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the Kehillas Of Frankfurt and Leip-
zig. Frankfurt's deficit has been COW
cred by a recent legscy made by Jacob
H. Schiff.
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STRIKERS ATTACKED BY POLICE.

Jaifa: (By |. J. p. b. Striking con-
fectioners Of Leonstein's and Schal-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-07

mans factory collided with the police.
Several men were wounded, one ser
iously. Eight men were arrested. The
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-07
Pass Eleven

government permitted both, picketing
and also importation Of strike-break-
ers.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-07

At 0 o'clock nearly one hundred
members, ladies and guests, gathered
at the Italian Hall Of Hotel Bentley
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travel through the continental, states OF
Europe. and they will also pay WISH
to the Holy Land They Will De geoe
several weeks.
r. B. Martin of Carlisle. Pa. arrived
here yesterday. and will spend the rest
Of this week looking after business IN
tereSts
Miss Charlotte Wiltsc Of the ONCE
force of the Warwick China company Is
spending few days at her home at Az
water. Ohio.
James Young. son of Mr.. and MIS-.
George j. Rogers. has been removed 10
the family home at Woodsdale from the
Ohio Valley General hospital, where he
underwent an operation for removal OF
tonsiIs on Monday. He Is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Malcolm Pratt and young son.
John Pratt. of Bellefontaine, Ohio, Will
return home tomorrow after visiting
Mrs. Pratt's sister, Mrs. George Rogers
of Woodsdalc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grogan will spend
the week end in Pittsburgh visiting
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles II. Robinson re-
turned Wednesday night TO their home
on Fourteenth street after spending the
past three weeks in Atlantic City. .
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has been the guest Of Miss Josephine
Gov of Woodsdalc, will return home this
mornings
Mrs. w. l.. Latts will be removed from
tho Ohio Valley General hospital TO her
home in Woodsdale Today.
Miss Anne Pauley Of Morganto"n
will arrive in the city this evening to
be the guest of Miss Ada Bonesseh a'
her home on the Island
William kalkreuth Of the United
States marines. stationed at Pensacola
Florida, is spending Il leave as the guest
OF his father. Otto kalkrcuth. the city
gardener He conducted prisoner 10
Columbus barracks and secured a leave
in order TO visit his home.
Mrs. f. T. Nolte Of Eighteenth street.
who several days ago suffered stroAe
Of paralysis was reported somewhat
better late last evening.
Misses Mildred Seward, Creta ROOT
and Lula DcminG of Newark. ONO. are
spending several days as guests or rela-
tives and friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Barlow OF New
York city arc visiting friends in this
city for a few days.
y. j.. Hodges Of West Point is spend
ing scvesal days here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper Of Woods
field are visiting friends here for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. J. Weber of Chicag
Ill. are the'gucSts Of relatives In this
city for n few days.
G. l.. Hall of New York city is bust
ness visitor mere for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. &. Smith Of Woods
field are the guests Of friends here for
several days
Mr.. and Mrs Otto schcnk will leave
on an extended trip to Europe on May
80 Their plans contemplate extended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20
Brotherhood Circle.
About People
Movements Of IhdlviduAls 70 Ana
Prom The City.
At THE HOTELS.

Rogsrs-A. c. Campbell. Fairmont;
A. S. Eskey. GAINESVILLE; II. T. David
son, Cincinnati.
6eUurs-Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Har-
bauer. Huntington: n. NJ. Leigh, Man
ninNon: J. +. Anderson, Manningtto:
T.. r. Rude. Huntington; X. A. Peters
Warrington: Shia Mauser, Sistersville;
c. A. Rotterock, Parkersburg.
w1ndsor-E. \. Rollins, Charleston;
J. A. Chapman, Charleston; r. g. Ar
mold. Pittsburgh.
Stamm-Miss Ruth Maxwell Blue
field; Charles Bayha, Moundsville; G. l..
Woodford. Pittsburgh; S. C. Gilman,
Marietta.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Criswell, Of Moundsville
wife Of Rev. Criswell, Of the Baptist
denomination. who was operated on last
week at Ohio Valley General hospital
for goiter, Is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Ellis Reynolds. Of Keyser, w.
Vas, is the guest of local relatives, called
here on account Of illness in the family
of f. c. Porter q the south side.
Miss BERTHE Johnson, Of Jacob street.
who has been quite i'll for several days
Of tonsilitis. is able to resume her work
r. q. Singleton, of Dover, Ohio, is the
guest OF his Sunt Mrs. Margaret Single
ton. on Eoff str$et.
Edward Carey, VINO has been visiting
relatives in southern West Virginia for
the last eseveral weeks, has returned
to his home on South Market street
He expect to leave Saturda yto resume
his work in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. J. l.. Jackson. Of Parkersburg,
was the guest Of local friends Wednes-
dkay and Thursday Of this week, Iesr-
ing last evening for her homo.
Miss Mildred Gunther Of Eoff street
will spend the Weekend with her cousin.
Miss Hattie Gunther in New Martins
Vile.
Miss Agnes Martin. Of Uniontown. Pa
who has been spending several days the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Anderson. Of the
south side, is leaving today for Pitts
burgh to visit a few days before re-
turning home.
p. T. holland OF Cleveland. Ohio. is
Spending several days visiting here with
friends.
Paul Outright and Clay Hammond are
spending few days in Wheeling.-Mor-
gantown Post
Mrs. Harold Lang Of Pittsburgh, who
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Your druggist can now supply you
with the genuine Partisan Sage which Is
guaranteed to quickly and safely Danish
every sign Of disgusting dandruff, stop
itching scalp and falling hair and stimu-
late new hair to grow, or money re-
funded.
Thousands can testify TO it's excel
lence; some who feared badness now
glory in their abundant hair, while
others who were constantly annoyed
with dan3ruff and itching head got a
clean. healthy scalp just after a days
use Of this simple home treatment.
Partisan Sage Is scientific prepare
tion that supplies hair needs. It's easy
to use, perfectly harmless. not sticky
or greasy. and even the first application
usually makes the hair and scalp look
and feel 100 per cent better. Il
If you want to save your hair. make
1t always look its best. start a new
growth. don't delay-bcgin using Pr
risian Sage tonight. c. II. Griest & Co.,
will supply you. 4 large bottle costs
you nothing IL it does not give per give
perfect satisfaction
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SEVEN COMPANIES
RESPOND TO ALARM
Chicken Coop Ahrs in North Wnssnns
stixr up Plenty Of Excitement

Seven companies Of the first Depart
ment responded ut $40 o'clock last eve,
ning m an alarm from Box 12I. located
~ F,rst and Main street. Sparks from
a PENNSYLVANIA railroad are supposed TO
have set fire to an old shed owned by
Mike Agnic and used as chicken COOP
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FIGHTERS ARRESTED.

Mrs Mary Mitchell and Tom Smith
were arrested yesterday afternoon at
Blacks hotel by Detective Mcknown'
on a charge of lighting. Unable 10 furn-
ish the necessary forfeit they we're
lodged in the Jail.
Ed Blattner was also arrested yes
terday afternoon by Officer F. Jones on
! disorderly charge. He Is alleged TO
have been fighting with his brother.
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IN Honor PAstof.

DR.. CHARLES II. Robinson. pastor OF the
First United Presbyterian church and
teacher Of the Mems Bible class. will be
honorcd with an informal dinnen party
TO be given this evening In the church
dining room by the members of the
class. DR.. Robinson recently returned
from an extended vacation in Atlantic
City. and tonight's AFFAIR will be In the
nature Of reunion. The dinner Will be
served at o'clock and will be featured
with a tempting menu. attractive ap'
pointments and a shortp rogram OF in
teresting talks. DR.. Robinson has long
been teacher Of this progressive class
and the dinner tonight has been ar
ranged by the men to show their APP
of'his services and to well
come him back again after his pleasant
sojourn at the famous resort
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Juvenile Part.

\ Juvenile party around whicn GrI"'
interest has conferred was that Ei'"A FtS'
evening by Miss Vida May ce"!s
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nichols, at her home in WoodsdaiS. Inc
occasion celebrated the seventh plNn'
d.v anniversary of the happy little
hostess who was the recipient or an
array of lovely gifts. From seven until
nine o'clock the merry little guests de-
ughtel in faroritc games on the lawn
and on the porch and at Ne latter hour
they we're invited into the dining room
for luncheon. Pink and white was ef-
fectiyrlv carried out in the appoint
nents \ huge white birthday cake
hearing seven pink candles and banked
with pink rose buds. formed the at
,ractiy. ccntcrpiece and each place was
marked with 4 pretty place card and
minruture basket filled with dainty con-
frc-ions. The following enjoyed the
affair:
Misses
Harriet SchcnN DorothE OoeIu,eN
pa,,Iirc Nichols Dorothy Nichols .
ucrcn Miller Sarah Nichols
80 NiIIer Marie Claire Kam-
risr GundIlEg mer
>rar,b5 potter Madeline Ambrose
Jane Potter !%rH Ja'' 49,,
clara Louise Linton VIDA May Nichols
McsSrS.-
Sirhnls Maxwc, Charles Ross
Charles Bachman
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they were ushered into the dining room.
Mrs. Young was assisted in receiving
the guests by Mrs. f. r. Mauck. Mrs.
Trippitt and Miss Lyle Little. Mrs. Hal
Speidel presided over the handsomely
appointed tea table, which was CEN
tered with a basket Of lovely roses. Her
assistants were Mrs. Dent y. Taylor,
Mrs. w. b. Higgins. Mrs. W. Il. Irvine.
Mrs. Harold Young. Miss Delphia Young
and Miss Lottie Hicks. Miss Agnes
Cline. chairman OF this division. was Mn
general charge of arranging for the tea.
and she was ably assisted by Mrs. Will
liam Miller. Mrs. Curtis Springer, Mrs.
Sam Jacobs and Mrs. John Dingcr
Tea ut Club.
Mrs. Friend Crcsap Cox and her
daughters Mrs. Mae Cox Weaver and
Miss Josephine Cox, were hostesses at
one Of the most charming social func-
lions OF the week yesterday afternoon.
when they entertained with an informal
tea party to compliment Mrs. Harold
Lang of Pittsburgh. who is their guest.
The hours were from until 4:30. and
during that time close to scventy-hre
guests called. The hostesses and honor
guest received the guests in the club
parlor. which was beautiful In its deco
rations Of potted palms and spring
blossoms. The tea table was adorned
with a basket of lovely Ophclia roses
and maidenhair fern, and here were
Mrs. S. T. Norton. Miss Lydia Good and
Miss Almyra Brown presiding. Through
out the afternoon IN orchestra stationed
in an alcove played 4 program of pleas
ing selections.
brotherhood Circle.
An enjoyable time was had last eve
ming by the members of the Brotherhood
Of st. James Lutheran CHURCH at the
monthly meeting Of their society which
was held in the basement of the church.
An extraordinary program was rendered
by a number Of the members. The COM
mittee in charge Of last evenings af-
fair were: William Weimer. T. r. Bay
ha, A. L. Schmidt. and Carl Ritter.
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uiaEtonE1 TeA Party.

The ladies Of the out-the-pikc division
of the Home Missionary society Of the
Fourth Street ". L. church were guests
at a charming tea party yesterday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Alex. Young
at Hubbard's Lane. The hours were
from until 5 o'clock. and during that
period sixty women called to enjoy the
hospitality the affair afforded. The beau
tiful lawn was the mecca for the guests
until time for the serving Of tea when
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LUNCHEON At
NJ LURE HOTEL
FORMER STUDENTS OF WEST VIZ;
GINA UNIVERSITY WILL HOLD
INITIAL, AFFAIR SATURDAY.
Luncheon VIII BE Featured With Plans
for Completing Permanent
Organization.

Tho luncheon to be given Saturday at
the Mcclure hotel for all local former
students OF West Virginia university
whether graduates or not, Is being an
ticipated as an occasion OF more IMAM
ordinary interest This will be the mi
tial gathering of these former students
az this vicinity and steps will be taken
al the meeting to form permanent or
ganizatjon with the view to coming to-
gethcr socially once each year at least.
Mrs. Marcus o. Bond was the originator
of the movement. and assisted by Mrs.
carl G. Eachman and Mrs. Alma Hoolit-
zell, has been most successful In arous-
ing enthusiasm and interest among the
former students of the university. mrs.
Charles s. Morrison will preside as
toaStmiStrcSs at the luncheon and the
main address will be made by Miss Anne
Pawlcy. a senior at the university and
president OF n number of student or
CARNATIONS. who will take for topic
Student Activities" Other lc<Gl women
will be on the program and there will
also be musical selections.
The luncheon will be serted at one
thirty o'clock in the ball room of the
Mcclure hotel and will be notable for
its unusual and appropriate appointments.
OF which Mountain Laurel, the state
flower gathered from the hills surround
ing tho university, will be the predom-
mating note. The university colors, old
gold and blue. will be effectively car
ried out in the minor details. the taHors
and place cards being novclc.es IN these
colurS.
,,ha To,on.;rr have made reservations.
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Yaiu CAub Dance

This evening the Kahn Club members
and friends will senjoy the eighth OF 4
series OF dances at the club rooms, 90
and Wood streets Mango's orchestra
will furnish a pleasing program o.
dance numbers and a pleasant time is
anticipated.
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Bridge Party Today.

M-s. Jar:ies W. Ewing will entertain
this afternoon at her home in Woods
dale with an informal bridge party
which has been arranged as a sociat
courtesy for Mrs. Malcolm Plat Of
Bellefontaine. Ohio who is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. c.. J. Rogers. Four
tables will accommodate the guests at
a pleasant afternoon at bridge. and the
games will be concluded with the serv-
ing Of tempting refreshments.
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Class Entertained

Miss Katherine Brunhaus entertainer
the members OF her class At junior h's''
school Of Warwood on Wednesday eve
ming. at her home on Seventh stree
Warwood The evening was spent III
diversified social pastimes and at late
hour a luncheon of pretty appointments
W., served, Miss Brunhaus' guests
included:
Misses
N;rcipi, Rercrrr Hazel Ray
>t,r,-,ro, Ritz Louise Holmes
Madeline Stoddard Mildred Bauman
Edna Ford EcheNieNe 9"4"u'e'
Hilda Ford
MeSSrS-
uarreI, Sbeorinr Ivan Armbruster
Harry Hohmann Harold Lasch
Bernard OBrSn Gran Noole
rrr,. Keysc- Walter BrunhauS
Herbert Miller
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No matter what you want It will I've
,ou time and money TO use iN1A>'
LIGEECER WANT ADS.
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Alpha p Dance

The Alpha ri Fraternity Of Martins
Ferry will entertain its members ana
friends with an informal dancing party
this evening. The affair will be heid IN
the White Palace, at Wheeling. fark
and as the first event of the so9Sat
lightful features. Jones' Novelty Enter
tainers have been engaged to furnish
the music and they will feature speciai
novelty singing on this occasion IN
vitations have been issued ana large
attendance Is expected.
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MeSu0 mes
n NJ SPoatS

MeSdameS-
O. NJ. Stats James r. Bolton
Howard J. Mctiir- Louis MarSchner
mis-. West Liberty Mrs Chambers of
Charles : Morrison West Alexander
Carl G.. BaChman James ID. Parrlott,
Marcus =. Bond of Moundsrille
II. W. Campbell Louis Core
Wilbur Watkins Jos. X. Curl
Alma Hoblitzel
Misses
Virginia Mckinley Mary t.. Morgan,
Ncttic pawkinS OF West Liberty
Edith BnuucScn Jennie {. Bcltz
.\da BunneScn Edith conway
Carrie Dague Virginia kurne1
Mary Yoeger. Of Halle Baird
West Liberty Nina GrandStaff
Iaur;, ,'rRro Anne l'awley. of
Cay DorSc! M"rGHnlO"h
Bertha Jane Smith. Grace Cox.
of ShadyS:uc
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A o. H. Eucr.

The final arrangements have been
completed for the Eucre which the
A. o. II. and Ladies' Auxiliary will give
on Tuesday evening, May "a, in the KAN
club rooms, Thirty-sixth and Woou
streets.
A pleasant evening is anticipated. SIX
handsome prizes will be awarded to both
the ladies and gentlemcnt making the
highest scores.
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The blaze was quickly extingutshsd W.
practically no loss 80,
Fire companies responding 70
alarm were Engine companies Nos: :. ri
and II; Ladder Company NO aAn
Hose company No. Z.
A truck from below the creek!
rushed I'D Market street fireman ;
stoned out to flag it down so he couId
90 70 the fire. When the truck stopped
Suddenly, scores of spectators In the
street though the fireman had been run
down, and great excitement was created.
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A SPLENDID
HlIR: GROWER
Pound 1t LsASt-8hows 1sSultS h wv
Days or Nothing to Fay.

Here is good news for anyone whose
hair Is faded. dry. streaked and scraggly
is falling out BADLY. and whose scalps
are covered with dandruff and itch like
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Honortng Graduates

The memhers OF the Senior-Acadenic
class ocsSt. Joseph'S Academy were
honor guests At :, theatre party yes
terdav afternoon given by the members
OF the Junior-AcadcmiC class OF the
academy The young people enjoyed
picture show and later were served
tempting luncheon at the Green hoo"i
The following were the honor guests
Misses
,.aor, ,.t.ser Frances Doughcrty
u.i.n NcCahe Angela Shepard
Ann Simmer Lillian korn
Anna Weiss
HOSteSScS o t;ne OCCASION ne
Misses
Narv Katherine Mary Margaret
HaSSett turlan 4.
,rino knlIpan Kathryn McDernott
Mary McFaddcn hathIeeh -H1r
Anne Farrell
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Tho foremost social function or inc
mock will be the annual junior-Senior
iron, of Wheeling high school. when
will be held this evening in the J9nn W,
Morris Scottish Rite cathedral. rina4
datoiIs have been completed. and from
oI1 indications the affair will be even
No., elaborate than in previous years.
Tho tables will be placed in the spacious
banquet hall and will be surr9unoeu
,vjtb a garden scene Of palms and tcrns'
Tho tables will be conferred with cius-
tors of yari-colorcd sweet peas anu
streamers Of green and white Will De
artistically arranged over the tables IN
canopy effect. The farors will De cor
sape bouquets Of sweet peas for the
ladies and buttonholes Of the same
flower for the gcntlement
The banquet will be served al
o'clock by the girls OF the sophomore
class OF domestic science. Miss Martina
Ross. cooperating with special COM
mittce Of students mothers, Will pre-
pare the dinner. This committee IS
composed Of Mesdamcs II. Beuleke, r.
c. Stcinbicker, Henry Stoller. NJ. H.
Holden. Harry Cunningham. c. II. ROD
inson. The following menu will De
enjoyed:
Fruit Cocktail
Creamed Chicken Mashed Potatoes
Peas in Patty Cases
Hot Rolls Butter
Tomato Salad
Brick Ice Cream Assorted CAKES
Cafe Noir
There will be one hundred and sew
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
COMMENCEMENT week CLOSES
THIS EVENING WITH NORMAL
GRADUATION EXERCISES

Commencement week will end to-
night with the graduation exercises
Of the Colorado State Normal School.
The weeks activities began last Fri
day night with the graduation pro-
gram Of the eighth grade. The play
let, The Patriotic Peanut Stand
was presented with q great deal Of
vigor and was full Of action from be-
ginning to end. Il was followed by
n short musical program and diplomas
were given to twenty graduates.
President Quigley entertained the
members of the Normal graduating
class ut the customary dinner ard re-
ception at the La Veta hotel Saturday
night. An excellent turkey dinner
was served and at its conclusion, DIR.
Quigley presented each graduate with
a gorgeous American Beauty rose.
The Baccalaureate service was held
at the Community church Sunday
morning and was attended by friends
and relatives of the Normal and High
School graduating classes. The gradu-
ates and faculty members in cap and
gown assembled at the Boys ClIo and
marched to the church in q body.
The Fine Arts Concert Monday
night was pronounced by many as the
most enjoyable concert Of the year.
The orchestra and girls giee club
were in particularly fine shape, and
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
GUMN|sON HOTEL AND
TEA ROOM COMPLETED

The Gunnison Hotel and Tea Room
is rapidly taking shape from the old
Webster dry goods block and will be
in shape to receive summer students
Monday, with the opening of the din
ing room get for week or ten days
later.
On the. third floor ten nice rooms
have been built into the structure, and
the artistic hands of Frank and John
Zugeldcr are this week adding finish
ing touches TO woodwork and plaster
ing. These ten rooms are engaged
by % young lady students, who will
be very comfortable and have mag
nifcent view from the top Of the
hotel. There are two baths and toilets
on this floor.
The second floor has not required
many changes to make pleasant living
apartments, but two new rooms have
been equipped for guests. The front
rooms are reserved as hotel parlors
ard club rooms, where the hotel
guests can read, write and receive
their friends. A large amount of
furniture and equipment is being ad-
ded this week, but arrangements can
hardly be completed in SO short a
time.
The ground floor will make fine
tea room, where the intention is not
only to serve excellent meals, but the
finest of pastries and delicious side
dishes.
The heating plant will be placed in
the basement during the summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
OOYLEV|LLE FOLKS START
PUEBLO RELIEF FUND

DoylevilIe citizens have started a
fund for Flood Relief. From e. D.
Stephenson this morning. The News
Champion received 5000, IS from the
Doyleville Baseball club and IS from
the Junior B. B. club, making $1,000.
This paper will take care of any
contributions that may be entrusted to
it, and forward to relief headquarters.
at once.
The News Champion immediately
sent the following wire:
Gunnison, June s, 1921.
American Red Cross,
Chairman Relief Organization,
Pueblo, Colo.
A fund Of twenty dollars has
been entrusted to the News-C Champion
for the flood sufferers at Pueblo and
vicinity Kindly wire Immediately, our
expense, name Of official to whom this
money should be forwarded.
HENRY F. LAKE JR.,
Editor Gunnison News-C Champion.
Pueblo, 2 p. M, June 9. 121.
H. F. Lake, Jr., Editor News-C Cham
pion, Gunnison, Colo,
Send your contribution to Ameri-
can Red Cross Pueblo Chapter. We
greatly appreeiats your help and ws
IF. HEATING, Pres.
This generous coutxibution Of Doyle
VILE folks was Immediately forwarded
70 tie above address by Denver ex-
10 s ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-10
NO VISITORS WANTED Is THE
WARNING SENT OUT BY GUARDS

Pueblo. June 5-The Associated
press was asked by Captain Nichols
Legion men nor nurses" Captain
Nichols said We can't feed them.
II they came they couldn't Be Of
much assistance and they would only
be burden upon the city. We haven't
enough to feed ourselves to say
nothing Of q lot Of people from other
places.
Tomorrow morning detail Of men
will be stationed ON the Colombo
Springs. road. thirty miles from Pueb-
10, and no one will be allowed to pass
unless they are bringing food and sup
piles into the city"