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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03
HERE ARE SOME DELEGATES
FOR THE FISH COURSE.

CAh " AFNAA NhtNAA-1A-s
Made dishes seem TO be more pop
ular for the fish course at formal
dinners. today than large fish dishes
wherein the whole fish is used. These
dishes are in special cookery class,
and require careful preparation.
One advantage in this class OF fish
cookery is that canned products OF
the best grade may be used in the
making OF the dishes as well as fresh
fish. The usual warning TO remove
all fish products from the can upon
opening and draining is given as a
reminder.
Fish Turbct i'm Ramckins.
Boil and fake fine two pounds Of
fresh goldfish or a large can OF any
variety Of white fish. well drained and
faxed. and add 10 the fish three
quarters of a cupful OF crumbs, a big
onion grated or chopped very fine,
pepper. salt two teaspoonfuls OF
sugar. two beaten eggs. a half-cupful
Of soft butter and a half-cupful OF
cream. Fill well-buttered ramekins
with the mixture. Do not pack the
mixture In. but handle il lightly, and
add a tablespoonful Of cream to each
ramekin. Bake a delicate brown,
which will take from 10 to y min
utes.
Lobster Bake.
Take the meat from a large boiled
lobster and cut 80 up fine. Clean the
body and tail shells well. then but
ter them inside and Gus: Add 10
the meat one beaten egg, a quarter
cupful OF soft butter and the same
amount OF heavy, sweet cream. Dust
with pepper, salt, a teaspoonful OF
sugar. "A teaspoonful each Of onion
/ juice and chopped parsley and halt
cupful OF fine crumbs. Mix well, and
lightly fiji the shells. Dust the tops
with a little grated American cheese.
Lay the shells in a small baking-pan
with a little water in the bottom, and
bake until they are a delicate brown
on top. Serve garnished with pars-
ley and lemon quarters. This is suf-
icient for three persons. If canned
lobster is used. then one large or
two small cans may be used, and the
mixture should be baked in well-but-
tered ramekins.
Scallops i'm Ramckins.
Drain one quart of small scallops
carefully. Add TO the scallops the
juice Of an onion, pepper. salt. a
teaspoonful Of sugar, a cupful Of soft
butter a beaten egg and a gill OF
I fu
buttered ramekins with the mixture.
and dust the tops with a little grated
cheese and a tiny bit Of red pepper.
Bake until a delicate brown. Serve
garnished with sprays of fresh cress.
FiIet of Sole.
Have a large. thick founder. This
should make six or more goOd-sized
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

make a stiff dough. Flour the hands
and shape into small cakes. When
ready. drop the cakes into rapidly
boiling water 90 which lille salt har
been added. and boil 3 minutes. LII
to "a hot dish and serve a cream OF
drawn butter sauce over the dump
lirgs
stuffed Roast Goose.
Select a young and tender goose.
scrub &C. clean. dress carefully cur
ont the neck 20 make French
breast. and bone the legs. then draw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-03

Swank Dyes Ciothing-Main 7si.
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Roan Discharged

City officials state that there are few
residents delinquent In the payment uC
their watcr rents at this time aud Sav-
eral thousands Of dollars in back rents
have been collected since the depart
ment started the practice OF shutting
off the supply for all delnqucnts.
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son and Violet Hepburn will entertain
with a Halloween party At the home on
Mrs Frank Robert son on Thirty-n1th
street Saturday evening.
Tho choir of the First Reformed
church held It's weekly rehearsal at the
church last evening.
The members of the rack-a-AWay C!uo
were delightfully."- entertained at the ~.
OF A. halt las; night.
A regular meeting OF the Ladies' OF
the Golden Eagle lodge was held ut their
rooms in the y. Of 4. hall last evening
Mrs. George Ereglow pleasantly en-
tertaincd the members OF the Womehs
Guild OF Trinity Episcopal church at
her home on North Harrison street last
evening.
Bsllaire Briefs.
The condition OF Miss Mildred Moran
who has been i'll at her home on Frank
lin street. !s improving.
Mrs J. Ke,so has returned 20 her
home At GAINESVILLE after visit with
relatives In this city
Miss Fay James. OF Columbus. Is WIS.,
itiuS friends in this city.
Miss Adelaide Brailly. oC North Bel
mont street. Is visiting friends and r"l2-
tives at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Alex DUBOIS. OF Twcuty-Screnth
street. Is visitor ut Pittsburgh.
J. r. Gibson has returned from Il visit
at Des Mo!ncs. Iowa. II" stopped on
the return trip at Chicago to- visit
relatives.
Mrs. Rhca Grcenhurx. who has been
Visiting at Columbus. has returned TO
her home on Twcnty-scvcnth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Mozcna. OF Rose
Hill. have returned home after visit
with the formers parents at GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs Herher; Yost, Of Pitts
burgh. have returned home after visit
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. j.
Wagner.
Bsllure Briefs.
Albert Johnson has returned 70 Fair
mont. W. Va. where he is employed
after a visit with his parents on
Guernsey street.
Charles Springer has left for South
Bend. Ind. where he will resume his
studies at Notre Dame University.
Mrs. ]. l.. Rufrner. of Delaware. o.
Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. ]. J.
Clarkson. North Belmont street
Miss Mary nunlavey. Of Moundsvtlle'
has returned home after visit with
friends in this city.
Leo r. Elikan has returned from a
business trip to Columbus.
Mrs Ida Rolon. of Fort Ridge. w.
Va. has returned home after visit
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bickel on South Belmont street
Mrs. 4. W. Bishop has returned to
her home at Woodsfeld after visit
with friends inthis city.
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CATION disclosed The package TO ne
gallon jag half full % real beer. botn
the man ana his woman ComI'hoh "e''
aiken to 81. Cla!ravill" to answer 10 q
charge Of possessing Intoxicating hl'o''
Ffremen Drilled.
Another exhibition drill or sliaa
Of the volunteer fr"m"n "er heih on
Main street IAFi hiEht hhdcr INC a'''
ZION or 'bi"t 'hdrI"S coo" az " pa,
~ his program for tir" rr"i"h'i"n week,
squad 80. whH ont ihHt h'Rnt an"
all arc being gwen an opportunity -.
hr""m" familiar With III" ""rhihH OF
tn" fire cnr.n"
BroHk Repaired.
W"rk'n"n - ~" 'i' ''"''' ~" ~ ~
repairs ~ III" hf"hh J" we "h'.f '''' u
on l""r"'" avenue |'"l'''''. n '-,' -,
''9''h'" ~ INV W" -"
!" .',, .rr. .,,.,i,,r of
rnncrag water a. MAJ p.iut Is chained
ro,pnu,;,hIc f,r the ruuIirinn
Official hoard
An Innnrtaui Meeting 81 the official
p,qrd or tho Wet Rr!dgalnr' Mcihn-
a., church ,y,u Lc held in the church
,h,s evening AT O'Clock. according 10
announcement, Yesterday. and every
member " tho board has neon urgrG 20
attend Matters Of Importance connect
r.i WV ''''
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at Atlantic CITY on charge OF murder
Of his wife are reported in the care OF
the George Williams family In this CITY
Evans went east III pursuit OF his vie
who had eloped with friend and sho'
tho woman.
Golden Anniversary.
Mr.. md Mrs. William Samucls OF
North Eighth street. celebrated the
golden wedding anniversary at the'f
nome yesterday. aud hundreds Of the
friends of the couple called To extend
their best wishes. \ big dinner was Ell
loyed last evening with most vl th'
members Of the family present
Elks Dance Tonight.
The first Of the series or tal' ana
winter dances to be given blythe com
mittee Of tho EIks' lodge will he ENJOY
cd ut tho lodge home "n North f"uI
street this evening 10y tn" members an"
their wives and ladies' Soun'i"rS Ser
nadcrs will supply III" music Tor inc
event and Il hi. tim" il rr"m!N'H.
Glass Rally.
Members Of the Delta Alpha ''aNS. "'
tho First Mc'ho,lisi Sunday S'h"".' nav
received notice Of Il rally and social '"
h., held in tn" church parl"rS inns oven
ing and ali have been urged t" attend
Each Of the class members has poem
n skcd 10 bring along ono or moro guests
and a social program OF interest mas
been prepared.
initiation and Social.
Notices vi a hjE class initiation n y"
meeting OF The ElkS lodge nc>t M"nHHN
night haze been received by most "l Ia
members. Following tho jni';t'"Fr sos
soiu an old tim. social session. 'hc 'r9,
or Tho rall season. vii, be enjoyed ana
the committee is planning Som'thlnS
extra in tho way OF :, luncheon Tor tho
evening"
Make Some Money.
Officials "i the Rooster elm S'At"n
last night tina, although IN" ratr"HaS
nj their fair and festival has not h'"h
as good as was expected. they expect 80
clear some money in tn" interest ~ .ue
rnstoria trip. TIL" sal" OF c"m"lnA'i"'
tickets has been good ana thl' feature
alone will result, in neat profit.
Executive Board.
\ meeting OF n" cNrcutiN" roar" "i
the W"man'S Auxiliary I" TN" h">r'tl'
will meet in the Nurses home Oh N"rta
Fourth street. Monday evening. at ';'''
O'Clock. Very important mdt',:S ar" '"
he discussed All other members "' III"
Auxiliary are invited !" attend the
meeting as the matter Of giving play
will be decided.
Body still Here.
The remains Of Joe EroEodiS. fo--
etcncr. who died At the city h"-".'a! last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06

held In their home on the Cadiz pike
last night.
DR.. Andrew J. Heinlein and family
are spending several days as the guests
Of Cleveland friends.
Thomas Hughes and family. Of kirk
wood, are hime after an auto trip -
Washington d. c. and Virginia
II. Cory OF Flushing, O.. a deputy
N inc inspector, was a business visitor
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stillwell are the
parents Of fine new son which arrived
ut their homo on kennon street.
Practically all OF the local dentists
spent yesterday attending meeting OF
their Association at GAINESVILLE.
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Coal Trucking Company
Here Granted Charter

\ $50, 600 Wheeling coat corporation
was granted a charter yesterday ny inc
secretary of the state.
Among the officers arc listed Leo \.
Coleman Vernon Critics, Vernon TrHN!S'
clcm i. Peters and i. NJ. Aiken.
The company Will engage IN truck
ing coal from the mines near IN" city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06
BRIDGEPORT
CAD|z Pike WILL
Be IMPROVED SOON
County Commissioner George sandrock
Announced Yesterday That Contract
will Be Lot First or Year.

Fnl}owiu: tho ag'lntinn ~ ~" past
several years. inraI residents an" """l
read houEi"r~ ar" 1t last assured th'l
tho tah!z pike. commonly Known -"
Intcr-r'nunty Highway 10. TOO. VIII u"
improved soon. according I" affirmation
given ont hv county commissioner
George Sanhrock in an im'"rvI"w given
out while in this city yesterday at'"r'
no"u According To tho nfiir'al. IN" CON
tract for 'hC Improvements nr all or IN"
road lying in belmont county VIII b"
let ola the first If the year. Work Will
be started and rushed 10 completion soon
thcrca ficr
.rhc sum Of SEQ. mn. on has been al
lowed by the state Highway d"Iartm"h'
for work OH tho above mentioned road.
Word from l.. r. IIcrrick OF Columbus.
81 rorylSor Of public work. counties in
The. state viii not get as much money
for Improvement next year ~ they have
boon given this year Those interested
in tho local road Will be greatly pleased
In learn that tho funds for this road
will he available before the FIRST OF the
year.
Car Sideswiped.
An autnmuhilc bearing West Vir-
giuia license tag was side*wipcd when
the driver attempted TO pass n street
rqr in :; tight place on Main street In
this city Yesterday afternoon. \ hHnt
fender and other slight damages was
done the automobile.
Church Circle Meets.
Circle No. Of the West bridgeport
~ T. church will meet this evening at
tho home Of Mrs. Louis Cook on Adams
street Martins Ferry. Mrs. William
l'thman. Mrs. John Mcdonald and Mrs.
cook will act as hostess.
Arrested In Restaurant
DEPUTY Sheriff John ldd!ngs and his
force had their attention called 10 a
suspicious looking package on the table
between A man woman. diners IN n local
restaurant yesterday evening. Invest!-
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Tuesday. following mutilat!on r"ar Long
Run. O.. which has hccn n the Nom,
unr.ue since tina; time. W"i" ''rI"''"
for nurial Yesterday. hut u" OIL "'
s.rucIious h;,Nc h""u received ny ''
undrrrakcr regarding the diSr'>'''"" y
The body.
Committee Meeting.
A meeting or the council anal r'i'"'H
COMMITTEES in charge If r"'"'n'ln"n''
lions for rhc new water and iG", f.'".
has been called for the "IiE i"'' '"'T
evening ut 80 "rl"rk ry 'h''Iih'
George l.. spence. Of til" ""m'"'''''' ~
of the cit, officials HAY" ice" "s'.''' -
attend the meeting.
Martins Perry Briefs
4 ucv case Of scarlet fever Was r.,
rnr,,d To- tho health department N'H'''
day ~ tho Rur! home. ON Indiana S"'' ".
\ business meeting ~ tho .N'i'"' :
Sorority VAS held in III" "hai''' '""'''"
on Fourth street l.,~' night.
rrortiral}v all &C thu dentists 80 TINS
rily attended iH" ncr'al \'S"''"'""
meeting a, I:arn'Syi'I" yesterday.
Attorney t;r"rgc Cook. "' "'' ~,
l"ft yesterday Cor " s'N"Ta! "'ES '"''
ness visit :" cleveland. r,,
Air. Pearl nixon. Of N"r'h SKI )
street, has arrived h"n'" a'',
VITA relatives at I.ana"om'nr. HH.
Good crny,ds w,r" again in "Nld"n'"
., I rr,rrs receiving world series
scores Yesterday.
Snrcriu,rudrut L. e Mas'"n. OF wv"
nuIli,. ~,.nooIs. left yesterday '"' ''"
DAYS business visit t" NirN"@n".
THOMAS rur-cglo,c has r"'Ur""d u"
his l,one at Cleveland after VISIT
with lornl relatives.
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Council Meeting

The regular. meeting OF council will
be held tomorrow night and many mat
ters of interest are scheduled for the
meeting. The reports OF Mayor buff
OF the arrests and fines for the past
month will be read and many improve.
ment ordinances acted upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06

Coach I.OuCkS announced last night
that all is In readiness for the football
game withthe school OF Masten lark
y. Y. tomorrow afternoon. The team
ia expected TO arrive here this evening
and tho high school band and Il recep
ton committee from the Hnns;cr club
will meet the visitors and look after
thei ren,ertainmeut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06

Mrs. Jacob SchweIzer. Mrs. Charles
Schweizer. Mrs. Henry Sommers and
Mrs. Harry Soum ers were tho hostesscs
10 the Womens Missionary society 1t
St. Johns Lutheran church at meet
Ing held in the church on North Fourth
street Yesterday afternoon. y program
was followed by 4 social session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06

The choir Of the FRS; NJ. r, church
entertained wl;h chicken dinner in
tho dining rooms Of the church last
evening.
Friday afternoon. the members OF the
Music. Literature and Art club will be
entertained by Mrs. II. c. Wagner and
Mrs w ". Robinson al the homo OF
the former at Shadyside.
Tho Misses Mildred and Yen!a Robert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06

The members OF Mother Mckinley cir,
rlN Of the G.. \. Il. announce another Of
their enjoyable social events in tho ma
ture Of a euchre party 10 be held in the
Jupnior Mechanics han on Hanover
street this evening. Refreshments vii
be served after the evenings diversions
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
LEWIS ACTION UPHELD
BY CIRCUIT JUDGE

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 14.-Up-
holding John l. Lewis international
president OF the United Mine Work
crs of America in overturning the ad
ministration OF President Alexander
Howat of the Kansas coal miners and
setting up provisional government
Circuit Judge S. A. Dew today hand
ed down n decision refusing to make
permanent a temporary Restraining
order prevent the International from
continuing the original order.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
PERSONALS

Mrs A. S. MacKinnan who is visiting
her husband, Mr.. MacKinnin In Den
yer this week. will attend the stock
show.
Miss Fay, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Willis. 1907 west Abriendo
avenue, will arrive today from Waco,
Texas. where she has been for nearly
two years, visiting her brother and
family.
Ray. son of Captain C. B. Willis. Of
Hose Company Ne. 2. on Broadway,
Pueblo born and reared young man.
will arrive In this city this evening
from st. Louis, accompanied by his
wife. They will visit hero for two
weeks as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis.
NJ. c. johnson. for many years. .
prominent Pueblo business man. ar
rived in the city Saturday from his
present home in California. johnson
was for many years engaged In the
grain business here.
J. ]. McNamee. chief clerk OF the
Congress hotel returned to the city
Saturday from two weeks vacation
latives
J.. NJ. Griffin. for a number OF years
a Pueblo newspaper man. but for
some time editor OF the Ordway New
Era, was in the city yesterday on
matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Mccall leaves
Monday night for Las Angeles for u
visit with their son. II. n. Mccall and
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
SHERIFF AND DEPUTY
HELD IN ARSON PROBE

Harrisburg. ILL.,. January 14.-Newt
Cox sheriff of Hardin county tonight
and his deputy Harris Fletcher. who
is also county clerk have been ar
rested in connection with the burning
of the Hardin county courthouse six
weeks ago. Tho arrests followed
statements alleged to have been made
by Bill Blackhawk. Brown OF Eliza
bethtown. the county seat. A few
weeks prior to the fire Cox was indi-
Gated by the grand jury for embezzlc
ment OF county funds amounting to
approximately $4,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
AN ANNOUNCEMENT

Tho annual meeting OF tho Pueblo
Business and Civic League will be
held January 18th. at Carpenters hall.
1917 South Union avenue, to elect Of
ficers and to transact such other
business as may come before the
meeting. All members are very
urgently requested to be present.
SAM NELSON,
President
8. ]. MCCLURE,
Secretary
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Montrose Man Is
Sentenced For Forgera/

Montrose. Colo, Jan. 14.-Ben
Myers who was recaptured last
Wednesday by sheriffs posse follow
ing his escape from the county jail
where he was held as n murder sus-
pect, was sentenced today to serve
from two to three years in the state
penitcntiary for check forgery. Ben's
brother. Dean. is now held in connec-
ton with tho Staying OF a watchman
near here recently in connection with
which Ben was first arrested.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
BANDIT KILLED IN RAID

Toledo. Ohio. Jan. 1.-THE bandit
killed while he and six other men
were attempting to hold up Browns
roadhouse. ten miles south Of here
late last night was identified by police
today as William Ryan 26 years old
to Toledo and Denver.
Ryan is said to have come hero
from Denver several months ago. He
has a sister living in Spicer. Colo. It
was said
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
TWO DIE IN RL4SI'

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 1.-Two lives
were lost in an explosion at the NJ.
a. Hanna steel plant today at Zug is
land. Plant officials have been un
able to determine IL the explosion.
which occurred in "A blast furnace was
caused by n slip of metals or internal
combustion.
combustion. Two other workmen re-
ceived minor burns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
vRASkLrN s-s,.u...,-PBoNs I.

SHOE STORE RoBBED-Thieves
entered tho City Shoe shop at AZ
Santa Fe avenue sometime during
Friday night by breaking the rear
door and secured probably $50 worth
Of goods. Seven pounds OF leather. a
dozen rubber soles and heels were
found missing when tho shop was
opened Saturday morning.
CHALLENGE Horscradish. 1oc bot.
Sweet sour and dill pickles: relishee,
chow chow and anything in the pickle
line cheapest and best in town. Pritz
Pickle Shop. 500 w. Th street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
20 S. Santa Fe.

MANY CARLOADS OF CATTLE
Scores of carloads OF cattle have
passed thru the local railroad yards
billed for Denver. Most OF the cattle
is first grade stock to be entered in the
stock show to be held there from
January IA to II, while some is being
shipped with the view of taking ad-
vantage of the market afforded by
the show
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

PROFESSOR JOHN r. BELL, di-
rector of the Colorado State Teach
ers college extension department, has
notified County Superintendent Baker
that he will be present at the Pueblo
County Teachers associate meeting
TO be held at the Boone high school on
Saturday, the 2Sth. At that time Prof
Bell will speak on the topics Helpful
Hints to Rural Teachers and The
Dignity OF Child Life"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Notice knight. Of Columbus

All members arc requested to meet
at AIS West Tenth street to pay re-
spects to tho late wife of Brother John
McElroy. tonight at p. m.
GEORGE MARTIN. q. X.
A. +. Cowan. T. S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

and death of william Frank Hayes.
our husband. son and brother.
MRS. WILLIAM FRANK HAYES.
MR. & MRS. JAMES HAYES AND
FAMILY.
MR.. & MIR. J. J. DURANT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Dance Tonight at St. Joseph
ball. Garden Orchestra, admission
55e.

CoRLEY COAL AND TEAMING Co.
1,0 T.. 1th.
Flood Lump, $500 Per Ton.
Clean Lump 5000 Per Ton.
Nut, 5000 Per Ton.
soc Per Ton Discount for Cash.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Princess Tundutof.
Princess Tundutoff, a member Of
the Russian nobility until the Reds
came into power in Russia has be-
come an actress and is enjoying
great popularity in German the
atrical circles. It is .umored she
may appear in Paris and Londol
shortly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank tho Mason,
members of American Legion. friends
and neighbors for their sympathy and
assistance during the Bereavement
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

The body OF Mrs. Ellen Tucker wss
forwarded yesterday by the McCar-
thy-Brown Undertaking company TO
p Hopkinsviile. Kentucky, for inter-
mont.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
SHONSBYE-BECK SHOE co.

ShONSDI E.0ESk SnOE W.
Second floor. Pueblo Savings Bank.
PRELIMINARY DIVORCE DE-
CREE-A preliminary divorce decree
was yesterday granted by the county
court in favor of Frances Sweitzer
from Abraham Sweitzer, the grounds
being cruelty. They were married
in Denver, Colorado. August Is, 1916.
GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY
FRESH MILK FROM THE HILL
SIDE DAIRY.
Per OF. 1oc: Per Pit. Sc. Mesa De-
livery. Phone 335s-R.
EYE EXAMINATIONS - Elctzky
eye examinations are scientific. skill
full and accurate. Each lens is exactly
ground to the exact requirements Of
each eye. Office. suite 312 Thatcher
Building. Phone 1631-W.
CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR services
Will be held at Irving Place Christian n
church at $50 o'clock tonight. The
topic Is. God in Our Lives" There
will be special music and a good meet
ing. Oliver Day will be leader. An In
v'tation is extended to all to join.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

An-Steel Safes ana CabinctA The
Best. O'Brien Printing Co.
ARCH-O-PEDIC SHOES
Best looking, best fitting line of
ARCHOPEDIC shoes OF the times.
These shoes correct FOOTHILLS
SHONSBYE-BECK SHOE co.
Second floor, Pueblo Savings Bank.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership of Everett & Kincher.
operating the Loop Market at 25S
West 1st St, Pueblo, Colo, has been
dissolved. All accounts against this
firm should be presented to o. d.
Rouch, trustee, Box $50. Pueblo.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
Services: Holy Communion, 1880;
Children's Church. as usual; sermon,
11:00 A. NJ. The Rt. Rev. Fred Ing
ley. Bishop Coadiutor of the Diocese
of Colorado will take the service. Rev.
Ingley is one of the noted preachers
of the West and will deliver a SER
mon that will be interesting and in
structive. All members of the parish
are urgently requested to be present
A general invitation is extended to
those not members OF the church
Special music. Rev. Ingley will
preach at Holy Trinity church on the
South Side at 1880 this evening.