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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
NJ. E. South Church
"Do Something" Class
Meets at Walsenburg
waig~rhur.

waisenburr. March I2.-Thc DO
Something" class OF tho NJ. y. South
church. In walscnburE. held their
regular monthly business and social
meeting Tuesday evening, in tho an
rcA Ai.ho n scvCro snow storm was
prevailing. n largo crowd attended
and lively evening was spont
Dainty rcfrcshments were served by
tho ho-;czses. Hrs Stella lockwood
and tho Misses woodcring. Those
present wore:
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Y. Bowman. Mr..
and Mrs.. Geo. c. Ferguson. Mr. and
Nrh a y. Clements, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs i. l.
Ncs.rs. Mrs. +. Il. sheppard. Mrs. W.
y. Angel. Mrs. Mookmorc. Mrs. ". l..
Cradiock. Miss Cynthia Yost, Miss
Lucy Iackmore. Mis- Jov Mc1rs. Mt.
NJ. {. n. Thomas. Mr.. waiter Mock
more. Mr.. sidney Adams, Mrs, Clif-
ford Herbert, Mr.. W. II. Robinson,
Mr. rabbit. Jessie Bowman. Martic
bowman. Jessie Craddock, Gerald
MeArs and the hostcSscs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
The Mothers Congress and
Parent Teachers Association
EDITED BY MRS. ]. R. BARTLEY.

Lakcview p. Y. A. had a good meet
ing on "Wednesday. Several numbers
were given by the Kindergarten pu-
pills and playlet, Geo. Washington"
was given by the Fourth grade. Tho
members have been divided in two sec
tions. one to furnish the program for
April and the other for May. A social
hour and tho serving OF refreshments
closed the meeting.
Colunbine +. T. a. met on Wcdncs-
day, there was n splendid number OF
nothers ana two fathers present. Mrs
VIII Henry from the Steel Works
'S', gave a splendid talk on "Ameri-
caniaation" mentioning the deplorabl
conditions at Ellis Island. and some
interesting points of the work as car
ried on at the "Y" and at Riverside
school.
A new T. T. A. was organized this
week at Nicholson school. \ very
enthusiastic meeting was held and tho
following officers elected:
President, Mrs. f. d. Hartman.
Vice president, Mrs. ]. r. Sengler.
Secretary, Miss Laura Fairchild.
Treasurer, Mrs. Hazel Reimcr.
Tho next meeting will bc held on the
second Friday in April and refresh
mcnts will be served
Central grade held an interesting
meeting Wednesday afternoon in the
gymnasium. There were 6S mothers
and two fathers present. Mrs. Stuart.
the treasurer reported 81 as tho mem
oership. The Second grade entertained
with tho following program:
Opening song.
Dutch play-Second A.
Song-Master Robin-Second p.
Indian dance-Second A
What VIC learn at schooI-Sccond &
girls.
SonS-Pussy willow-Second b
Mrs. Allard gave a practical talk on
Better Homes. 4 splendid article read
by Mrs Prindlc. Arc girls more re-
fined by nature than boys2"
stay in School Drives" read by Mrs
Pierce
Tho mothers OF Second grade pupils
were hostesses.
\ nominating committee was ap-
pointed as April will be tho election of
officers.
Minnedua P. T A. will neet on We'd
ncsday, March Is at 2;30 m. The
Fourth grade pupils will furnish the
program and Fourth grade mothers
viii be hostesscs. Mrs, Allard will
talk on selecting and preparing food
for children.
Lincoln ?. T. A. viii meet on Tues
day. March is at ; n. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
You Criticiise
Others

They in turn critieisc your appear
ancc.
The ideal figure, whether stout,
slender or average. when correctly
corsctcd in G-D Justritc. is be,ond
criticism. 1nox pensivc garments,
when Worn over proper corsots, give
an air Of distinction to the wearcr.
The figure moulding quality of
GID Justritc Corscts is due to their
superior designing.
They form a perfect foundation for
the now gown. It's the designing Of
CD Justrites that makes them 50
comfortable and also gives you tho
figure line you desire.
CD Justritcs arc RUSTLESS and
guaranteed to give satisfactory wear.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Supreme Court Decision
On Divorce Case

Notable among tho vast number Of
divorce actions that have been heard
in tho several record courts Of this
county is ono upon which a supreme
court decision was quito recently
handed down.
II is tho suit or Emma X. True vs..
Harry True. and 1t went to tho high
court on motion or defendant To
vacato an order OF the Pueblo county
district court.
Tho action. which involves a
prominent family~of Ilrimcr county
has been I'm tho courts for consid-
Crahlc timc. and will come up for
n trial on its mcrits probably next
month, at which timo n Colorado
Springs Judge. presumably Judge
Shacfor. will try tho case here.
Thcro havc been hearings in tho
district court In this county first on
custody or tho two children. then on
alimouy. and then on attorney fees
and court costs falling TO tho lot Of
the plaintiff
In tho last of these hearings Judge
Park dccrcCd that the defendant
should pay into tho court tho sum
Of $500 for plaintiffs attorneys. and
500 to apply on hcr expenses OF
bringing witnesses here from the
northern part or the state. u was
on this order that tho defendant ap-
np1lFu 70 Inv llkl 'Nhlh W llshN'
Judge Parks order vacated: the sup
RENE court. on tho contrary. affirmed
tho ruling OF Judge Park by denying
tho order
As stated. both families arc quito.
prominent IN their respective parts
nf the state. and tho family Of tho
husband Is said TO bo quite wealthy.
At the time tho first court action
came up. following tho suit for di-
vorce. tho children were in the care
OF the fathers mother at Fowler; this
contest was over their custody. The
court decided to leave them with
thcir grandmother, as they had been
sent there by tho mother some timc
previously
Then came tho alimony hearing and
noxt the ono on which tho supreme
court had Just acted. II Is under
stood that Judge Park has requested
Judge Shacfnr OF Colorado springs to
preside ut the hearing when the dt-
vorco action comes up for trial in this
city next month.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Membership NOTICE

Hw capita tax must be received by
the state treasurer at once in order
that Pueblo District =. II. AS may
receive proper recognition and creden-
Gfals for the annual and state conVen-
tlons to be held in April and May re-
spectively. The city membership chair
man asks that officers of each +. L. a.
attend to this matter promptly.
Boone. vineland, Avondale, ordway,
Sugar city, Beuiah and Rye are part
should forward their per capita thru
the Pueblo treasury. Mail all checks
to Mrs. Oscar Pearson. 1901 Cartarct
street Pueblo, treasurer.
Pueblo County Council of Mothers
Congress met Monday afternoon. The
par capita tax is due this month, and
the membership question was dis
cussed. Mrs. Barker reported num-
ber of now subscriptions for the Child
Mra T. ]. Brown and Mrs. c. L.
Duoy wers elected delegates to the
National NJ c. convention with Mrs.
" Brown and Mrs. r. l. Waddanes
As alternates- Mrs V. Brown reported
tho picture show managers are most
anxious to cooperate for Better Films. "
A nominating committee was appoint
Cd as next month is election of Of
hcefs.
standards for reviewing pictures
fitnns must be: Clever and wholesome
moral thruout. positive, without crime,
tftfes frce from profanity and vulgar
slang, without brutality of any kind,
In good taste. presentations OF decent
rivtnk. accurate
irving Place school r. T. A. will hold
a community meeting on March I6 at
O'Clock p. m Tho following numbers
win be given:
rrio-Mr-. g. A. B1evtn and friends
Vocal solo-Miss Rrccht.
Reading-Franccs Morris.
Song and dance-Nary Stevens
Piano solo-Iva McHoGan.
ReadinE-OrviIlc Suhre.
Vocal duet Mary hiice Cor. vir-
rinia Griffith.
Stunts-Sevcnth and Eighth grade
hoys
Walking thc rope-CcIceto Blevir
Vocal duot-sHss Moore Miss Smith.
Addrcss-Superintrn Wagner
Violin orchostra-Irvins school boye
and gtrfs-
Carlisle p. r. A. WIFI rne~t on
Thursday. March II at ESQ p. m. Prof
J. F. KcatinE win talk to the. moth
srs. Mrs.. J. II. Fem VIII disrTiss tho
Betfor Homes Movement Several mum
hcrs of Irish songs and dances will
bc sfven-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Best Quality of Light and Dark
CALICO in a Good Assortment
of Patterns, yard 900. 10c

"A small lot OF Sorpcntinc crepe.
digrnrdod uattcrna. vi. sSc
Double fold PcrCllC. in light and
dark patterns. all now and choice
patterns, yd. ,.-...s.s.....s..., ioc
Iicavy Galatca SuitinE. in navy and
black checks. all now and dcsir1hl"
patterns. 2S-iu Wide Nd. .,.... 19c
Tho big special Monday. in our
basement pinco goods section. is a.
plain cnlorcd Chambrav GiuEham. I'm
light blue. pink and brown, 2f-in.
wide; formerly sold FOR soc. Mondaay
yd. ...............
90 yard llmit-No phone urdersl
Play Suitinv-A very large stock Of
choice pattcrns-plain cclOrs. stripes.
iunior clothes. romp'rs, ctc. Choice
OF tho lot. yd. .................s soc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
|||!E|z e ! 2ssaEG|1 Z!
F fashionable Shoes
for the Woman Of
Discriminating
laSte

Ask any woman what the most i'm
portant detail of the costume is and
nine times ont of ten she will reply
"Shocs." And she probably has in
mind Just such smart new Shoes as
we are showing in a diversity of
styles and fine quality, serviceable
feathers. Here you may choose sturdy
walking Shoes as well as the sdainti-
est low styles suitable for the dressier
occasions of Spring at prices You will
find welcome change from previous
years. Second Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

mo Physical Department OF the
woncn's Division Steel Works club
~ will Etvo its first annual demon
stration next Friday evening. March
Is. at o'clock in tho big gymnasium.
The women have been cxcellcntly
trained by Misss Esther II. Scholz. one
of the most thoroly equipped physic-
al Instructors and rccrcational lead
crs Pueblo has ever had. Under her
able direction n most interesting and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT
A Store Within a Store enc :$ .ss:' -: ne: ]$ ]$

- dog. snkolino covered cotton n-fIllcd
Comforts. 72xs4 inches: original p-ico
$500. TO go for just Onc-Halt Price.
-Crcviot shirtinE. IS inches wide. a
finc assortment OF patterns. very
durable. Just the thing for mems
work shirts. womcn's house dresses.
etc a splendid value. yd. lie
Just received n now lot Of Luxury
SILK. \ plain colorcd Brocadc silk
and cotton mixture. in black, brown.
navy, green, red. Alice blue. light
blue, gray, pink, wine and old rose.
36-in wide. yd. ...............S csc
Have YOU seen tho pretty Noilcs in
our basement? Mostly light and
medium light cnIors iu large as
sortmont or patterns, 36 and io-in.
widc-rhis compares favorably with
hoc and 65c grade. our bargain
basement price. yd. ...........2Sc
--ChallieS-A new case all now pat
terms, beautiful. pretty floral convcn-
uunal. Persian and other effects. ono
yard widC-bcst quality ........2Oc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

A dong the Of business done annually Bar
gain Basement would be considered good sized for city the
of Puebo-Ihee Reason Bargain Basement We specialize
SpecaGoods bought Underpcc Rejects Job Lots Large QUAINT
tiles bought low prices and sold low prices quckPrac-
cay all goods tables made easily accessible Many
whether mind Of special Bargain Base
when down and almost invariably find special the
lowest prce-GET THE HABTT-NST OUR BASEMENT-E ECON
OMY STORE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
CLEARING HOUSE HANKS

New York March i2. The actual CON
dition OF clearing housc banks and
trust companies Tor the week shows
that they hold Sst6S3.93o reserve in cN-
cess Of legal requirements, This Is an
increase or $50 200 $50 from last week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
CD
..ustrite
Corsets

Look for the little GID Justrite tag
inside each Corset. It's your guaran-
tee.
No other Corset feels like n GID
Justritc. We have in stock n COM
plctc range of models and can prop
crly 1T You. Second Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Easter Suits
Easter Wxabs
AT Sample Prices

For they Samples limited number of hen,no aEe-ruy hncla
wearables
dres wear
black Circular Ovekis featured.
collars puff sleeves other touches s2s75 $37 So s5 So s6S5o
SUITS backs
ed the still favor
the fancy silk Innings of adum silk and the perfect
s4S5O, $780, s6S so
WRAPS the Spring Coats modes and these unusually
woon and and stcdm
lined exquistey-S4S.50, $6850
-REMEMBER-The Sample Carmen Sample Prices.
Second Floor South
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

Just received beautiful line of new
Rugs for Spring priced Mt prc-war
prices.
Buy them now at big saving to your
self while our assortment is complete.
-9x12 Administer, pretty
designs ............S $500. $1,000
-9xl2 Seamless Administer Rugs
at $3.50 and S54.75
-9Sl2 Seamless Velvet Rug, nice
patterns. ........,........... sSSS.Ou
-9xl2 Seamless Brisscl Rug
at ..............S2 S24.95 and $4,000
-2Ix54 fine Wilton Velvet Rugs, fringed,
at. .................. .SS.ID
-27x5i Administer
Rugs $3.50. S3.9S and S4.75
-2Tvi Velvet Rugs Mt 50
36x72 Administer Rugs
at 1913. $3.50 and S6.95
Best make Administer Rugs, small sizes,
at special prices.
--27S54 Carlton Quality ........Sd.95
-27N5i Nonkcrs quality ........S5. .45
36N12 Carlton quality 90
High Grade Wilton Velvet Rugs IN copies
of real Oriental designs and colors.
at $4,000. S125.OO and $4,000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
RWe sssseW0..S0oSsO
I X2Sa|

If you'll buy your materials now
you can have your frock finished for
Easter.
The materials are beautiful and
priced so reasonably.
We are very fortunate in being
able to supply the wanted shades i'll
the wanted materials.
--Taffetas.
Canton Crepes.
Crepe Back Satina-
Crepe dc Chimes.
-Georgettes.
Sport Silks.
Our lines of these materials arc
complete We want you to pay this
department visit to see these new
goods. All the popular colors. Navy,
Black, Brown, Gray-in fact, VIC
have what you are looking for.
Laces for Dinner Gowns, Etc.
"A big showing of the elegant new
laces in Black, Navy and Brown
one of the smartest hits of the sea-
son.
Beautiful now Sport Silks for sep
arate skirts-also the new onc-piccc
Sport Dresses.
Main floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
SHOP

Pretty now White waistinEs-shccr
and dainty. Just arrived FRIDAY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Perrin Gloves for Easter

New shipment of the famous
Perrin Gloves. All the new shades
and styles.
2-clasp ala Murc" .....S3.5O
2-clasp "Belfast' ......S1.5O
2-clasp "1rcnc" ........S4.~
2-clasp "Jouvnn" .......S4.OO
2-clasp "Perfection" $3.50
2clasp Jouvan ..........S3.~
All staple colors, fitted per-
fectly.
Also Long Kid and New Shades
Main Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
DO you know that
Easter is only two weeks awsyi

WEATHER FORECAST
-unsnttlod Sunday and probably
Monday. with light snow Sunday in
south portion: no decided change in
temperature.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Dress Up the House for Easter

PRETTY NEW DRAPERIES FOR
SPRING
-kapock Silks, formerly sold at $3.50 yd,
new price ............. sN.S.JD yd
-Drawnwork Border Mnrquisettcs
at Observation-Disclosures. .SSc I'd.
-Colorcd Embroidered Designs in Swiss
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC yd.
Short lengths in Imported Madras
at ..,,........,........ 19c yd.
Pretty Sunfast Drapcrics 36-inch widths,
at Observation-Disclosures S .15, 81 80 yd.
-50-nch wide,
at ....S1.S9. S1.95 and $3.50 yd.
Double Printed Terry Cloth for
DraPerics at CSC and 81 .25 yd.
Beautiful new line Table Runners and
Scarfs, Tapestries, Silks and Nclours at
S2.25, $3.50. S3.9S, $500 to
S11.25
All now designs and styles
-LcnoN Silk for plain color drapcrics,
very pretty ...........,.......S .S3c yd.
Third Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

Crews Bcsgs Special Brand.
Here's n brand of Coffee that VIC
every meal and never tire of it Let
us fill your next Coffee order.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Easter Furnishings
For Men

SHIRTS
Mems Crepe Madras Satin Stripe
Shirts, wonderful range of patterns,
ut ..-................ $3.50
-Mcrccrizcd Jersey Shirts, neat pat
terms, wonderful for fit and wear,
a. 5000
TIES
-Puro Silk Knit Ties in plain col
ors and stripe effects 81 90
Rich, lustrous Silk 4in-Hands
Other 4-m-Hands
at. .$1.&, 81. 40 and $1.S5
HOSE
--1ntorwovcn and Holcproof Pure
Silk Half Hose in Black and colors,
pair. ..75c
--Intcrwovcn and Holeproof Mercer
lied Lislc Half Hose, in Black and
colors, pair .4Oc
Monday Special-Mcn' extra quail
ity White Cotton Handkerchief; sells
regularly at 25c.
Monday .......... 6 for 81 90
Fourth Street Entrance.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-03
kecdu tilt AUS
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

AS Formerly announced the Upper
Peninsula State Sunday School Con-
,ention will be held in the Ishpeming
Methodist Episcopal Church on Sept.
8. 10, and IL. A three day program
has been arranged, every session OF
which will be full OF instruction on
some phase of the Sunday School
work.
The Sunday School OF the Conven-
tion church has an excellent orches-
ira OF twenty-one members which will
give en- open air concert on the op-
ening day OF the Convention, Friday
evening, Sept. 3, beginning al 700 p.
M. and closing at 1880 when the Con-
venticn evening session will begin.
The orchestra will also play few
numebrs during the Saturday evening
session Every school in the u. p. Is
urged TO send one or more delegates.
There viii be divisional conferences
on Friday and Saturday afternoons
and schools that send three or four
delegates will get more out of the
convention. How many delegates
will your school send?
Already schools are reporting the
election OF delegates. One school
has written that the committee may
expect four delegates from their list
of workers. Another reports the
election OF two delegates who expect
TO attend all OF the convention and
most OF the teachers in the School
expect to attend as many sessions OF
the Convention as possible.
II your school has not planned to
send any delegates and has no money
in the treasury for that purpose, why
not get busy and give the people OF
your community an opportunity TO
help send one delegate at least that
your school may be benefited by the
Convention. Send name OF delegates
to the Chairman of the Entertainment
Committee Mrs. N. W. Krogman,
Ishpeming
The diamond drill., 1921-09-03
Read The Ado
PICNIC A SUCCESS

The farmers picnic held at Chi
cogan lake last Wednesday was very
well attended by farmers on both sides
OF the county. A good time was had by
all and some excellent addresses were
that made by Mrs. Dora Stockwell be-
ing especially worth while hearing.
Charles Neugebauer. manager OF tho
Iron County Farm Bureau. was pres
ent with couple OF barrels OF fine
lemonade that was dished out by
Misses Emily Neueebauer and Edna
Richard and Mrs. Mandy. Il was a
real thirst quencher and many enjoy
ed a.
The ball games and other sports
were exciting and many took part IN
them.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-03
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the County
of Iron.


al session OF said Court. held al
the Probate Office in the City OF Crys-
tai Falls. in said County. on the srd.
day OF September. A. ID. 1921.
Present; Hon. Fred. n. Murphy.
Judge Of Probate. In the Matter Of
The Estate OF Abner M. Darlinpi De-
ceased.
Nj III. Moriarty, Attorney for the
Executrix. having filed in said Court
his Petition praying that said court
adjudicate and determine who were AZ
the time OF his death the legal heirs
or said deceased and entitled to inherit
the real estate or which said deceased
seized
Ii is ORDERED. that the 3rd.. day
OF October. A. d. 1921. AT ten o'clock
in the forenoon. at sadd Probate fplcx
be and is hereby appointed Cos hearing
said petition:
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, that
public notice thereof be given by pub
lication OF copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous 10
said hearing, in the Diamond Drill a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County.
Fred +. Murphy
Judge OF Probate
A true copy.
Fred II. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate
(34-se)
The diamond drill., 1921-09-03
'VAMPS" WHO
MADE HISTORY
IE VAMPIRE WHO STARTED
PRoFITEERINo.
BY JAMES c. YOUNG.
;Iur, Newspaper syndicate, /,


A FTER seizlng half OF France and
"A leaving the conquered country to
his lieutenants, Edward III returned To
England toward the close OF the Four
teenth century. the most powerful mon
arch which the nation had ever known.
He had been long ut the wars and was
determined TO let younger shoulders
carry the burden. His mind was bent
upon recreation. the rest and plenty
SO hardly won. His eye fell upon Alice
Perrers. She probably was a servant
about the palace, and was neither pref
~ nor talented. But she had a fiat
tering tongue and the will which moves
even walls. So II was not long until
her name began 70 be linked with that
OF Edward. Then his wife died, the
good Queen Phillppa. Immediately
Alice Perrers came into the full meas
ure OF her power.
This woman had one ruling passion
money. Edward was completely I'M
der her domination. She persuaded
him 10 give her estates I'm IL counties.
many OF them wrung from their right
ful owners She had herself appointed
as guardian" 10 wealthy orphans and
rifled their property. Court offices
were sold through her. She undertook
10 dictate even In the law courts and
actually sat upon the bench with crown
judges 10 see that they decided In the
way she sought.
The people groaued and a party be-
gan TO gather around the Black Prince,
son of Edward. who had come home
from the wars abroad. In an unwise
moment Alice had parliament sum
moned TO vote new taxes. But the
parliament rebelled and Edward. near
his dotage. was forced 10 give up Alice.
both agreeing that they would never
meet again. Then the Black Prince
died. Alice came back to the palace,
more powerful than ever.
At this juncturc she hit upon the
idea OF cornerlng certain imported
luxuries, working through a merchant.
The volume OF commerce was compnr-
atively small az that time. IL was an
easy matter 10 carry out her plans.
so Alice became Englnnds nrst pront-
eer and gained new wealth. The king
was feeble and frequently near death.
but Alice tenderly administered to him
and by the very force OF her own spirit
kept him alive. In every direction she
levied new exactions and the people
were afraid 10 act Scandal coupled
her name with that OF several men,
but Edward would not believe her un.
faithful. How far she might have gone
II would be impossible to say hnd not
the kings falling health reached a
crisis
AZ last. when Alice saw that her
time had run Its course. she left Ed
ward 10 die alone. But not until she
had removed the rings from the I'm
gers OF this king. whose deeds had re-
sounded through all the world, only 20
become the prey OF servant Girl who
was not even pretty.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-03

We want to thank all of the kind
friends and neighbors who aided us
during our late great bereavement and
who so lovingly brought flowers or
who aided us In any way. We were
the recipients OF SO many kindly
ministrations that we cannot begin to
separate out each and every one OF
them and so TO all our dear friends
we say grateful word of thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dumais and
Family.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-03

1880 p. M Opening meeting OF ST
Marks Guild at the Parish House.
Wednesday
1880 p. M. Opening meeting OF the
Altar Guild at the Parish House.
Don III. Copeland
There will be regular meeting OF
the Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. f.
church In the church parlors Tues
day afternoon. Sept at 2:30 (Social)
--Read The Ads