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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-09
MOderni inserat.

Pro svou mladou zenu hle.
dam vhodn6ho milovnfka, KITE
~ by 81 il wal pffpadu roz-
vodu. Nab. pod IN: Nam uz
vvhl6dnutou jinou' do adm. t.
I,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-09

knu, strach ma velk6 oci, RI
ka sc, ale zarlivost je8t6 vetsi.
Od toho prvniho yec era mel
ma Tonika troSku syrchu, ac il
max poll V lese shodoval Sc s
MIN znamenit6.
Ale kdyz Sc priSlo dmn1 -
6, to je jina, nechutnalo mu
jfst, ami pit vtipum Toniko-
wynn Sc nejak nucen6 small a
ienom stale sledoval, nehledi-li
Tonik Andulkou ma sebe ne
jak napadn6.
1nu, prachinfamsky Tonik ;
ma mic nepomyslil, kdyz Sc k
nemu jednou V ned6li prikra-
dla Andulka ma zahradku a
sd6livSi mu, re Bohdan - to
jest pan fort - spi, prosila no
10 radu, co mu dat k svatku.
Jak povidam: ma mic nepo-
myslil a radil v1bec dobfe a po-
ctive.
Ale pojednou Sc rozl6tlo ok
no a Skfipina, ienz uz chvilku
pozoroval jejich ddv6rny ho-
vor, volal ma Tonika, ably Sc sci
obl6ci, ze sc pGjde ven.
Ov$em, re Sc oba lekli toho
nahleho volani - tax byl
Skripina We SVEN podezreni
jen utvrzen.
Cestou Sc mracil a rec 2 ne
no LEILA jako med z kozichu.
Nedivte sc, zkuste to jednou 81
zazarlit a v6ru, re YAM nebude
do skoku! Trapny duch susi
kosti.
Cd toho dne mel Skripina
naladu cim dal tim horsi, ne
jedi, nepil a treti den po - ra-
nu hned zastihl svoii Andulku
$ Tonikem Ease V ddv6rn6m no
voru.
Jde k MIN - rozletli sc, ia
ko kdvz do vrabcG stfeli. Jeho
Andulka pfi tom n6co schova-
vala a utekla a Tonik ztratil
,r6jak rec. kdyz Sc ho Skfipina
chmurn6 ptal, co to bylo.
Nasel jakous takous vymlu-
WI - Skfipina poznal, ze to ie
vymluva - ale bylo to tax ne
iapn6, re Sc ma neho fort ien
podival a nefekl nic, leda ze sc
pHide ven.
Co mel, chudak. delati? Nei-
Irad6ii by byl utekl sam do le-
sG, aby 81 ochladil cello - ale
nechati Tonika donna? - Ia
nc ma sv6t6l Dosti toho bylo,
kdyz bvli oba donna. To bylo
same SuSnani. same tajnosti.
usmevy, znamenaifci mnoho !
mic Rad6ii Sc tedv Via
eel s bratrancem DO horou-
cfch skalach iedin6, co uGinil,
ahv nemusil hoditi vedle n6ho,
bvlo. ze zabiral $ MIN paseky
? ida tedv DO druh6 stran6. ne
mnsiI s MIN hovoTiti. Zastfelili
nj tom dosti zv6fe. - ale ne
vodilo to: konsorcium. iemuz
honitba patTiIa. bvlo RADIO. ze
Sk@nipa odvedl hodn6 zv6re.
A den ode dine pozoroval
Skrinina move a move tainosti
sontv, az mu 2 toho hlava Sla
knlnm.
"a diva dnv mel b1ti ieho
svatelc table nalada bvla s to
zkaziti mn vSecko. protoze bra
franco mel dovolenou az do
ftrnactdho zaTi a mel SO tedy
7liSastniti oslavv ieho imenin,
nfipadaiicich ma devateho "a
RI.
Ke vSomu ST ieSt4 Andull1a
vzpomn6la. ze potfebuie Zaii-
90. abv Sci tedv s Tonikem ma
xoI1SnS ~ I,rv 20 uoo1o Sict4 10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-09

stall, ze je musi nalozit a lie ie
tedy, vzhledem ku blizk6mu
foftoyu svatku svrchovany cas-.
Go tedy zbyvalo, nez zavesti
Tonlka ma mytinu, kan za.iici
vychazeli, sam jiti pres les
ma druhou mytinu - coz take
Skfipina, &C velmi nerad, uci-
nil, nebot' byl nucen postiti S
ocf sveho bratrance, ma n6hoz
zarliI.
Eh, cos, pomysIil 81 fort a
zasedl, vsak hlavou mu vifilo
vse NONE, jeno mne to, ze ma
tiSe sed6ti a dayati pozor, ne
vyide-li mu zajic.
Vrtel sebou V pfemySleni,
napadlo no dokonce, nechce-li
no tn jeho bratranec upich-
nouti, ably Sc sam mohl tajne
navratiti domd.
'Ze mne nenapadlo fici, ably
ma mne pockal, nebo re pro
n6ho zajdu, az pdideme do
mlf'. - bacil Sc do celia y od-
klaSlal V my5lenkach tax da-
kladne, re zajic nedaleko pasu
beroucf okamzite odhupkal -
cehoz 81 fort ovsem velmi poz-
de povsiml.
'Eh, CO., bruGel 81 a pfemy-
slel dale. Co nestfili?' napadlo
no, 'jist6 uz ma n6ho n6co w
Slo, sedi ma tax vyhodnem mi
ste! - ah', odplivl 81 Ease,
kdoz vi, kde sedi, q ia tu. ce-
kan - az on bude miti
dost' -
Zuril v duchu a napinal
sluch, neuslysi-H ranu Toniko-
WI.
'Pfece nenf vitr, ably tu ranu
2anesl imam ~ sedi ma tako-
vem mist6' dopaloval Sc
znovu.
Tonik vskutku sed6l ma mi
ste v|teGnem We stare budce, V
niz cekavali ma srnti, byl tedy
znamenit6 ukryt.
KoneGn6, kdyz uz slysel
SkEipina, re M zabuchovsk6m
kosteliku odtlouklo deset,
zvedl Sc.
Go ie moe, to je moe. pfece
uz mohl alespon vvstfelit' -
zahuGel q tise Sc kradl tenn
nym lesem k pasccc. u niz &C.
kal Tonik.
Zastavil Sc m protest. stra-
ne a hled6l k budce pres pa
louk, ma n6mz spokojen6 no.
veil 81 tfi usaci.
NO, neni tam, hucel. pre-
60 bv stfiler, a az cht6l 'napa-
liti' iednoho re zajfcd. kdvz Sc
mu zdalo, ze tam, 90 lie budka,
kmita Sc neiake svetlo.
Napial zrak. neisou-li to sva-
toianske muSkv.
Ne. sv6tlo. zlut6 sv6tlo'.
Co TOP napadlo no. 'snad
So mi tn naposledv neseSli =
rroto on cht6l do hudky! a 70
Sc darovav uSakovi zivot plizil
Sc ol1olo palouku K budce.
Daval pozor. aby mn v6tvic-
ta repraskla pod nohama a
kradl Sc zufiv6 sc tvare.
Ano. bvlo tam svetlo.
Sci hlize a zdalo SO mu, ze
zaslnchl duSenV smfch.
'Pfece nemam halucinace
- n6kdo SO tam smSie' - \ IN
fiv6 premefil nekolika skoky
zhTvaiicf prostoru.
Loo co SO ieho zraku zievi-
10. toho neGekal.
Tonik lezel h1avou V houd6.
Y nfz stala mails 'z1od6iska'
cvffilniTka Sat1 bor1iv2 y n2-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

esl enemy of the country weep with
The arnisiice The hunger barricade
kept up and even HOW people must
have a card TO get meat and then can
ubtain piece only about as large as
a persons hand for whole week 5
supply. Milk is rationed out and no
child over six. and no person under
seventy can obtain il and many elder
~ people are suffering for this neces-
sity.
''is is the story of every American
soldier with whom | have talked, that
II they were in Germany after the
war that they were we'll treated by
the German people.
Madam Below said that she feared
that this would not be the last great
war. she believes that Japan is the
great menace Of the future and she
says that when the time comes. She
believes that England will be found
on the side of Japan. She says Amer
lea will find herself in the same posi-
sicn Germany was-surroundea b.
enemies With the English province
on the north and Mexico ON the south
giving to Japan and England should
they combine. every opportunity ef
attack upon this country
Madam Won Below Is not an anthl-
siastic prohibitionist, but she says that
she thinks it "a great blessing that the
open saloon is thing OF the past
and that while she has never cared to
vets herself she believes il is right
that women should have that rriyi-
lege
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
cU SEM bG
10 MANI
10 CON Etc TODAY

tNewspapsr Enterprise Assoeiation.)
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Feb. 22--Cu
ban athletes are planning en- invasion
They re bringing polo teams. scll
cracks. tennis stars aud swimming
marveis
4 weeks tournament opens here To-
day
Fhs visit is the cutgTowih Of polo
Tlay between tourist cubsoss and
AIleT.c cans two years ago.
President Meaecal has rendered tns
Use q the presidential Yacht Hatuey
TO bring the athletes aefpsS.
TIC gsis con-se, st The new Mimi
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
STUDENT SUFFERING
FROM STRANGE MALADY
anternaslonaI News servIoe.l

NORTON, Mass Feb i22 Physi-
clans are puzzled over a strange i'll
ness, resembling the sleeping sick
ness. which has held Miss Margaret
SeIle. eighteen years old. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Wilf1d lelle, stu
aent in Wheaton college. in its grip
for three weeks.
The girl has bseA IN eomatase
condition. yet there are periods when
she apparently wakes Up, only 20 lapse
again into Inconsistencies A con-
saltation of physicians failed to dag
nose the case and report has been
made TO the stale department OF
health.
nr A. ri Found. the attending ply
sician. said that the girl was sunef-
ing from exc trouble brought on from
uyer-sindy for the mid-year examina
lions.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
MAKING DELIGHTFUL TOUR
or MORE SOUTHERN CITIES

a. L. Robinson and wife, who are
spending fen weeks with his moth
er. AIRS. W. H. comeron and family
ON south Ridgewood avenue in com
l'any with Mrs. w n. H,msel, Mrs.
Ruth Hamilton and son Charles. and
Otto Osterman VIII spend The week
taurlfag the southern part OF the stats.
They expect 10 visit palm Reach Tam.
PA and ST, Petersburg On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson viii leave for
their home in Sterling, H., where he
Is Advertising manager for The sterl-
ing Gazette.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
Mn. NJ F. YOUNG
Has q Delightful
Bridge orfy


Mrs. :. r Young. OF AS South
Ridgewoed avenue. was hostess at i
delightful bridge and 500 parry ana
luncheon on Monday afternoon. The
rooms we're artistically decorated with
flowers and green's. and Mrs Young
was assisted in receiving BIZ Mrs
Arthur Plumb. OF The Princess lsseHa.
and Mrs John UbelHour. of Seabreeze.
Prizes We're won by Mrs. David
Sholtz. Mrs {. NJ Dohney. Mrs. j. G.
Morris. Mrs E. r Conrad and the
consolation b. Miss Billy Neil
In the 500 game the prize was won
by Mrs. HickA
The following ladies enjoyed the
event:
Mrs. John Tbelhour. Mrs. Charles
Fogg, Miss Elizabeth Kline. Mrs. Sher-
lock, Mrs. William Davy. Mrs ROLAND
Stevens. Mrs E T. Conrad. Mrs. j. II.
DonnelIy Mrs. T. T. Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Arthur Plumb. Mrs FL Hunt, Mrs.
Charles Brelsford. slrs r n. Conrad,
Mrs A. Milligan. Mrs J. &. D. Morris.
Mrs. John Irwin, Mrs David Shcltz.
Mrs c. g Bohannon. Mrs. c. NJ. BON
ney. Mrs. William Hiankins. Mrs. Elmer
Kipp. Mrs ]. T. Nelson. Mrs. Uaver-
forth, Mrs. Michael Shol1z. Miss Billy
Neil. Mrs. Neil, Mrs Hickey. Miss
Touhey. Miss Frances Pilmh. Mrs,
G. kioepfer
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
Aid Starving Children
tintsrnatsonai News serslce.)

rIcYRrs. O.. Feb 21- The City
Federation of Moments clubs VIII at
tempt 10 raise fund Of sle00 here to
care for one hundred starving child
rem al the Near East. The local
churches have taken care Of one
handred children and The Y.McA- has
cared f0f ten.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
Affairs 1T! Of the
hIo1l1enf IN the
riple Cities


uroorge Washihgtons h;r.ad.y
marks the height OF the winter co.
son at all Florida resorts. ana - -,
eorase Inc event gala Affairs are held
y all the large hotels. The Tr,nla
sliies viii be no exception. Tho f,1ar.
ehaoa Bah this evening to be ON. s,
Inc most elaborate events Of ,ha win
Ier. Many Triple Cities residents Nil
soin with the hotel guests ii the an.
ner ana dance al the large ocean
front hostelry.
Military Ball at Armorv.
The members OF the National Guari
are pianaing one OF the most enjoy.
able affairs OF The present winter sea
son, when they give their George.
Washinstnas Birthday Military gal,
THIS evening al the Armory on North
Beach street 4 27-piece band. aug
menfed by a large orchestra. will fur
nlsh The music for the dancers.
Uniforms viii mix with multi To-
night, when several hundred guests
OF The National Gard are expected
TO participate in the affair.
Many Home Parties.
George Washington Birthday will
be the incentive for many parties this
afternoon and evening at homes
throughout the Triple Cities.
Fraterna Night Friday.
Plans are progressing for the Fra
iernai Night. at the Arsnorv when
the Loyal Order Of Moose viii enter
tain the ilnperial Secretary OF Moose
heart at an affair to which all lodge
members Of the Triple Cities are ex-
pected to attend.
Hosts Chosen for Saturday
Mrs. j. r Nelson and Mrs. Demp-
sey Will be hosts al the regular Satur-
aay afternoon card party III the Pal
iaetto club this week. when many
members and friends viii play. large
number of tables having already been
reserved for the Afternoon
sDon't forget the 'SICKLES LINE
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
Special sale OF DIAMONDS. ROwEsS.
2Is4l
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

3, = leWara q go. 90 ii offered for
tiie arrest and conviction # tha !. !, - !.
Hhu assaulted Mrs &. Chsstaipe ~s,,s
an IRON bar Saturday nigh, 81 f,ra,, ). !
avenue Ut q point west OF Ri,,vewse',
avenue Tho sans Of Mrs. chasfains
sfsred s2oo.ee Yesterday ana sh.s
morning the Theus.sumner Fnrnis,,rs
company increased Ii to asa "a Mrs
Ehastaine being employed BIZ fhp,,,
Il i thought that other parties vii,
add 10 this amount ana increase i =
ksoo. ~ Mrs. chastaine Is with he,
sister q New Smyrna ana is isnnroy.
1es RAPIDLY As YET no trace has been
fosisu q her pockethook which was
1aKen The $2saae reward il gs,aran-
iced by the Theus-s umnel. Furniture
company
4Isxa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

a dance has been planned for Ned
uesdas evening. at the American l.e
gion hall, whea TIE Dixie l5iei..s 4lel
edy Boys viii furnish tie saa.ie aos
the affair. 4 big iitaas IS aaiieirated.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

An Interesting EXHIBIT is being ar.
ranged for display al the Daytona
Chamber OF Commerce ofices. com
prising the display OF soils made a;
the Orlando Fair. Sixteen samples O;
soil Of the Halifax Country, collected
by the Chas. F. Rursnan real estate
firm attracted By fart the creates;
attention al the recent Fair OF am
exhibit Because Of this. il was
thought that local people who haJ
not seen the display there, would ap
preci2te il being made foE their ben
eft.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

T n MCQUEEN. travelling passenber
agent for the Nashville, Chattanooga
and 81. Louis railroad is expected to
arrive here this sesening from his
headquarters III Knoxville. Tern. To
remain here throughout. the season.
having CHARGE of travel over the Dixie
Flyer.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

'orsona Tea Room. the place unique.
555-2- 22-5t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

If you want neip-fry a classified.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

Billy Sunday will speak at the Audi
forum Of the Daytona Normal and
industrial Institute al 10 a. m. Wed
nesday The general public being in
vited
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

New cottage at ortona located OF
tsrookilne Ave sold TO W. 4. Watts
OF Mass. Sale included an extra lot.
y ,.is-y-2o-lf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

aDon'i forget the ~sIcKLks LINE
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
Special sale of DIAMONDS. RoWEss
21S-s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

sFive ortona lots on Hartford Ave
sold to u. A. Merideth. Of Georgia.
5St.-s- % 1
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

Or q. 4. Klock, vino spent the week
end With his family here. returned
y Washington ID. C.. Monday after
nc3A, where he IS taking the regular
army medical course. in connection
WITH ms position as ranking Officer
OF the Medical CORPS. National Guard
Is Florida.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

Band concert, s.3e TO 8. dancing .
70 II. ri Washington Birthday Mill
'ast BAH Tuesday night at Ar,norv.
! beaeiit Company A, National Guard
Orchestra aud y piece band.
s40-2-21-ei
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

eDon't forget the 'sICKLEs LINE
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
Special sale OF DIAMONDS. RowE's.
21s4l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGES lICRNsEs

Lloyd r. Pencifield and Mrs. Robert
Donaldson, Colorado Springs.
Louis Areddy. Pueblo. and Mary
TANNERS, Walsenburg, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
COL. RICE MEANS TO
DEFEND TABOR

Col. Rice W. Means. well known
Denver lawyer. who headed a regi-
ment in France during the world war,
was in the city yesterday for par
ley with District Attorney Charles r.
Hughes relative to the trial date of
II. A. Tabor. charged with assault to
murder John Masciota, a taxi driver.
several months ago.
Tabor was a member OF Col. Means
regiment. and the former commander
of the accused man. states that he
never misses an opportunity to take
a hand in the defense of any of his
boys when they get into trouble, II
they send him the IS. O. s."
The trial date of the Tabor case has
been set for October "a, and as other
business calls Col. Means out of the
state at that time. he came to ask the
district attorney to agree to a vaca-
ton Of the setting and reset 1t for
the December term; this II is under
stood. will be done as a matter of ac-
commodation to Means.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
MRS. R. J. FRAZIER
NOT SERIOUSLY HURT

Mrs. Frazier. wife Of r. T. Frazier.
the we'll known saddler and merchant
at 115-117 West Third street. sustained
painful injuries in the basement of the
store room yesterday afternoon. Tho
elevator was being repaired and Mrs.
Frazier was endeavoring to fix light
so that the elevator men could SEQ
better. She got too close to the ele-
weights struck her a glancing blow on
the head which knocked her down
and cut a cash under the chin. Phv-
sicians were hurricdly called and Mr.
Frazier took his wife home. where
her wound was dressed and she was
resting comfortably last night. the
attending physician stating the In
juries were not serious, and that Mrs.
Frazier would be able to resume her
accustomed duties in a few days
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
BORN

To Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Wilder,
1917 Court street. daughter, at Min
nequa hospital. Oct. IA. 1921.
To Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Charnock,
So7 East Sixth street, q daughter, Oc-
tober 49, 1921,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
NATIONAL RED CROSS TO
AID COUNTY HEALTH NURSE

Mrs Eda Mac Pine. who during the
past year has made such a remarkable
record as Pueblo county health nurse
in the rural schools as to bring the
highest compliments from tho national
Red Cross officials and those Of the
great health organizations. has been
retained for the same work dleing the
coming year.
There was great rejoicing in the Of
flee of the county superintendent OF
schools. and among the local workers
In the anti-tuberculosis s-ty and
kindred organizations, when yesterday
Prof. ]. F. Keating. president of Pu-
eblo county chapter. A r. c., an
nounced that he had just received a
check from national headquarters for
s.. 600 with which to continue Mrs.
Pines splendid work.
Last year the work was financed by
the Junior Red Cross and the Anti
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15

The body of Marion Thornburg wa
sent last evening to Kansas City b!
the McCarthy-Browns UNDERTAKING
company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15

Tubcrcular society. But owing to tho
results of the flood of last June. there
was grave fear that funds could not
be secured for carrying on the work.
DR.. Il. w. Corwin and Prof. Eeating
took up the situation with the national
Red Cross, and at the recent national
convention at Columbus. Ohio, Mr..
keating reiterated the great needs of
the rural school nurse work in this
county. The result was the arrival of
the check yesterday. Mrs. Pine sup
plies her own automobile and expenses
Last year she Travelled more than 10000
miles in this county. examining and
making arrangements for treatment or
school children suffering from disease
and physical defects. at the same time
teaching health rules and methods,
with the result that general health con-
ditions among the pupils and the fami-
lies to which they belong have i'm
proved more than 100 per cent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
FUNERAL NOTICES

The body of Marion Thornburg was
sent last evening to Kansas City by
the McCarthy-Browns Undertaking
company.
George Bilstien. age 4s years, died
Oct 13 at local hospital Mr.. Bilstein
was brought to this city about two
weeks ago for medical treatment he
is survived by his wife and children
at Arlington. Colo, where he was en-
at Mccarthy Browns. Funeral an
nouncement will be made later.
The funeral of Franklin Howland
will take place at Penrose. Colo, sun
day afternoon at o'clock, leaving the
United Davis Worries Undertaking par
lor at II a. m. Burial will be in Pen
rose cemetery.
The funeral of George Walker King
viii be held this afternoon at O'Clock
from the United Dayis-Vories chapel.
Burial will be in Mountainview ceme-
terry.
The body of Hattie Florence Bartho-
lomew. who died in Richmond, calf,
ing. Funeral announcements later by
the United Davis-Vories Undertaking
company.
The funeral of Mrs- Josie NJ. Wal
ton will take place this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from the family home,
2025 East Routt avenue. Rev. G. M.
Benight will conduct the services the
burial will be at Mountain View ceme-
terry in charge Of T. G. Mccarthy.
The funeral OF Charles Smith will
take place chis afternoon at O'Clock
from the funeral chapel of T. G. Nc
Carthy the burial will be at Roselawn
cemetery.
The body of Candalario Zamora will
be sent by T. G.. Mccarthy today to
Captain, New Mexico for burial.
The body of the late Wilfred e.
Beauvais will arrive today from
France the body will be taken to the
funeral parlors of T. G. McCarthy's
funeral announcements later.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
TEXAS GRAND JURY
STARTS FIGHT PROBE

Waco, Texas. Oct i4.-Approximate-
ly thirty-five witnesses had been ex-
amined by tho McLennan county grand
jury in extraordinary session to inves-
tigate the fight at Lorena. tho night of
October /. when Sheriff Bob Buchanan
attempted to halt a Ku kluS klan
parade when adjournment was taken
late today until October 10.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
SLAYER or AGED BRIDE
TO HANG JANUARY G

Seattle. Wash. Oct. Thames Il.
Mahohcy. convicted of first degree mur-
der for Staying his elderly wife Kate
NJ. Mahoney and hurying her body in
a trunk in Lake Union here was to-
day sentenced to he hanged January
6 at the state penitentiary at walla
Walla. Wash.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
PERS0 N AIS

Ben Ironmonger left yesterday for
Henry. Ill. summoned there by the
serious illness OF his mother.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
DIED

ROBAN. Brendon. age "a years, died
at local hospital, Oct. - Body at t.
q. McCarthy's.
HANSELMAN. William l., age q
years, died at local hospital, Oct. IA.
Body at United.Davis-v Worries.
BILSTIEN. Geo.. age 4s years. died
Oct. 1s. at local hospital. Body at Nc
Carthy- Browns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15

Red and blue are the bes; colors
for soaring birds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

wANTED-A good tailor at Taub
Bros, 310-312 N. Main. Steady work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-12
GIRL I'm PEoNAGE, CHARGE:

Hazlehurst, Ca, Sept. Sin raid
ing the place of J. NJ. Brand, near
here today, federal prohibition offic-
ers shot and probably fatally wound
ed Bruce Kirby whom they said at
tempted to shoot the officers. They
also claim to have found a fifteen
year-old girl, Alice Moore, dressed
in mems clothing, whom they charge
was held in peonage. She is from
Nunez, Emanuel County, the offic'
ers said.
Kirby is in local hospital with
his intestines punctured in thirteer
places, from buckshot.
Brand is under arrest on charge:
of illicit distilling and peonage anc
the girl is held as witness. Botf
will be taken to Savannah in the
morning.
The officers stated that after the
girl donned mems clothing she sale
she was told that her services were
needed as a guard at the. distillery
She said her life was threatened il
she tried to get away.