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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-30
IN THE UNITED STATE sD1sTR1cr

COURT FOR THE DI; STI ICT OF
INDIANA. IN BANkRI IPJ 'CY.
In the matter Of Gabrie j abau. Vol
untary Bankrupt Cause : So 354.
To the creditors OF abfiel Sabau,
voluntary bankrupt. OF Ind lana Har-
Dor. Lake County. State of Indiana:
You and each Of youi; Epeahereby no.
tilted that on the 18th sdsu of June,
A. D. 1921. Gabriel Sabau was duly adj
judged a bankrupt, and III v first meet
ing Of his creditors wilT&b held at the
Federal Court Room in iEIs rrmond, Ind
lana. at one o'clock p + daylight
saving time) Friday. July Is. 1921. at
which time the creditors ray attend)
prove their claims, examin the bank
rupt, appoint a trustee ar d. transact
such further business as N az properly
come before said meeting
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE G. CONsID-
GRAFTON all claims must be properly
endorsed on the outer side lhe -eof with
the name of the bankrupt = name and
address of creditor amour II claimed.
and name and address of coul lsel, If
any.
HARRY c. sHI u1e.-DAN.
Referee in l bankruptcy
Frankfort. Indiana. June %, 1921.
$50
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

The undersigned will not be respon-
sfble for any bills or debts contracted
by his wife. Mrs. Carl Johnson. or
any but himself.
CARL JOHNSON,
6-29 i4Sth st. East Chicago.
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IN THE UNITED STATES = ] STRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTR I, T OF
INDIANA, IN BANKRUPT re-
In the matter of Villa u Tropp.
Voluntary Bankrupt. Cause No 355.
To the creditors Of VIII 5am sTropp.
voluntary bankrupt of lazy. Lake
County. State of Indiana:
You and each of you are n. -e.7v no
tifed that on the gath day of une. A.
D.. 1921. Willinm Tropp was 6 lily ad-
judged a bankrupt. and the frs meet
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Spiritual meetings every Thunsd ~ seve-
ming at p. m. tuesday and Friday
call for Special Advice with . reduced
prices.
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WANTED-Sales men. experienced IN in
ent employed as accountants, clerks or
foreman on railways or in Industries
This Is high class. Something you
want yourself, and not afraid to offer
your friends Room I. Straube bldg
open evenings. Hammond. 6-23-tf
WANTED-Ambitious office executive,
familiar with bookkeeping and ac-
counts. Apply Times A25 Ham 629-2
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such further business as ma,

o0SA Incl BUSINESS 40 may tploPCtlS
come before said meeting.
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSID-
GRAFTON all claims must b. ~ properly
endorsed on the outer side Il lereof with
the name of the bankrupt. name and
address Of creditor amount . claimed.
and name and address Of { nunsel If
any.
HARRY c. SH ERIDAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Frankfort, Indiana. June 2s - 1921
$50
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DvERT1SEsfENTs ACCEPTED BY
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR sALE-one rooming house with
y rooms living apartment and fur
nlture- For sale cheap to quick buy
er, apply So OAKLEY ave. Ham. 6-23-7
modem M noora se buns ng eaa al 1a57
Garfield st for 1880 $500 cash.
Balance SIS per month. s-3s-3
WANTED TO TRADE--1e room brick
auto. Clair NJ. Stephens. 3402 Elm st.
phone 99S Indiana Harbor. $3.50
FOR sALE-5iH room house full fur
niture; leaving city for health. priv
piano; Will sell separate or together,
119 Shefheid ave, Hammond. s-29-3
FOR SALE
room bungalow. south side, modern
garage. 80. 500. Terms.
room bun gaIow near Harrison Park
$4,000 Terms.
s foona nearly new bungalow. oppo-
site park Hard wood throughout, fire.
place. sun parlor. garage. $500. Terms.
5 room bungalow Hyde Park. new
and modern $3.50 Easy terms.
venienees. $3.50, with $3.50 cash requir
cd.
room house. modern throughout. on
car line. s4s00 with $3.50 cash required
flat building close in on the south
woops. MARTIN & COMPANY
Office Hammond Trust and Savings
Bank. Phone Hammond 81. $40
FOR sALE-Modern II room brick
house. large lot: reasonable terms;
Small payment down. Call 125 Carroll
ST., Hammond. 6-2e-S
FOR sAI.E--Cotta &c, 477 Logan street.
near Calumet. large rooms, bath.
gas and electric: new furnace: full ce-
ment basement: laundry: built-in fea-
lures: garage, lot 25xST. $4,000 cash
or 5000 down; balance SIS month. Ham
mond $50
FOR SAI4E--A modern room banga-
low on south side; near car line;
furnace heat: electric light. laundry
tubs oak floors; etc. viii sacrifice my
equity for $500 Balance small month
Nv payments Phone 1912 Ham. s-30-2
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

AOR OAkE--f10 kONl0DtLEAo
FOR sALE-5 passenger E=sxei at a
bargain; come at once. 526 wilcox
ave. Hammond. $50
FOR SALE psgr wire wheels Cord
tires, Phone so5-R Ham. sos
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR sALE-SCRATCH PADS. ALL srz-
pI rs; r1 TIMES OFFICE. HANMoNp
FOR sALE-150 uncalled for Mems
Suits at $40 and up Lessers Loan
Bank: s. state ST. Hammond. s-9-tf
FOR SAL.E-New compartment fire
less cooker and utensils. 500 Alice
st, phone 101S-R Hammond. Syst
FOR SALE-Fire works at wholesale
prices. For information phone Ham
nond 900. 6-27-5
FOR SAI.E-Confectionery and ice
cream business. good stock. fine Ak
Doing good business. For full particu-
FAIRS. Fowler & Son. Real Estate Ind
lana Harbor. phone 121. s37S
tely perfect. blue white. sS7-toO
TITLE under karat for quick sale,
Loan Bank. IS State St. Ham 6-2S-tf
WARDROBE TRUNK sPECIAL-An-
gle and fiber bound. cretonne lined.
all hard vulcanized fiber; full size;
2ex22x40 inches. s22 SO delivered Les
sers Loan Bank, IS State st, Ham
FOR SALE-Washlng machine: one
second hand No. p Thor. nine sheet
size. in perfect condition. Our price
fer quick sale ss5; worth $3.50 Terms
shop. 64S Holman st. Ham. 6-2s-3
FOR sALE-Genuine Reed stroller.
Call 81 Michigan ave. Ham: 6-29-3
FOR SALE
One 100 Gallon Gasoline tank
One Detroit Automatic Counter scale
Two Fire proof iron safes.
Two Wolverine Chemical Closet out
fits, new
cheap.
Ten 10 gas arc lamps
One blacksmith post drill
One blacksmith bench wise.
One power buffer or polisher.
One power emery grinder.
One horse power Wagner electric
One Bicycle repair OUTFIT. vulcaniser.
brazer. trq ~ Is stand et c eh hear
East Chicago Ind. 6-29-6
cheap if taken at once. 1867 Col
umbia ave. Hammond. 1898
FOR SALE-Rest aurant; cheap: or will
trade. 7s4 Calumet ave. Ham. s-29-S
FOR SALE-singie top buggy and sim
gle express wagon. Phone Hammond
9oo-M after p. M. 6-29-2
FOR SALE@Restaurant doing good
business In small town for quick sale
at bargain. Apply al State Bank OF
Hammond. 6-29-2
FOR SALE-25x6 TT open motor boat
seats u persons. cushions. brass FL
lings. oak decks, coaning cypress hull;
cylinder II P. engine; fully equip
ped and i'm Al conditions 1919 Ewing
ave. So. Chicago, III 6-29-2
oven. new Cali after 6 III Sib-
lev st. Hammond. $50
FOR SALE@Reed baby buggy and mar
vel sweeper 493 wilcox street,
Hammond. $50
FOR SALE show cases. Al Ash
st. Hammond. $50
FOR SAI.E-F'urnitur for Ave room
apt. complete and dishes. 1870
Monroe st. phone 1861 Ham. $50
FOR SALE-Barber shop. Inquire of
Julius Chiefly. 7o6 Schrage avenue.
whiting. $50
FOR SALE-Household goods. 3S11
Commonwealth avenue. Indiana Har-
Dor. 1902
FOR SALE-FUrniture by piece If de-
sired S714 Hemlock st, Indiana
HarpOr -oo--
FOR SALE-Good paying business. Will
take car or sell at cost. Write A.
care Times. Hamfond. 5000
FOR SALE-Team heavy horses, har-
ness. Moor & Son. 4738 Olcott ave
East Chicago. $50
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A Fun az of Information
That >Aeu Should Have

DIsRAELI, 6osfor six years was prime minister Of
IL England, sadly has been my observation that
the most successh Il man any undertaking. is the man
who has the mos information"
1t doesn't req hme any particular information just to
go and buy omething But to buy the best of that
something at race that is satisfactory to you-that is
successful purchase And to make successful pm-
chases you must&ave1nfomaton
Advertising gives you,just that kind Of information
1t tells you where go norder to get the best Of any
thing you want a7adarprice.
That-is why thtsis paying.proposton for the man
who ghandles pocketbook to study the
advertisements nnk this newspaper regularly-every
day
To thosewhoahse tproperly, newspaper advertising
is source ofseconomy andsatisfaction that never
dry. 1t is a watchdog of dolars-a guarantee Of
satisfaction. -
II you wouldafeam the facts about the things you
need to make uncomfortable and happy,
reodkthe advertisements
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Put Il un 70 tho Teacher.


1t was Jimmy's first day In school
and he appeared to be very much Ia
terested and was very attentive ra
everything the teacher said. In cue
class the teacher asked Jimmy how
many fingers he had The little fell
low stuck out his fingers and said
to the teacher: There they are
count EN-"
To Remove Tar or Grease.
very sure and safs way TO re-
move tar or any such grease stains
from colored ginghams Is to rub well
into the spots fresh lard. Let 1t lie
several hours; then wash in warm
soapsuds. All spots will come out
easily.
Weighing tho Earth
The naval observatory SAYS the
mass of the earth has been deter
mined by means Of the Torsion baI-
ance. an instrument fer mea surfing
very minute forces. BY means Of this
instrument the attractive force of a
large metal ball is accurately u1eas A.
ured. and by comparing this force with
the earth's attraction the mass OF the
earth may be ascertained.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR CONF furnished rooms with
bath; 977 Calumet avenue, phone 1877
Hammond. S-1-tf
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Weighing thu Earth.


Flattery is the best cure for a stiff
neck. Ii will turn almost any hekd.-
Cartoons Magazine.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Sales ladies Zimmerman
and Kahn. Indiana Harbor. 6-2S-3
WONTEb-Elderly lady to keep house
for old lady and two men Call :
10 p. m. 80 Brunswick St. Ham
mond 6-29-2
WANTED-Waitress Steady work.
Phone 935 Indiana Harbor. Sheridan
Restaurant 6-29-2
NANTED-Girl for general homework
no washing; small family. Phone
1855 90 Glendale Park. Ham. s-30-3
WANTEDN-Wet nurse: baby TO nurse
and care for. Inquire IS Douglas st.
Hammond. $50
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phone


Mrs. (. Lea phone
Hammond 334o.
lectures d a lily
from 9 10 g, the
Right Wy to
Live. b9t , State
Line .Stre>~t, on the
west sid e otS hos
pital.
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FOR SALE--AUT0MOBILES

Cleanup on Used Cars
ono 1919 Ford Roadster. $500.
One 1918 Ford Sedan. $3.50
One 1918 Ford Sedan $500
One 1918 Chevrolet, 5 psgr 3275
One 1917 Studebaker. psgr. $500.
One 1917 Patterson. psgr. $500
One 1915 Tmick. psgr $500
One 1870 0lds Touring $3.50
One 1920 Odds Touring 5000
One 1920 stephens Sport. s140o
One 1920 stephens, pssr. $500
One 1915 Dodge, $500
Look our cars over before buying.
Time payments Your old car in trade.
These cars have been repainted and
thoroughly overhauied We now have
garage service. open day and night.
Can handle wrecks OF any kind Tow
in 81 and up
This place under new management.
Day phone s471. Night phone 231 Ham
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-5 room house or
flat near Penn. or New York Central
depot in Whiting or Hammond Ad-
dress A-27 care Times. Ham 6-29-2
WANTED TO RENT and room
modern house or lower flat Write
A-29 care Times, Hammond e-2a-4
WANTED TO RENT-Ciood sized camp
ing tent Phone 2275 or S743 Ham
mond. 6-30-9
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SITUATION WANTED
WANTED TO BUT

WANTED-I920 used car, light six
must be in good condition and price
reasonable. Address r. D. Q. care
Times, Hammond. 6-2s-3
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CITY OF HAMMOND INDIANA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
NOTICE OF STATE STREET. SEC
TON &C. LOCAL SEWER
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL MEET
INC.
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BOHLING'S
FOURTH OF JULY
SPECIALS

Overland 1 cylinder. s passenger
touring Late model in exec ptionally
rne condition throughout. Price $500
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Ford Coupe 1919 model. fitted with a
good sized cabinet box on rear suitable
for light delivery.
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oidsnobne Roadster. seats ? or
passengers Just overhauled and
repainted beautiful rich maroon
Special for this sale 500.
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fOR A1SE|-Con1ectionery and ice
cream business. good stock. fine FIX
lures. good location. Indiana Harbor,
Doing good business. For full particu-
FAIRS. Fowler & Son. Real Estate Ind
lana Harbor, phone 121. S-37-6
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FOR SALE-One roon4ing house with
~ rooms. living apartment and fur
nlture For sale cheap to quick buy
er Apply s14 Oakley ave. Ham. 6-23-7
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Frankfort. Indiana. June %, Lt21
$50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Beaman Travels

Manager ]. L. Bcaman OF the Col
orado State Fair. is just now assisting
the managers OF all the county fairs
in the northeastern portion OF the
state. in the arrangement for their fair
dates this year.
Mr.. Bcaman is the secretary OF the
state association of county fairs, and
the work OF arranging the dates foe
a dozen counties so that no one Will
interfere with others or with the state
fair. is no easy task. However, tho
various local fair officials are work
ing in conjunction very satisfactorily
for the work in hand is one OF mutual
interest.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Frank Beaman Tells
of Conditions Near
Matewan, w. Va.

Frank Benman, well known ncws-
paper man, formerly Of this city. but
now prominently connected with the
United Press association at Columbus,
Ohio is at present representing the as
sociation at tho famous Matewan muir
der trial at Williamson, West Virginia
Twelve persons were killed-said to
be murder-and sixteen persons are on
trial for the crime: it is therefore per-
haps the most noted murder hearing
the country has yet witnessed.
In n letter to his mother, Mrs. ]. L.
Bcaman of this city, Frank tells some
interesting things about the locality
in which he is for perhaps month To-
Gated. He states that Williamson Is
n town OF 1000. in which his obscrva-
tons convince him that some United
States missionary work is more need
full than in China He says he Won
ders why Columbus or some other great
discoverer has overlooked that West
Virginia locality; 1t is another coun-
try or another age, and he is in doubt
which.
Williamson" says the writer. is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

The thirty-third anniversary of the
Crews Besgs Dry Goods Co. Will oc-
cur on Tuesday, March l, and it Will
be celebrated by the firm giving the
people of Pueblo and vicinity five
day feast of bargains beginning Tues
day and ending Saturday.
This is, the most important mcr-
chandising event that has occurred in
Pueblo in years. These anniversary
sales are held by the firm every year.
but never before have such prepara-,
tions been made for bargain giving
as now, and those who miss the sale
will have failed to reap the benefits
that are freely offered to all by the
Crews-Beggs people.
With the thirty-third anniversary
sale in mind the department buyers
for tho firm went into the eastern
markets early and they bought with
the idea of giving the patrons of
Crews-Beggs the biggest and best bar
gains ever offered the people of Pu-
eblo and southern Colorado.
Mr.. Ira X. Young, the wide-awake
merchandising manager for the house,
made last-minute trip to New York
and other eastern centers for the pur-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
'THIRTY-THIRD' ANNIVERSARY OF
THE CREWS-BECCS DRY GOODS co.

pose of securing the lowest prices and
insuring a complete selection in every
line for the big event starting Tues
day, and tho result is that he secured
for the thirty-third anniversary sale
some of the most remarkable bargains
known in the history of Pueblo mer-
chandising. and no matter how big
the bargains have been at other sales,
"Thirty-Thrce'' will be the greatest
value giving sale ever held by the
Crews-Beggs store in its history.
The store has been rchabilitated, re-
arranged and trimmed and artistically
decorated for the "ThirtyThird,' and
whether you want to buy or not, YOU
are cordially invited TO. cali next Tues
day, note low prices of the pretty
things exhibited, admire the decora-
tions and help one of Pueblo's most
successful business firms celebrate its
birthday. Each day of the sale new
bargains and new attractions will be
offered, and the "Thirty-Third' prom
ises to be one continuous surprise for
all who have the good fortune to at
tend and partake of the feast the
Crews-Beggs store people Will spread
for all patrons and visitors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
commerce Club Teams
Add SO Members

Membership teams. or the Pueblo
commerce club, organized during the
past few days. will meet at the club
rooms at Wednesday noon. Tho
teams have been organized for the
purpose Of gaining i few additional
members to the club.
Committees will report for work ut
10 O'Clock in the morning. or o'clock
IN the afternoon. as best suits them.
special team will work on Tuesday
beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon.
Special effort is being made to re
port at least fifty new members for
the Board OF Directors regular meet
ing on Tuesday.
AT III. close OF work Saturday even
ing General Chairman wolohan re-
ported FOR the teams as follows:
Team No. /, five members; No. 3.
TOUR members; No. 3. seven members.
No. g. four members. No. Z. one mem-
Der: No. S, onc member: No. o. four
members, Special No. 10. three mem
befs; No. III. seven members.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

tucked away in the mountains with no
more room to grow. II is in the heart
OF one OF the country's greatest coal
regions; the people are prosperous.
and seem mild and meek. The women
dress as extravagantly and stylishly
as any he had seen on Michigan boule-
ward, Chicago. yet one OF the jurors
had never heard of Matewan where
the twelve miners were killed in bat
tie. This is the land OF the Hatfield
Mccoy foud. and for the most part life
is lightly held.
1--WE visited n former district or cir
cult Judge; he had n loaded pistol In
belt dangling from head of his bed,
and his housckeeper was freely dis
pensing 'moonshine'. His thrce-room
house was full of junk and dirt, yet
this man was n Virginia university
graduate. and had been one OF the
states leading lawyers"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Enforcing License
Restriction Laws

State Motor Vehicle Inspector ]. b.
winterbottom is now taking UP the
matter OF delinquents in license secur-
ing. and several arrests have already
been made; he will take his cases, It
is understood, directly into the state
courts where severe penalties can be
meted out under the state law.
1t is also understood that the order
TO the city police to arrest all per-
sons driving without 1921 license
tags. will be renewed with emphasis
tomorrow.
Last week fcw were ordered to re-
port to the city hall. and for the most
part they We're let off with lectures
and on promises to secure licenses i'm
medlately; this It is said, was done IN
every such case, but there arc still
close to 1000 liccnsclcss automobiles
in the city and county, and the Of
Lcers have determined that there shall
be fines in each case OF arrest or
notification hereafter. Tho fines may
be as small as s. or as large as SIS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

nothing OF the plans except that they
are to read carefully the Pueblo
newspapers for Tuesday. Just what
they will be asked to do when they
get there is not known, except by
those in charge of the program for
the evening.
There are many things which might
be done in testing the memory. OBJ
servation, etc. of the person doing the
reading of newspaper. and the
young people will doubtless perusc
the columns OF the papers as never
before.
This meeting is open to the young
people Of the city between the above
ages. and n cordial invitation is eS-
tended To those who are not otherwise
occupied for the evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Unique Newspaper
Evening Planned

An unusual evening has been plan
ned by the young people OF the Col
lege Department OF First Presbyterian
church. 20 to IS years, as the second
period of their Triangle meeting next
Tuesday night
The young people have been told
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Central Notes

The Sophomore class held a business
meeting Monday. February II. The
meeting was opened by singing the
class song. Boys and girls tennis
teams were organized. the boys choos-
ing Bob Garlic for their captain, and
the girls, Gladys Briggs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

Two OF the royal couples OF Europe.
the King and Queen OF Italy and the
King and Queen of Nor,yay-will celc-
brate their silver wedding annivor-
saries this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

There will be a meeting of all the
members of the board OF directors the
first Monday OF next month, which
will be March Z. Let all the members
be present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

The Rural Society OF Buenos Aires.
S. a, reports that of the $1,000 600 head
OF cattle in the country, 100000 are
milk COWS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

People who have tendency to write
in lines slanting upwards from left to
right suffer from liver complaints. ac-
cording to the theory OF a noted French
physician.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

sitting With his Charles Ill his
the
state. Above Mrs Hughes. his wife
Huehe. serious dsnhed enerset deter
Jr knows him
He
died
of New
Washington, of his
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

Thursday evening the Live Wire
corps spent their time In assisting
decorating the hall for the banquet
which was held Thursday night. Rev.
NJ. c. Hooo. who is here from Albu-
querque. n. NJ, gave an interesting
talk OF the work OF the "Y." Mr..
Charles Holmes. one OF Pucblo's most
prosperous Negro men, gave short
talk on the Negro Woman" Many
dcred.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

Tuesday the Busy Beo Corps met
and a very Joyful afternoon was spent.
The girls are doing splendidly in their
reserve work. Next Tuesday the girls
will go to Carpenters hall for drill
practice: the girls had quite nice
time last Saturday in practicins the
drill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
Colored Y. w. Notes

The ''Y' is progressing quite nicely
in their membership campaign. Al
though things are dragging more than
last year. they feel very much on
couraged over success so far. The
drive is being continued indefinitely.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27
WOMEN ARRESTED and S40S70
RECOVERED IN MAIL ROBBERY

St. Paul. Mnn Feb 26-Arest Of three and recovery
of $40 87O stolen the mail Of No. Northern Pacific
railroad Feb 49, announced here Saturday night by Officers
Those arrested Mrs. Alice Hendricks 40 years DID, Mrs.
Grace Mcdonald TO- her daughter and Mrs Elizabeth Anderson H.
a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

The "Y'' meeting held last Sunday
at the St. Paul church was quite
success We wish TO thank everyone
who was out and gave their most un-
divided attention which is always ap-
prociated.