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Evening journal., 1922-03-24
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Ques-
tions?

10 you know why ointments do not
give you quick and lasting relef7
why cutting and operations faN7
DO YOU know the cause OF piles is In
tcrual2
That there Is a staEnaton OF blood
in the lower bowel?
DO YOU know that there is a harmless
Internal tablet remedy discovered hy
DR. Leonhardt and known as HEM
ROfD. now sold by Eckerd's or Dan
forth'H drug stores and druggists gem
orally. that is guaranteed
HEM -ROID hanishes piles by remov-
ing the internal cause. by freeing blood
circulation in the lower bowel. This
simple home treatment has an almost
unbelievable record for sure. safe and
lasting relief 90 thousands OF pile sick
sufferers. and saves the needless pain
and expense of an operation. There is
no reason why 10 should not do the
same for you.
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

who speaks unmistaksble New York
ese. Nor are the cafes any too mod
est about It. One has just Haunted
a three column advertisement IN an
English daily. announcing that the
head cocktail mixer OF the steamer
Southern Cross" would favor the
restaurant with his presence on such
and such a night II then proceeds
Evening journal., 1922-03-24
US. COCKTAIL MIXERS
NOW IN BUEN0S AIRES

BUENOs AIRES CBy Mail to
United Press) What becomes OF
the cocktail mixers OF yesteryesr. the
chaps who devoted their youth to
perfectlng sparkling "Manhattans,
"glnn fzzes" and the rest OF the i'm
posing array that formerly graced
the bar lists In the United States7
A tour OF the bars OF Buenos
Aires might reveal the whereabout'
OF some OF these famous persons, FOR
big percentage OF the local cafes
are equipped with a cocktail mixer
Evening journal., 1922-03-24
HorsEHoLn NnrEs-

A weil-balanced dinner consists
OF roast leg OF lamb. mashed pota.
toes. spinach with egg, creamed tur-
nips. celery salad, date soufiie and
coffee.
Mint sauce for roast lamb; Chop
enough fresh mint to make table,
spoonful, add a tablespoonful sugar
and two Of vinegar. stir until sugar
ls dissolved
Evening journal., 1922-03-24
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That IL the joyfui cry OF thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel
nr. Edwards. a practicing physician
Tor i7 years and caiomers old-time
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid nvers.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel but a healing. sooth-
inr vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" Of these
little sugar-coated. oiive-ooiored tab
let's. They cause the bowels and liver
70 act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
n YOU have a dark brown mouth
bad breath dull. tired feeiing-sick
hesds che-iorpid nver-constipation.
you'll find quick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two Of Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets A. bedtime.
Thousands take them every night Just
20 keep right. Try them. isc ana 30c.
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

Gladwin. once a usual enough Eng
hsh FIRST name with the meaning OF
Cheerful friend" Gladwin ap-
pears in the Domesday Book and IN
other early records. used az first
name. Gladman. meaning cheerful
man, is an English surname that
may have In some instances been
simpnhed 20 GLADDEN..
Copyright 1922. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

A thrilling story and work OF
literary art. II Winter Comes" by
A. s. NJ. Hutchinson. First INSTALL
ment in The Evening Journal. Mon
day. March 81.
Evening journal., 1922-03-24
YOURLASTNAIME
Copyright 1890 by The Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE

ago. was a native OF Germany. and
so many OF the Pitchers in this
family are really not OF this Eng
lish family at all. This william
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

to list the artists former haunts. in
cluding three New York and Chicago
hotels and the Panama Pacific Ex-
position.
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

His wife never Understood himi
Read OF Mark Sabre. hero OF the
best seller OF two continents. IF
Winter Comes" by A. S. NJ. Hutch
inson, begins IN The Evening Jour
nal, Monday March q.
Evening journal., 1922-03-24
accepts the Challenge

VIII H. Hays, New Head of Motion Picture Directors Association,
Insists Upon the Right Kind of Films for the Entertainment
of the Old and the Young.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Realty Transfers

Clara ]. Moore Burroughs to tho
Denver & Rio Grando Western Rail-
road company: portion OF lot "a, Block
| /, South Pueblo, $500.
The Pueblo Savings & Trust COM
pany to The Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railroad company: portions
of lots So and 80. Block I. South Pue-
bio. 81
| The Pueblo Savings & Trust COM
pany to the Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railroad company: portions
Of lots 50, S6, 81. block I. South Puc-
bio. &l75.
Thomas Kelly, as administrator, to
The Denver & Rio Grande Western
Railroad company: half interest in
sl75.
a. II. Stanard as county treasurer.
: to J. X. Lumbar: southwest quarter
section l. twp. "a range 60, $1s9.55
Maria B. Carlile to The Denver &
Rio Grande Western Railroad COM
pany; lot 3s. block 1. South Pueblo. 81.
A; II; stanard as county treasurer.
to Emily L. Haver; lots to S. block
4, Somerlid Heights. s7.5,.
A. II. Stanard as county treasurer,
to Emily l.. Haver: lot IL, block II.
Somerlid Heights. se.1s.
The Colorado Realty Holding COM
pany to Florence Morris: lots "a and
25. block sS. c. C. & ]. addition. $500.
Pcsko Yerkovis to Spiro wukovich:
10; 4. block b. Steel Works addition.
5000.
John Thomas Spencer to Frank C.
Holcomb: lots 20 TO 40. fractional block
IS. Dundee Place. $500.
Lille f. Montgomery to ]. T. Nc
Corklc; tract described in section II,
twp. "a. range IS. $500
J. T. McCorkle to Jesse Rood. tract
in section II. twp. %. range SIS. $500.
Allen Whitlock to +. ]. Burch: tract
dcerrihad n Sortinra nd -
range 6s. correction deed.
f. ]. Burch TO Jesse Rood: tract de-
scribed in section II. twp. 81, range 6s,
$500.
Charles A. Pannebaker to Jesse A.
Rood: lot is and cast 81 1-3 feet lot Is.
Park View. 81.
A. II. Stanard as county treasurer.
to J. c. and Anna Olson: lots 13 TO 1s
inclusive. block 1877, Fairmount Park.
S3.i2.
Walter A. Mckenzie to d. A.
Nichols: north half section 26. twp. -.
range G. 81 onn
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
UP-T TO-THE-MINUTES SPORT WORLD NEWS
BUSINESS MEMS ''W
v0lLEY MEET PLANNED

Forty-eight games will be played by
the four city "Y" volley ball teams in
the season that will be opened
Wednesday night. The teams are COM
posed of business men, the organiza-
ton being known as the Business
Mems Voley Ball league.
Glenn Phillips will act as referee dur
ing the season and will govern the
games according to the national VOL
ley ball commission rules. 1t is being
planned to have games on Monday and
Friday nights of each week until the
games have been completed. terminat-
ing at the end of the season, in ban
Quet.
The teams are announced as fol-
lows:
Team No. 1.-Bressler. Todd Storer,
Swearingen, Thatcher. Carpenter, Nc
Coy. Louis Storer, Biddall. Haven,
Spencer. Gardner. Risley and Serene.
Team No. 2.-Harbison, X. c. Stew
art. Byers. May. Platt. Rogers. Scrib-
ner. Sprengle, Boyce Arlington, Car
rington, Orr, Cronin, Sturgin.
Team No. 3.-H. A. Smith. Walters.
Williams, Wooten. A. w. Fl. White.
Pittmar, King. Harlan ]. Smith. A. w.
Hal. Wright, kretchmer, McClary,
Robinson.
Team No. 4.-Isbester. Ruppel,
Gaines, Lee. ]. L. Stuart. Stanwood,
Williamson. Torrcy. Pope, Prindle,
Mitchell, Pattee. Quarles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
CENTRAL NOTES

President Bob Hirsch called a meet
ing of the Senior class yesterday
morning and the business under dis
cussion was a class party. 1t was de-
cided to have dancing party on the
9th II possible. A committee will be
selected later to take charge of the
affair.
After school the annual staff held a
meeting and Miss Garnett read off
the time scheduled for material All
of the members of tho school body are
urged to hand in material as soon as
possible.
Cards with the number 800 printed
on them are seen from various parts
of the school The same mysterious
number has been printed on posters
and is placed on the bulletin board.
AS yet no announcement has been
made as to what the number stands
for and there is much speculation
among the students about it's mean
ing.
Today the essays and orations are
being handed in for the annual essay
oration contest. There will be many
preliminaries and voice test before
the final award
The Ciceronean- Olympic debate that
takes place February is causing
much discussion and argument as the
sympathizers OF both societies are
loudly claiming that the decision will
go to their side.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Dog Fanciers To
Meet and Plan For
A Kennel Show

All dog fancIers OF this city and vi
cinity are invited TO attend n meeting
at 80 this tTuesday) afternoon at the
City y. NJ. c. A at which time the
holding Of an extensive kennel show
here some time in March Will be dis
cu%cd.
Or. a. y. Carroll states that Mr.
Hopkins. n noted dog judge of Now
York city. will be in tho state in March
on his way to n southern state kennel
show, and it is proposed to secure his
services for such show in Pueblo.
He states that without question the
dog fanciers OF Colorado Springs. Den
YER and other state points will be glad
to join In such show as ia proposed
for this city. 1t will be the first ken
Dcl show ever held here
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
GOOD FIGHT CARD
At colo. SPRINGS

Pueblo fistic followers are all fined
up for trip to Little Lunnon" Thurs
day night when two local scrappers
are billed to trade wallops with scrap
pers from foreign ficids at the STRAIT
ton Park pavilion.
Kid Mex, the king pin of lightweights s
OF this section has taken upon himself
the task of trimming Charlie McCar-
thy of st. Paul in the main event,
which will go ten rounds. Mex has
been diligently training at the D. & NJ.
gym in the Springs, and he feels sure
that he will be at his best when the
gong sounds. and from reports that
are trailing around with this Mccarthy
he Is going to have to put up one of
the fastest ten rounds of his career
Mccarthy packs around a mysterious
left that has brought him to the very
top of lightweights and back in his
own home town he is rated as one OF
the cleverest fellows in the ring.
Another Pueblo prapper will be
hooked up in a six round preliminary
Battling Brown, late of Buffalo, n. Y.
but who is at the present time under
the guidance of Buck Weaver, and
making this city his stamping ground
Will take on Young Prunell. n promis-
Ing Colorado Springs lightweight and
local fight followers are very anxious
to see hire in action. Brown tho young
IN years is an old head at the game. he
carries New York state boxing lie
ense, has fought many battles in the
East and was the fellow who first dis
covered the we'll known Gunboat Smith
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Argue Strong On
Contempt Proceeding

Constructive notice of a restraining
order was the big. juicy bone of con-
tcntion in the Jockey club contempt
case which was argued before Judge
James A. Park of the district court
yesterday.
assigned by Attorney r.. F. Koperlik
why Wciuer Martel should not be
found guilty of Violating tho restrain
ing order issued by the same court
almost a year ago by the dispensing
OF liquor at that much advertised
place between the Rosclawn cemetery
gate and tho village of Blende. but
the chief reliance seemed to be placed
in the alleged fact that Martel. being
n successor OF Frank Nence the pro-
prietor of the place when the order
was issued. had no knowledge OF the
courts action at that time. and there
foro should not be held as violating
tho order. Attorney for defendant
stated that not even had there been
les pendence filed in the office of the
county clerk. and that In no manner
had he been given constructive no.
ticc OF restraining order standing
against the place.
Strong opposition to tho objections
were argued by Assistant District
Attorney Langdon, who asked for and
was granted five days In which to file
2 brief; attorney for defendant was
also given five days for the Same pur-
pose.
At the trial Of II. a. Dor. charged
with assault TO murder John Mssciotra
last September. held several weeks ago,
there was evidence adduced rcgar riding
the sale OF intosicants at the Jockey
club and this called up action on the
restraining order issued against the
place carly last year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
v. ]. FOOTBALL TEAM
STOP IN COLO. SPGS.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Jan. p
Headed by Coach Earl Neale. and S. S.
Baker. president of the University. the
Washington and jefferson football
team, arrived in Colorado Springs to-
night for a one-day stay. The squad.
numbering Al. which included % play
crs and several students of tho school
and hackers OF the team from Wash
inGton. Pa, will leave tomorrow night
for Denver and from there will journey
on to Chicago. Coach Neale is not
convinced that Head Linesman II. II.
Heubel blew his whistle before Brcn-
kert. W. & J. halfback crossed the
line OF scrimmaEe and scored n touch
down. II was on this play that Stein.
captain Of the Presidents was declare ed
Oft side by Houbel. who is president
~ tho Pacific football association.
This ruling prevented the Pennsy'-
vanis team from trimming the Uni
vcrsity of California team January .
NJ Pasadena.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Valentine Party

A Valentine party will be held on
ST. Valentines day, February ~. at
the City Y. NJ. c. A. instead OF Coll
onial party for George Washington's
birthday as formerly planned.
The party viii bo featured with
Valentino costumes. prizes to be offer
cd for the best costumes, valentine
Refreshments. valentine play and
valentine box. every person TO bring
"A valentine to place in tho box from
which all will receive one
Tho play will be presented by no
"" Dramatic club, organized La.
week with Florence Hiilcngas an
president and A. ID. Miller as rncre-
tary. with the Y. W. c. ~ and Y. ii.
c. A as members
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10

That's what Ed Uyna. rookie In
fielder signed by the Cleveland In
dians. did to win his first professional
berth.
Uyna probably will bc farmed out
after a training trip trial. but he has
the makings of star, Cleveland
scouts believe.
Uyna got his baseball start In the
navy. Joined it when he was sixteen.
He played the infield with the team
OF the battleship Arkansas and liked
the game SO well he decided to stick
to It. He signed with Dcs Moines in
the Western league last year. He had
been playing third In the navy. Man
ager Coffey kept him on the bench
until Coffey's illness forced him to
leave tho lineup. Then he put Uyna
In his place at second. Uyna played
the sack SO well Coffey didn't have
the heart TO bench him.
Young Ed battcd .325 and ficlded
brilliantly. He is only twenty-five
and his service in tho navy gave him
a splendid constitution. lie is mar
ricd. too.
Incidentally. Manager Coffey got
the bounce.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
CENTRAL FIVE PLAY
STEEL WkS. TONIGHT

The Steel Works Y will meet the
Central High school basket ball team
tonight at S:l5 O'Clock at the Steel
Works Y in a practice game. NJ. n.
Porter will referee the contest.
The game will be of practice order
for both fives, the Steel Works Y
quintet taking the game as try out
for their match with the strong Elliot
five of Colorado Springs team this
week. and will use several OF their
substitutes. The Central team will
also send in several OF their promising
players and also condition themselves
for the coming conference game with
Canon City.
A small admission will be charged
tonight and the basket ball fans are
sure to see fast game between the
two strong teams who have not been
detected this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
New Newspaper

Tho Pueblo County Democrat. =
weekly publication. has just issued Its
initial paper. Mrs. Louis Allan 1. cdi-
tor OF the paper. and tho establish
mcnt In located Mt 1cl Court street
At present tho paper is being issued
In magazine form until the now pre,5-
es can be Installed.
The Greater Pueblo association Will
have one page OF the paper devoted en-
tirely to their organizations ac,ivi-
ties. Tho page will be in tho form
Of a separate paper. called tho Greater
Puebloan. but at the same time Will
be In the Pueblo County Democrat f.
J. Reed. secretary OF tho Greater Pu-
eblo association. Will edit the Greater
Puebloan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Sporting Notes

| Chicago, Jan. 9.-Martin Dumovich,
brother of Nick Dumovich Los An
geles Pacific Coast League pitcher, has
been signed by the Chicago Nationals
on the recommendation of Frank l.
Martin. western scout. Dumovich is a
southpaw pitcher, with semi-profes-
sional experience.
Chicago, Jan. 9.-The women's west
crn golf association today accepted the
invitation of the Glen Echo country
club, St. Louis. to hold the 1922 tourna-
ment there August 2S
St. Louis, Jan. o.-Three golfers, one
over 80 years old. rescued Donald
Mana. aged Q, yesterday. from an ice
covered lagoon here. The boy walked
onto thin ice to retrieve a goH ball
Curran, Jr.. Norman sutherland and C.
d. futile saved him.
San Francisco. Jan. 9-Formation OF
the western swimming association
which plans to promote aquatics on the
Pacific coast independent OF the ANA
teur athletic union. was announced
here today. Dissatisfaction with the
jurisdiction of the a. A. L. over
swimming meets is said TO have led
to the new organization. Local meets
are to be held weekly in the spring and
summer under its plans, and branch
organiza tions arc to be formed in the
Y. NJ. c. A. throughout the state.
Cannes, Jan. e-Samuel Hardy. mem
ber of the American Davis cup team:
defeated C. F. Reschliman today and
won tho mems singles championship
in the Beau Site tennis tournament.
American players were all around win
ners in the tournament. Miss Eliza
beth Ryan taking the women's singles
49,. hnt., So wx-,x
ming team in the mixed doubles and
Mr.. Hardy. paired with Wallis Myers
of England. carrying off the mems
doubles.
San Francisco. Jan. e.-what seems
to be a definite end to various con-
Trajectory stories about the future
plans of Duke Kahanamoku. Hawaiian
world champion swimmer. has been
put by the arrival OF the swimmers
manager here TO arrange for his entry
into motion pictures. II satisfactory
move over into professional ranks
next month.
Cleveland. Jan. a.-stewards of the
grand circuit opened two days meet
ing here today to map out a schedule
consider rules and regulations. The
schedule and rules committee were
slated to meet this afternoon. They
will have under consideration appli-
cations for membership from the De-
troit Driving club and the Kenilworth
park management. both OF which pro-
nose TO race at Windsor. Ont. across
the river from Detroit
New York. Jan Art Riser. of
Paris. ILL.,. is tho leading amateur trap
shooter OF North America for 1921. and
Rush Race. the leading professional.
according TO the American trap shoot
ing association.
Rissor in winning the amateur cham
pionship during the season Just clos
cd. broke 2,1oi targets out OF 2.l50 for
an average OF .a1s5. Race broke ,s2s
targets out of 1876 for an average Of
1902.
Philadelphia. Jan. .. - President
Baker of the Philadelphia National
League club today confirmed the rc-
port he had sold Catcher Frank Brur-
ry to the Portland club of the Pacific
Coast League Tho deal was put thru
by telephone Saturday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
jim FLYNN LEAVES
FOR Fl. WORTH BOUT

Jim Flynn will leave Pueblo today
for his fight 1T Fort Worth, Texas.
on January oI' II will bc the first of
n series OF matches in which Flynn
Will appear in the next two months
thruout the southwest.
Bouts have been arranged for the
Pueblo heavyweight In Houston and
san Antonio that is said will be staged
in February.
II am in the best OF condition..
said Flynn last night. attributing a
great deal of his physical trim to home
cooking. Flynn VIII leave the family
hero while he goes south 10 do battle,
fully confident that he viii send Mrs.
Flynn tho anticipated good news after
each fight and,-thc large percentage
of the purse.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10

A strong line up will oppose the
Pueblo Indians tonight. when they
meet Canon City "Y'' five in a basket
ball game on the city ~" floor at
S:15 O'Clock.
Coach A. B. Prindle, OF the Pueblo
tribe announces that the game will
favor his warriors from the first war
whoop. He announced that the war
dance will be led by Lowe, center.
Peterson and Hill forwards. Gaines
and Belcher guards. and after they
scalp the Apple Pickers. King, Wayt,
Hotzel, Swanney and Doubenmier will
don the war paint and use the toma-
hawks to finish tie game.
Mccoy will not play in the game
as he was injured in the last In
dian demonstration. and will have to
smoke the pipe of peace during the
game tonight. Gaines will be taken
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
MURDER, ARSON. CRIME ARE
CHARGED TO ROBERT M'k|MM

Robt Mckimm the most hated man
on the screen. villain and player of
leading heavy roles in ''The Mark OF
Zorro" opposite Douglas Fairbanks.
"A Certain Rich Man." Lure OF
Egypt. Zane Grey's Mysterious Rid
err Man of the Forest" The Count
OF Monte Cristo" and numerous other
big pictures will be in Pueblo in per-
son for two days. starting tomorrow
at the Majestic theter In PantaEes
vaudeville. together with five other
real acts including The Brazilian Heir
ess, featuring Francis Kelsey.
Mr.. Mckimm has been shot, mur-
dered in cold blood. been married and
divorced. has broken more homes and
hearts than any other man in the
world in screendom, yet off the screen
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
INTEREST GROWS IN
FIGHT FOR FORESTS

Much interest Is being shown in the
fight being waEed to keep the national
forests under the control OF the Dc
partment Of Agriculture instead of
transferring the control to tho Depart
ment Of Interior, as provided in a law
now before congress. That the interest
In being shown. is evidenced by the
great amount OF correspondence re-
ceived daily by Secretary p. A. Gray.
Of the Commerce club.
All of the correspondence, = portion
OF which IL from Washington officials.
supports the step taken by the Pueblo
Commerce club in opposing the Change.
or any similar legislation
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
INDIANS DON war PAINTS
FOR CANON TEAMS MASSACRE

from forward lookout post and will
guard the Indian basket shooting ma
chine during the game.
Peterson has just returned from
Davenport, Iowa, where he has been
attending school, and will make a
strong man in the local line up.
The game is to be good one from
the standpoint that the two teams
have not met for many moons, in
reality. 3 years. and history has 1t that
tho Indian camp was raided by that
team and the bacon was taken home
by the Canonites. This game will be
one of the few inter assertion games.
Cow Parks, lanky center of the
Canon City aggregation will be pres
ent when the whistle blows. He has
been in Canon City athletics for many
years and will feel at home shooting
long range baskets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Steel Works Theater

Next Thursday evening. January IL.
will be amateur night at the steel
works theater, and an exceptionally
fine program OF ten and probably
twelve attractions has been arranged
by musical director Thomas A. Chris
tian. There will be three substantial
cash prizes for both adults and kiddos
Tho audience by applause will dcsig-
nate the winners. As prccaution no
name OF those to appear will be made
public until he or she steps on the
stage. The admission price ha. been
placed at 10 and 10 cents-prsrtically
nothing. Doubtless the thester will
he crowded by friends of the artists,
desirous of helping them win a prize.
This will tsc next Thursday evening At
tho steel works theater.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-10
Endeavorers To Elect

Election and installation of officer.
will take place at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Christian Endoavor
union of the city Tuesday night at n
meeting to be held at the Park Ave.
nue Presbyterian church.
An Interesting program has been ar
ranged by the members of tho Park
Avenue Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor for the occasion. Ralph Rit-
tor has been mentioned for president
John Dunlap for vice president. Mar
garct Cooper for secretary and Mist
Wilson for treasurer.