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New Britain herald., 1923-01-16
BUSINESS SERVICE
BarberA Hairdressers, Masseuse

bdFDers. naIruresSersl N1aSselse 10 HAIRCUTTING--M Mothers, we have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours. 8 a. m. to p. m. 32 Church. Opp. Beloin. MAGNETIC Masseuse. both body and face skillful vaporic treatment for Rheuwa- tisn. Neuralgia Magnetic vibration |: the spinal vertebrae for tiredness ana sleeplessness; treatments by visit or ct her home. Mrs. Sadie Reeve. 166 Main St. Phone 2SS7.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

TWO family house of ten rooms with im- proVemeuts; lzOU 1t. frontage on plain- NIlle trolley and highway. kobt. B. White, 25y Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16
Motorcycles and Bicycles.

WELL FELLOWS. heres another! The In dian and Harley have been sold. Now for another bargain! A 1920 Harley Davidson, just thoroughly overhauled and equipped with a corbin- Brown speedometer and a new rear tire. Price only 3150. Come in and take a look. Small deposit will hold it until spring. Monier Bros. 3S-42 Main St. "The Sporting Goods Store"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

BooKKEEFER and billing clerk. Apply by letter to Adkins Printing Co.,. 66 Church
 St., stating age, experience and salary re- uurements.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16
AuToMoTTyn
Auto and Isuek Aseae,es.

Auto and rFaek Aseaeies. 6 IoDaR BRofHEas MOTOR CARs-s.iss aud service s, '. MeseT sales Co. lkk kln s., Cor, FrahkiiA. PhoAs Isl. puRAkF AND STAR meter ears s.iss and service. sJasl Real Coed CaTa C. A. Bsaes. ls Main sl, Phels ssls, FORD CARS. Fofdsoa fFsesoF, salss ssls, ieei ssauins spaEss and seesssariss Aagss mssiss Sales oe, see E. hain B. JORDAN AND hFARLAN maieF cars safes and seFfies. l7s HiSh s. AsEsfefi. eennsetieut, feisphens t.ttss, hUfAoBILh eARs--saiss and service. elty Service station. HaHioTa Aye, sna 6sals ley sis. A, N, psenssss. Prep, LkxIsdToN-hish grade mslsr cafsI s.iss ana sefslss' S' A, bsaes. si Main s. NASH and osklsna meter ears, sAIss sad service. A. q, hswkss. ss Elm st. fsls- phone sats
 6LpaAdRILE-sa.ss and ssNies at the 60. Fad Garage. iIl South Main street. Tsis, phens ssso,
 REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Ksnnsth M. sssfis Co, Sales and service, Ger. Elm snd Park sts,. New Britain. Conn. Tsls- phone silo,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

EMMONS PLACE--2 family house l4 rooms. everything modern and right in the cen- ter or the city. This Is q me place to keep roomers. Price s11,5v0. Watson and Jones, 2y4 Main st. Phone 245V
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16
Heal Estate-Wanteo

SINGLE or : tenement house near center. II tenement it must Ue a lUS inye esl- nent. uiNe particulars in hrst letter. P. U. BOX sVi, Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

FUR COATS on weekry payments. Bostoi Clothing Store, ss Church St.. next |, Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16
Shore Places For Sale.

5LuCk ISLAND-10 lots ill the very best section oI the isiand. M1l sell 5 to re- llable parties on easy terms. Write to i,ux 1lk
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

sfupEBAKERs-Light six touring. Ss7Si speeiai sin touring. ti,s7si hig sir touring.
 u.7soi r. q. B, factory. N. Irving Jester, isa Arch St. This Is a studehaksr year"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

EAST ST.-2 family house ot 10 rooms eiectricity and hardwood floors and hn- isn. Low price. Star Real Estate Ss Insur. ance Co.,, 163 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

SIlA FlN1 hlS o oA eShHiAO tieHNh ANois- Wonderful display at $S.50 to SIC. l. Res nick, Manufacturing Jeweer, $40 Main St. FOR that opportunity you've been waiting to get watches, rings, pearls and silver ware at lowest possible price, l am offer ing some wonderful. real honest values, during the month of January only. Come take advantage, you will thank me for it later B. Georges, Jeweler, l66 Main St., Room 10. opp. Dickinson Drug Co. MATCHES and wedding rings, 1i and IS kts. Himberg & Horn. Ss2 Main St., and 10 Railroad Arcade.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
WATERBURY'S ENROLMENT IS REDUCED BY OYER 10000
Re-CheCk Shows GrosS Careless OF Negligence on Part Of School
 E,numeratofS

Waterbury, Dec. 4.--Members of the board of education in this city have received from George R. Sturges attendance director of the state board of education copies of the report sub mitted by Charles \. Hall, agent of the state board. on alleged over-enu- meration of children of school age in Waterbury last year. According to this report there was an over-enumer- ation Of 10.01O names reducing the number Of children of school age from S0.76q as reported by the city's enu- merators, to 20,759. School officials here claim that any over-enumeration resulting from careless or negligent work by enumerators is offset in part at least. by many names skipped in sections of the city populated largely by foreigners. Superintendent of schools R. W. Tinker estimates that this years enumeration which has been taken with unusual care. will show a total school age population Of between o3.0 .000 and 24,0n0. Enumer- ators on their rounds this year. he claims skipped hundreds of names. although making a very thorough house to house canvass. Missing names totalling between 5000 and 4,o00 were discovered by school principals in checking over the lists turned in by the cnumerators.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
Daughters of Isabella
 Elect Their Officers

At the regular meeting of the Daughters Of Isabella held last even ing the following officers were elected: Regent, Miss Mary Gaffney; vice regent, Mrs. Helen Hanrahan; past regent, Mrs. Margaret Hannon; re- cording secretary, Miss Elizabeth Coogan: treasurer. Mrs. Della Me Cabe: financial secretary, Mrs. Anna Taricani: chancellor. Mrs. Helen kuhnc; monitor, Mrs. Nellie Foley; custodian. Mrs. Elizabeth ManGan; :; trustee for three years, Mrs. Sarah Sexton; inside guard, Miss Mary Nc nonough; outside guard, Miss Mar garet Landers; scribe, Mrs. May HinChliffe
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
FEWER OPEN JOBS

Boston, Dec. 4.--Marked decreases in employers demands for labor and in the number Of positions filed are reported for November by the state employment bureau. The former num- bered 1,299, against 1,715 in October and 1,49i in November. 1922, and the latter totalled 1,ii6. against 1879 in october and 1,iS7 in November, 1922.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
TELECRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES

Administration officiaS declare that President Coolidge's action in remit ting the Craig sentence is final, and that as far as the United states gov ornment is concerned, Craig may take the remission of sentence or nothing; Craig will not get an executive par don formally exonerating him Of his guilt for contempt Of court.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

ary leadership of 200. 900 farmer girls and boys and praises the early in- nuence Of farm life upon the man hood Of this country.
 South Dakota anti-saloon league charges that the Ford for president movement has neither Ford's consent nor support and declares it is smoke screen concealing a concerted effort or at least four national anti-prohi- bition organizations 10 capture dele gates 10 the democratic convention,
 Edward l.. Doheny veteran oil op- erator tells senate public lands com. mittee that he has known Albert B. Fall 39 years and that Fali's reputa- ton has moi been injured with him.
 Navy dirigible Shenandoah is sug- ges'ed for use in the last lap Of the dash by air for the North Pole which the Navy department proposes 10 un- dertake next summer.
 Three naval alrmen are killed when two planes collide at height of about 1000 feet at San Diego.
 Joe Lynch knocks out Eddie Coulon in the third round Of bout at New ark, N. J.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
Lost and Iound

BRIGHT scarf lost at Capitol theater Monday evening, Phone ls07-2 or 7Sj West Main street. BROWN and white dog found on Glen St: cross breed. airedale and hound; owner may have same by paying for ad and calling Bernard falkner, White $ Crossing, Plainyille. IRON pulley, lost Friday night liberal re- ward if returned 10 Autcmotive Sales and Service 200 East Main street. MINK choker idoublel, lost Mon. on Main St. between National Bank Bldg. and Modern Boot Shop. Return to Herald office.
 MINK chokar tsmaln lost, al Shuttle meadow club or on West Main st. Thsnksgi' ing day, Finder please call 1SaA-4; reward.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

Dr, T. T. Shields or Toronto, presi- dent Of the Baptist union Of North America. in New York address says he refused to sit on the same plat form with Presiden, Faunce Of Brown university and that he believes the eonferring Of an honorary degree on Dr. Faunce by a Baptist university is dishonor 10 the university and s disgrace to the Baptist denomination.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
AUTOMOTlYE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

AOlON1OllfE Autos and Trucks Tor Sale FORD, 1920, one ton truck chassis, in fin' condition. Tires are excellent. Price SEQ Automotiye Used Car Exchange, SC Arci St. Phone lT2s-2. GOOD USED CARS 1922 Essex coach. 1923 Essex coach. 1920 Maxwell touring car. 1920 Metz master six. 1920 Essex roadster. pass. Hudson touring. Stearns-Knight touring. 1928 Hudson coach with accessories.
 McGAULEY & BENNETT
 sS ARCH ST.
 Phone 2s52. HERE'S another 1923 Jewett 4-pass. coupe driven only S,260 miles; practically new A. .Hawker. 52 Elm St; phone 24s6 IS THERE ANYTHING YOU CAN BUY AS A XMAS GIFT FOR THE FAMILY THAT WILL GIVE GREATER JOY AND MORE SAT IsFACTIoN THROUGH THE EN- TIRE YEAR TO COME THAN
 ONE OF OUR
 Reconditoned and Guaranteed
 USED CARS BUY YOUR USED CAR TODAY Buick 1923 6-cyl. Sport Touring, 5000 mi; brand new Buick 1923 6-cyl. 4-pass. Coupe; cx- celent condition. Buick 1923 4-cyl. 5-pass. Sedan. Buick 1922 6-cyl. Sport Touring, new paint, new cords. Buick 1921 6-cyl. 5-passenser Tourings. choice of .. Buick 1920 6-cyl. 4.pass Coupe, re- painted, Buick 1919 6-cyI. 5-pass. Touring, new ly painted, 1 new cords. Buick 1919 6-cyl. 2-pass. Roadster; Al shape. Buick 1918 6-cyl. 7-pass, Sedani fine livery car. Paige l9sl 6-6s 7-pass Touring; price low. Hupmobile 1920 5-psss, Touring. Franklin 1919 5-pass, Sedan. reprinted. very good condition, Ford 1919 2-rass. Roadster
 Also many other makes Trades considered on new and Used
 cars-terms arranged These ears have been thoroughly reuonditloncd and are sold with our 30 Day Guarantee.
 Marshall l.. Solomon
 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO, USED CAR DEPT.
 IFS ARCH ST.
 PHONE 26o7.
 open Evenings.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

President Coolidge cannot deliver his message nor can the new congress function until the house is organized.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

British election campaign assumes feverish stage; Lady Astor is told to go back 10 the United States by labor ites who seek to discredit her Ameri- can birth.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists and Nurserymeh

Florists and Nurserymeh BURIAL VA'ITS-Autoinatic staiing, con crete steel Tsnforced, waterproof. Cost less than wood or metal. All first c.ass under takers N. B. Vault Co.,, PTS Map'e. Tel 2766 NCRsERYMAN and Landscape gardener. Simonsen, phone 3i25-3.
 CUT FLOWERS, potted plants, All kinds. Funeral work. Free delivery. Sandal lies Greenhouse. 2iS oak St. Tel. 5Ss-12. NURSERYMAN-Fruit trees shrubs. How CTS berries heAge plants. Send address. I will cali. Box 2s. Herald.
 POTTED planis and cut flowers. Funeral works a specially. Johnsons Greenhousea 5l7 Church St: Phone $50.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

F0RD fouf-donf sedan. three months old i; good as new will sell reasonably. Phone 2AsT-2.
 HUDSON touring 1929, T-pass, small niie- age good as new, all tires including spare. are good ss new. This car will be sold reasonable. M. Irving Jester. 1s3 Arch st. "Thls Is studebakcr Year"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

Look-Look-Look--
 Terms to suit purchaser Brand new Maxwell touring. Slightly used Maxwell i-pass. coupe. Slightly used Maxwell club coupe. Sllshil, used Maxwell sport touring. 1928 Maxwell touring. 1929 Four Maxwell touring cats, 1921 Maxwell coupe 1920 Maxwell touring, 1921 Hudson touring 1920 Essex roadster 1898 Ford coupe. 1929 Ford touring These cars will be sold at saru- hce prices tO make room for new Hudson and Essex cars. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES co.
 l3p ARCH ST,
 PHONE 2iog
 Hudson and Essex Dealers.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

AubO ana 1fttck AgencleS BUICK MOTOR cARs-"Better cars ar. being built and Buick is building them i New Britain Buick Co.,, e25 Arch street 1 CADILLAC CARS = Sales and Service 1 Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable Concern l West Main corner Lincoln St. CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and accessories American Sales Co.,. Elm St CHEVROLET motor cars for economical 1 transportation. New Britain Motor Sales 1 Corp, Main street.
 DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARs-sale. ! and service. $. & F. Motor Sales Co, lsI Elm St.. corner Franklin; phone 73l. l DURAEr AND STAR motor cars. snles and service. Jus Real Good Cars" C. i A Bence, IS Man street. Phone 22is. 1 FOKD CARS. Fordsnn tractor. Sales sery- 1 ice; genuine parts and accessories. Auto motive Sales Service Co. 200 E. Main. 1 HUDSON AND EssEX-Ameics's leading car values. See the new coaches. Honey ] Auto Sales Co., Sales and Service I5s Arch St.; phone 2i0s. HUPMoBILE CARs-ssles and service. Cry Service Station. Hartford Ave. corns. Stanley. and IS Main St. A. NJ. Paonessl. LEAIAGToN-High grade motor cars Sales and service. C. A. Bence 5I Man St. |;
 phone 22i5.
 MAXWELL AND CHALMERs-sale and service. McGauey and Bennett, s6 Arch street.
 MOON MOTOR cARs-FavOTs6Iy kno Sn the world over. F. L. Green. saeG and Service. 22I Glen St.; phone 2Sss. NASH and Oakland motor cars. sales and service. A. G. HAwksr, 5s Elm street Telephone 2ib6,
 REQ MOTOR CARS aId trucks Kenneth M. Searle & Co. Sales and service, GUr Elm and Park sta., New Britain, Coma rRl nhsIa snlnoefs.
 sTUpEBAkERS--L six touring. ssss, special siK touring, sl,S5o, big six touring. si750I F. .. b. factory, M, Irving Jester, i93 Aieh st. This is 8 studeoaker year." WILLYs- KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cars. showroom at { Elm St.. service. t2i Cherry St. "The sleeye-valse Motor" k C. Rudolph. Pnona 2o5i-2.
 Autos and Trucks Tor Sale Q CHEVROLET, I9O touring car, General condition good. excellent tires. H. .. Rudolph. i27 Cherry st, Phone 2o5l-2 COMMERCE truck for ssie, 1 ton. good mechanical condition. Inquire k, c, Ru. dolph. i25 Cherry st.
 DODGE, 1920 coupe In excellent shape me. chemically; good tires, appearance and upholstery very good. Wirc wheels Price ,i25. Viii take Ford in trade. Automo. tive Used Car Exchange, ss Arch st. Phone i52s.2.
 DoRT. is22, touring car. This car is in hne shape mechanically and looks good Terms. R. C. Rudolph, i27 Cherry st. Phone 2ost.2. poRr Roadster, 1921. Hudophs Garage izi Cherry St., phone 2o5l.2, Sales. room, Elm St.. phone ligp FORD Sedan, many extras good condition, run i6,ooe miles, reasonable. Phone 3i5.2. FoRDs -FoHDs-FoEps-
 sedans '2;S. $500,
 Runabouts $50, i75, Noo.
 Tourinss $50. ,75. 1ioo.
 Coupsa 1928. ,2So. i275.
 Light Deliveries. $50, ,i5. ,iOo.
 AuToMoTIvE SALES & sEHyfCE
 300 EAST MAIN ST.
 PHONE 25oI. FCRD fouf-donF Sedan. three months old; good as new; will sell reasonably. Phone HUDSON touring 1929, 5-pass., small mile age, good as new, all tires including spare: are as good as new. This car will be sold reasonable. M. Irving Jester 1s3 Arch st. "Thls is s'udebakcr Year"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

run very little and is practically new in every detail. Price is low. Will take a lighter car in trade. Automotye Used Gar EKclihnge, ss Arch St. Phone la2g-s. HUpMDB1iE touring car In Al shape, mechanically live good tires, and 1ooks good. 1850 takes 1t. A. c. Hawker. b2 Elm St. phone 2456.
 lfUPHOBiLE, 19i7a roadster, in good me- clianigal condition. Excellent paint. Price only sg5e. Terms. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry st. Phone 205l-2.
 OAKLAND touring car is1i. good tires, upholstery and paint; fine running order; prire only si75. \. c. HaHker 52 Elm
 St.. phone 245s.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

Three naval alrmen are killed when two planes collide at height of about LOGO feet at San Diego.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

President Coolideg accepts honor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

Joe Lynch knocks out Eddie Coulor Tn the third round or a bout at New ark N
New Britain herald., 1923-12-04

FORD, 1920, one ton truck chassis, in fine condition. Tires are excellent. Price SEQ. Automotiye Used Car Exchange, SC Arch St. Phone lT29-2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22

These are made of excellent quality blue denim (union made) with three pockets. All seams are double-stitched. High back style; sizes from i to 16. On special sale Monday at, per pair, 79c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
Monday-50 Yards of Upto2 295 Siks--P Per Yard 138
NOTION SPECIALS:

LINGERIE TAPE superior quality, in pink, blue and white 3 yards to the bolt; 1pecisl ioe s7laf, af. 5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22

S A N I T A R Y APRONS - Gotham
 rubberized kind-they protect your garments regular soc 9O~ value, special JJN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22

Made of best quality per cale. Also sport styles with short sleeves. Still others of khaki. Good se- lection, in all sizes. Spe- cial for Monday, choice, at 69c each.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-11

Fame. SyraeueS girls relaxed
their energy and gave up not WIN
mig a point. The Holly girls ex-.
cceded even their first quarters
play, and added eleven points, be-
ing the final figures for their first
basket bah game OF the season the
magnificent score OF 81 tot.
The boys came onto the floor
keyed up to hope OF victory by
what the girls had done knowing
hGwaver, tat it would be no walk
over but a battle Oscar Helfeckk
"as tie boys referee. The two
ANS started in with rush. The
Syraeuse boys showed by their
aarhctneSS trat they had resolved
70 return the losses OF their
sisters il it were possible. But they
met the same job as that the girls.
The moral of our boys was at its
highest and the first quarter stood
: to |. The second quarter was
1eck-toneck race both sides gain
ng almost equally with score of
Is toS at the close. The last half
was tense with eagerness. Both
sides were keyed M to the highest
point of excitement. Without
pause both sides put firth every
ounce of energy. Syracuse began
10 revive for hope of victry. She
won " points in the secnd half.
double the number Of the first.
But holly, confident that she
could muintain her lead worked
calmly and steadily on,undismayed
ut the new zeal OF Syracuse our
boys felt that their pace was too
speedy and the goal to close to be
lost They were ratrer pleased
than dismayed to see the new zeal
of their antagonists 1t gave final
victory II sWecter taste. The last
half was fast and furious. but
there was no roughncss nor lack of
temper. 1t was Il clean cut manly
fought game. Ire final sc0Ee stood
II to 26. The Syracuse boys have
some good stuff in them and will
give n good account of them selves
in the return game. But the Holly
boys heartily once tasted the blood
of victory are eager for the second
and ready for the chase Both
sides are resolved to practice up
and give good account of them
selves at the return game.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-11
CoETRAoT FOR REcGIVING.
SGAT&0N LET

Announcement was mNae IT tNe
Cow 1iuh meeting last night shat
the eortrart itud been let for the
new inilli-cooiing receiving station
for Holly This VII be q GOOD CON
vcnience and saving for the farmer
Of this section. 1t has been diff
cult to keep the milk fresh on los
way ffoia the fam to the I!elvctia
Company in Lamar. Nov Holly VIII
20 able oput the milk ea the
tgliih ID d fresh sweet condition
1t means less Wate and more pro,
tit fpr the farmers. The hltCue
Mercantile Co. OF Lamar have the
contract for the new structure. II
is another forward move for the
farmers OF this section. ,~
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-11

He felt he had the lacking of the
best farmers and of the entire
community but realized he must
have stir other farmers support be-
fore the work would be entirly
successful He aw II bright future
for the Farmers Elevator. He said
that outside of Lamar and SYRIA
cuse this elevator has paid more
for grain than any other in the
entire section and at the same
time we are selling feed for less
He cited the case of North Da-
kota where GO per ceit of the farm
ers are organized. He said before
this Cooperative elevators dOcke
the farmers from ) to 80 cents for
dirt in their grain but now no such
conditions prevail. In the cooper
ative companies all profits came
while with the old line elevators
all the profit goes out OF the
country. In this section we are
greatly handicapped become our
venture is small and restricted in
scope We could even have mill
here ii we were better organized.
Madge Shell read aclection AN
even break with the farmers The
article declared that in spite of all
scientific agricultural education
che farmers profit had not been
Increased because Of the shreWd-
ness OF middle men. Only the mod
eru conyeniencs enjoyed by the
farmer had helped him on the
farm. The cure WaA cooperative
marketing which nlcnt economy OF
Hotk savirr { sAaste and increase
in the farmers profits.
The article enlarged on the work
OF three Jews foi' co-eperation in
this country viz Sapero AIaycs and
8alunah Tho for ct t'!e man
who h;is come to t.olera . 10 direct
;hs wurl; oG tiI0 Y Ea., lnoe along
scaapetAtiFe lines.
Air istae1er al the Helvetia Co,
r.ade the announcement long a
waited ot the dairymen in this
aec;lo;y that the contract for the
Acw loceiving station had been let
and work Viii begin soon.
Mir Peterson, the county agri-
e,ilturinl agent. gave a report. He
has 60 boys nj club work and hopes
4oon to organize the girls In some
sections aa much GO to S. buhel
res acre of corn has been realized.
lie would like to organize a Boys
end Girls club here.
A social hour and lunch followed
tho speeches
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-11
i REV GOVERNOR.

a I2s. governor, EIn T. Sweet
il:A SON. into office. How many OF
lns promises VIII no he able to
keep His a.ldr css advocated lower
taxes. Greater efficiency and cloer
eronoJny i'll government affairs
Consolidation OF bureaus, an in
oome lax law to cover intangible
property and the repeal OF the
Etare Range law werc his favorit
measu; eS. He also tands for the
rrohihitnory law. II Sweet can
brng better time to the farmer
ana tcwnsnen that will be all they
VIII ask.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-11
Ep1pEM1e IN nEavER.

The official announcement OF the
smallpox epidemic in Denver was
made by city and federal author
ties on Friday December l5, and
DR. PaIran, representing the Unit
ed States Public Health Service.
left the city.
Due to the fact that there is
more sensation in announcements
of the origin and spread OF an cpl
demic than there is In the stOppng
OF it, 1t is reasonable to believe
that many people throughout
Colorado do not know that the
epidemic in Denver is completely
checked.
We are taking the liberty OF
bringing this fact to your atten-
tion in the hope that you will men
tiOn 1t through your organization
and the newspapers of your com
munity We do this for the express
reason that this Association
greatly Interested in the fullest
possible success of the National
Western Stock Show in Denver,
January 1920