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The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Above 59th st.-5th Av. to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

SUMMER HoTEI-SALE or RENT.
Massapequa Inn. Merrick and Hicksvilla
Road, l.. T., 20 room hotel restaurant. I.
accommodation for 500; furnished; rent or
for sale: ALSO HOUSES AND BUNGA-
LOWS, FOR SALE OR RENT, FURNISHED
OR uNFURNISHED. COOPER COMPANY .
1894 Fulton ST., Bklyn, Decatur 1911. or agent
on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

BARGAIN. near 23d St and sth av.. story
triple flats. 25x100; excellent condition.
asking $4,000; rent Si.s00; must be sold
to close estate. II. v. MEAD CO., 39T
9Th nv.
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TO settle an estate, improved story fire
proof building. bringing 81 400 per annum
win sell cheap; agents protected. 7S6 Her
aid, $50 Broadway
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APARTMENTS y UNFURNIsHED.

Borough of Queens.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

3h story dwelling. Harlem; price $4,000
$1,000 cash required. SHARUM, 40 B'way
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
iPARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.

Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to East River.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Sexs saoodo isssus. Tais o@sf@. Sswsds S iGs.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

SUBURBAN home IN Rockville Centre. l.. l..
new. 10 rooms, baths. 3 fireplaces. fully
screened corner plot; 125xl13. Phone Fitz
Roy 1925 or write 5sS Herald Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

TWO 3 story excellent houses, each cOxa5;
price SIS 900 each, 1000 cash: near 7th
av.-i4th ST. subway express. DURoSS CO.,
1856 w. 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

10TH ST., BET. sTH AND 9TH Avs.
Three story and basement dwelling, suit
able furnished rooms or boarding house;
price S1T 500: cash $1,000; possession.
y. ARTHUR FISCHER 800 9th nv.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

PORT. WASHINGTON. l.. I.-Gentlemans
country home with about one-third acre
handicapped at top of Beacon Hill, = mile
from station: wonderful view; house and
garage of hollow tile and concrete: largo
rooms and great paved and enclosed porch;
modern and In perfect condition 10 last de-
tail; immediate possession; $50, 900; liberal
terms; visitors telephone 494 Port Washing
81 Liberty st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

5isT ST, near 9th av.--Four story. and
basement, parlor and basement. rooms
and bath, apartments, rooms and bath.
Price $4,000. Possession. Terms. RYAN
A. ~ a
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ID. .KEMPNER & SON. INC.
Real estate in all it's branches.
b21 5th av. Murray Fill 4o15.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

rights: minutes walk north Of Manhaaset
Station
CLAPBOARD RESIDENCE on corner plot.
$3.50 50. feet, ROOMS, 3 baths, master,
maids bedrooms; one car garage; ready
for occupancy April is.
PRICE S25, ,000
Terms 50 900 cash.
SEE MR.. MOCK.
L'ECLUSE, WASHBURN & COMPANY,
25 e.. 10th St. n. " 1858 Vanderbilt.
Local office, 102 Manhasset.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

FOR Sale-139 Nassau Boulevard, Garden
city, Long Island: large Colonial house. 13
rooms 3 baths, buffers pantry, parquet
floors: storm windows and screens; clothes,
ash and paper chutes; combination coal and
gas range hot water heating; story, 2 car
| garage. Apply OWNER, next door, or X,
| "a John ST., New York city
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

PORT wASHINGTON.-New Colonial stucco,
rooms; location hilltop In grove large
trees; view of water; fireproof garage; lor
100x110; fruit trees. garden; 5000 Owner,
15 Davis road. Phone 4s4W Port Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Above 59th st.-5th Ay. to East River.

FOR sALE-12oth. between Madison ant
Park. two finely built 3 story and base
ment single flat houses, rooms and bath
steam. electricity; 45x100 lowest rent
monthly tenants, $1,000 yearly; mortgag'
$2T 500; price S45, 900: terms 10 suit; brokers
protected. Call or write 81 East 21st. sixth
floor Phone Gram. 1921.
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ROcKyTLLE CENTRE.

Beautiful home al a sacrifice, 5 rooms and
Q baths, garage, fireplace, sun porch, Y
acre of ground on the finest thoroughfare.
JOSEPH T. FROEHLICH, corner Nerricls
road and Lincoln av, Rockville Centre, L. i.
Telephone 645 Rockville Centre.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

FOR Sale or Rent-west Seventies, privat,
residence, perfect condition, every rnoderr
convenience, IA rooms, 3 baths. F 161 Her
aid, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

BEAUTIFUL one family dwelling, large
rooms, open fireplace, tiled bath: garage;
all modern improvements; unrestricted dis
trict of Riverdale Hudson; completed
April 20. JOHN ]. KENNEDY, Mosholu av.
and Broadway. Phone 1890 Kingsbridge.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Uz4 ON nV. MURRAY Fiji fU15.
Downtown Business Real Estate
G. +. MOVES CO.,
11s William street. Phone 200 John
EARLE G. CALHOUN, REAL ESTATE.
IL w. ED ST. TEL. 511G COLUMBUS.
PROPERTIES OF the better class. SAMUEL
A. KELSEY. 229 West 18th st.
THE oUEENSBoRo CORPORATION.
so East AID ST.. cor. Madison av
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

WEDAE SDAx FELL ASLEET IN A RAILROAD STATION, WHILE WAIT ING FOR Mx TRAIN WHEN WOKE UP THE TRAIN WAS GONE - so MAS NNH 5AS' RUSHED TO
 THE AGENT, AND TOlO RIM WHAT
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

get excuse to take room ashore Drops egg on white pants at breakfast. Wishes he had put a plank in platform condemning white trousers. Or cggs. Or both.
 Is invited to spend day fishing.
 Asks # ."best minds' are going, too.
 Frelinghuysen replies in negative.
 Harding eagerly accepts invitation. \ Weather looks threatening.
 Wonders why weather always looks that way when man starts fishing.
 Fishes with difficulty, owing to con- gestion of moving picture boats in river. sCurtain lowered to denote lapse of time.) Concludes fishing. Total catch. 900. Total pictures. 2S75. Blames poor fishing on Democratic administration and Wilsonian policies Returns to boat. Goes ashore and attends dinner and | a dansant given by the Miami brancl of the Daughters of the War of 1912.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

Tries to dance with dowager. Has a terrible evening" Wishes he had stuck to a simple life as a plain printer in Marion. Ohio.
 THURSDAY Wakes up in good spirits, but recalls that he has another conference sched- uled with the "best minds"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Conference with "best minds"

Conference with "best minds"
 Session with moving picture men. Conference with officials of the na- tional committee.
 Conference with friends of friends of candidates for cabinet places.
 Gets evening paper and reads dis patch that Mrs. Harding has reached New York. and that the merchants re-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
By Pop Mon,and
By Altman
By Blosser
eso-fho

ceived her with open arms. Suffers fit of depression.
 SATURDAY Same as Friday, except for great worry over possible bills run up by wife on shopping trip.
 SUNDAY (Entire day spent envying President Wilson his return to private life.)
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

Turns over in disgust and buries head under pillow.
 Is aroused by delegation of news paper correspondents seeking inter view on cabinet appointees. Dresses and receives newspaper men,
 Receives best minds"
 Goes back to bed with severe head
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

Hopes Mrs. Harding will not let those New Yoris merchants talk her into buying more than S5000 worth of gowns and hats.
 FRIDAY Conference with newspaper men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
Auto stickups Increase

Alarmed by the large number Of
automobile stick-ups which are &C
curing on the outskirts OF Gary. on
the dark and lonesome roads east
est and south OF the city. automobile
owners have asked the police and
county authorities to devise some
method to put a stop 20 the outrages,
What Is 10 be the method OF pro-
ceedure has not been made known but
ii is probable that some action is to
be taken in the near future. Handi-
capped by the shortage OF men to pa
troll these lonesome roads and secluded
districts where auto bandits have been
preying on automobile parties. author
titles are at = loss as TO know what
TO do.
Almost nightly a report reaches the
Cary police station OF a stick-up on
the lonely outskirts OF the city and
needless 10 say the authorities have
been unable TO cope with the situation
UP to this hour.
Last night at 10 o'clock while J. o.
Johnson and a brother al johnson
while driving a Ford car a mile east
Of Miller. a negro bandit stopped the
car at the point Of revolver jumped
on the running board and demanded
their money.
one OF the brothers hid his pocket
book during the hold-up however and
the highwayman got but little for his
effort. call vas sent to the Gary
police station but a search for the
highwayTnan failed to reveal any trace
OF him.
It was only last week that the driv-
eTs of two machines were stopped and
stuck-up by highwaymen west Of Gary
between Hammond and Gary and
motorman Of the Gary and Indiana
Harbor stuck up by a lone negro
bandit at the point Of gun at the
Cline avenue crossing. Two weeks be-
fore this another conductor and motor
man were held up by two armed
negroes at the same spot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
Gives Skin
To Save
Sister
Fifteen Year Old Gary Boy
Hero OF Skin Grating
Operation

fifteen year old Leonard Consid ne
Of Gary is the hero II his scllo -
-lums and playruAtes today
At the Mercy hospital in Gary he
continuously asks the condition OF his
llt-e eleven year old sister. Mary
Catherine who occupies another hos
pltal cot across the hail as a result q
receiving serious burns I'VE weeks ago
when she skipped 100 near a bonfire
and her clothing caught IRE.
There was only one chance 70 save
nary Catherine life and TO save her
right limb from the hip 70 the knee
from being permanently crippled and
attending physicians advised skin
grating operation
Leonard was one Of the children
ho was playing in the alley in the
rear ~ the Considine home when his
sisters clothing caught IRE and facl-
ing that he was partly responsible tor
her injuries, he begged that he be
permitted TO be used in the operation.
The parents, MT and Mrs James
Considine- $50 Van Buren, street, Gary,
did not wish to consent at first but
l4eonard's pleadirgs finally won him
his wish. At the Mercy hospital Leon
ard and Mary Catherine lay side ly
size Lor Two hCurs uAQer an aIeSt AZ ~4G
while DR.. G. Cannon assisted by Mrs,
Milumore, Verplank and Miller nearly
two hundred inches Of skin from Leon
ards limbs and grated it 10 his little
sisters frightful burns.
According to DR.. Cannon this morn
ing the operation was a success IN
every detail and little Mary Catherine
has the best of chances Of recovering.
Following the morning of the opera
ton she spoke for the first time since
she received the burns and said good
morning to the doctor. Across the
hallway leonard smiles making in
CURRY about his sister.
Five or six days VIII be required
before the outcome OF the operation
VIII be known which Is known as one
Of the most delicate feats performed
by modern surGury
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
GARY MAN BUYS 40
ACRES OF LAND

L p. Goodwin. Gary real estate dealer
has Just purchased 4o-acre tract In
the south eastern section Of the city
bounded BY Delaware. Georgia and 43r.s
and 45th avenues. The consideration
was in The neighborhood Of $5o.ooo.oe
The tract win be subdvided BY Mr.
Goodwin and will be known as Bun
galow Heights Mr. Goodwin expec' .
70 put the lots on the market snort >
and Il was stated thar a number o.
handsome residences will be built =
this subdivision this season.
This Is one Of the largest deals IN
suburban property that has been closed
in several months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
UNION GIANTS COMING

with an all-star cast. the Gary oas {
ball club will open its season agatns =
the Union Giants the we'll known CHI.
cago colored aggregation at Gleason
geld IN Gary. April II. according to a.
announcement made by the club thi'
morning.
The Gary club. which this year wi
be a member of the Chicago Midwesr
association. will have one Of the best
teams that the steel CITY has ever put
on the diamond and according to the
dopesters will have a team that ought
70 cop the pennant honors in the Mid
west association.
Among the out-of-town stars that
will be seen on the personnel Of tn
Gary STAFF this season are Chuck
Rhode and "Keckie" MoH. Hammond
baseball stars Moll will hold down
the position Of shortstop while Rhode
VIII cover second base. Both Eeciia
and chuck have performed before Gar .
Baseball fans in the past and need ne
introduction.
For the second and practice game
at the season the Garyites will stack
uD against the fast X 81 c. agEega-
tion from Chicago on the afternoon Of
April "a at Gleason Park. The club
win play Saturday and Sunday base
BAN besides special and feature games
on holidays
Arrangements are now being COM
Dletea bv the club fer the formation
Of a Boosters club and viii stage a.
campaign for the sale of season
tckets All those who purchase sea
son tickets for the games viii auto
nj a n3cally become members OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

reelection and other aspirants for the
job are Mrs. Emma Spencer, widow Of
former chief of the fire department.
and Bert Peterson. alderrna n at large
peterson graduated from tho East Chi
cago high school and for a number Of
years was employed at the Interstate
iron & Steel Campany's plant refer
" halen Jrr an employee Of the Hub
hard steel Company completes the list
20 date Of those. seeking favor Of the
voters n the race for cit yclerk
Keep out Of the primary fight and
set hack Of The ticket at the election. d,
appears to be the slogan IL many IN
RENTAL reo ablicaas. one reason for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
FIRE MAKES WO-
MAN HYSTERICAL

Because long shack, which IS To-
Gated at 18th and Pennsylvania street
was burning. and fear that some Of
the people living there had not escaped
caused Lena Allen. coIored. to become
hystericaI After the dremen convinced
her that there was no one Ia the build
ing. she became quieted.
The fire was caused by defective
chimney. About 1a families lived in
the shack The damage on the build
ing was estimated at $4,000 and con-
tents Of the building were DAMAGE
to the extent OF $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
SCAFFOLD BREAKS
MAN FALLS 20 TT

L II Havernsn was seriously in-
jured az o'clock T1esday afternoon
when scanold broke in the steel mill
Yards Mr. Hsverman was just pre-
paring to quit for the day when the
accident took place.
II IS believed that he suffered in
ternal injuries. but that he VIII re-
cover. Immediately after the accident
he was removed to tho Mercy hospital
Mr.. Haverman's home is at so5 Mon
roe street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

Helen Kennedy. Both are sixteen.
The couple eloped from their Den
Yer homes without saying 8 word ia
their parents. Police. after a night
long search, found them cooking theis
breakfast over q camp -dse in the
chicken yard.
Helen had hxed pretty curtains for
the chicken house windows. while VIII
liam had built necessary furniture
from CASTOR lumber
The youngsters had ignored the
mere process Of getting married or Of
figuring out an income for the future
we love each other" said William.
IS police parted them. I'VE 1oul5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

have gotten along somehow. Whel.
you are IN love you don't need money
necessarily 10 get along"
This from the deep wisdom OF hts
sixteen years.
CHICAGO-Do you really think or
do you merely think YOU Think
Just a moment. Before you answer.
bark to the opinion Of Robert r. Gault
professor Of psychology at Northwest
efn Jnlversity. delivered in lecture
on suggestion and Susceptibility
before the university Guild in Evan
ston.
''Aien and women think less than
they assume they do" declared DR.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
SUIT
POSTPONED

The damage suit in the amount CT
s35.ooo.O0 hled by Harry Zafripoulos
against Dr.. Anthoulis, has been con
tnued until Monday Dr A GiorE.
has asked for more time to fle his
answer 70 PLAINTIFF complaint.
There is a great deal OF interest in
the case as 1t is the largest damage
suit ever tried in the Lake superior
court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

can lawyer Michael Havran of 1ndi-
ana Harbor q. graduate = the Indi-
annapolis School Of Law and q success
full practitioner. Judge Cohen was
deputy prosecutor undo Patterson ard
Hunter He is . graduate Of the Uni
versi,y Of Michigan, The city court
has handled a. great deal Of civil busi-
ness the past few months and is be
coming more important Tho salary IS
$4,000 year.
Herbert Jones former county re
corded ard former mill man. ard D ".
Dupes. engage din the real estate and
insurance business. have fled for
places on the republican ticket at the
primaries for the nomination as city
treasurer. Thomas Richards. city
clerk Is asking to be nominated tor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
CHICKEN COOP
AS DOVECOTE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYicgI
DENVER Col.-"Love in a chicken
coop" substituted for the better known
cupid brand II Love IN q cottage -
proved disastrous here for william
Bonn and bic school-glrl sweethaslrt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

: their remaining aloof according to
rumors. is that many of them ere
planning to run for county offices next
year and cannot afford to incur ennI-
Ties of fellow republicans in pri-
mary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
GAR
NEWS

East Chicago EIks will give their
annual Easter Ball at the Masonic
Temple. Saturday April p Music by
Sterling 1924
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
Municipal Candidates
Strong Men

Continued from page one.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31


Conway Tearls, the Selzniclx star.
dresses the part Of waiter IN
Society Snobs 50 faithfully that
II some Of the restaurant scenes
you can't tell him from the guests
0toen Moore Gec1arse tt.1t his
photorloy, The Poor strap 1oos
ncmed IN horor OF q nan aoEo pHfs
On "codt shirt'' Or pulling L oVcr
his head
The pest who reads the title aloud
Is not the only menace TO theatre
going.
Another IS the one who eseps
time to the music by drumming
on the top of a stiff hat on the back
% 2 seat
The Invisible Divorce" Is SCI
dom unseen on the front page Of
the newspa p=a
The -Four F1orsemen OF the
Apocalypse was turned down by
picture Snowman in Maine or
he grounds that ne don't play
cowboy hlms.
Eugene oBrien refers to the
man who keeps watch OF his IN
come as the internal revenue cor
rector"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

The Plaything Of Broadway IL
a flln-titla that indicates the man
ner in which a certain amendment
ia the revered constitution Il han
died in Gotham.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

Dictators Of screen fashions havs
decreed that you won't ses ahor2
fllrEs rayach longer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
FILM SMILES
and SO forth
By Hi Speed


appetite for tretakes when screen
feeds are not properly staged n
the first instance.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-04

Sc vENDE.-A sieto ldlometros de Pom
ce, una fnca,, compuesta de sesenta cuer
das; diez cuerdas mas menos dc cafe.
platanos Y guineos, cinco de cana, el
resto de Buenos pastos dedicados va
cas- de leche. Es rodeada por un rio y
tiene una buena casa de vivienda de dos
pisos, IN almacen para guardar los fru
tos. cuatro casss para arrimadOs, TODD
en- buen estado de conservation; magni.
fico para veranear. su valor es de S10.-
600 Sc dejaran en- primera nipoteca
$1,000 al ocho por cientO annual y el res
to en- effective al hacer la venta. Para
informes dirijase Jrlio NigOglioni
BOX So, telefono 400 en- la residcncia >
en- Ia oacina 142. Advs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-04
EN- VEGA BAJA

Encontrara usted FL MUNDo en 81
Cafe Central. do Gonzalez Cano. TIA
"a "Jos6 +. Mater" Adyt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11
ONLY Il YEARS OF GENER AL RUCKNlAN WEATHER IS NOT
AGE AND CONFINED MAKES SWEEPING HOME BREW KIND
TO HIS Bed THIS CHARGES OF VICE BUT is GENUINE
boy IS A PRODIGY IN TEXAS CITIES IMPORTED ARTICLE
ARMY OFFICER INTIMATES MI.
NiCIPAL OFFICERS WINKED
AT IMMORTALITY AND COM
slERCliLIZED INiQUITY.

Boston, April 11.--'Vice commercial
i2ers and criminals" in Texas forced his
transfer from command Of the southern
department of the army during the
war. Brigadier General John W. Ruck-
man. present commander of the first
army corps, declared here last nfsht.
Speaking at the annual meeting Of
the Watch and Ward Society in the
Arlington Street Church. he said that
at one time feeling among the shady
elements" was SO bitter against him
that he actually feared assassination.
General Ruckman asserted that as
commander OF the southern depart
ment he soon found that town and city
officials not only regarded conditions
with complacency, but in many cases
were owners of dives" against which
he was working. When he demanded,
he said, that all women Of questionable
character be excluded from dance
halls, he found that although this ap-
parently was being done, groups ol
other women were being imported from
other centers TO take their places.
Giving mp hope of any municipal aid
he said. he allied himself with the
affiliated ministers Of san Antonio and
Other organizations and managed tC
bring about vice and liquor zone legis
lation in the state of Texas.
Meantime. he said, depuiations went
to Washington to demand his transfer
which finally was accomplished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11
ARIZONA YOUTH AN INVALID.
But Is POSSESSED or RE-
MARKABLE MIND AND HAS
INVENTIVE GENUS

Phoenix, Ariz., April l1.-John Hus-
ton, IA years old, and bed-rdden. has
been pronounced by high medical au-
thoritics as possessing the most re-
markable mentality they have known
in any child. At the age Of three years
and seven months John delivered an
address at the dedication exercises of
the Coliseum in Dallas, Texas. recit-
ing 81 verses on the war OF 70. His
Grafton was distinctly heard by III" ten
thousand persons in the audience. Aside
from this, he has taken prominent
parts in numerous public functions and
gatherings, among these, national en-
campments Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic.
In the Grand Army Of the Republic
John ranks as brigadier-gencral. an
honor bestowed by that organization
He also has huge American flag, pre-
sented to him by the Spanish-American
war veterans.
In his mothers home he has in
stalled powerful wireless apparatus
He supervised all of this work. Some
Of its parts are Of his own manufac'
ture. a United States government il
censc posted recognizes John as ~
amateur wireless telegrupher.
During his listening in periods
young Huston has picked up messages
or parts Of them from stations as ia'
away as Naun, Germany, and he dali!
hears Mexico City
only recently Johns mother tcie
phoned in to the office Of the Arizon'
Gazette lnQuhing IL that paper haC
any report OF bad wreck near Pu
eblo. Col" \ Pullman had burned. she
said. on the Denver y Rio Grande rail
road with . heavy loss Of life The
Associated Press leased wire only
few minutes before had brought In th'
story almost as John had heard u
through his sci from distance OF op
proximately 1900 miles.