to
combat conditions and to have visit
Ing nurse and physician to aid In the
work
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17

now. They'ra heavy looking. but 'cft and
silky on the feet. and they sell for
only ........ ..... ........,.. 81 .Vo
-FAZY GRIT REtTS nre made Of soft
black fiber, with rich looking plated
buckle, and arc love priced at soc. oar
New York office sert US these. They
new.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
\ Two Days
Sale of .
Fine
Goats
IMPRESSIVE VALUES

New fall s-yic--'hc smnrtcst sJ-
pressions or the furricrs art-nt pre-
war price levels.
Gould anything he more cnticinS
especially when furE arc tho accepted
coat Or luxury for fall This is an
opportunity you should not pass.
Every condition in the fur world
points to higher prices.
Goats such as these n sold Mt
regular prices arc excellent value
but when they can he bought tfor two
dhvs only AZ these remarkable saw
tnEH-surely these two days are the
days in which to make your purchare.
"A BEAUTIFUL NO Il II II r. Il y
MUSKRAT COAT will be sent to some
lucky purchaser for ...... S11S 30
a SOUTHERN MusKRhT COAT
with raccoon collar and cuffs. IS
a RAccooN coAT. as inches long.
Is marked Mt tho remarkable figure
OF ...........,. ....''. ~ioo.VV
And n io-iuch Of tho same
nj ...s.#s4s.tss ss.ssss... ......s. Sstb.VV
A Southern Muskrnt In 3s-inch
length. has reversed cuffs aud band
hom mt .......-........... slsS 90
Kit Coney Coats in 3s-inch.
are .......... St7.5O and H57.SO
On tho Second Floor, Saturday and
Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
Today Is Boys Day
Bring them in for Jackie Coosan Buttons and to see Ii
Jackie Coogan Clothes
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS

Handsome Suits for bows. blue, rr,y.,
brown and green: all wool. hand tsil-
ored. newest models in the stvles that boys
most admire. All ages G to Is years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
And the Caps, at Sl.50 to $500

Many men who have seen them want to
know If they're on special sale. They
aren't. These arc regular Crews -begcs
prices
SILK AND wooT, son to wear with
those new brogIr Oxford, should be bought
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
JAZZ CAPS

New ones that have roll brims, nll-the
tno'sv" colors snd color combinations that
the small boy likes.