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Evening journal., 1922-10-28
AT THE ALDINE.

Rae Eleanor Bah and her brother
have created quite a stir in musical
circles of wilmington during their
engagement at the Aldine theatre.
Miss Ball, who Is lovely young wo-
man. is a violinist Of unusual genius
and her brother Joseph is a cellolst
OF exceptional skill. The rest of the
offerings on the bill have a good
variety of other entertainment.
Next week there is a promise of
further excellent entertainers. a
comedy. The Little Spectator" is
not so much for actual plot, but
most excruciatingly funny. is to be
heard and seen on Monday. Harry
Laughlin and Clara West present it..
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
NEWS ODDITIES

If you are thinking Of selling or
exchanging your cars use the Want
Ads. They offer good bargains.
Fish imported from France and
sold in England in large quantities
as sard'nes are not sardines but
sprats.
To Cleveland Able is due the iD'ti-
alton Of the movement OF the sys-
tenn OF standard time and hourly
meridians.
The Bald Eagle. emblem Of the
republic, chooses tall pine tree.
near water for his favor.te nesting
site.
The largest cake ever made CON
tanned SO bushels Of -four. 200 gal
Ions OF milk. one ton Of butter. one
ton of yeast and 5000 eggs.
The ancient Scottish coronation
stone Of Scone. now in Westminster
Abbey. was bought from Scotland in
1895 when Edward I defeated Bal
liol at Dunbar.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
At the Arcadia next week.
AT THE ARCADIA.

That splendid drama "One Gear
Call" which has played at the Ar
cadia Theatre since Monday r. 90
finish It's local run tonight. The sue
cess predicted Tor this picture has
been realized. The photoplaygoers
have found its performance a de-
lightful entertainment and a most
unusual one.
The Arcadia will follow zone Clear
Cali with the screen adaptation Of
Alexandra Dumas immortal novel
Monte Cristo."
Three generations have their
memories stirred at the very men
ton OF Monte Cristo." Grandpar-
ente. fathers and mothers. and chill
dren together build a vivid mind
image az the name Of this stage clas-
sic and novel-the melodrama that
has played upon the emotions Of
countless audiences. the story that
is the very pillar OF romance.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

theatregoers who want 10 see Mabel
Normand's picture "Molly-O."
"Molly-o" is a little Irish girl with
a heart OF gold and an ambition that
matches her good nature and clever
Celtic wit.
The Life and Works" OF Edgar
Allan Poe" is another feature on the
same bill. II is one OF the series
OF Great American Authors TO be
presented here from time 10 time.
on Monday an action picture with
plenty OF rea, heart Interest comes.
BY name Il is My Dad" with that
popular young man Johnnie Walker
playing the lead. The story fnds It's
setting In the far-away Northwest
with a small family, father, mother
and son playing the principal char
actcrs.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

indicates smith Rrookhart, Repubn-
can. viii be elected Senator over
Clyde Herring, Democrat. by 100000
majority.
The Rev. Dr. Christier, native Of
Water 90. y. Y. and celebrated as
the Bishop Of All Outdoors. and
Mrs. Margaret Carleton niece OF SEN
ator j. W. Wadsworth. found dead
IN rectory hallway at Havre. Mont,
revolver beside bodies.
Governor Miller tells Tockport
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
YESTERDAYS LATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
Facisti. holding key 20 political
situation. are comforting with King
on formation ~ new cabinet.
Herbert II. Asquith asaails Bonar
Law and Lloyd George In address az
Paulhorough.
De Naleria's resumption OF Pres.-
dency OF Irish Republic complexities
hght In United States courts for
funds subscribed to former Dali
Eireann.
Turks TO demand Suez Canal be
put under control OF League OF Ma
tions.
DOMESTIC.
Survey OF Iowa political situation
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
AT THE QUEEN.

Jack Holt in the photoplay while
Satan Sleeps" Is now playing AT the
Queen Theatre. This attraction
which goes for the origin OF its
story TO Peter 3. Kyne's tale OF The
Parson OF Panamlnt" Is most In
teresting and enjoyable screen ro-
nance.
On Monday Dorothy Dalton Is
scheduled to appear at the Queen
her first coming in many months
The Siren Call' is laid IN the far
Northwest-in an Alaskan dance
hall. II will he recalled by those who
have followed Miss Dalton's screen
career that she made her frst great
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

audience his water power plan is
'trust-bussing opportunity"
Smith attacks Governors treat
ment Of labor in speech at Dunkirk.
New York
WASHINGTON.
Three Republican campaign com
mittees-national Senatorial and
Congressional--report contributions
Of s73i35e and S645.45l expended.
Senator Cummins TO press legisla-
ton IN next Congress for compulsory
consolidation OF railroads.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
''. |....''''..'...
AT THE PLAYHOUSE
Mr.. Marfcld.

Mr. Narfcld.
Mr.. Warhe d will make his
eagerly awaited appearance as
shylock, under the direction OF
David Belasco, in Shakespeare's
THE Merchant OF Vehice." az the
Playhouse on Friday evening. No
vember TO- for an enga cement Of
two nights. with a matinee on sat
urday, preceding his appearance at
the Lyceum Theatre New York.
The distinguished cast engaged for
Mr.. Warhelds support includes
Philip Merivale. a. E. Arson. Ian
MacLaren, Walter Percival. Herbert
Grimwood Albert Bruning. Horace
Braham. Reginald Goods. Herbert
Ransom. Full Mellish. Charles
Harbury p. Vivian. Morris Strass-
berg. Edward II. Viewer. Edward
Crandall. Ward dc Wolfe. Nick Long.
II. Brown, Miss Mary Servoss. Miss
Mary Els, Miss Julia Adler.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

invited to address meetings Of the
posts during the winter months. II
possible arrangements will he made
to bring the new national command
er here for an address.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

A BIT OF jazz both musically and
comically special, comes In the Of
fering OF Combe and Nevins.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

The State Department headquar-
ters is in receipt OF encouraging
reports from towns down-State
where posts Of the Legion are be-
ing formed. It is expected that by
the end OF the year a dozen new
posts will be organized. The de-
partment plans during the ensuing
year TO establish posts in every COM
munity with twenty-five or more
service men.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
l[!7fFs(SC10pGd6l

hit IN THE Flame OF the Yukon
whose story had a very similar set
ting to the one that backs the ad
venture OF The Siren Call"
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

Seceral prominent national iead-
srs Of the American Legion will be
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

The local posts will be largely rep
resented at the dinner in the Hotel
dupont on Monday night. making
the conclusion OF the campaign to
raise 100000 to erect a memorial
library at the University Of Della
ware, In memory of Delaware's
more than 900 heroic sons who gave
their lives during the World War
Lerionaires have taken an active
part in the campaign during the
past week.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
AT THE MAJESTIC.

The Majestic Theatere will be busy
today accommodating the last minute
Evening journal., 1922-10-28

Invitations will he sent to Cover
nor William D. Denney. members OF
his staff. Adjutant General J. Aus
tin Ellison and members OF the gem
eral staff. and many persons promi-
nent in'the official and social life OF
the city and State.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
What
the

Plans are rapidly assuming shape
for the military ball to be held in
the gold gall room OF the Hotel du-
Pont, under the joint auspices Of the
American Legion posts Of the city,
on Armistice night, marking the
fourth anniversary Of the victorious
conclusion OF the war.
a special committee under the
craftsmanship Of James II. Hughes,
Jr., United States District Attorney.
is busily engaged in arranging for
the affair. The former service men
will appear in uniform which will
give an added touch Of color to the
scene. The bali room viii be elab-
orately decorated.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
PROTI NEZAMESTNANOSTI A
IA SNfZENIE GLEN.

Cesko-slovenska vlada vydaln
9. sept. nasledovny manifest k ce-
lemu obcanstvu republiky:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
ia ceskoslovendna.

Sprava jednej slovenskej nemoc
nice vypisala sdbeh ma !'prazdne-
MI stanicu lekara. n prijmoch W.
pocitany Dol riadny plat, drazob-
ny pridavok, .byt, svetlo a - ku-
rivo.
@ miesto hlasila sa jedna dol1-
tcrka Czech. Miesto pekne rlce
zaujala, so vsetkym bola spokoi-
ma, vel mi spokojna, len jedno jej
vrtilo hlave kurivo. Knriva
kde mic, tn mic.
posla ku spravcovi n, ponosu,
ze kuriva NJ cely tyzden nedosta-
la, predsa je ono v prijmoch.
spravca jej povie: Ale prosim
slecna, vsak dostavate kurivo
we'd mate byte centralne knre'
ME.
I. Doktorka: Jak to, centralni kit
renie? Vzdyt' kurivo je. tabak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
: Zpravy = Cesko-Slovenska :

slednom tyzdni mesiaca jhna. Zne
bolv oneskorene nasledkom VEL
kej zimy predchadzajiceho me-
siaca jtna ako prvej polovice me-
siaca julia. Prudky victor rozha-
DIAL obilia kopach, yydrobil moe
zrna, dazde zhorsily jakost zrna.
Ostatne plodiny molly este po-
skytnnt dobre vynosy. Stav krmu
Ebol dobry, ackol'vek Y prvom ko-
SEM krm Dol slahy.
Oblast Popradsko- Hornadska,
Beskydov Tatier slovenska nj
zina potisska. - @ zatve plati tiez
| to, 60 bolo hovorene predchadza
jncich oblastiach. Dazde posobily
blahodarne ma stav okopanin a
rastlin priemyselnych. Niektore .
kresy (seeovsky, michal 'ovsky,
sninsky) boly poskodene krupobi-
tim. Mnoho zrna bolo vymlatene-
no nasledkom krupobitia. Akost
zrna slamy bola dobra oproti
inym rokom psenice boly menej
snetive.
/ Oblast' kosicko-presoyska, so.
branecka a vychodoslov. Karpat--
lv zupe Sarisskej zapoealy zne Is
jiila. Uroda bola stredna, u jarir
slaba. Uroda sena sklamala roll
nikov (polovica normalnej nro.
idy). Druhe kosenie 'ateliny Ger
venej, ktora. ostala vel'm kratka
pocina uz schnnt'. Zemiaky sl'u
bovaly dobrn nrodu. Vseobecne bt
ly st'aznosti ma skody, sposoben'
pandravami a zelenooGkou.
V zupe Abaujtornanskej nrods
; ozimin uspokojovala. Jariny po
skytly slabn nrodu. co sa tyk;
slamy zrna. Zemiaky, .kukuric'
: a 'kapusta sl'ubovaly dobr1 dro
dn. Krmu pre- dobytok bude malo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29

jutar, eli asi 1905 stvorocnych
kilometrov. u, vedia ] tn podrob-
most, !, ze, rozhranieovacia komisla
bude sa primlnvat' "a vraten'e
81 900 jutar Cd Jnhoslavie q 900
cd Rumunska. Tribuna poznam"-
nava, ze hranice eesko-slovcnske
s1 nezmenitel'ne trebars Mad 'arl
hybu nebo j zem, ably niece. do
siahli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
INE ZPRAVY 20 SLOvENSKA
- Hospodarska q. priemyselna

= Hospodarska a. priemyselna
vystava v Kosiciach sd test vel
kej. neocakavanej navsteve. Hned
v prvv den vystava mala 10000
navstevnikov. Vystava ma vel'ky
hospodarsky vyznam nielen pre-
Kosice. ale pre- cele vychodne Slo-
vensko.
= Horthy chcel dat zavrazdit
i Masaryka. Podl "a vysetrovania.
ktore.sa prevadza Bukaresti (Rn
munSku) proti mad 'arskym pc.
vstalcom, vychadza Ma javo, re ad.
miraI Horthy, hlava mad 'arskehc
statu, .ie zapleteny do atentatu ne
rumunskeho krafa. Okrem tohl
mali byt' zavrazdeni al juhoslo
vanskt kral', d 'alej prezident Ma
saryk a min. predseda DIR. Bepes
Turc. Sv. Martin je snad' ma
teraz iedine mesto. kde vd aka e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
Pc com koho poznat'.

Ma Slovensku 81 takto rectujii
- Vtaka poznas po peri dceru
pc matcri. Somara zas pc uchu a
krcmara po brnchu. Kona poznas
po zuboch, agrarnika po. sl'uboch,
Flautistu zas po flaute, referenta
po aute. Barborasa po base mi
nistraY po hlase. r. H
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
vyrobkov
Banky a penazne
ustavy

ustavy
MuSia snizenim nrokovej miery
podmienok nverovych prispiet'
l'nohospodarstvu, priemyslu, OBJ
chodu zivHostiam, ak chcii sku-
tocne riadne pint svoj hkol v ma
rodnom hospodarstve, od ktorych
al ocakavame, re budn podporo-
vat srahy statnej spravy, na OBJ
mcdzenie spekulacie devizovej, a
ma odstranenie hracskej vasne, kto
ra len st 'azuje opatrovanie Gu
dzich platidiel pre- opravnenn spo
! trebu.
Vyzlvame al spotrebitel 'ov, ably
vyhl'adavali lacnejsie pramene ma
ikupnt tym posobili ma snizova-
ME cien a odmenovali svojimi "a.
kazmi obchodnikov zivnostni-
lkov. ktori lacnejsie predavajn a
lcbo vyrabajn.
II Vlada sama majfc tieto hi adj
ska na mysli zaoberala sa zovrub
ne a opat' tymito otazkami a uro
bila alebo v najblizSom case uro
bi 70 svojej zakonnej pravomoc
a predpokladajdc pripadne potref
ne schyalenie iistavnych cinitel'o'
Itieto opatrenia
i Ministerstvo pre- zasobovanie :,
| dn dohode so zncastnenXmi mi
nisterstvami nariadilo oznacova
ME cien zivnostiach a podnikocl
a bnde dbat', aby bolo toto opa
4 trenie dosledne prevadzane.
!. Prislusne ministerstva zakaz'
| vyhlasovat' sl'avy cien len v pro
Icentaeh, .bez udania cislice cen.
povodnej q ceny novel.
4 Bude vydane nariadenie, kto
,lrym nmozni 50 kontrolovat' prfel
.lny, preco "a obmedzuje, alebo "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29

a.
nergickamu zakroaenin NEST 'ano-
stu Igora Thurzu, nepocut ami slo.
va arnad 'arskeho.
obec Masarykovo. Na i,lznei
eiastke Gcmerskej zupy nsadilo sa
.nz mnoho,kolonistov Gravy 4 le-
gionaroy ma vyvlastnenych majet-
koch CoburgovskIch. Kolonisti pu
|statiny Gernyo uzavreli poprosit
prezidenta Masaryka, ably 81 .svojn
koloniu, ktorei utvoria obec q
Iuz al zacinajn stavat' mohli po-
menoyat' Masarykovom.
Pachatei z6hadnej kradeSe
| v Huste Dol chyteAy. Ako SINE boil
oznamili, ma poste u Huste spacha-
ma bola zahadna kradez $4,000
korin. Pachatelom Dol postoyy
Isluha Vasil Stankoyic. ktory bol
zadrzant v tel chvili, ked sa chy
stal utiect do Rumunska. Ukrade-
me peniaze naSli unho az ma ME
kol 'ko sto kor1n, ktore zlodej po-
trovil
- Zmena v redakcii Narod-
Mich Novin?' Y redakcii hlavnf-
ho organu narodnej strany "Na-
rodnich Novin'' ma Ease nastat
lIzmena, ako oznamuje 81. Vychod.
Veduci cinitelia a hlavne radika!-
ne krrdlo narodnej strany, ME sii
spokojni doterajsim vedcnim re
.dakcie, ktorii vedn dvaja mladi
redaktori, Turan a Suchansky. Te-
ra znarodna strana vyjednava 5 e.
vanjelickym fararom basnikom
4 Vlad. Royom, ably prevail redak-
ciu, a ako sa zda, tento redakciu
prevezme.
- Mad 'arske starosti o Slova-
kov. (Cstk.) Mad 'ari sa vsemozne
usilujn dostat' do franciizskej tia
&c svoje nazory Cesko-sloven.
tskej republike, pri com vsemoz
nIm sposobom chcejti upevnit tea
MAJOR, ze Slovaci majl ceskehe
priatel,stva po krky a chcej1 vor
. 2 republiky. Takzv.Slov. Mar. Ra
| da (Jehlicska-D -DvorcSak a spol.,
hlavne obstaravajn materialon
franciizskych zurnalistov Bainvill,
. Dunan, Rene Pilnon. Persannes /;
/ Jean Desthieu. Bainville stal npl
ne pod vhvom Jehlicskovej Mar
Rady, ked' pisaval do "Revue Z
niverselle'. Nateraz 'tL'Actio,
Franchise" a & Correspondent
; pomeroch medzi Slosakmi Czech
t mi, prinasajii sobea eaSnei clanky, in
spirovane viedenskych propa
2 gacnych stredisk Slovensku, atd
Mad 'ari 81 taketo Glanky sami U
.lmiestnujn, SAN, ich rozSiruju a fl
e losnymi nadejami, re vraj al v
Francii verejna mienka meni sa
: prospech Mad 'arstva.
- Este O zmenach hranic Ms
d 'arska. Prazska Tribuna dopis
|. 2 Budapest sdel 'uje. ze rada Sv;
zu narodov bude sa zaoberat
l. tazkou mad 'arskIch teritorialnyc
poziadavkov. Mad 'ari matt made
a re Banffy-mu podari sa v Zene>
= "a pomoci jeho priatel 'ov dosta
q predmet tento ma denny poriadol
NJ Je pripraveny obsiahly plan, pl
y ktory vraj blahov6l'a "a mnohych {
'e nov rozhranicovacej komisie !
o. bola ziskana. O zmenach hranic
Cesko-slovenskom predbezne VI
t. este nebude rozhodovane. Co
a, tyka otazky hranic voci Rumu
n sku a Juhoslavii, Banffy bude
O. odvolavat' ma Millerandov1 not
d. v otazke hranic Rak1skom but
10 priamo iednat' drom Seipelo
1a a talianskym ministrom Schant7
40 rom. s cesko-slovenskou vladou
D. mysl'a Banffy zahajit osobit
a jednanie v zalezitosti npravy hr
IS. mic. Banffy bude ziadat' od Sva
a narodov, ably Juhoslavia vyda
e. 100000 jutar Rumunsko 100
nueuAU nnnnnnmV
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
ObCania! /!

X vaSmu svedomiu chceli SINE
prehovorit' Vidite. ako vzajomne
ma sebe zavisfte, aka sme .silciast
kou svetoveho hospodarstva. so
mknite sa vSetci vO vedOmi, re
vSetci name ukol pri Zabezpese
nj nasho statn, prispejme k tomu,
aby Stat mas q hospodarstvo nase
Sa konzolidovaly.
Pre- lepsiu budncnost' vsetci pri-
neSme obet'!
Praha, 9. septembra 1922.
Vlada Ceskoslovenskej republ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29

u 4, 7 - ~rr =
s'as''Jc praca MsoAocli. WV"
'saA' po'oin = ai''o po'iop''e opa-
'reilla.
N'''ls'ers'sa ooJeuilaJu y es'e pis'
ne p'''e ''s'asnc pioJsoahs s'a'-
ny ioApoce' ia TN i'A'' ha "c''
po'repv y + 1870 napros'o hepo-
straoa'ei ne nla'er'aie sVoJich y
porov.
! ufychiehe puou preVeuehe po
'reohe s'asu! seieJne' aAo eien
trarne, nieiiofacie' res'iacie' uuo'-
1 ne pflenraoy' hraoske, mostly p'.
Aemhe s.avpv' 9 ursc'liene p..o''
prace' 'shaJuce 50 s'aSieo AeleA-
hichych.
bolv pofopene krokv ku shlze-
mu ufokoVeJ miers pozlclek y
pehaznvch us'avoV.
Niaua pripravi havrh noveii@a-
cle zakona 0 'hol neg oaVhe y
smere u aV'
Narodnemu van snromazoenlu
= AA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
Stupajuci kurz meny 3
podporuje dovoz z cudziny.

Mas ohchod a priemysel ne smie
dopustit'. ably domaci trh sa "a
plavoval dovezenym tovarom Paw
neisim a ably l'udia putovali do
cudziny hradit svoju potrebu.
Obcanstvo naSe musi 81 byt' We
dome toho, re ako stat vyvozny
nem6zeme prevadzat' colnu poll.
tiku ochranarsku a re nemozeme
zakazmi dovozu trvaIe regulovat
|dovoz tovaru z cudziny, ponevai
uzavrene sm,uvy ohchodne toni
brania kde nieto smlnv. MOI,
staty proti nam postupovat' odve
tou. to je zakazom dovozu naSicI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-29
Pcs:cve sadzby budu
postupne snizovane.

D'alej bude k rieseniu hospodar-
skvch otaziek svolana anketa znal
cov O naliehavych hospodarskych
pomerOch. ... ....'
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-18
CONTRAST IN LUCK


A person or q town sometimes frets
under the impression that he or It 10
receiving too large a share OF misfor-
tune.
Then again some great stroke may
be bad for one place yet good for an
other.
The tremendous streak of weather
which swept over the west half Of the
United States in the last half OF Feb
ruary and the first half OF March was
a Qaralyzer worse than an earthquake
fof southern California. yet was a
valuable asset for Colorado. but we
are not putting 1t to good Use as We
should.
None Of US in this locality have had
any adequate description of the de-
pressing effect upon the people of Los
Angeles and its numerous satellite
towns caused by weeks of cold rain.
duplicating the we'll known brand OF
weather which prevails in the east
Day after day the sun made only rare
ana momsntary appearance and the
patented exclusive references to Sun
ny California" became a CHASTITY joke
Outdoor gatherings in the line of
sports and picnics were postponed, and
then postponed again, and then, whom
It was still raining. called Off Tons of
citrus fruits. frozen and soft, lay rot
ting on End under the trees. Sheep and
cattle and poultry, wet and chilled,
shivered in muddy enclosures. Flimsy
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-18

FOR RENT
$40 West 18th street. s-room brick
with bath ........................,,o $50 %
l.is East 10th street. 5 rooms.
large yard .............s........ $500
iisia West sth street twiil repair
, rooms .....,..............'..... 7o.co
;o7 West ID" street. rooms
water and lights .......,..,...'.. is.co
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,~ill repsirl ....s........4........ i2.oN
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modern except heat. elect
furnished .'...."............ isoa
Is Block NJ. 3room apartment
raod"rn except heat. elect. furn-
ishcd . .e.................,........ $500
1903 Pine. nice brick store room
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-18
WALK UP STAIRS

WALK UP STAIRS
and save money on your spring mil
lin.ry: YOU may have a good hat left
over from last year that can he re-
modcied and made attractive a. small
cost. See Mrs. Wilson. experienced mil
liner. sists y. Main ST.
wASTED-pld hats to mako into
new ones. Easter Will soon bc here.
Mrs. Theo. G. Cramor. us Grand ave-
nue.. makes stylish hats and her prices
Rrc low. Flowers. trimmings and
ri-apcs on hand. First class work and
torrect styl. r'is-sntecti.
WHY NOT learn Millinery and be
capable OF going into business. or hold
good position or save on your mil
inery hills by being competent TO
make your own hats Mrs. Wilson
will teach You TO design ana make
yourself success at the trade. For
particulars. 5t5ts y. Main ST.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-18
THE VALLEY. THE STATE. THE WEST

dwellings unprovided with means of
comfort were little better than barns
and their owners could only repeat alb
ject apologies to fretting tourists; all
this was going on as lately as ten days
ago and had been the condition for
moro than month 1t was showing
hard in Western Arizona only this
week and Los Angeles had another
very damp rain.
Many readable accounts Of those
sunkist thrills In the land of climb-it
have been published in the live week
and some of these letters included
stories of the auto travellers splashing
their way thru miles and miles of mud
In tho Shiny Imperial valley or the
leagues of sticky clay in Western Ari-
zona, some on the way to reach the
un-pacific Pacific. but many headed
eastward toward the old home, the lat
ter including sundry repentant fugi-
tives from Colorado.
Here in Southern Colorado our share
OF the prolonged blast of weather was
mostly IN the line of continuous cold.
without any more snow than usual. yet
our southwest corner did receive a
plenty. All the way across the Cum
bres range the railroad lies at the
bottom of snow canon is feet deep.
The San Juan peaks glitter in 2o-foot
white blankets. Even in our upper Ar
kansas valley ice II inches thick Is
being cut and stacked by thousands OF
tons.
All this ought to be placed before the
eastern reader in some way. 1t would
lgo far in stimulating the tourist move
ment which We hope for in a few
weeks II we could get a picture of
the rotary plow throwing snow on the
Durango branch and have it printed in
tho Globe Democrat, and then q photo
OF the vast piles of ice at Buena Vista
and Granite. 1t would be worth FOOD
money to this region. The work of the
mountain rotary, throwing a contin-
uous stream of snow a hundred feet,
Is something spectacular yet It seldom
appears on the movie screen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-18

FOR sALE-rwo NEW NASH, SIX
Cylinder cars, 5000 each below present
price; brand new, never been driven
. mile. Going out OF business and
have only two left. one sport, one g.
passenger. Paul A. Wayt. Walsen-
burg. Colo. Nash Dealer. Phi. 2A-F1.