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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor TrnEEs-Pleass announce 20 chs
voters Of the Fourth Ward Hammond,
(Robertsdale) that I will be a candidate
for the office of Alderman on the repub
lican ticket. subject 70 tho primaries
May 3rd.
CHAs " EGGERs
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CHARLES H. FRIEDRICH

Editor TIMEs;-Wili you kindly an
nounce to the voters Of Hammond that
/ shall be a candidate for Mavor on the
Demoeratc ticket. subject to the IRIS
maries TO be held May 8 1921
j. H MCGUIRE
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FOR CITY CLERK

EDITOR TIMEs:-I viii be q candidate
on the republican ticket for nomination
10 the office Of City Clerk. Of East Chi
cago. 81 bject TO the May primaries.
EMMA SPENCER.
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Editor TIMEs-P Please announces TO the
voters OF the Fourth Ward Hammond.
that I viii be q candidate for Alderman
on the Republican ticket. subject to the
primaries, May 5rd 1921
2 JTWETT,
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Editor TIMEs:-You may state TO the
citizens Vf East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor that 81 IS my intention to be a
candidate FOR the nomination for Mayor
OF the city Of East Chicago at the pri-
mcries TO be held in May A vote for
me is a vote for "A clean, efficient busi-
ness administration.
JOHN K REPPA
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Editor TnEs-Please announce 10 tho
voters Of the Fourth Ward. East Chica-
60. that VIII be 8 candidate for the of.
nee OF Alderman N the Republican
ticket. subject to the primaries. May ard
FRANK NJ HORyATH
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Editor TIMEs-Win you please an
nounce to the voters Of Hammond that
! am a candidate for Mayor on the
Democratic ticket by consent or the
voters at the primaries May &, 1921
GEORGE T. VFRMET~r
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Editor TrMEs.-Pleass announce 70
the voters OF Hammond that I Will be =
candidate for the office ~ city Clerk on
the Republican ticket subject to the pri-
maries Nay 3.
JOHN A. MAHJO.
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Ynp rrrr~y rrnrAarrrmn

Editor Times Kindly announce fna4
am 2 candidate for the nomination
for city Treasurer. Of Hammond. sub
feet 70 the decision OF the Republics
vOtera at the Primaries on May ard.
WAFER Z. BIEr. EF-rT.n
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PM GREENWALD.

Editor TTSFEs-Please announce to thu
voters Of Hammond. that 7 VIII be .
candidate for the office Of CITY Judge.
on the Democratic ticket, subject 70 ne
primaries. May Ord.
E e BECK
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Editor TISfEs:-Please announce 20 the
voters OF Hammond that I VIII be
candidate for the office Of city clerk on
the democratic ticket. subjest 70 The
primaries, May Sd
MRS. BERTHA sNfALLEY
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Editor TINES - Please announce to
the voters Of East ChicaEo that I will
be candidate for Alderman-at-Large. on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
J. CoAR
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ZOE 60 runnn

Editor TIMEs Please announces 70
the voters Of Hammond, that I will ha
candidate for the Office Of city Judge
on the republican ticket, subject TO the
decision OF the primaries in MAY.
L I MODJESKE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor TIMEs-Please announce To tns
voters OF Whiting that am a candidate
TOT the office Of city Clerk on the re-
publican ticket. subject 10 the primaries
May 3rd. -NN
HARRY z. POWERS
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Editor TINES ;--Please announce nv
nene as q candidate for MAYOR ~ M
CITY Of Whiting, Indiana. subject IL he
decision or the Republican voters a. the
cunning CITY Frtmaries. May 3, 1921
MARY J. CONROY
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Editor TTAfEs-Please announce to The
voters OF Hammond that I vii be a CT n
didate for Councilman at-L.argo on the
democratic ticket. subject to the primarv
LAWRENCE LONG.
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Editor TIsfEs:-Please announce 20 the
voters Of Hammond that Will be a can.
didate for city Clerk on the Republican
ticket. subject to the primaries. May
3rd. 1921
MILTON / HANSEN
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- Etntor TIhEs:-Please announces TO
the voters OF East Chicago thet am a
candidate for denomination to the Of
nee q counCil-at-large subject 70 the
Republican primaries IN May.
GEORGE OSWEGO.
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Editor TIMEs:-P7ease announce 20 the
voters of Hammond that am candi-
date for the republican nomination for
C0uneilma subject to the
wishes of the voters al the primaries
May 8. 1921,
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Editor TIAsEs:-Pieas announce thas
I am candidate for the offiee OF civ
Judge on the Republican ticket subject
TO the primaries, May 3.
HENRY CLEVELAND.
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Editor TINES Please announce To
the voters Of Hammond. that 7 will be
a candidate for the office Of city Clerk.
on the Republican ticket subject to the
decision Of the primaries May 3. 1871
RUDOLF II. HORN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor TINEs Please announce IN the
columns of your paper that am q cam
City Judge on the Democratic ticket
THEODORE c. KIOTZ
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ELsE with the neighbora.
ANOTHER pathetic little feature
OF every day life is the way an
editor
WHO started in with a confident
ambition
TO reform the world
BAG and baggage. body and
breeches
Is fairly well satisfied after a few
MONTHS experience II he can
KEEP from making the paper ride
ulous
MORE than once a week
WHAT has become Of tho O. = house
keeper
WHO was accustomed
TO brag about her light bread
AND her heavy babyT
WHAT'S become Of all the
LEAGUE Of Nations advocates in the
past few months7
oUR mind ia full OF idle thoughts
AND what we are wondering
ABOUT now Is whether 1t Jars one
moro
TO think there ia one more step
THAN there really is when one is
GOING upstairs In the dark
on when one is coming down.
WHY is It that there isn't nearly
AS much pleasure
IN spreading the good We know
OF a man as there is In
SPREADING tho bad We know Of
him.
THE business of casting bread upon
the waters
DOESN'T appeal to those who
ARE looking after the dough.
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nERs IS STILL IN JAIL

President Harding has refused to open at this time
+he matter Of freeing Eugene Y Debs and ether
time prisoners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor TIMES Kindly announce 20
candidate for the nomination for the Of.
fee Of City Judge on the Republican
ticket. subject to the primaries. May
3rd 1921
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

SENATE FOREIGN relations committee members
mink the Jap zap is BLUM. It would not be
surprising to hear that there something In that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor T1AfEs:-PleaSe announces 20
the voters Of the Ninth WDrd that I
VIII be 8 candidate for the office Of Al
derman on the Republican ticket, sut-
ject &c the primaries May 3rd-
JOHN " JOKES,
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1, EDITOR TIMEB.-Iou may announces "a
dldate for re- nomination FOR the offics
or mayor, subject to tho wishes OF the
voters at the primaries in May.
WALTER t. SCHRAGu
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DAVID Q. ATKINSON.

Editor TIsfEs-P1ease announce TO rhs
voters of Hammond that 7 VIII b 4
candidate for City Judge on the repuh4
lican ticket, subject to the primarleA
May 5rd 1921.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor TIMES. Please announce 10 the
voters or the Fourth Ward. East Chi
cage, that I will be a Candidate for the
office Of Alderman on the Cltizens' tick
MIKE KOsrsYprAYAE
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ANswERs TO YESTERDAYS
QUESTIONS

1. What is nacaw7 Ans-It IS a
large tropical American parrot
2. What does a stevedore do7 Ans.
A Etevadore is one whose business IS
slowing or unloading the hold Of ship.
5. What does 'piebald" meant Ans
'Piebald" means having spots as Of
white and black.
4. What is dipthong7 Ans.-A
dipthong IS the union OF tive vow els in
ono sound or syllable.
s. What IS a god-eNld. Ans.-A
Eod-chiid Is one for whom ono stands
sponsor ST baptism.
8. What IS macadennte7 Ans-It
IS composite metal having strength Of
steel and with specific gravity approx
mating Alumni
2 Where is the yellow Scar Ans
Tho Yellow Sea is on arm Of the East
China sea portion OF the Pacific lying
between China and the Korean or Chos-
on peninsula.
g What is a yodei7 AnS.--It Is a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

First horseless and now predicted cowess That
s what has become of the wild west,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

. Editor TIMES Please announce 90
me voters OF Hammond that Will be q
candidate Tor Mayor on the Republican
Srd. 1921.
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ALBERT LEWIS

Editor TIMEs:-Please announce 10
pc a candidate for Mayor on the Repub.
lican ticket SUBJECT to the decision OF
the May primaries.
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HOW MUCH
Do YOU KNOW?

L. What is a yokeia
2 Where is I.apland7
3 Where are the I.Aurentisu mount
alns7
4. What is rock-ruby?
5. What is iridescence?
s. What 10 a itnchpin?
Z. What sort of dance IS a morris
dancer
g. Who completed the suez canal?
3. What Is rock-wood7
10. What are the jewels in the backs
Of watches and what are they there for7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

quick change Of the voice from its nat
ural tone to a falsetto and back
3. What is a saddie-bow? Ans
A saddie-bow Is the arched front upper
part Of saddIe-tree or ponmel
10. What European monarch was
called the Lion Of the North?" Ans
Lion of the North was the name given
TO Gustavus Adolphus, king Of Sweden
In the seventeenth century
Suit to quiet title has been filed by
Francis Ellis. ct. al. against Michael
Ebert ct al, through Attorney J. NJ.
Stinson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Editor TINES II will be a candidate
TOR Mayor ST East Chicago on the Re
publican ticket. suhjert TO the decision
or the voters al he May primaries.
JAMES H. BURNS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-29

Political
Candidates
Announce
WHITING DEMOCRATIC
ANNOUNCEMENT
The persons named below announce
e the voters Of the city Of Whiting
mat they have filed their declarations
OF intention 10 become candidates in
ne primary election. May 3. 1921. for
the oHlces set opposite their namcs
respectively On the Democratic ticket.
anu pledge on efficient and economic
ron MAYOR
RUSSELL +. SMITH
FOR CITY CLERK
JOHN A. TOkAEIZ
FoR CITY TREAsURER
(MRS) EDNA LOOLTTTLE
FOR CITY JUDGE
T. JOSEPH SULLIVAN
FOR ALDERMAN Ar-LARdH
JOHN J.. DUFFY
NICHOLAS l.. MILLER
STEVE KAMINsEI
1.-TWO 70 be nominated
ALDERMAN FIRsT WARD
WILLIAM STOLL
ALDERMAN SECOND WARD
ALEX WAL4SkO
ALDERMAN THIRD wARD
ROBERT q. CURTIS
ALDERAGAN TroURT8 WARD
FELIX NIZIOLkIEWlCH
JOSEPH X MANCHAK
zone 10 be nOmlnated)
s-21-lOt
East Chicago
EOR 1EAXoB
Editor TIME5:-SuDJecJ to the voters
or The city OF East Chicago, I viii be a
candidate for reorganization to the Of
fee or Mayor Of East Chicago, at the
coming primaries 10 May.
Editor TrAdEs:-P1ease announce that
am a candidate for Mayor OF East
voters at the May primaries and that !
earnestly solicit their support.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Editor TIMEs-Please announce to the
voters OF East Chicago that am a can
uioate for the nomination for Mayor on
FRANK CALLAHAN
Editor TrMEs:-I will be a candidate
70, LOT mayor e last chicago on the Re
publican ticket. SU b1ert to the decision
of the voters al the May primaries.
JAMES H BURNS.
Editor TINEs:-Please announce 10
De candidate for Mayor on the Repub.
lican ticket SUBJECT to the decision OF
the May primaries.
ALBERT LEWIS
Editor TINES You may state TO the
citizens vf East chicago and Indiana
Harbor that SC IS my Intention to be
candidate FOR the nomination for Mayor
OF the city Of East Chicago at the prt-
mcries TO be held in May. A vote for
me is vote for "A clean, efficient BUSH
ness administration.
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Editor TIMEs--Please announce to the
voters Of East Chicago that / am can
oloaIe for the nomination for Mayor on
he Citizens Ticket.
FRANK CALLAHAN
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Editor TINEs:-P1ease announce that
am a candidate for Mayor Of East
Chicago. subject to the wishes Of the
voters at the May primaries and that
earnestly solicit their support.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
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hammond
ErND II 20

HARRY z. POWERS
Evening star., 1921-03-13

l471 MONROE ST NV. Room for gentle
man home cooking: ami. Phone Col. s73s.
NICELY furnished room for couple or . girls
with rrined Jewish family. Phone Col. 45si.
i2l4 EYE ST. NV. Apt. 5-ItOom and board
Evening star., 1921-03-13

iii4 X Nicely furnished ssbud bonrd,
lnca ton. communicative hnuses.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

l4lt WEBSTER ST. N.W.--one exceptionally
| bright room with board. ia private family. for
two young ladies; very reasonable. Columbia
Evening star., 1921-03-13

| 1893 PARk H0AD-i.arge second story front
rooiu twin beds ami unlimited phone
! home privileges: reasonable. col 7S5. l5s
Evening star., 1921-03-13

14NT GIKAHD ST,--TWU nftrnrUNfIy 1ur-
nished; excellent meals; reasonable. l5s
33Os WARDER sT. NV. Col. 9l6s-Nesily
furnished single room, OF screened porch. l5s
1915 l. ST. N.w.-Nice sunny room for tWo
Young men: electricity.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

9l0 18Th w.-Newly papered: twin beds:
adjoining hath: also gentlemen share front
rosin. twin ls.Is
Evening star., 1921-03-13

26o6 UNIVERSITY PL.. one block west OF lath
between Euclid and Fairmont- -Four rooms.
second. third and fourth noors: suitable fse
two people each ami: SS2. 80 To <&s each.
Including excellent board Col. 6123
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
REALTORS DISCUSS
BUILDING HOMES

Plans for relieving the scarcity OF
houses in Pueblo. were discussed by
the members of the Pueblo Real Estate
in the Commerce club rooms. Reports
were made on plans originated by the
Russell Sage Foundation of New York
City. on how better homes may be con-
structcd, and the best means of light
ing and ventilation for residences.
1t was also reported that any persons
contempla ting tho building of homes
would soon be able to obtain informa-
tion issued by the Russell sage Foun-
dation by applying to the Pueblo Real
tors.
Tho suggested forming of a building
and loan association was also discuss
cd. Improved plans OF organization
for such a concern were advanced by
members OF the Real Estate Exchange.
Tho forming OF "A building and loan
association is said to be badly needed
just at this time. Many real estate
men arc building homes for tho mar
kct at the present time. owing tc
business cxiccncics. however. the rca
estate men claim that they have
no time to devote to the building oil
homes and urge that persons wanting
thomcs make arrangements for private
construction. The forming OF another
building and loan association would
relieve the situation II Is Thought.
Plans for the sending OF TWO or three
representatives of the Pueblo Real
Estate Exchange to n national con
vontion OF realtors to be held in
Chicago during the summer were also
dealt with.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
COKE PLANT ALL
OOLlEO UP FOR THE
VISITING ROTAR|ANS

When visiting Rotary club ladies'
were shown thru the Minnequa plant
of the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
any's properties Wednesday afternoon.
many remarks We're heard when tho
site of the coke and by-product plants
were reached, on tho cleanliness and
orderliness of the place.
Members of the Coke plant depart
ment had arranged Rotary club en-
white washed excepting those that
were SO arranged as to spell Wei
come Rotarians." Above the Rotary
gear wheel the words Coke Plant"
were arranged in white washed coke,
A lawn in front of the offices had
been carefully raked and trimmed 50
as to give a neat appearance to the
newly sprung grass. Rail fences and
posts were white washed, giving the
entire plant a. ship-shape appearance.
In each department of the Coke and
By Product plants everything had been
arranged to best display the mechani
cal features. Means were provided for
the Rotarians. and the ladies to mount
the coke ovens, for n view of tons of
burning coal, without danger of burn
ing shoe leather. Coal shutcs and plat
forms had been thoroly scrubbed to
prevent the soilinE of the ladies' cloth
ing.
Members of tho inspecting party.
when questioned as to what part of
the plant impressed them most. were
unanimous in voting in favor of the
Coke and By-Products plants.
Tho Open Hearth department was
the most spectacular,-but the Coke
Plant looked almost good enough to
| cat',-it was so clean" one member of
the party stated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
dollars and Sense" At
Clyne Theater Tonight

Dollars and Sense is the title of the
drama TO be shown at the clync the
atcr tonight with Madgc Kennedy as
the star. In this vehicle Miss Ken
nedy portrJys the rol" Of a game
Anne rican girl. down to hcr last two
cents. who refuses to so under In spite
OF her desperate circumstances. But
Fate seems kind to her. She meets
David Rogers. an idcalistic baker.
whose desire to do all that lies In his
power for poverty stricken people who
suffer thru no fault OF their own,
prompts. him to organize "A bread line
and later. with the help OF Hazel
,Madge kennedy, he succeeds. But.
no sooner are their arrangements
completed. when he falls i'll.
Gconrey Stanhope. wealthy man.
has pcstered Hazel with attentions and
shc now decides to use him for the
purpose of securing sufficient money TO
allow David, the idealist.. to realize
his ideal. Stanhopc demands the su-
prcmc sacrifice in exchange for his
money and we leave Hazel nt the hos
pitai. saying her last farewell to her
lover
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
The Accidental Honeymoon
At Critcher Theater Tonight

Captain Robert Warwick. who gained
his shoulder stripes in tho trenches
over there, and Eilanc lIammcrstcin
delighted capacity audiences at the
Critchcr theater last evening in the
comedy drans. The Accidental Honey
moon. The fun is all over n young
couple that became stalled by balky
auto and had to so tn a farm house for
the night, The honest old farmer and
his wife thought the couple were mar
ried. or Mt least they ought to be, and
put them in one room
The fun comes in by way Of tho
achemos they rosortcd to to pass the
hours in n conventional manner. There
is lots or fun too in the race after
their elopornent by an iratc dad. This
amusing comedy will be repeated this
evening.
The Century comedy His Fearful
Finish is also a laugh maker. and the
Fox News shows many intercstin.,
pictures. At the Critcher theatcr this
evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
MOLLY MADDEN

Priscilla Dean has no equal in tho
portrayal of clever and dazzling nm
derworld types. such 1s Molly Madden.
the daring and adorable heroine of
"Outside the Law. and other photo
plays. she created q now screen per-
sonaIity. In The Virgin of St3m-
boul'' shc brought alternate smiles
and tears BY the rapid play of her
emotions.
In creating Moli, Madden. Priscilla
Dean has done "a great thing. Like the
many facets of an exquisite gem, Mol
ly has many moods. She makes yon
hate her when she's cruel You like
her when she's gay. You despisc her
when she's crafty. You love her when
she's sweet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
The Comedians in the
Greenwich Village Fonies

Upon the capable shoulders OF
comedy phase OF tho Greenwich Village
Follles. the fantastic and artistic re-
vuc of New Works Quarter Latin.
which viii illuminate the City Audi
torium with its exquisite beauty Tues
day night. April =. Watts is a carl
caturist Of tho arts of tho deep breath
ing diva and the classic Russian
dancer: Herman disports in burnt
cork and ro-alcs his audience with in
innate gossip Of tho artists backsta-c.
Watts droll burlcspuc of the sophis-
ticatcd society women. his travcsty- on
Lady Godiva and his hilariously funny
impcrsonation OF Fausts ''MnrEcritc''
mark the cosmic hiSh-l lights OF thi,
Bohemian rcvcl. Watts is an English
man who was a stranger to American
audiences prior to the premiere OF the
"E'ollics''. That he SO ably caricaturcs
tho arts of tho leading figures In opera
and classical dancing. is due to tho
fact that he has Il thoro knowledge OF
tho fundamentals OF both arts gained
when he Was feature in tho J. &.
Williamson ROYAL Comic Opera COM
pany in Melbourne, Australia. He Is
n graduate OF the Conservatory OF thai
city.
There was another good sale Of seats
for this remarkable and popular must
cal comedy yesterday. and tho outlook
Is good FOR a splendid audience on
Tuesday evening. Wherever the
Greenwich Village Follics' has been
given IL has evoked enthusiasm and ap-
plausc. because 1t Is really good, and
the people who miss seeing II VIII have
passed mp the greatest show OF tho
wear.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08
LIONS PLAN PAGEANT
FOR STATE FAIR week

Al a meeting of the Pueblo Lions
club held yesterday at noon in the
Van hotel. Il report of tho pageant
committee concerning plans bc.n;
made for state fair week was made.
il is hoped to organize Il spcctacular
affair to parade the streets of Pueblo
during that week. George Gleason IS
chairman OF the pageant committee.
The pageant will not bc of the ad-
,erfising variety. but will bc u sor,
OF picture story of some Indian leg
end. Tho noats Will represent the sew
eral historic aycnts. Each hoat will
he ciaborately decorated in the colors
used by the Aztec Indians in decor
atinG their ornaments. and personal
wear. II is said.
II l. planned to make the pageant a
sort Of gala fetc. along the lines fol-
lowed by tho Mardi Gras. Prizes Will
bc given for the most original and
ado. Each Hoat must represent some
rsrt OF an Aztcc Indian story. that viii
be chosen later.
Tim Barbrick, manager Of tho Nc
Clcllsnd Mercantile company. was pre-
aent at yesterdays meeting and gave
a short recount OF the history OF the
McClelland organization, stating that
the firm was founded at a time prior
TO the entrance OF the state OF Colo
rido in the Union, lie also stated
that Mr. McClclland. founder of the
company. had given over sl2'.o" TO Pu-
cblo charity during HIS business car
ccr here.
Abel Kidd. "A Pueblo boy. entertained
tho members by whistling numbcrs.
accompanying himself on the piano.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08

Womsa's HAvanA Brown kiA l-Sks.p
Pumps. (as illustrate d.: e
Suede insert in strap and cuff ~
around vamp; Louis Leather
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-08

Molly Madden is Priscilla Dean. \
creature OF smiles and frowns, tears
and laughter. fear and daring. revenge
and sacrifice. hate and love. Tod
Browning, the author, gave Molly
Madden n soul. Priscilla Dean has
given her the breath OF life. The por
trayal or this remarkable screen char
actcr is the acme of emotional artistry.
outside the Law in the big Five
Day attraction which starts at the
Palm theatre next Sunday. So every
body will get the chance TO sec !t,
that's why the run has been extended.