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sood Mrs. Robert Emmit. Miss Edith
Goode. Miss Gertrude crocker, Miss
FIor.nee Holbrook. OF Chicago; Mrs.
Henry Leach, OF New York; Mrs.
Beatrice MscMahon, OF New Jersey;
Mrs. w. II. Corlett, OF Cleveland,
and Mrs. John Jay White; OF New
York.
PROMINENT WOMAN LAWYER
One of the early arrivals. who reg
istered yesterday at the convention
Headquarters, is Miss Gail Laughiin. a
lawyer, of San Francisco. Miss
Lsughlin, who is a member OF the
California Republican state Central
Committee, was the first president OF
the National Federation OF Business
and Professional Women. She 10 not
a stranger In Washington, for twenty
years ago she served as an expert
agent OF the United States Industrial
Commission under President Mckinley
She is a graduate OF Wellesley and
holds a degree from the law school
OF Cornell.
Another delegate who came yester-
day Is Mrs Henry Willard. OF New
York. Mrs. Willard, who is tho daugh-
ter of william Lloyd Garrison, has
lived up to the traditions of her fam
lily and has been a leader In the pro-
gressive movements of the day. Prob
ably no one In convention has a wider
acquaintance among literary folk.
statesmen and philanthropists. Since
girlhood Mrs. Willard has been identi.
ned with suffrage work.
Mrs. Townsend Scott. of Baltimore,
is one of the delegates. Mrs. Scott
Is the guest OF Mrs. William Balch
Williams. 1928 II street northwest.
-
The Valentine ball at the Marine
Barracks tonight will have a large
attendance. for the brief respite
afforded by the first days OF Lent has
added a new Zest to dancing. The
ball is given by the Southern Unit of
the American Women's Legion. whose
officers are Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz. president; Miss Marie ]. Nc
CURE. vice president: Mrs. c. Viola
Fellows, secretary, and Mrs. william
r. Connor. treasurer. The officers of
the unit, assisted by Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, jr.. president of the
American Legion, and Mrs. Frank
Morrison will act as hostesses this
evening.
Members of the City Club cele-
brated st. Valentines Day at the
clubhouse last evening. A special
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

who are coming a long distance for
the pleasure Of attending the 'inau'
Gursl ball"
A very generous gift OF s2,ioo has
just been contributed by a Washing
ton woman and her daughter, which
will be used for the maintenancs OF
center for one year. There are nov
eight OF these eenters where q trained
nurse Is on duty every day In the
week. all day. for the bewsnt OF the
little tots who are too young to be
sent TO school.
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Ars Norris within will give = card
party and tea on Thursday Afternoon
from 2 to 8 o'clock at 1891 webster
street for the beneft OF the orphans
OF Palestine. The entertsiuusnt is
under the auspices of the WaShtngtoa
Chapter Of HadAssah.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
An Unusual Value
36-InchEnglish
Longcloth
So the Piece

This is a full 12-yard
bolt of excellent-quality
En- glis h Longcloth-ex-
ceedingly good for such a
moderate price.
We have every reason
to believe that our present
price cannot long be main-
tanned.
Please bear in mind
that this is a i2-yard bolt.
White Goods Section, Sec
ond floor.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

dinner was served, followed by q pro-
I gram that held the guests until a late
hour. An unusually large attendance
crowded the rooms, which were APP
propriately decorated, with hearts.
eupids and other symbols OF the Day.
Arrangements for the successful
evening were In charge OF the house
committee, OF which Henry E. string
or Is chairman.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
NewSprirg
Sweaters

Mignonette Silk Sweat
ers are attractive in tuxedo
model, with patch pockets
and double sash, in rose,
zinc, brown, navy and
black. Priced $8.75.
Tuxedo Sweater Goats,
of fiber silk, in fancy block
weave, in navy and black.
Priced $8.75.
Very smart is a White
Fiber Silk Sweater, in
fancy weave. Priced 50.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

The fashions distinctive in their youthful lines largely
feature tailored models with vey belts. the
fashionable hnger-tp-lengh box and although just
emerged into the spring will be at the end of
the
Black silk braid in widths bias folds cable
silk stitching and novelty buttons smart trimmings and all
suits handsomely lined with figured plain willow
tafeta.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

For present school wear or for next
summer. In rose, copen, green, and
white. Sizes 6 TO 20.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Az OROSZ FORRADALOM
NAGYANYJA ARVAKAT
GONDOZ.

Az Amerikai Voros Kereszt E.
gyesiilet Ifjusagi Osztalya jelenti,
hogy Breshkovsky Chateline, akit
az orosz forradalom nagyanyja
neven ismernek, jelenleg Ruthe-
niaban tartozkodik es a Voros
Kereszt segitsegevel az ottani
arvakr6l igyekszik gondoskodni.
A voros Kereszt Ifjusagi Osztalya
ketszazezer cseh koronat adott
Mrs. Breshkovskynak, hogy ter
veit minel jobban keresztiil Vi
hesse.
Egyel6re 25U kis arva van mar
yedo szarnyai alatt. Munkacs,
Ungvar es Bike varosaban isko-
lat alapitott, ahol az arva oyer
mekek tiszta szaraz es kenyel-
mes otthont talalnak. Mrs. Bresh-
kovsky teljesen niagara vallalta
kis arvak taplalasat es ruhaza-
sat. Marmarosszigeten es Volovoc-
ban is megnyotja menhazait rovid
id6n belul.
Mrs. Breshkovsky kerte Vo-
ros Kereszt Ifjusagi Osztalyat,
bocsassanak rendelkezesere asz-
talos szerszamokat, k0nyvkoto e5
cip0keszit6 gepeket, ollokat, kese-
! ket, sz0vetet es cernat, hogy a
gyerme keket mestersegre tanithas
sa, amivel azok azutan az eletben
tk0nnyebben boldogulhatnak. Az
Amerikai V0r0s Kereszt Ifjusagi
/ Osztalya or0mmel teljesitette ke-
reset, mint az Egyesiilt Allamok
gyermekeinek ajandekat a ruthen
cyermekek szamara. Mrs. Bresh
kovsky a legszorosabban egyiltt-
miik0dik aldasos munkaJaban a
V0r0s Kereszt csehszlovakiai XII
rendeltsegevel.
"Meg fogjak erteni a fatal
nemzedek jov6jere vonatkozo
gondjaimat es aggodalmaimat, =
irja Mrs. Breshkovsky a Vor0s
Keresztnek, - ha meggondoljak,
hogy ezeknek a sziveben es kezei-
ben fekszil a i0vG vilag boldog
saga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
SZOMORU HAZAI vISZONYOK
Egg oregasszonyt kopors6 nelkiil te-
+ mettek ell Pomazon

Naloban szomoru, Macy szegeny-
segre elesen ravilagit6 temetese volt
november 2S-an Pomaz kozsegben or
vegy Tesztori Gyulanenak, .egy 72 ewes
matronanak. Az 0zvegy valamikor jobb
id6ket is latott, ferjenek viragz6 Elk
szeriizlete, neki maganak pedig cuk-
raszdaja volt f6varosban. Eletenek
utols6 eveit azonban gondok es nelkt-
l0zesek k0z0tt, a legnagyobb szegeny-
segben t0ltotte es most, a mikor meg
halt, mem maradt utana meg annyi va
gyon sem, a mibol temetesi k0ltsege-
ket fedezhettek volna. Egyetlen lea
nya, Csajdinger Antalne sem condos
kodhatott anyja temeteser6l, inert ma
ga is a legnagyobb nyomorban es su-
lyos betegen fekidt temet6s idejen
az egyik f5varosi kozkorhazban.
Mivel nem maradt wagon es mem
voltak hozzatartoz6k, halott negv
napig fekiidt eltemetetlenul abban q
1is szobaban, a hol 6letenek utolso
UdpJalJ LtnSetle. NeSf6 IeSlS CSdh
valamifele formaban gondoskodni kel-
lett temetesr6l. A plebanos ur meg
ig6rte az ingyen temetese harangozast,
tehat mem volt semmi baj. De a kopor-
SO mar sok p6nzbe keriilt es hat ki al
dozhatna ennyi penzt egy szegeny Greg
asszony temetesereg
Mivel az aldozatkeszseg forrasai mem
akartak megnyilni, vegiil is AIT meg
oldast valasztottak, hogy az elhunyt
n6niket egy rongyos barna pokrocba
gongyolgettek, n6gy valyogvet6 cigany
raemelte halottat a Scent Mihalv To-
vara es ICY indult ell a szomoru teme-
test menet temetn fele. A pokr6c
nagyon rovid volt, meghalt nenike
feje es labai fedetleniil maradtak, de
az ingyen harangok sz6pen sz6ltak, a
halott arcan tulvilagi bekesseg ragyo-
gott, inert bizonyara nagyon megnyug-
tat6 volt rea n6zve, hogy bar koporso
.nelkiil szallt ala az anyaf0ld 0lebe, tit
hagyhatta ezt szomoru arny6kvild-
got
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Egyr0l -Masr6l.
Hornyak Janosne kerese.

vagy ujevkor, amikor baberkoszo-
ruk lognak voros szalag diszites-
sci az ablakokban es az utcak han
gosak es vidamak es a Happy
New Year szinte lathatoan vo-
null a foldre, gondoljatok szegeny
hazatokra, amelyre dermeszto hi
degseg es szomorusag fekszik es
banatos emberek banatos sohaj-
tasa koszonti az NJ evet.
Mert 1914 ota minden eviink
rosszabb es rosszabb lett. Segit-
setek az itthon levokon, kiildjetek
nekik karacsonyi es ujevi Draft
ct, a NIT minden banlxban befizet-
hettek, hogy erezzenek valamit
az itthonlevok is az amerikai ka-
racsony es ujev melegsegebol.
XII hitte volna ezt valaha? A
szep es gazdag Magyarorszag a
vilag koldusa lett. De Ii, ugy-e
mem neztek ugy ra, mint koldus-
ra, hanem mint egy szegeny anya-
ra, akin segiteni gyermeki kote-
lesseg. Es minden gyermek boil
dog lehet, ha szilojen segithet.
Ez jutott eszembe, mikor Hor-
nyak Janosne ket fazo gyereke-
vel beallitott hozzam es ARA kert
hogy keressem meg Hornyak ia
most nagy Amerikaban.
Pasztor Arpad.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
"Pukkadj meg
Irta es eloadta a Kossuth Kor syl-
vesteri kabarejan: j. Jakobey, Jr.

Pukkadjon meg Mih6k Sander,
Merit az az 8 eszmeje,
Hogy cimmel irjak kuplet
On0knek ma estere.
Pukkadjon meg azert is, inert
Fejfajast szerzett nekem,
Pukkadjon meg akkor is, ha
Mem tetszik maid a versem.
Pukkadjon meg Molnar Lajos,
Merit AIT mondta, mines hangom,
S nem akarta, hogy kuplezzak
Ma este a szinpadon.
Pukkadjon meg, ha AIT hiszi,
Hogy en- rosszul dalolok.
pukkadj On meg, inert ha 8 mem,
Akkor en- megpukkadok.
Pukkadjon meg Gagyi Janos,
kossuth Kor NJ elnoke,
ia az egyletet JoVoben
Mem segiti el6re.
Pukkadjon meg, ha mint elnok
Tulsagosan elhizik (mert mem dol
gozna),
Pukkadjon meg, mint hurka,
Mlkor nagyon megsutik.
Pukkadjon meg minden ember,
hi nalunk ma mem nevet.
Mi nyavalyanak vette
Akkor toliink a jegyet?
Pukkadjon a nevetest0l,
Ha nincsen pant hasan.
Pukkadjon, de legyen boldog
Jov0 evben igazan.
Pukkadjon meg Rig6 J6ska,
Ha ma ejjel elalszik.
Ha percenkint legalabb is
Harom csardast mem jatszik.
Pukkadjon meg, ha von6ja
Az eJJel ell mem szakad.
Pukkadjon meg, ha k0zottunk
Reggelre egy bus marad.
Pukkadjon meg Jakobey,
Onok mind AIT kivanjak,
Ha mem hagyja abba gyorsan
Szerencsetlen kuplejat.
Pukkadjon meg, ha meg egyszer
Szemeink ele kerul.
Pukkadjon meg a motorja,
Mikor 8 is benne ill. (Koszon0m. J
Pukkadjon meg SERB, cseh, olah,
Merit hazankbol ellopott.
Magyar testvereink t0luk
Szenvedik most a botot.
Pukkadjon meg ellepsege
Mind, mind a jo magyarnak.
Pukkadjon meg legyen koztik
Dolga ezer halalnak.
PuLkadjon meg csuf roman,
Mi mar lassan kesziilunk,
Osszetartunk, talpra allunk
Es fejere iitiink.
Pukkadjon meg, inert Erdely az
Owe soha mem lehet.
Pukkadjon, inert kiirtjuk mi
OFT a roman gyokeret.
Pukkadjon meg a piszkos cseh.
Ra meg kardot Sc fogunk.
Egyszeriicn minden csehet
e T. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Budapest, 1920 nov. "a

Nap-nap utan j0nnek hozzam,
az emberek, akiknek hozzatarto-
zoik, rokonaik Amerikaban lax
nak. Hol, merre, AIT csak a j6
listen tudja, inert az elmult het
esztendoben megsziint posta biz
tonsaga, regi cimek elavultak es
XII tudja, hany level bujdosik a
vilagban anelkiil, hogy valaha is
megtalalna a cimzettet. Amerika
nagy, sok allan kozossege, Ma
gyarorszag hcsi, hatvanharom
gyonyoru varmegyejebol vagy
negyvenharmat lenyirbaltak r61a,
a megszallott teriiletek magyar
jai mem tudnak erintkezni az
anyaorszaggal, visszajott anne
rikasok egyszerre azon vettek ma
gukat eszre, hogy Ok romanok,
csehek, vagy szerbek, pedig mind
jo magyar ember volt, mikor ultra
kelt es jo magyarkent jott haza is.
AZ 8 Magyarorszagba cimzett le-
veleiket is megallitjak hataro-
kon, es Amerika meg egyszer
olyan messze van toliink, mint a
milyen messzire az Atlanti ocedn
valasztana ell Europatol.
Icy bujdosnak hontalan leve-
lex, a hontalan emberektol es fe-
1eseg keresi az urat, gyermek az
apjat, sziilo gyermekst. Jonnek
hozzan es ARA kernek, hogy ir-
jak nehany jo sort az amerikai
magyar ujsagba, hatha hirt hal
1anak szeretteikr0l. Hirt is akar-
max, de bizony mast is. Kemeny
es nehez tel var Budapestre. Teg-
napelott mar leesett az elso no
is, fiito anyag mines, ezt az irast is
fiitetlen szobaban, nagy kabatban
from, de megis meg kell irnom,
inert ;szegeny Hornyhk Janosnel
kert ere.
Erdelybol valo, Hejjasfalvarol.
Hogy honnan jutott a totos Hor-
nvak neyhez. mem tudom. Zig
verig jo magyar asszony. Ez is
mutatja, mennyire 0sszeolvadtunk
totokkal. Ket fiaval keresett
fel, az egyik tizenegy ewes, a ma
six nyolc. Vaggonban laknak.
Mem alljak mar tovabb hideget,
a gyerekek faznak, betegek, csa-
ladfentarto, az apa, flint van Ame
rikaban.
Els Hornyak Janosne elliott hoz-
zam.
Konnybe labbadt szemmel
mondja, hogy a varos tele van
amerikai szinu plakatokkal, amik
AIT mondjak, hogy a Relief Ad-
minisztracio utjan karacsony1+a
elelmiszert lehet kiildeni Amerika-
Dol. Zsirt, cukrot, kakaot, ITALIAN
meg szenet is. XII tudja? Az az
Amerika mindenre kepes. Irjak
hat abba az Amerikaba es keres-
sem meg Hornyak Janost, aki, mi
kor utoljara irt, Pennsylvania or
szagban dolgozott. Melyik va
rosban, melyik gyarban, bizony
mem tudja.
Experimentation es keresem
Hornyak Janost.
EFT vagy AIT Hornyak ia
most ICY hivjak-e vagy ugy, mem
tudom, de keresem. Keresem
mindazokat, akiknek szegeny es
sziikolkod0 hozzatartozojuk el
Magyarorszagon, akar Csonka-
Magyarorszagon, akar a megszal-
lott teriileten, hogy karacsonyra
es ujevre ne feledkezzek meg ro-
LUX. Hideg es szomoru lesz ma
gyar karacsony 1920-ban es az uj
ey 1921 ben.
A liszt kiloja AZ korona, zsir
kil6ja 200 korona, egy kil6 diszno-
hus 100 korona, egy par cipo $500
korona, egy par harisnya 300 ko-
roma.
Hornyak Janos Macy Amerika-
han, olvasod-e, erted-e ezeket Z
szamolat? Meg a gazdag ember
is szegeny Is koldus az ilyen sza-
mok mellett, hat meg az igazan
szegeny, alzinek Wagon lakasa
Is vaggonlak6, apatlan a ket
gyermeke?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Mi a fizetese :?
GONDOLKOZZON

Elegendo? Csak annyit
erdemel? Valoszinuleg KE-
PESSEGEI olyanok, hogy
tobbet kereshetne, de mines
ALKALMA. Ha van bator-
saga, esze es kitartasa es
megiiti a mi mertekiinket,
ugy tamogatjuk ont, hogy
kepes legyen hetenkint 100
dollart vagy tobbet keresni
ALLANDO allasban. Jojjon
szemelyesen naponto 10 ora
utan. 10 Hippodrome Ar
cade.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06


Pukkadjon, inert a tot videk
Most is magyar szotol zeng.
Pukkadjon, pert Karpatokon
Nemsokara zaszlonk leng.
Pukkadjon meg a rongyos rae,
Els Italian ,testvere.
Ha orszagunk ujra kier
Az adriai tengerre.
Pukkadjon meg, ha maid latja,
Hogy innen haza tartunk
S a hajorol egyenesen
Magyar f0ldre taposunk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
DR.. Mclean Quite I'll

DIR. Luke MacLean. formerly county
coroner. is seriously IL at st. Mary's
hospital. to which institution he was
yesterday removed from tho family
home.
For some little time Dr. MacIear
had been suffering from something
resembling the Spanish influenza. Fin
ally tho disease settled in his cars
and ION taken to the hospital yes
tcrday he was practically deaf Sew
ersl o the leading physicians OF the
city ar, attending their brother ply
stefan. but II was stated last evening
that tho patients condition was con-
sidcrcd really serious.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22

better SEQ tho Rorsini troupe NJ roll.
ing globe euuilibrists at the Majestic.
They VIII show you how perfectly
easy It is.
Comedy, in fact. is tho outstanding
feature of tho entire Majestic bill this
week. The three White kuhns pre-
sent whirlwind Jazz music and
comedy skit with n guitar. "a banjo
and bass viol. They sing their own
songs md feature Two Birds in a
Nest
Claire Vincent. assisted by Miss
Helen SAKE. Frank II. Gardener and
Newman Wendell. presents a delights
ful comedy sketch called mo Tres
passing" Miss Vincent la "A bcnuti-
ful woman and n decidedly clever
cumedicnnc.
Countess Verona offers n high-cl
musical act Introducing n dulcimcr.
an instrument with which American
audiences arc not familiar. Her rep
rrtoiro includes classic and popular
melodies. and her rendition Of them
Is artistic in cvcry respect. The Coun-
toss Verona Is n raven-haircd Rus
sian woman with n fascinating per-
sonality.
Tho Mc1ntyrcs present a unique ex-
hibition OF sensational marksman-
ship. Miss Rose Mcintyre is billed
as the human target. since she is
willing to allow her partner to shoot
little glass bulbs off her head.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
H00DOO NUMBER
TAKEN IN RAID
What's in the number, 1a?

What's in the number, 13?
Hard luck!" is the verdict of a
bakers jury of prisoners who spent
the evening in the city jail, awaiting
tho coming of morning and the judge.
Hard luck" or it's equivalent in
Mexican. Spanish, "Alabam" Italian,
actual United States. or Japanese.
"Ticklish business" declares Tom
Johnson, city detective, who awaited
the arrival of the patrol wagon Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, seated on
curb stone at corner of First and
Main streets. leveling an automatic
at his cosmopolitan collection of thir-
teen alleged rollers of the dice.
For several weeks past, police have
voiced their suspicious of the Bud
wciser Pool hall. First and Main
streets. Former attempts to find an
actual gambling game with the stakes
in sight. police state have failed.
Thursday afternoon, however, De-
tcctive Johnson states that he found
all tho necessary conditions to making
an arrest. and conducted SINGLE
handed raid. At least thirty got away.
he asserts. disappearing thru windows
and doors and cellarways as soon as
he made his entrance.
Dan Jerdin. proprietor Of the hall
was arrested on charge OF conducting
a gambling game. The other twelve
who failed to elude the detective are
charged with gambling. A few doll
lars and odd cents in table stakes
were confiscated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
MYSTERY EXPLOSION
KILLS TWO PERSONS

Detroit. Mich. April 2i,-Pclicc
Investigation OF mysterious cNplo-
sion which today caused the death
OF two persons, injured scoro or
others and caused property damage
running into the thousands was under
way tonight.
The explosion occurred in small
shed i'm the rear OF the Gustave Herr
mann soft-drink parlor. Lawrence
Burnett. 5 years old. at play In the
ward Of his home near the shed. was
buried beneath tho wrcckago and
Killed.
Mrs. Hermann. wife of tho owner
and who Is supposed to have been in
tha building. was blown to bits.
rTbrco business buildings. including
that OF Hermann, and five houses
vscra wrecked or badly damaged.
Most OF the injured were taken from
IN. demolished homes.
Tho cause Of the explosion had not
hoo, determined tonight. 1t at first
-. believed an acctylcnc tank in
noarby garage had blown up. Herr
mann told police that to his knowl-
edge no explosive had been stored In
'''T T,ycstigation revealed the detona-
,ion was caused either by dynamite
or r y. T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
JAPAN GETS WAR
MATERIALS IN PORT

Kobe. Japan. April 1.--tBy MaiI.)
"A big shipment OF naval shipbuild-
ing material has reached Kobe from
England on the steamer Inaba Niaru
and Will bo used for carrying on ia
pans naval projects. The cargo
amounts to 5000 tong. including
heavy boilers and machinery.
During tho war Japan bought
from England somo 10000 tons OF
shipbuildiug material. and II is un-
ders,ood that immediately after the
war similar order was placed. Ac-
cordinE to information here Japan Is
ste't'iiiy developing its plans for crc-
attng strong aviation force. Thru
the arrangements OF tho Allied rcpa-
ratiors commission Japan was aliot-
ted 100 marine airplancs and 1875
naval airplanc motors from Germany.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

For "a hours ended at 6 p. m. April
II, 1921:
sam: l, m. pm.
Temperatures: Dry bulb A. 56 5s
Temperature: Wet bulb II A A
Relative Humidity 65 81 32
Direction of Wind S Sc
Velocity of Wind 3 0
State OF Weather Cloudy Clear
Normal temperature for this date, So
degrees
Mean temperature for today. 81 de-
grees
Variation in temperature in "a hours.
degrees colder.
Highest temperature. So degrees at
300 p. m.
Highest temperature recorded this
month, 80 years. SIS degrees.
Lowest temperature, s6 degrees at
$50 a. m.
Lowest temperature recorded this
month. % years, IL degrees.
Highest wind velocity, Is miles w. at
1:15 a. m.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first of year Las inches.
Normal precipitation to date, 2.7s
Time OF sunrise. 5:14 a. m. Time Of
sunset. s:jo p. IN.
II. r. DICK.
Weather Bureau.
Forecast till 500 p. m. Friday. For
u'nlo ana vicinity. 1Onlgnt ana
Friday fair: cooler tonight.
For Colorado: Generally fair tonight
and Friday. somewhat cooler east
l'portion. freezing temperature wes-
tern valleys tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A trough of pressure covers the mid
die portion OF tho country between
the Rockies and tho Mississippi river
II has caused light local showers WITH
occasional thundeFstorms from the
Gulf of Mexico to tho Canadian Prov.
inccs and tho Great Lakes. Light
| rain continues at Galveston Mem
phis and Huron. Tho temperature
| has risen generally in tho central val
lcys and slightly cooler weather pre-
walls over tho plains states and plat
eau region. Tho high pressure noted
Wednesday morning off the north
California coast has moved inland
covering the larger portion of Oregon.
Idaho. northern California and Ne
vnda. as n result light rain IL falling
in southern and eastern Washington
and temperatures remaining about
normal. Gcnerall fair weather Is in =
dicatcd for Pueblo and vicinity to-
night and Friday: slightly cooler to-
night.
II. n DICK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22

A meeting Of Group Two OF the
Colorado Bankers association will be
hold at the Congress hotel on Thurs
day, April 2s. when bankers from
southern and eastern Colorado Will
gather in Pueblo to discuss subjects
pertaining to banking and invcst-
ments. Plans are being made for the
reception of rs bankers Mt that time.
a number OF public spirited men
have been placed on "A program Tor
talks to tho banking men. Aiva Il.
Adams and j. f. keating are the
Puebloans who will appear on the
program.
In order that all members ot the
state association that arc engaged in
business in this city may attend tho
meeting. an afternoon and night Sos
sion viii be held. Sometime during
the afternoon meeting an hdlourn-
ment Will be called so that visiting
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
Inspect North Highway

Yesterday tho board of county COM
missioncrs made an inspection OF the
main highway leading from the city
northward toward Colorado Springs,
where for considerable distance the
drainage from the water shed to the
west Is encroaching very closely on the
roadway by means of n ditch which
for some distance har assumed almost
tho proportions Of an arroyo. Some
substantial shifting OF tho drainage
channels VIII be made In the immed-
iats future.