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Evening journal., 1922-09-08
Launching the Marriage Ship
'HJZNCH" Us. INSTINCT
By Zoe Beckley

'If the car you sell is as nice a!
you are" Mrs. Fuller paused slight
iy in her pleasant parting with Fred
at the door," convinced It is. I'll
buy II, and perhaps several OF my
Wall Street people will take my
word about the car as they some
times do on my Investments Sat
urday afternoon, then Good night,
and how nice IT'S beeni"
Her smile and handicap were re-
markable for the things they could
convey. and Fred. as he mounted
the stairs 10 his own apartment
was glad Connie had not been there
to draw conclusions II would be
bad enough when he told her that
instead of their usual Saturday run
into the country he would have to
take Mrs Fuller out for a demon
stration Of Gypsy
To his surprise. Connie asked few
questions. But he was sure she got
a lot Of information from the bare
facts no told OF his visit. and OF the
appointment.
well Freddie don't like that
woman" was her only comment.
BLESS you. Hon. you don't have
to-" he answered cheerfully. II
don't have 10 bother with her fur
ther than Gypsy myself. But. Con.
old kid. aren't you a bit unfair?
You've spoken only five words
with Mrs Fuller. And. do you
know. she's a perfect wiz on stocks
and bonds. Mentioned couple OF
motor issues / happen to know
something about. and she had 'em
down patter than their own sales
menl can't make out how she
manages any real Cleopatra busi-
ness at the tame time, darned II
dol"
Comics impatience flashed
How dull men arei IRs her
Cleopatra game that makes her such
a darn smart business man. And
I'm not going to have you be one OF
the victims II can help It."
Fred stared-then chuckled.
''You mean she's sweet TO US
mililonaires so that wen hand over
our fortune for her TO invest-and |
have her grab st? Gee. that's an
idea" Then, more SER
iously. he added. Really Connie.
to call woman what you're limiting |
at, without any ground at all. isn't
like youl"
But 1 have ground. What has |
a woman instinct for7"
"Oh. Connie-you wouldn't con-
Wet human being on account OF
what your instinct tells your"
Indeed I wouldl Don't you men
ever stake anything on what you
call your lunches"
Fred pondered that and was prop-
erly impressed.
"Ail right. Duckie. I'll assume
she's playing me for a sucker. She
wants to get me as a client Very
we'll Is there any reason two can't
play that game? We don't have TO
buy her phony stock TIL after she
has bought real car. do we?"
And Fred winlSed. as a man who
feels he has the situation we'll In
hand. while his wife plays vaguely
with "instinct"
(To BE Contlmed)
(Copyright, 1892 NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
AUGUST MEAT INSPECTIONS

Meat Inspector Charles w. Lutl
made the following Inspections In
August: Cattle, 400; calves, 223;
sheep and lambs, rs; hogs. 2.529.
Carcasses received from slaughter
Ing houses from outside the State,
operating under Federal regulations,
we're as follows: Cattle. 2,295;
calves, 652; sheep and lambs. 2.S29;
hogs, 5000.
During the month LOSS pounds of
meat were condemned as unfit for
human consumption.
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
EvENING cO,,pANv

MIS- Max Sshendelman gave
party or Tuesday evening IA honor
OF Miss Helen Rae Bernharat of
Columbus, Ohio. The evening wa,
spent In games and ds,scing.
Those present were: The Nf,sso.
lda stein, Helen weimer. Ada
Brounstein. Helen r. Be-a;sardf snd
Estelie schendelman; Louis Chaixer
Edwin Harawitz, Ha-ry Stein T5er-
man Gotlive and Lester scher.
Evening journal., 1922-09-08

to precipitate a strike, Mcdonald
charged.
The alleged confessions were OBJ
tanned from Herbert Lansing. a
striker and Earl White former rail-
road employe. They were said to
have implicated two men now un-
der arrest at FL Reno.
Burning of several bridges In the
state during the last month sub
stantiated indications OF the terrorist
organization, Mcdonald said in ex-
planning the arrests.
Mcdonald refused TO say whether
other arrests were contemplated as
a result OF the alleged confessions.
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
AUTO SPARES RABY

Eleanor Scott, -year-old
Negress. 1115 Walnu. street. sus-
tained slight injuries at Eleventh and
walnut streets. this morning, when
sne was struck by an automobile,
operated by Walter J. Webb. Of 1ll5
West Eleventh street. Mr.. Webb
TOOK the child to the Delaware Hos
pital She IS not seriously injured.
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
rprCK nA,fAGEs FORD.

James Merchant, 1893 Reed street,
driver of a Sharpiess truck. last
night lost control OF the steering
wheel, running the truck into a
Ford touring car, owned by William
Ruth. which was parked in front of
his home, $40 North Union street,
The damage amounted TO s35.
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
CITY HAS 1890. 900.

city Treasurer White reports the
following bank balances at the close
OF business yesterday.
Current account, s1,44l l,626.41;
special account-paving tax, SOL
1876; bond sale, $2S9,971.41; har-
bor Improvement. $197.41o.61; total
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
VELVET HATS.

Many of the smartest black velvet
hats for fall wear are quite without
any trimming. their chic depending
entirely upon their lines.
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
JACKET RLOrsEs

Jacket blouses IN satin matelasse
are now seen on the streets worn
with separate skirts OF silk or wool
Evening journal., 1922-09-08
(To Be Continuei)

(Copyrlght, 1872. NEA service)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
SOUCHOTINY JSOU V Gle.
VELANDE MA POSTUPU.

Die pololetniho vykazu zdra
komisafe Jest tuberku-
losa, billy NOR" V Cleveland6
IL postupu. Cd |. ledna hla-
seno bylo "a prvnich sest me-
sicu ITO novych pfipadu,
kdeZto IA tutez dobu roku Ion
skeho o2nameno jen 80 one
mocn6nl. Podobne bylo letos
$50 umrti nroti $50 lonskeho
roku. Idravotni rapport uvadi
dale, re mestskych dispen-
sarleh a we Warrenyillske sana-
tori lcteno Jest celkem 1878
kdezto Y soukromych domech
iest1219 pacientu. VSech osob
pax tuberkulosou postiltnych
ycetne piipadu lehtich. titaje
to i osoby, iez mali k moder-
nj t. metle tloy6tenstva iiste
sklony Jest 1915. J'nymi slo-
w ma skoren kazdy sty o.
oyvatel Vyhlidku. re souchoti-
ny = mu mohou stati osldnv-
mi.
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OSIRELY ERIK MA MA
VYBRANOU.

P6tilety, t6zce zraneny Erik,
jenz iediny prezil celou rodi-
nu, ia tragedie, zpusobene je-
no vlastnim otcem Mateiem
Mayerem, jenz zastfelil zenu,
nemluyn6 a pax sabe, nebude,
iest-l Sc uzdravi, opuSt6nym
sirotkem. Hlasilo Sc on liz ce-
Ia Tada rodin. Majetkove po-
merry rodiny nebyly nikterak k
tax zle, jak puvodnG bylo O.
Znamovano, nebot' po odecte-
nj vyloh "a pohreb zbude ST.
rotkovi as $2500, V cemz zahr-
nuta jest cena domu pojist6
"a zahynulG rodice. Hosik lie
lecen Nottingham nemocnici,
kan vcera stale doiizd6li rodi-
ny s pTanim, ably osifely byl
Jim sv6ren. komu hoch bude
dan k adoptaci, rozhodne Gle
Velandska Humane Society,
ktera pryni fade da prednost
pfibuznym. Erikovi dari Sc
celkem dobre l6kafi pravi,
re Sc 2 rany zahy vyleci. Po-
hfeb otce, matky a male Sc
stritky konan bude V pondeli
o 2. hod. odp. z Kauskova po-
hrobAickeho zavodu 1905 Nor
wood rd. N. L.
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POLICEJNI kAPITAN "NA
kARPETE".

Po dlouhG dob6 dostali Sc
diva policejnl dustojnici do di-
sciplinarniho vysetrovani. Prv-
MIN byl kapitan f. O. Smith,
jenz pred tydnem sc nepatric-
ne zachoval, kdyz Sc svym au-
tenn Sc srazil Sc strojem jinym.
Nehoda Sc mu stala mimo sluz-
bu, ale pokut6 neuSel, neb byl
pol.cejnim nacelnikem Grau-
lem zbaven az do konce roku
vSech Volnych dnu. Druhym
vinnikem byl kap. krajan +.
jez opomenul dostaVit
Sc k soudu policeinim straz-
nikem, jehoz sam dal V obza-
lobu. Sprosty Sc omlouval, re
datum soudu zapom6l, coz mu
vyneslo jen uredni dutku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
MA Sc SUCASTNIT PCHRBU
OBETI VLASTNl NEROZ-
VAZLIVOSTI.

Rodice V dtery utopenGho
14-leteho Otty Folka = {. 195
vych. l47. ul pozadali vcera
vypomocnc serify, ably bylo do
voleno 17-letemu Alex. Jack
sonoVi, Al vych. l47. ul. su-
castniti Sc pohnbu. Die poll
cejniho vysleehu, zavinil smrt
Otty tim, ze iej S clunu shodil
do vody, ably sc Otto pry lepe
naucil ploVati. Mladistyy ne
rozvazlivec jest We vazbe okr.
soudu a muze byti propulsion
jen povolenim soudu pro
mladistve proVinilee. Soudce
A. j. Pearson Zmenil vcera
zn6ni zaloby pro vrazdu na
pouhy precin prot bezpetno-
SIT, hoch bude teprv vyslech-
nut, ale az dosud nebyl dan
pod soudnl zaruku.
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K stavce zeleznic-
Mich zrlzencu.
v PONDELf MA ZANECHA-
I'll PRACE 1900 SPRAV-
kARU VOZU.

Neidulezitejsimi udalostmi
"a dneSni stavky zeleznicniho
d6lnictva jest ohlaseni mistni
Americke Federace zeleznicni
no delnictva, ze jiz pfistim
pondelim zanecha prace as
1900 clenu a vytrznosti ma dra-
ze Erie pax budou miti "a ma
sledek, re Sc k stavkarum pfi-
poji d6lnictvo zamestnane pri
udrzovani trait, jez neni spo-
kojeno policajtskym stfezenim
a take Sc vzpecuje pracovati
spolecne Sc stavkokazy.
VCera hlasovano bylo stav-
ce d6lnictvem pTi opravach vo-
III, vGetn6 plumbafu, nateracu,
spravkaru a inspektorI. Tato
organisace ale neni We spojeni
Amerlckou Federaci Prace.
Novou stavkou bude neivice
postizena draha New York
Central. Doprave pax by nej-
vice uSkodila stavka inspekto-
Ri.
John Papek, 1926 Fairfield
ave. S. w. oznamil dnes tasn6
rano policii, ze byt ieho byI
bombardovan kamenim. Jest
zamestnan jako spravovac va
gonu V Collinwood neupo-
slechl VyzVy, ably zanechal pra
ce a pripojil Sc k stavkafum.
Pod Central viaduktem 90
strelovali" mali hoSi ma trait
drahy Erie pracuiici muze. u
dalost nabyla hrozivych rozmt
ri, tax ze hlidac Wright byl
nucen nekolikrate vystreliti.
Ma pomoc rychle prispechavsi
policie zatkla til vytrzniky. X
r0zehnani velk6ho zastupu by
Ii komandovani Serzanti Belief
a Frank kalina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
POHRER OBETi OSUDNE
SRAZkY II HART
FORD, IND.

Pet mrtvol, pribuznych. KITE
re byly pievezeny do Cleve-
landu budou zde take Ultra
pohfbeny L Deutschova po-
hrobnicktho zavodu IA vych.
50. I'll. konati Sc bude spolecny
pohieb pi. Julie karklinove a
jejlho 8-leteho synka Roberta,
ktefl byli q Clevelandu a by
deli 1913 Pasadena ave-, ia
koz i ieiiho Svakra, 46-leteho
+. Smilaeka a jeho dvou deer,
lG-lete gelie a l3-lete Zofie.
Poslednej&i til bydleli Y Hart
fordu. Mrtvoly nest astnych
ob6ti srazky automobile Via
KEN dopraveny budou do Gle
velandu manzelem zahynul
Karklinove.
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ZRADCE UNIKL SIBENICI.

Brussel, IA. cervence.- Or
tel smrti, prohlaseny civilnim
soudem V Monsu V minulem
dubnu mad Armandem Jean
nessem pro zradu a spehoun-
stvi proti Belgii a spojencnm
b6hem valky, byl zmenen wee
IA V dozivotni zalar. B6hem
sveho procesu Jeanness Sc chlu
bill, re mel mnoho co ciniti $
prozrazenim NemcGm po-
ZdejSi popravou Edith Cavell-
owe, briticke valecne oSetrova-
telky. 0 tom nebylo vsak jed
nano proceSu s MIN.
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RADIkALNl

snlzenl cen pro eely pri$ti ty-
den shledate Y nov6m yelkem
krame "a Koudelu" M Broad
way.
Veskert zasoby pracich sva-
tetnich latek ma saty; nejno-
vejsi zaclonoyt latlly, bile i
barevnG, platna iednotlive i
dvoiite sifky a stfizni zbozi
pro kazdodenni domaei ntele
koupite lacino u koudelu.
Spodni pradlo a puncochy,
d6tske praci odtvy, diyci saty,
chlapeck6 platenky, zenskt
zastery, zivutky, Sn6royacky,
spodnicky,. nocni koSile kom-
binacni odevy, muzske vsednt
svatecni kosile, vrchni kalho
ty, overalAs, kSandy, pasy, va
zanky, limce, rukavice a cetnt
nescetne jine predmety kou
pitt "a nejnizsi ceny u koude,
LII ma Broadway.
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LECIE VYVRA-
CT POVESTI, ZE BY DO
DAVALA HLfDACE
STAVkOkAZU.

Ably zachovana byla dosava-
dni neutralita V delnickych roz
porech dnesnich, odmita "a
mestnavaci uradovna Americ-
ke Legie kazdou zadost do
danl strazniku, ktefi by sire
iii zajmy zelezniGnich spo-
leGnosti. Oznamuje tax ridi-
tel zmlnene ufadovny j. r.
Hoffman, ably vyvratil ne
kterych stran Sirene povesti ze
legie organisuje zvlastni sbor
podobnych hlidacG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-15
MOVE ORETI DOPRAVNfCH
NEHOD.
Jeder hoch zabit, jiny tGzcc
Zranen.

Y els. 1916 ma Van Buren,
bydlici 4-lety hoSik George
Snyder vsedl do sveho mal6ho
auta' jel po chodniku V
East Clevelandu, kdyz pojed-
nou, die policejniho Setreni
odbocil do jizdni drahy row.
nou pod kola nakladniho auto
NeStesti Sc udalo ma
Euclid ave. Hoch byl preve-
zen tim samym truckem do
east-clevelandske nemocnice,
ale nedojel neb zemfel jestG
ma ceste.
Ma Superior ave. vych. 50.
ul. prejet autem 45-lety John
Sullivan a s rozdrcenym kole-
mem dopraven do St. Clair ne
mocnice. Ma Mayfield rd. a
vych. 1913. ul. pfeiet byl 6-lety
Sam Consello, iemuz byla roz-
razena lebka.
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VYTOUZENA PROSPERITA
Sc PRY VRACI.

Ctvrtletni statistical publ
kace vydavana Obchodni Ko-
morou jistym poyd6kem u
vadl, re obchodni prumyslo-
ve' pomery Sc stale lepsi. Do
kazuie tax celou radou sucho-
parnych cislic z oboru bankov-
nictvi, zvysenou cinnoSti ma po
Stach, zvetsovanymi priimy ma
drahach tratich pouliGnich,
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Svatopluk Czech a Rila Hora

usporadaji zitrejsiho odpole-
dne vylet do zahrady pri Ce-
ske SIM Sokol ma zap. strane
velky Vylet. Pro posloucha-
nou k tanci vyhravati bude
kapela Sdruzeni Ceskych hu-
debniku "a rizeni p. Prince.
Phi obou vyletech neSetfil
zabavni vybor ami prace aniz
Casu, ably pobyt byl navstevnl-
kun Zpfijemn9n sluSnou zaba-
YOU a postaral Sc tez 0 nalezi-
te obcerstveni.
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RISIKO PRACE.

35-lety Charles Hendrich, {.
1900 Detroit av. byl vcera ma
miste zabit pri upati zap. SO.
III. pod visutou drahou, sjizde-
jicim koSem rudou. Jak Wy
pravuii druhove jeho, nevidel
patne nest astnik blizici sc kos
a okolnost tato stala jei zivot.
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ZASTRELEN We STRAVNIM
DOME.

Cisnik Union Clubu c. r.
Blake zastfelen byl yGera We
stravnim dome, 2436 yvch. 81.
al. Novetem Thartem, NAME
lem majitelky imenovaneho
domu. Pachatel byl sice "a
teen, ale podrobnosti 0 smutne
afffe neyysly dosud na jeyo.
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BANKER SEBEVRAHEM.

Statesville, N. c., ID. GER
vence. - c. f. Pennington,
priruci kasir Prvni Narodni
Banky We Statesville, spachal
sebevrazdu zastrelenim Sc wee
IA vecer pc objeveni schodku
$4,000 V uctech kasira, Johna
W. Guy-e, st.
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dnesnfm zivym prodejem aut i
akcii, zkratka neni snad dnes
odboru, nemz by pry neby-
10 mono sc shledati Sc stale
rostoucim zlepsenim.
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VESTNfK LETNfCH ZARAV.
Vybor Velkoloze Jed. Tabo-

rita, zvoleny pro pozemkove
zalezitosti, vyleti 81 dnes do
zahrady p. Capka, ma vych.
II. ul. Ma vyletisti provedeny
budou RUNE hry a sportovni
zavody "a spoluutinkovani
hubby p. Sistka.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

dential region and the downtown
business district, are to be paved with
this same material which has been
tried most satisfactorily.
Another proposed district, which 1t Is
said promises completion during 1922
Is on Fourth street from Summit to
tho east side of East Pueblo, dis
tance of about 15 blocks; this would
give smooth riding for practical half
OF East Pueblo into the main business
district of the city. The estimated cost
OF this improvement is something like
800, 900.
Another East Pueblo paving district
which seems sure of success is that
along East Eighth street from tho
eastern suburbs of East Pueblo to
water street where It is to connect
NTH the viaduct and bridge across tho
Fountain river, coming into tho city
proper by way OF the Congress hotel.
This also would be at least 10 blocks
in length and its cost also about tl00,-
900. 1t is estimated.
Sentiment seems TO be very strong
for n first class storm sewer system
In connection with both of these cast
side projects, as dear lessons havo
been learned from paving districts
without means provided for carrying
off surface waters from oven heavy
showers.
Tho most extensive OF all the paving
districts propositions now being work
cd out is with fow exceptions that
known for some time as tho Mineral
Palace paving district, which was
provided with an adequate storm sew
or system and with concrete curba
and cutters. tho streets at tho timo
being surfaced with gravel. This dis
trict embraces Ill city blocks, and tho
total cost OF giving this area first
class Job of bitulithic paving with
crushed rock base. VIII DO something
like 100000. This district as proposed
will include Main street to the Mineral
Palace park at Fifteenth street. Court
to Twenty fourth street. Grand to
Twcnty-slxth street and Greenwood
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
cost of them will be between 5000. 900

cost of them will be between 5000. 900
and $1,000, 900.
Already tho contracts have been let
by the city and the traction company
for the Evans avenue paving district;
this district will be nine city blocks In
length, and all of them large blocks
but one, The surface to be paved
amounts to 21,5oO square yards and the
contract price for the traction COM
pany part of the work is S17,400, while
the oity contract portion is $f4, ,554.
This IL to be bitulithic surfaclnE with
a crushed rock base. This district has
experienced a rocky road before 1t at
tained SUCCESS. Petitions were circu-
lated several times and finally objec-
tors were outnumbefed and tho con-
tract has bocn awarded.
A petition is out for tho paving Of
Abriendo avenue from Broadway to
Northern avenue, a distance Of II city
blocks, tho district running parallel
with the Evans avenue district This
It Is proposed, shall be the samo
variety of paving as Evans avenue,
and the roughly estimated cost OF this
job Is $4,000. These two streets paw
ed up to and connecting with the
Northern avenue paving district. will
put tho Besscmer business section
strictly on the map In the limo OF pro-
erosion and permanent Improvement.
In this connection 1t should be men,
toned that tho Northern and Evans
avenue paving district-five city
blocks in cxtent-was the first paving
in tho city OF Pueblo. That was al
most IS years ago, and whilo 1t was
in measure experimental and not
sufficient grade given to tho crown of
Northern which is very wide street,
not particle OF repairing has been
required anywhere on tho five blocks.
A crushed stons base and a bitulith!c
surface makes up this pioneer paving
district which gives promise OF last
Ing for several lifetimes without any
maintenance expense. Tho Evans and
Abricndo districts which arc to con-
meet this district with the Mesa resi-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF
PAVING IS PLANNED FOR 1922
Many Petitions Out For Signatures and Some Petitions
Have Already Been Filed With the
City Council

A million dollars worth OF street
paving Is in prospect for the city of
Pueblo during the year which opens
this morning.
If that isn't getting on tho map In
a substantial manner. let someone OK
plain what could be so classed.
Few cities in the entire United
States will be able to boast OF 81 ooo,-
900 Of street paving in single year.
especially these years of gradually
emerging from business and general
Improvement stasnation.
II is gratifying to know .nat many
property owners who In normal times
have declined to favor street paving
in their localities, arc taking tho pro-
Eressivs position at this time, largely
to help out tho labor situation: furth-
crmore tho paving can be done for
considerably less money than II could
one or two or three years ago.
Tho spirit Of come back" has fos-
tered the spirit OF progress, and the
people seem to have come to tho wiso
conclusion that paving pays; that 1t
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
STILL FIND PLACE
TO Do GOOD WORK

An organization that has dono
much tn make Pueblo Better than
over" is tho Masonic Emergency Re-
lior Organization. which ia even vet
doing a great deal to alleviate suffer-
ing occasoned by the flood.
shortly aftCr Pueblo's plight had
been flashed to tho world, money be-
gan to literally roll into Pueblo with
request that it he. placed at the dis
pusal OF Pueblo Masonic orders to uso
Bs they saw fit.
The Pueblo Masonic Emergency
Relief was organized for the purpose
that tho name implies. with a rcpres-
aut1tiyo from each Pueblo Masonic
order Nud tho following men were
named TO have charge of the money
Frank H. MurtcnsCu, Al lSuly Shrine.
chairman. Charles w Lee. Scottish
Rite. O. W Eel, York Rlto and J.
WilI Johnson, Blue lodge.
Thousands Of dollars worth Of aid
u nr form Of clothing, food and
medical attention hns been distributed
hy this organization without regard to
race creed or color.
Tho to the casual observer, Pueblo
srpms beyond the need Of aid. this
organization continues to find dosorv-
ing N,pH aufrcrurs aud the prospect
i. Tim. tile work viii %" carried ON Tor
some limo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

and Elizabeth to Twenty-fifth street.
In this district there will be 1700
yards of surface.
What at first started put to be tho
Berkeley and Carteret avenues paw
ing district, and seemingly on tho first
attempt was thwarted, seems to have
resolved itself into Berkeley district
with Carteret eliminated. and tho
hackers of tho project now state that
1t will go thru without any question
There will bo II blocks m this district.
and the estimated cost Is 100000.
Newest of all the paving district
movements is that known as the West
side district. sponsored by a new I'M
provement association with \ similar
name and with n vast amount Of en-
thusiastic enterprise, Its proposed
territory is for tho most part in tbs
Blake and Craig additions. taking ter
rltory west OF Elizabeth street where
it will join tho Mineral Palace dis
trict, in fact the built up portion of
these additions as far west as Fran
cisco street included and north a. far
as Fifteenth and perhaps farther.
This district will covcr at least ~
blocks and on tho question as to
whether tho paving is to be solid con-
crote or the regulation bitulithio, not
yet fully decided, depends upon the
cost OF the enterprise; II all concrete
It is estimated the cost will Be about
sl2c, 600.
Tho city engineer and his entiro
force, as we'll as most of tho people ad-
vocating paving, arc unequivocally in
favor of storm sewers for evory paved
district whether large or small. They
point to the storm results on the Mesa
paving district and tho damage TO all
property below It, as An indisputable
argument in favor OF storm sewer.
everywhere thcro is paving. Tho
storm waters must go somewhere
when thoy cannot soak into tho
ground; the city already mas severar
damage suits on Its hands because OF
tho LACK of storm acwors under paw
ing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

is not a liability but an asset. Coun-
ty road builders have learned the lea
son that good roads are substantial
improvements, that farm is worth
much moro money with n good road
running alongside or near 1t; oven that
good piece or road anywhere in the
county, no matter how remote. has a
stimulating effect on all property val
ues in tho county.
Money spent for a good road on the
side OF a mans farm increases tho
value OF his place as much as would
the building of a splendid now barn.
Paving in front of city residences
increases tho value OF that property to
a far greater extent than tho paving
costs: this fact is becoming better
understood and appreciated In Pueblo
every day. All tho people appreciate
that progress means prosperity and
that n city that IL willing to help IT.
sclt goes ahead in spite OF general
conditions.
No loss than seven new paving dis
triots nre right now In the making in
Pueblo at this time, and tho estimated