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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11
PERSONS AND EVENTS
ExORCISM

One day 1 fancied that I felt a
wrong
A wound upon my spirit deeply
scared;
But Just to keep my courage and be
I urged my heart into cheerful
song
And found the spirit-scar had
disappeared!
despair.
I felt no faith nor hope to spur me
on:
Bu. striving to forget my weight Of
care,
shaped my soul into an inward
prayer,
Then stood erect--for 10, the load
wxx gone!
Clifford J. Laube in October
Nautilus.
Tho October Unit of the McClelland
Home of which Mrs. G. L. L Gam is
the chairman will meet next Thurs
day from 10 to 4 o'clock at the home
to sew for the children. A full at
composing this unit arc: Mrs. G. L. L.
Gam. chairman: Mrs. r. G. Brecken-
ridge. Mrs. Allen j. Beaumont. Mrs.
Henry Nandcrvcer, Mrs. Carrie Camp
bell. Mrs. +. A. Cessna Mrs. William
Barber. Mrs. T. L. Lewis. Mrs. ]. B.
Garlic. Mrs. Harlan j. Smith. Mrs.
Ben Bergerman. Mrs. J. Will john
son, Mrs. w. V. Codding. Mrs. c. N.
Power. Mrs. Frank Helwig, Miss
Laura Crawford. Mrs Franklin Hills,
Mrs. Philip Work. Mrs. Fred Linsley.
Mrs. H. NJ. Thompson: Mrs. George p.
A. Parks. Mrs. Alva Adams Mrs. Ira
Rambcau, Mrs. r. II. Day.
An enjoyable dancing party was
given by the members of the Pueblo
Golf club In compliment to the mcm-
bcrs of the Trinidad Golf club on
Saturday evening. Favoritc music
enlivcncd tho hours and Refreshments
were served. On Sunday morning. the
game played between the Trinidad
team and Pueblo team resulted In the
Golf players OF Pueblo winning back
O'Clock. Mr.. Walter II. Hnlncs the
president. was toastmastcr. 1t was
planned that the Pueblo Golf club
should visit Trinidad on November IL.
13. when the Trinidad Golf club will
put up another Al, Of r, cup The Trinidad lnnin
were: Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. Earl
Cooley. DR.. and Mrs. Sears. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs Gleason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave, Mr.. and Mrs.
Swctland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. MIR.
and Mrs. Moore. Mcssrs. Cox. Cald-
we'll. Mason. Reid. Drury, Harper,
Sale. Van Fleet. Jcfferics. Morse. DR..
Richie. Tho members of the Pueblo
Golf present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter II. Haincs. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. Lewis. DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Varley.
DR.. and Mrs Sncdec. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter A. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Leo Tomlinson. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Walmslcy. DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Cessna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Broomc, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Gleason. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin
Fimpic. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno McGovcrn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mccoy. Mr.. and
Mrs ID. z. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vein
hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl stowe. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Arbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Forbush. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Reitemicr. Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Bressler. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Win
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stunko. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Flutcher. Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Shons-
bye. Miss Lonore. Murray. William
Jehle. Miss Harriet HUI. Miss Buch-
cnau. Messrs. Walter Dean, A. Gil
Jones. Charles Haines. Jack Shea, Roy
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11
NO. 3 FOR
EVANS AVE- PAVING

Tho Evans avenue paving project
now seems assured as the third petit
tiou for the paving was started to have
a percentage OF i5.2 of property own
crs names affixed to 1t.
At the regular meeting of tho coun-
ell yesterday city Engineer Gaymon
reported his finding on the petition
for the paving. This petition was s.5
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

two years. i saw
Lydia E. Pinkham' s
V.ege table Com
pound advertised in
the paper and got
good results from
taking it. l recon-
mend your medicine
to my friends and
you may publ Ii s h
this fact as a testi-
monial. "-Mrs.R
ERT BLOCK, Box 542,
HonkinS MINI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

The regular meeting OF the Pueblo
Chapter. d. A. r.. will be held at the
home of Mrs. NJ. u. Thatcher. tho
regent. next Saturday afternoon at
O'clock. Mrs. Herbert Il. Hayden. the
stats Regent. will be the guest of Mrs.
Thatcher and will give an address,
and Miss Dawley will give n talk on
Pueblo Child Welfare Work"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

Tho Nineteenth Century club will
mcc. this afternoon in the home of
Mrs. +. Redmond when the subject
of the round table discussion will be
"China's Relation to the United
States"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

Tho members of the o. A. o. clu
will meet this afternoon In the hom
of Mrs. Harry Crunclcton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

Tho New Century club will meet
this morning with Mrs. w. r. McClary
when the hostess will be leader of n
chronological Survey of the Crimean
War" and the study of the end of the
reign of Alexander II. of Russia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

tho Pueblo Chapter. d. A. r.. at the
home OF Mrs. NJ. d. Thatcher Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11
HOW WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Suf-
ferings of that Period by
Taking Mrs. Blocks Advice

Hopkins, MINI. During Change of
life had hot flashes and suffered for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

Miss Eva Jewel and Mr.. Phillip
Hudspcth were married quietly Sun
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

ortner. Arthur Talbot. LeDrac Cessna,
Max Day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

There will be board meeting of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11
Visit the
Demonstration

of Snow Drift and Wcsson Oil, and hear
how
More delicious food-may be more eco
nomically prepared.
Downstairs Store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11

Mrs. NJ. u. Thatcher motorcd to
Colorado Springs Saturday and at
tended a meeting OF the Colopial
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-11


find when Even for yourself day and day
These excellent
fine China
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AUTOMOBILES
Nrroo ron ma DNHNGts I



'hli NHNGI IseI
lr rrs' 'ihH' 'au r"tr.rr
IlHDuu. 7n. st-aa, for ter'
stttsU rr t-r,. ,s.sY,ut .ouittI.u.
'HH .f Ihrfr.n.h au1 .uu. Denver
rNnNGE Cor r.H0 ta' rrf.. o4ss.
nElt rtNr A ,tu CO.,. .,.ts t.t teu,
without 1rI.sr t' 81 MAN. MII 60
rt.tr. 'sdst s01
TuIoE'N'ttt N>u utCNcirs Is
T.i .tIl tt,...ut r...t,t,I.. t.U
leH nuau GOO H'.. rr.e t.tD 1854 o..
ru',' w.ur,r,Iss and 1. ..l-s goo.
t.Iu Nui.U .t..H 4 service. Irs b..
t....tiu $40 Urtu. ttGs
WNNTIp-NtroM -
AZ rDn.uIIr WANTED s as toufius
.t. U.I.U ,rsr,fr,I. Y.iu I. .Hu, 90
r.F o. ItaH. Hr Hautfpn pf.raft.
tlduW llo. O. uonron. aapuII, rr.r.
cA"H frr i.'c pa1p. t t.sa usht
"H.H.. n.Hg" 1000 HHtf' I"
HAVE 81 Noo mur'fuE, I..n ~. JANUARY
Dr. Zoo 'fHd' f'- q good COZ ''o. fpt
N''Ilu tu hu. any UEHf .sf .. f.
..n. I1rds urrf.Ifr1 h tuulr.
.lHt i'Israt. ''lt. ..n
WN"rrr. '."0 ,ars '. ael nn uuai rgw
W'HfIuu fHr III.r'. Hsuff. l's.i faI
s',h'u4a tP EHrb N1ir 'r,r' Uos
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laSAGi.c lItTEi.
IL .-mLL L.nA.L

Kendall West Fifth and south Frisco
.trs go 20 door cloauest ani most OK
.,lsI,, hntrI In city, parl0r. dining room
In connection. s. weekly and up N"5
...ntu' ari ur Phone osuge 1905
NNI< s. '.gs. Front slrrplug room aI.
."rrg bath. private family. osaEo
$500.
NAYNrrI. S. ug-W,u furnished room
l.r remit private home walking dis.
Nn... It.. t.tsruab,u, can ussse eSSs.
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ron ENtI.. TraukI.u touring ,at har.
gain Thoro DssFe 'Nt ur t1Ir
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WILL GIVE 10 600 acres and one-hait
interest IN well and lease. now drilling
az !, SOS feet. in. ten In hole. For further
Information. see ]. a. Eerkel. Jefferson
hotel. Wichita. Kansas or Geo. n. Bouscr,
CORNING Arkansas
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BOARD AND ROOMS

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, ''' i.'il' t. '.l . 'g,' a'ya south
s..'r'ns f."n. H.'''a p" i'HbI" bath
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! sr three Husr
| .Wtb ..'rp,pg ,..r, yi.S', ,,,,t.n,T1
/ tvo H,essart five vIulava is1 clothes
/ aa..'a private a,atarg. boo r.o home
| 'I""" 100 's'E" h''l
| tu. YENhE q. 1O2 Large sleeping room
| '''t' ''
/ 'lt' lNNArl p. 200 Mic" sl"s ping room
! ua,.r ~ All nu,ro..s Is,K. st7f
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/ "EsrN VEN 80 ''' 7''p'nS room. "'As'
pt>yEhg - l,i1. N,,oly 'prnisn,' ,i..
r', ~, Ia u-.'," ,,.S. 80,
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! ',,i "N Ill 'n,' ''''lInh room n.1f '',h
! gu. ,'e"'P''' "''1t" h"'n' close '".
/
ol's' tn, for gentlemen.
| blrHpfr + 500 close lu. ars". cool.
"' '',h''"'l room. '''s" -''-
/ DETROIT g., al' ono sleeping room ON
second floor suitable for one
| DETROIT =. lg'f Nice modern room
over .s,IsEe with or without garag'.
usage ilH.h
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s,rrsMr~ A~p AGENTS

CITY sALESHAS fIt Tulsa must b. go
gctter' New propagation. r. = r.
chr,kpriier, office furnished personal
training tli capable. no advance SEQ.
write. phone ur wJrr \. l.. Gregory dts.
tr'cf manager. Ho'ei Ksufuan, TUBA.
NEED MAN for highly paid speciality
work in or out ~ Tulsa can on
hanks, rii compo ni"s. refncrt's. etc. should
have $40 or $40 expense money. We main
tain hrsn,hcs In Tulsa. Muskorre and
oklahoma tIiy Non average 800 weekly
above eRpenarH. tso days personal train
Ing Give phone number. Box number
s01. y 'sre World
WANTED salesman 70 work city trade
We furnish car. Sircuy commiasion.
STATE experience. Aiirras 2Ii.F. care
WANTED Two salosmsp with q smile
and l0ts of grit Apply . ~. Mr
rsasc Acme Elcctri, company. rulss
WANTED -Four salesmen for oklahoma
hlgh class eNctustve propagation r".'-
INK business houses. p g.. Bogrr', tdnry.
Kansas
ahLEsNAS am golnE in business ana
want good man 20 take ms saWpI"s
and territory Small Investment in' sam
pies Give phone number. Address 1871.
world
WAsTtD. Mon of shility who arc fun ~
pep to soil our line ~ aluminium ware
on iuHt tilment basis. our men are making
from 80 to 80 dany. See Nr cara~ty.
at shannon Furniture Co, between 10 and
~ r. only
WANTED Five saic-men for Tulsa. Ap-
ply 10 ". Second, Mr. Foase.
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HUDSON
ESSEN

HUDSON ESSEN
1920 Buick roadster, nearly new. n
rare bargain.
Essex touring, rebuilt, new tires,
new paint.
Hudson Model II. 7-passcnEer, new
cords. new paint.
1920 Haynes touring,
Nash sedan, new paint, wire wheels
All these cars are In fine condition
Terms II desired
BOOST MOTOR COMPANY
ll2l South Main Usage 3llS
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
ut siStss SERVICE OItEHED 23
WttuoHs DLEAEEp itc. su Americans
i'.o ai'1 md po.shsd. russ cleaned
'D.'h. .'nt Not ''1fI lb',
tito PFR HouR
For sN Kinds plumbing r"palr work. call
~ 40 mira o,sse ssI2. XII "ors
mnntR STAMPS NND sEAIs GA
sTErfISG WrHrr STAMP WORKS
i.IHtrf .Hamls and s.sla ilsn
Ma|r Phone H.ar. ..'0
nupi>o A>p ,oNrRAcTi>G 81,
'NHir- Isn vurK wanted ty dAy or
gouttHr'. bottom, prices ,sll Usage
I 6 MEHaE MN%tEY MASTER. nurI.pER
! The man who know can .Sy. I yoa
nancy a.I uaa0 better and more at.
tru,u.. h..JInE
/ b' m $50" uuIa'r ana nrs,-el,aa ar.
- Io,Is rsraso 300. ossso iisJ
IHfiG aErpELr 4 SON
TsGISEERS a RttLrFHs
90. 20 NuHtdHIe. Csssr Iii.
Plans uud cust sBtirIatas
rstYud rs oil Work FIRST class
I ron IlFsr ,LAss cement work call \.
" NiN"r '"dsr l2i2
JOEL -. SMITH
.,,,,,,,',.r o,'i i.,.,,, w., ,1,,,.r' . ,an
/ fn Tulaa IntiuAt.s iurnIahcd Oasso
! b7s
.,,rts,, e,.,.,.. .,.-,,, n,.,i,,,,,
T ' -. zoo l' '' "',''A'"N Us
70, ...,,.t,,.,,,
! -.Er'' ''''' '"' '''"P''' "'"7' oshso
----.
IEIAlH. plaHt'rinE, neatly done. Oaago
'''
ROY FIVE cement Contractor, licensed.
bonded. 'sago alo'- u
,,.,,,.. ..,
'"'"''' ~ w "''''Nr"' Z"
AL FitNt ~ ir'HHwHkInE and alto.
H'I.r. sttlstrrtI.n guaranteed. pEsgo
l ftnt
rID.. that do mo-, uuII .r,t, n.s
utfr's foYIu, Turner Big. ThIrd
Hud Main.
bprssNAkf~g ,ou.,d.tng ., ,s
ssars oap,rIenre. -stIutt,uon guarsn.
| '""d hfh nun J." D. NanthIH psage
'.'.
bNErNNA KEHS ASE SEWING LOVERS
begin your work right ~ 10 tho right
established place fur the right kind Of
work tu heWstttching, plcating. pinklng
button. oov.rins ctc.
At pE v1HAs
Robinson NldR. Thlri and Main. Room
oaA. Third Floor,
NAL orders Appreciated.
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NITOs rOn nIRE-GAKNGEs

EOULDEF g. 7os-Garase Tor rent
BOULDER. s.. Sl5-Garsge for rent
Usage 677s.
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VT ~lNtSs NfHNltL DIFFERED %
a tI.DDHs DIEAEtD I5c. oil Americans
l'ga Ai'd .nd poUshsd. russ cleaned
ID.th h.HnEVO. tfdt. 1875
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IItIr-MAIt on rtMAIr

FWFlTIF
course II IL 'he best investment you
,1t+i po.e.hiy make and 'hc cost rs small
f0r hibernate phor" ptsEn 1osl or call
t Draughons Huan'ss college. $40 s.
Main
SrESO1RAPHER wanted. young lady or
gentleman with legal and Oh expert
snrr preferred STATE experience and .al -
ary 2T3 r. care World
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GUARANTEED service on Packard.
Pierce Arrow. Cadillac, Marm0n,
Cole :, King s, Hudson, studebaker,
Jordan and all makes Of cars, rs
years experience, four yeys factory
testing, no Kid mechauit HBsty
Garage rear 2I4 5 Boston Ask Tor
Hunter. Telephone Usage lill or
lii2.
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EMPLOYMENT


WANTED. Permanent white hou-"ko'r"t.
muIt hr good cooke Apply 1913 south
tNrFsaTe
WNNT 30. .st.uocraph,r and boob keeper.
either male lr female fI work in general
iusufsuco nfficc located near Tulsa. H"f
tfrrre required VIII consider dIttA
phono oyefator Instead ~ stcuogrsphsr.
owe Nil Information as TO salary es-
p"rtsd. experience, ETC., iu frst letter.
Address 307-F. Norli
WANTED Niddls aged lady Tor house
keeping Iu vidoWcr'a hfrIn, have ono
small child. Hor bt DsWeor. Okla.
WASTED white woman Tor houscwork
frII u.ui4nt
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NEVUNII- HAND CT0ININEI IVnl0g and
prrssl0g store, best established busi-
ness IN rulss, good resson for selling. .iS
East Third.
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AFRO SUPPLIES A~p REPAIRS n

,ORBIN AUTO SPRINGS W0HKS-spc-
cialize in making and repairing autp
spriHgs rearChlug fiat springs and uU
Cedar 1909
FOR SALE-Parta for Studrbskrr car.
1911 Admiral in rear. Usage l3ai-l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
,upsIlurOwN AND VICINITY.

se.sla, pl.pa,ea From Every Evening"
gheslertown, Md, Dec. s.--Mis
FLORENCE Alice Freeman, daughter q
Nlf ana Mrs Edward T. Freeman O.
Wilmington aud Frank G.. Wooleyhar
s.n of Nr and Mrs. Cl3ton Noolcy
nan of sudiursvlile, were married n
Nlinlnrton NJ =. parsonage, yester
aaV hy Rev. q. n. Connolly, After az
extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
woaleyhan will reside near Milling
zen where the groom ss engaged in
farming
MI ana Mrs Lomuel Marks. Rev
sna Mrs George Sterling and son, and
Nissrs Mary and Anna Walters OF
sal.na. motorcd TO Wilmington last
piaaay To spend the dny shopping and
Nlslilnr frisnds.
Rev Il &. Smoot. pastor OF Rock
Hall ~ v. Church. preached 90 a
largo congregation at the union re-
NlVai services in Christ NJ. p. Church,
Wednesday night Rev. George Clay
ton. pastor ~ Ccntrevilie NJ Il. Church
preached las, evening.
sidney =. Townsend OF Chewsrtown.
Who was seriously injured In an auto
mobile sccid.n; near Cambridge, laei
w~~h, ha r.turncd 20 his home here
and N greatly improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
grriI COUNTY NOTES.
sv,cla Correspondents. Every Evening


epsrlai Cnrresnond.nce Every rNonins
En,lon. MID. pcc. 2.-pccoming CON
tpirnco stricken. the thief who forced
nn entrance into the home OF Harry
n parnen on West iilgh street. Tues
NaA evening and made on with about
sen IN money made n call 81 the back
rnef ~ the rurnell home last night
ana l.s ths money, wrapped in a
newspaper, At the door, after giving
sh. door q heavy kncck which aroused
chs family from their slumhcrs.
Glider aaxton and Csroiins wsrhlc,
10th of Wilmington and Raymond l..
Miller cf Port pspcsit and Ella Mae
Ilsnl,y Of iilkton were granted mar
rage licenses Yesterday,
Announcement IL made o. the mar
,leue of Miss Mary J. Lynch. daush
sff of Mr and Mrs. Edmund 6. Lynch
All i5lkton, 10 Ralph reerce. a young
business man of the town. Tho coupl'
s.afnevsd to tho Ncw York las, FRIDAY
tua were married at the LATHE church
Around the Corner
laurence stewart IL vonnned 90 his
fnfne a, Providence, suffering WIZ
,.,neu~rlon Of the brain. due TO a ta'
from an automobile.
stanley spence, local basehaI
rlevor had ave fingers badly mashe
~hen caught in the machinery
,srovldonoe paper mills. yesterday
Ms. Neliie y. Reed, has resumed h'
dn,ies AZ postmistrcss a. ChesapeSN
,uv after several weeks Illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
COL. MILLER HAD
INTERESTING TRIP
Looked Attsr Alien Property In
his charge In Far West
orn States.
Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 2.-Thomas w
Miller alien property custodian has
returned to Washington after three
weeks business trip which took him
lu nan Francisco and back. lmmcdi-
,lcly upon his return Colonel Miller
vas Ia conference with Attorncy-Gen-
oval paushcrly az the Department Of
hisilfe. Later IN the day be held an
attended conference with President
lerdlna, az which tlnc he made pre-
rnlnnfv report 10 the President on
sllen property conditions IN the west.
M the very near future tho govern
m,nta policy with regard TO the dis
position of alien property win he de-
,ermlncd upon, but as 90 the details
vi me discussion with tho President
Colonel Miller declined 10 bc inter
Viewed.
nuring Colonel Mlller's trip he visit
,l Illinois. Nebraska. Utah, Idaho and
california and asrEonnlly Inspected the
properties coming under his office In
thu states OF Utah and Idaho, thore
az number ~ cattle ard land com-
ranlua, owning Two stock, IN which
lhn government, through the allen
property custodian. holds n majority
Interest," ard IN some cases entire COM
lAnlra Colonvl Miller was particular
~ interested in these cont nnles he
,huee Vt hia earlier experience IN the
west ana because of n number ~ these
cattle an land companies are financial
IA embarrassed owing 20 tho drop In
Awe stock prices
IN California there were = number
a. large ana important real estate
Noldnrs and white there q was neces-
FarV ~ determine upon the sale and
anal deposition ~ some very im-
rnrtant properties Ia the heart Of san
rianclaro. Tho matter of tho losscs
a. Caltiotnlans through IN, failure OF
,rfman owned insurance companies
M the great nru OF 1905 received Mr.
Millura attention and he announced
tNat after his visit 60 California he
would favor Senator iohnson's and
Congressman knhn's hill TO extend tho
sAtui. ~ limitation 60 permit claim
arts who were forced % settle at a
email percentage 10 or~n M th"ir
enars before tho proper tribunal in
fh, nine of claims against tho assets
a. these enemy insurance companies
puW held hy Colonel Millcr's Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02
TYPE K-2

A wonderful piece Of artcraft. Hs.
non-set automatic stop and library
record fling system. With 10 selec-
tions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-02

A truly beautiful design. Has all
patented features, including patent
record eiector. With 10 selections.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-06-11
SWISS DOCTOR
FINISHES Walk
OF $4,000 MILES

IVY AasofAmNFA AfsAaf
MILAN. June S-Dr Masslmu Ar
mando Leurut. aged SO, d Swiss ply
stefan. has arrived here after walk.
ing $4,000 miles ina both old and
uew worlds iu asserts that h.s tour
took bis around the globe eommene-
ug la January 1914 and cost him
4loeoo
lle says De lef Switzerland going
north CO. Germany. Poland and Ras
sa Ha was n thc last namrd
country when var bogau and CON
raaed ,be Journey across Russia ta
siberia Ile thoa visited China and
Iapaa and bfaf crossed che Pacific
.r America lIe claims % have tra-
rart bath Narth and South hmw
fa aa tot Ua Jrlg from Che "a
sae geast a Nse Yark vas msfs
alternately r oanafs aat tte uufea
States
When be- 500 Go seHerlanI Be
faeaa tbsE he haa nel yea sesu
uaH aH kgns ANA bas commenced
ass hs aafusys throufh tasm
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-06-11
HANDOUTS AND ROBS DEPUTY.
U.S.. MARSHALS AND WITH PAL
LEAPS FROM TRAIN WINDOW

| federal penitentiary, for robbery Of
fenced to Mcneil Island, Washington.
the mails in the state Of California.
and on both occasions while being
taken to the institution escaped.
In April, 1920, Gardner held up
mail wagon in San Diego and fol
lowing his arrest was sentenced to
25 years, but escaped while in Gus
tory Of government officers and was
at liberty until his recent apprehen-
sion for the robbery OF a mail car
attached to the Southern Pacific
I train No 90 near Newcastle, Cali
fornia, May 20 last Gardner was
sentenced here recently to an addi-
tional 25 years for the Newcastle
robbery and boasted in open court
that he would again escape.
Wearing a 20-pound Oregon boot"
he was taken from San Francisco
early last Wednesday for Sacra'
mentO, near which 1city he said he
knew the location of $12OOOO in Sc
curities stolen from the Southern
Pacific train No. 10 on May 10. He
told the officers he had no part in
this robbery stating that he over
heard conversation by two men
who robbed the train and said they
had hid the securities at Del Paso
Park, eight miles from Sacramento
He led the officers to the spot, bur
found nothing, although there were
signs that a mail sack had been
hidden there, and then returned to
the train and started north.
The use OF army airplanes from
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-06-11
French Want A
new STYLE IN
FURNITURE
CIIy Associated Press


PARIS. June 11.-A new style in
furniture was demanded by repre-
sentatives OF the French furniture
Industry at the furniture congress
held here recently.
Architects are blamed by the pres
ldent Of the Furniture Makers as
soclation for the continued produc.
tion OF false Louis XIV, Louis XVI
and other styles Of antiques They
design interiors to go with such
furniture and naturally the manu-
facturcrs have to meet the demand.
he says
The president proposed that the
teachers 10 the fine arts school
should begin the campaign for a
modern original style by inspiring
original IDEAS under the general a.
raclon " a committee composed Of
artists. architects aud furniture
makers
IT, hopes this method vii produce
an entirely new style that will mark
| this epoch as ga the STYLES - th'
two Louis ~ the Empire and ts'
Renaissance