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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
MRS. CLARK G. SMITH
AND SON GO TO MAN

Mrs. c. C. smith FOR many years
= vel known resident OF Daytona
Reach. With her son. Noble. left to
day for Miami where she expects 20
make her future home. She saNs, how
ever she hopes TO spend much o. Tue
summers here in The future and VIII
nrobahlv return III August f~ few
weeks. Mrs Smith was one OF the
founders OF the naytona Beach II
hrarv and made the first contribution
for its establishment Ever since she
mas heen member of the board al
trustees and Tor several years was
secretary Of the hoard She has also
heeu interested IL church work ana
If member of the Community churen
choir also q member OF the Mothers
service club and has always taken
lively interest in the material ana tnt
moral welfare OF Daytona beach. MIS-
smith vii be greatly missed By
large circle of friends whe viii 2.
clad 10 have her return Mr. Smlii
has invested quite extensively in Ma
ami.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
Lecture at the
Tourist Church
Greatly Enjoyed

The evening al the Seabreeze Tour
ist church Friday. given for the hene-
ft of the Seabreeze Library AsSoCia-
tion by Rev Charles Frederic Gass,
II, u. and Mrs. Eva Nanev Grabuw-
sky. dramatic reader. was greeted BY
fair sized audience who Will louc
recall the literary merits of the ocCa.
sion with deep pleasure. Financially,
the encouraging sum of $50 Was real
ized.
Rev Canon H. Bryan of Toronto.
Canada, and Seabreeze presided With
his accustomed "suavity in modo. 10
Mrs. GrabowSky gave two splendid
numbers, Playing Tmkertown. by
Edmund V Cook, and "Pompie Ere.
pares for the Contest by Jane Ches.
ter, which is none other than The read
era own stage name Dr. Goss' lee
ture on Frontier Experiences" cover
ed period in his lite in western pi-
oneering fun of color and dramatic
incidents, and touched up nv mem
DRY afterglow. il makes a wonderful.
" pleasing story The prolonged ap-
plause which greeted the speakers in
dictated a highly entertained audience.
st the close of the entertainment re.
AutipHS W dhhlttldf On were oWPleA AA
Rev Canon T. O'Meara OF Toronto.
Can life long friend Of the lecturer
an enthusiastically voted by those
present
Rev Canon Bryan IN closing the
evening. briefly explained 10 the audi
ence the hopes and aims Of the asso
citation to securs~ lot on Ocean bout
evard on which to erect library
building that will include reading and
rest room and an information Office
He called attention to the fact that
both DsytoGa ana Daytopa Beach had
libraries and questioned what should
debar Seahreeze tie spoke OF the at
tractive To- under consideration ana
mentioned the fact that by the geuer
4 osity of tho owner might he h3d al
! the very reasonable figure ol $1,000
and of the efforts ot the ways auc
means COMMITTEES OF the association
to interest the wealthy property own
ers in the project
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
NEW COUNCIL OF TOWN OF
SEABREEZE TAKES OFFICE

Friday night at the Seabreeze town
hall two meeting of the twon council
We're held. one Of the old body and
one of the now.
At the meeting of the old council the
reports of the municipal election were
received and properly recorded. Then
the new Officess elected on Thursday
We're sworn in. when the old council
adjourned
Upon its adjournment the new body
came together FOR organization. A. n
Fleming an old member OF the board
was chosen president for the ensuing
wear. j. r, Tomlinson. George Wilker-
son and n. L. Bates took office as new
members
Mayor c A. Kcnney took his oath
in a most dignified manner and seems
to fit right in the job. II was decided
To call a special meeting on Monday
evening, March IS when the new ma
yor will announce the chairmen of the
following committees: finance. build
ing. streets. laws and ordinances, tax
alton ard water and sanitation. Clerk
W. II. Courtney was in his usual chain
and all went tremendously.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
Interest in Elections Gro,Ds
as Date for Ballotting Draws
Near; Three Running forMayor

Considerable interest is being man
ifested in the approaching Daytona
Beach municipal election which will
he neld next Saturday, March 20 The
POLLS will open at O'Clock in morn
ing and close at shutdown. The voting
place will be the city hall at the south
west corner of Harvey and Live Oak
streets.
<uring the past week several OF tide
candidates have been stirring around
among the voters and already there
are more or less street corner discus
sions. There Is a contest on for mayor
two candidates for the one year or
short term aldermanic position, Two
for collector, two for treasurer. two
for assessor and two for clerk In fact
only three candidates are without on.
position. they are those running for
the two. two-year councilman posi-
tions and the town marshal Each OF
the three candidates far mayor have
| been hustling more OF less and next
week VIII be very busy time with
them.
Mrs Minnie Kemp Barbe, wife OF
| Councilman J. s Rarbe. vas the FIRST
10 enter tho race and is the first we
man ever to aspire tor public office
! in this city MIR Barbe has served
/ two terms as mayor and one term as
councilman. Mrs. Barbe is the presi
/ dent of the Mother Service board
has been interested in all civic i'm
provements and is known as an excel
I lent business woman. She aud Mr.
/ Barrie have large real estate holdings
here. are large taxpayers and stan6
/ for the material and moral welfare O
/ the community. They came here
about a half dozen years ago direc
from West Virginia They live on tn,
ocean front,
ID. Jefferson Tracy was dominates
at the regular town caucus He ha
served two years as councilman an
has lived here about five years. He i
nicely located Il Peninsula naiv,
where he owns arc maintains u TCa
estate office Mrs Tracy has just be
gun tho construction OF a fine mex
4 apartment house in Marshall Par
which shows they have every conf
dence IN The e. nc Cf the town
John Farr also lives on the Oceal
Nfront and owns much valuable propi
~ here lie designed and owns In
Pullman apartments and has don
much In the way OF improving Vacan
properties He came here from Ch.cg
90 about four years ago and has bee
4 a candidate for councilman and IL
mayor He is substantial taXpaYel
For serving the people as mayor fo
one wear the fortunate candidate wi
! receive ssh and Zee of So for ever
conviction had in the mayors Ceul
during his term
Harry G. Thompson, one Of tn
candidates tor councilman q yea
term) lives in Bostwick Park and
one Of the proprietors OF the Clarel
don Hotel garage, He formerly had
garage IN Daytons and was al Oh
; time manager of the East Florjd
/, Telephone company tie is & liz
Young man and has no political We
. ries ana he has no opposition He Iva
/ lived here many years ana has an i
: teresting family.
Virgil V Harton is one tf Tho pa
prietors of the Harton Bros CARA.
on Grandyiev avenue and lis one q
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
Many Real Estate
Sales Reported by
Horn & WillsonCo.

morn ana Wilson's real estate of.
nee mas been simply alive with busi.
ness during the past few DAYS and i,
certainly looks as If good MANY tour.
ISIS nave made up their minds to co.
cure a building spot on the beach no.
lore leaving here for the summer
they report the following actual s,Ias
anu several more contemplated.
ocean front lot an northwest cor
ner Oh Lenox avenue. owned by c. l..
horn. has been sold To George Faith
VINO expects to place grand improve.
ment thereon very soon.
Two lots on Palmetto street near
harvey, sold by Horn & Wilson IN
Mrs Nettie NJ. Robbins. who viii no.
gin TO build thereon at once Mrs
Robbins has recently started an ex-
tensive building campaign in that
|neighborhood.
HON G Wilson Yesterday closed n
deal for two ocean front lots ;us,
north of the Seaside Inn. They have
been bought of Mrs. II. r. Stewart nv
]. Nj. Dunlap. This very valuable pro.
perty will be further improved.
Aiso three lots on Atlantic Heights
Just north of the Clarendon golf links
to Emma kerstetter Oscar Kerstetter
and Emma Ward. formerly OF Iowa.
They were sold by 4. f. Wright OF
Caribou. Maine.
j. II. REYNOLDS has purchased thru
the same agency a fine building LOT
on Live Oak street near Earl street
from 4. +. Wright. This will be i'm
proved at once.
Mrs, W. II. Dye has sold very de
sirable lot on Palmetto street near
Earl to Fl, o. Budgen who will build
1 thereon I'm the near future. Both are
| DaytGna Beach residents.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
DELIGHTFUL TREAT is
GIVEN WINNING TEAM

That Was some fine St. Patrick's
day treat the Oranges were obliged to
give the Puppies at the Community NJ.
f. church. The contest was for the
most Epwoish League members. All
of the guests were required 20 kiss
the Slarney stone Delicious refresh
ments we're served including sand
witches. potato salad, coffee and sew
erat distinctive Irish dishes. Several
games were played and everyone re
ports good time Prizes were given
and Attorney Harry Horn Won the
green pig. The rabbit Went 10 .
Daytona Young lady The hosts fol
this pleasant occasion we're: Mrs ID
II Rutter. chairman; Mrs. l.. c. Ram
sey. Mrs. Flora Lee Baisden and Mrs
Richard Tyner. The attractive decora
lions we're made by Miss Baisden aR'
Miss Mary RimDcS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
SEASIDE INN


AT the Seaside Inn are registered.
Mr.. and Mrs. A g. Weidensen and
son. Mrs. j Il Tabor, Cocoa. Fla.
Mr, and Ms. 6. ". Holman. Mt Yer
non, ~ y: Mrs John f. Fee. Roches
ter. \ y. Ms J r. Hood. Toronto.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
THE 6R { AkERS


At the Breakers are registered Nh
and Mrs +. { Feuss and Miss Edna
Feuss Coyington Ky; Mrs. r H.
sinister Washington. d. G.: Airs. T.
q Agnow, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
M NJ Copswell. Orlando; Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. L. McGetridge and daugh-
ters Pittsburgh; Mrs. NJ G. Baker
louisville. KY; Mrs. {. w Wiiman'
ToIedo O.: F. E. Baxter and alive
TavIor. Orlando: Ed Neuleaby, New
York
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
oAYToNA BEACH HOTEL


At the Daytona Beach hotel are
registered: Mrs. Leone Dorr Jackson
vile; f s, Moore. Minneapolis. MINI
Mrs 4. r Pierce and T. Pierce
Shenield Conn; MI and Mrs Geo
MeCamac. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u Nc
Camar. Miss FLORENCE r. NcC4maC
Elmha. y. y. ". Harmed. s. NJ Har
ned. Lydia Vowel. Susan Barnes and
Katherine dawson Orlando: n "
Brook. Miami. Mr. aud Mrs 6. r
Rorabeck Chicago. \. T.. prch. Al
lanta.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs Albert A. Bah. ve3y
agreeable people of Springfield. Mass.
have arrived fol few weeks stay
and are registered at local hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20

AIR. and Mrs T.. Gerry Of Detroit
who have Spent the winter here have
Just returned from tour Of tho east
coast resorts visiting falm Beach.
Miami amt other interesting places
Coming back with them are Mn and
Mr.. Mathew Galley OF l.apeer Mich
They will emau time "a The runt
apartments Mr. Galley is Michigan
banker Who has fallen In low with
Flofida tt" ana Mrs Galley Ere cbsrm
ed with tho beach ana Will doubtless
turn next year
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20

Saturday afternoon the following
very coneonial palty OF friends from
Sanford spent several delightful hours
on the beach. Dr aud Mrs. f. r
SWoet of Annoy. Mass ! " Twfi
~ J. " Bovd DR. and AIS s. M
Walker Mir AMI Airs. h. T.. HOY and
son Nrs II. At Mason. Mrs. John
sharpe Mir and Mrs. f. Adams and
Mas J. u Jenkins, all OF Sanford
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20

Nov total OF 1900 winter visitors
have registered at the tourist head
quarters in the lobby OF the Hotel
Dixie. In Ire contest for number of
registrations. Michigan stil leads
with ISL New York, second. with
$50 Ohio, third Pa. Kentucky. 1874:
Illinois, l4I; Indiana. l&2 and Penn
sylvania 101. Thirty-nine states and
five foreign countries are represented
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20

n Of 0
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
0QHonRtl'8 Corner

that Edith Fairfax would tell Leila Of
the original decorations which had been
in this room, and would paint the prep
arations for the brides reception in far
different colors than the rosy hues
through which. Leila was now surveying
them.
IL she stummered.
] struck in impetuonsly, angered be-
yond discretion ut the look on Edith
Tairfax's face.
~ Mean Just That"
'"This doesn't begin to express half
the work, Leila" / said impressively.
when you know what this little WON
an really has done, you'll hug her
tighter than ever. "You know, of
course, that she's really only about 10
years DID," I laughed fondly at my
little friend whose eyes we're fixed on
me with the expression Of child who
inadvertently has been imprisoned in a
room and sees a rescner approaching.
you do her wrong" Dicky put in.
"Seven and half"
"And she got mixed up on your
favorite colors," / went on ignoring
Dicky's interruption. ''This room was
the most exquisite thing last night, but
it wasn't in your colors. You'll have to
look in her own room for the color
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21

the ministrations Of i trained nurse ~
Lillian demanded challenging. aStop
your nonsense, Kitten; take your bow
gracefully, and let's have something to
eat. I'll bet these folks are starving.
/ know / AM
"Oh-h!' the little hostess cried. 1T
those things are burning! Edith, will
you see to Leila and help her with her
things?"
She scurried down the stairs as
girl Of is might have DONE / looked
at Lillian with admiring eyes. She had
diverted her hostess attention, had
saved 4 situation which might have be-
come too emotional, and had disclaimed
credit--all In i sentence. Al my eyes
met hers, / caught flash Of commend
alton in them, and knew that she rec
o9nixed and approved what had tried
to do for Mrs. Durkee.
"Well, Leila!' Dicky drawled. much
as I'd like to stay and explain to you
which Of these draperies are cut on the
bias and which have cuflicues up the
sides, l suppose I'd better get out.
There's no one else could do it as well,
but there's SO much professional jeal-
ousy around here, I'm going to beat it
pronto. Come, Marion, let me give you
4 piece of advice. Never, never"
He rushed Lillian's, little daughter
down the stairs as If he had been her
own age, and whatever i1onsensical
piece Of advice he was giving her was
lost in the child's peals OF laughter.
Lillian and /, more sedately following,
smiled at each other, not SO much at
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
SPRAY 0F THE FALLS

s. Brown Of Denton spent Sunday
in Great Falls.
F. ]. Berges spent Sunday visiting In
Great Falls from Denton.
Primrose Camp, r. N. Of A. X. Of
p hall. Meeting tonisht.-Adv
Miss Helen thinner was visiting in
Great Falls Sunday from Highwood.
r. f. Lewis was a business visitor
in Great Falls Sunday from Brady.
Exhibition fine millinery. noutxahn'a
exclusive shop. 10. 18th st. So.--Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. V. q. White were
Sunday visitors in Great Falls from
Power.
Mrs. r. Jockey came in from Geral-
dine Sunday for few days visit in
Great Falls.
r. O. Somers came in from Roundup
Sunday for a short business visit in
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Crawford came
inofrom Chester Sunday for 4 few
days visit in Great Falls.
Howell Harris came in from High
wood Sunday afternoon to spend a
few days visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cooper Of
Lewistown were among the out-of-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
POLLS TO OPEN
FOR PRIMARIES
AT NOON TODAY
Total Registration for City
Primary Election in Fl
Precincts Is 1888.
THE POLLING PLACES
First Ward.

Precinct 1-Y. M. G. A., 1Ol
First avenue north. J
Precinct Council chambers OF
the court house.
Precinct 81 Standard garage,
First avenue north and Sixth street.
Precinct a. Whittier school.
Third avenue north and Eighth
street.
+ Precinct 5-City tool house,
Eighth avenue and Sixth street
north.
Second Ward.
Precinct 6-Booth and Tompkins
confectionery, 114h Third street
south. -
Precinct 7-Da1y block, 20S
Fourth street south.
Precinct g. Police courtroom,
423 Second avenue south.
Precinct o-L:ncoln school, Third
avenue south and Sixth street.
Third Ward.
Precinct 1O-Carpenters' hall,
rs First avenue south.
Precinct 1f-Junior high school,
First avenue south between Ninth
and Tenth streets.
Precinct 12- Lyne's plumbing
shop, TO Fifth avenue south.
Precinct 13-Horan store. 1926
Second avenue south.
Fourth Ward.
Precinct 14-Wash:ngton school,
First avenue north and Tenth
street.
Precinct 15-North Side fire sta
ton, 412 Thirteenth street north.
Precinct 16-High school, Cen
trail avenue between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
Precinct 18-McKinley school,
Sixth avenue north between Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets.
Precinct 19-Last Chance build
ing. 1923 Eighth avenue north.
Precinct 20-Lowell school,
Second avenue north and Thirty
second street.
Fifth Ward.
Precinct 21-West Side fire sta
ton.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
MRS. BRYANT TO TALK
TO BUSINESS WOMEN.

Mrs. Daniel Bryant viii talk at the
next luncheon Of the Business and
Professional Women's club Thursday
at Hotel Rainbow.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21

scheme that was here as late as this
morning TO the last detail. +"
You don't mean she changed it, with
Ill this work?" Leila exclaimed breath
lessly.
lily, fortified by the slight curl of Edith
TafrfAx's lips, and the flash OF exAsper-
alton which had seen in her eyes as
she turned them on me for second,
then as quickly averted them.
Saving / Situation.
At least had spiked her guns, / said
TO myself vulgArly but triumphartly::
I knew that even If she told Leila of
the first decoration, the bride would
attribute it to the cynicism which the
older sister had developed since her
absence in war work abroad, and which
/ had heard the younger girl attempt
to soften on more than one occasion.
"Oh, you darlingw There was real
emotion IN, Leila's voice, az she fulfilled
my prediction and Rugged her mother
in-law tighter than ever.
"rm not the one to hug" Little
Mrs. Durkee's voice came muffled and
distressed, but with distinct note Of
kldu IcAlCl IL IL, lIOM AlGld clOIASc.
II don't believe I'd ever have thought
Of it BY myself. And Lillian aud Madge
and Edith have worked like horses to
get it ready. Lillian, especially. She
went to New York on the early train
this morning, shopped like mad, re-
turned at noon and has been going it
ever since. / should think she'd be
ready to drop"
"Do look as IL I were ready for
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
III OLDINCA
HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's
New Phase off,.
REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
Why 1t Took Three Persons to Relieve
Mrs. Ourkee's Conscience.

need not have feared for Leila. As
her mother-in -law threw open the door
of her room, with a triumphant child
ish gesture that said plainly, "Just see
what I've donew the pretty bride stood
still for minute. Her eyes roved over
the exquisite room with it's rose drhp-
cries, it's every detail worked out in
her fayorite color, while the air was
[deliciously scented with the perfume of
the roses which completed the decora-
ton. Then she turned with q girlish
squeal Of delight:
"Oh, ALT! Look at what mother has
done!" she called, then she put her
arms tight around her mother n-law.
You precious darling" she said lov-
ingly. II never had such beautiful
surprise in my life. And everything in
my favorite color, too. How you must
have worked to accomplish it."
Little Mrs. Durkee's face changed
piteously. I saw her glance furtively
at Edith Fairfax, who was regarding
her with look of cool, detached APP
praisal, then appealingly at Lillian and
me, standing together a few feet from
her. I knew Of what she was afraid
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21

the unconscious hit Dicky had made in
his nonsensicAl adieu.
i think that'll hold dear Edith for
awhile" Lillian said with little click
OF her teeth, which told me that for
come reason or other her dislike for
Edith was as intense as her liking for
Leila was sincere.
NExT:-"vvhat Edith Fairfax Did
to Get Evon.'"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
HAND LOOM ARTICLES TO
BE SHOWN AT CLUB,

Fifty-two hand woven articles from
the Tenaf1y weavers in New Jersey,
will be exhibited by Mrs. III. B. Mitchell
at the meeting Of the art session of
the Women's club, Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, in the Edison Recital hall.
Mrs. w. f. Guy will give paper on
the "Work and Life of George Innis."
Officers for the art section will be
nominated at the general business
meeting at 2:3O o'clock. Parliament
tary drill will be at 2:15 o'clock.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
Burning Car Reported
but Cannot Be Found

The Central fire department made a
run at midnight Saturday in response
to a telephoned report Of an automo
bile fire On Fourth street north. but
covered the distance without finding
trace Of smoke. It was not learned
whether the alarm was sent in by mis-
take or was d false alarm.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
ST, MARCARET'S CHAPTER
THIS AFTERNOON,

st. Margaret's chapter of the Epis-
copal guild will meet this Monday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the rec
tory, with Mrs. Christoph Keller, 606
Third avenue north.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-21
ST. MARY'S GUILD WILL
Meet TODAY.

st. Mary's chapter Of the Episcopal
guild will meet this Monday after
moor at 2:3O o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Merrick, $40 Fifth street
north.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

At right-Miss Margaret
Kahn, daughter of Otto II.
Kahn, one of the Olympic's s
passengers, photographed
just before sailing.
Photo. International
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

8 rooms, lot, electric lights. water
lawn and shade; close In on Spruce
St; good furniture; 1855, $275 cash
bal. SEQ per month.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
HEADS OF NINE UNION
SURRENDER TO GOV.
Men We're Indicted After
Fatal Shooting at
Merrimac

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. &c ,
kr~rry and Fred Mooney. president
and secretary respectively Of di--i-,
Il of IN" United Mine Workers ~
America. against whom Indictment
wore recently returned in Mirso
roun'y growing out of tho fatal shoot
ing at Nctrirac last May and whose
vhsrea bouts had beor unknown since
iodAy surrendered a, the office uf Gov
orrur =, =. Morgan. according 10 an
official statement.
Tho surrender had beer rrcviou-'v
arranged tho announcement added
after Governor Morgan had promised
tho two mon police protection 10 vii
hanson. Deputy rhrriffs and mrrt-
hrrs Of tho state police took Keenev
and Mooney into custody on vri,s -f
carias.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
SORTED

'hc cooperation Of other orEnnTrn-
iinnn including tho biz four brother
hoodr. N n strike were called snd
urged hiH audience to prepare for ar-
ZION. Tho strike vote completed Aug
p NrT announced ns showing conriI-
tutiouai majority against tho vs=s
r"du"iinn which went into crr~, Juiy
y. This waE Tho first official consrmp-
iion NJ tho result Condemnation Of IN.
operations of tn" labor board and of is
decisions waH voiced by all speaker
Mr. jewell charged that the railroad
w"r" attempting 10 use tho hoard To
thko'"n unfair advantage Of tho indus
trial situation. MIR, Jewell said n.
would demand Of tho board "tha, for
once tt mcrt "a situation In n practical
way and announce tho remaining
rules simultaneously.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

$4,000 for 7-R. mod, upstairs viii
rent for s35; good location, one blocl
to Mesa Junction. $500 cash.