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New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
MOTHER OF TRIPLETS IS
GIVEN NEWS NEXT DAY
Smiles and Says She's Glad It's Three
Instead of One-Wants To
Sec Them

|
New York, Aug. 9,-Mrs. Margaret
sherwood, wife of Harry sherwood
surrogate of Essex County, N. j., who
after caesarian operation gave birth
to three boys on Tuesday night, was
told of her good fortune for the first
| time today.
Mrs sherwood lay in a ward in a
private hospital in Newark, when DR..
Sarah Edwards, her attending physi-
clan, entered.
why can't l see my baby" Mrs.
sherwood asked the doctor.
The physician smiled and shook
her head. ..--.
rs anything the matter" anxious
ly inquired Mrs. sherwood.
mo, except that there is more, than
one boy" the doctor replied.
Two"
DR.. Edwards laughed. Worse than
that" she said, There are three"
"Good-I'm glad" the mother said
land / want to see them"
The three youngsters were brought
in to her and she was permitted to
look at them.
Surrogate sherwood, asked if he
intended to take a holiday to cele-
brate his good fortune, said, emphati-
cally. NO; I'll have my hands full
keeping at work to make all ends
meet, now"
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

rour medicine to my friends and you
may publish my letter as testimonial.
! hope your medicine will give others
the relief it did me. Mrs. RALPH GAIL,
202l Des MONIES St., Burlington, la.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a medicine for ailments COM
mon to women. 1t has been used for
such troubles for nearly fifty years, and
thousands of women have found relief
as did Mrs. Gail, by taking this splendid
medicine.
Ifyou are suffering from irregularity,
painful times. nervousness, headache.
backache or melancholia, you should al
once begin to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t is excellent to
strengthen the system and help to per-
form its functions with ease and regu-
1srity.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

came every two
weeks and lasted for
two weeks. and dur
ing that time | would
have the blues and
cry. Since | have
taken Lydia E. Pink
hams V &c table
Compound | am so
happy | can hardly
express myself. |
have gained several
pounds and look fine.
ii have recommended
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
WARNS SPECTATORS

BY The Associated Press
Brussels, Aug. 3.--Premier Theunis
today served notice on all bankers
and brokers that if speculation in ex-
change continued, strenuous restric-
tive measures would be taken, begin
ming with limitations on exchange
transactions and eventually leading, If
necessary, to the closing of the Bourse.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

The smartest gowns this season
have the set-in sleeve. There has
always been a belief that setting in a
sleeve was the Waterloo of home
dressmakers.
As a matter of fact, sleeves can be
put in with no difficulty and great
success II one follows the first prin-
ciples of correct pattern. The
sketches here show dress with the
set-in sleeve and the two steps neces-
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
HEAT PROsTRATION

The vacation period is with us and
thousands of city people have left
their homes to sojourn in the country.
They are at the seashore, in the
mountains, the villages or on the
farm where there is always danger
of being the victim of heat stroke or
prostration. #
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

sary for correctly fitting a sleeve in
an armhole.
Figure / shows the sleeve, seam
Joined, notehes matched.
Figure shows how to pin the
sleeve to the armhoe with the cor
responding notches matching. This
is done by holding the sleeve toward
you and easing in any fullncss. 1t
must then be basted and stitched.
After that it should be neatly bound.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

creased once in while with warm
mutton tallow or sweet oil. Let
them stand few days after tho
grease has been applied, then wash in
strong soap suds rinse in hot soda
water and wipe dry.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

they get big"
Nevertheless. Mr.. Bear led his
family UP the bank.
Some people" he remarked to his
wife, as the bushes closed about
them, some people are terribly pig
gish" And he wasn't thinking Of
himself, either.
Copyright, 1929, by Metropolitan
Newspaper Service).
Tomorrow begins q new series OF
Bailey Stories, Cuffy Bear and john
mic Green set out upon wonderful
travels with I circus. Commodore
Nudge. the Midget and the little
trick mule were only two or their new
friends.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
Letter from Leslie Prescott to the
Gay Little Marquise, In Care of the
Secret Drawer.

Gay Little Marquise, In Care of the
Secret Drawer.
am, for the first time, sitting
here beside the window in my room.
The balmy air of summer raises the
laces on my breast, laces that fiut-
ter about a tiny head. covered with
soft golden brown hair, that is pill
lowed there.
All, dear little Marquise, / am
sorry for you. In that gay and
thrilling life of yours, you never
had the emotion, never had the thrill,
that is mine.
They tell me that this baby that
my arms are clasping is not blood
of my blood and flesh Of my flesh,
but honestly | know no difference.
You see, little Marquise, there were
weeks of which | have no memory
and then this baby was laid in my
arms.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Round a falcons nest on Great
Ormes Head, Wales, were discov-
cred more than 1000 pigeons feet.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
Elton Collars.

Elton collars and flowing ties are
to be with us again this fall. They
are particularly suitable for the young
and slender. ~.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09

Straight Goats
! The straight coat seems to have the
decided preference for fall SO far as
the first styles are concerned. Bands
of contrasting material, or of
leather are favored trimmings.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
WOMAN SO
blue She CRIED
Because Of iii Health-Tells How
She Found Relief by Taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Burlington, Iowa." / used to dread
the time for my monthly period as it
New Britain herald., 1923-08-09
Gossip Corner
Bed Springs

Bed Springs
If your bed springs are not covered
you should put a covering of strong
unhleached cloth over them to pro-
tect the bedding and the mattress.
... Fiat Irons
All fiat irons are better for being
Evening star., 1923-03-16
FOR sALE-H0USEs
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
BOSS & PHELPS.
Continued

BOSS & PHELPS.
S,,5oo-Mt. Pleasant.
nan attractive tapsrs GTek sd1.
and porche
$S,5oo-New Hampshire Ave.
Pcn brick colonial TYPE six W basis e
$IIooo-16th St. Heights
Located between Desirable
porchs h-w.h. eIc. Prce LOWE orgucks
$I5,5oo-Chevy Chase.
ar Tn, y Club deaed TYPE n0m
window" dining breakfast Kitchen oak noos
Ext and.
features Beautiful lot 7o112o
SII,5oo-CIeorgetown.
~ We would
There's parks An a1ssrate section IN most
shower addi
$I2yooo-I6th Street Highlands.
Mashngon Dutch colonial type nterhaH plan large nvns
xe5ed slide
Splendid lot with shrub ~ servants ~ ~ ~
SIo5oo-Near 10th and Park Road
low
sleep gpocb,m maids and
h"wh elc; brick andTe reason etems
SS5oo-Petworth.
S a nn'5 ] STwd ST R fer e m af, M % pT & a~ % s5 % %
h-w.hS el, Itin ingaage.
BOSS & PHELPS
MAIN
I4I7 st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
SHANNON & LCCHS.
1I3 Iith STREET y W.
MAIN 2S45.
MT. PLEASANI-SI15OO

III y W.
MT. PLEASANT-S
,dc~rat d tai maid ihathh
Of mitu and q O the city. Has arge
atca al Il ~ n sleeping porhe hard
Ipasc
Two large fireplace and other fatu
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-SI675o.
In a road meroom
an t Or a profess iona mill.
WI iu recently i moIr il every rrTrct
good bn ID rrneon AN hin nigh b. thn somon ~
AN OFFERING IN CHEVY CHASE FOR
emd achcd
u ki design and N locate Il N sleeping land rcakfa
rcen aniaw nngsa md a wfn given
COLUMBIA I1EIGITS-SSS5o.
ihlec of Columbia Of
bath heat ectr
/, ,apdC hl a terms he
BRIGHTWOOD-SIo.5oo
in
ernh
anI
on lot wit a >P"e
DETACHED HOMTt-SSS,o
xomho in nst of
ertni cit of
other rconnen Is very weHco
walls.
many f
ON 4th ST. NE.-Sz.5oo
unusually n dsa nighp
with hcat telc
floors i o1cre
the owner
and owust
nvpnent a n
AZ to the in tseion "N' Is
SHANNON & LUCHS
Evening star., 1923-03-16

SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-SI5a5o.
in location
to house.
hvator
bednsa
SOUTHEAST-S5,5oo Terms
dloion
ni house. Ocupidb
s
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-So. Terms
reduce enect tmncdi
Al
PETWORTH-S Terms.
o mpo street SsIa
a once
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C-SIoz5o
hig
and ticd dIathh hot
a l. wilma
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-SI4.7oo. Terms
nromh Frs sUy;ngro
loa
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. Inc
9IS 18th Street NV. Main o.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
Renting for 500 per mo- SIS. 400 year: ex-
penses very low; rents at present rate only
slightly increased over prewar prices: won
derful huy. Price asking viii yield n per
cent net.
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
A beautiful 12-room house. = baths: excellent
condition: large rooms; deep lot TO wide alley.
Price. 300. Right in the midst OF homes
selling for sa0Goo Reasonable terms.
APARTMENTS.
4 splendid investment. 1S-apartment build
ing: must be sold to close estate aud
price that shows excellent return on the
amount invested.
DOWNTOWN.
Rooming and boarding house 10 rooms. 3
baths; right in the midst of the business sec
tion: resl money-maker: owner moving To
Cleveland Park is reason for selling: can be
bought at the right price and good terms
PETWORTH.
Undoubtedly the prettiest house for tine
price in this section; owner leaving city and
will sell for $500: has many very modern
and practical ideas installed.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
COLTMRIA HEIGHTS

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Near 18th and Park road: the best arranged
Groom house in the city: cement porch 1d
Elassed and screened i'll sleeping porch: run
ming water in each room: all screens AM
draperes especially fitted 10 house; 2-csr Sc
rage, with gasoline tank for 500 gallons gas.
large attic: open fireplace; beautiful shrur
berry. Price. ST. 800. very easy terms.
l4th STREET HEIGHTS.
Unusually large rooms. besides glassed aai
screened-i in porches, making in all 10 rooms
baths douhl" garage; handsomely fitted ut
with all the latest conveniences: unuSualt
large lot. This is very completely fitted 4
home. Price reduced to S12.5OO.
GEORGETOWN
A beautiful h-rOom house, modern to the laSi
detail. most desirably located surrounded re
handsome residences: can be bought $3.50 "a 81,
balance less than the house will rent for
NORTHEAST
On Maryland avenue, A splendid 6-ronm Rni
bath house. Price, S4.750: $500 cash: $50 pc
month includes all interest and principal.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
18th and Fl sts. n.w.-One Of the hest buys
in this section: 3S-ft. front. The price I"r
foot is less than property in this square not
desirable has recently sold for.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
ContInuRd.


tnued.
CORNER HOUSE.
TeS ASD II, RaGDE e s sNR As 5 Me- The
Price and terms low Open or mspectn ' '"
NORTHWEST-JUST REDUCED.
Overlooking
~ any
NEAR FOURTEENTH AND DECATUR SITS.
nt this
0akfo
CHEVY CHASE.
Detached residence 0 n
wo ocar Terms
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
home
MT. PLEASANT
Pleasant
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SPECIAL
woba hotya
ou NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND S ST
phCE $laOW FhObE
baths; hotwate heat "
- ~ KALORAMA ROAD
PRICE, ix Soo ana aG abn
$1,000 cash needed TO buy this ' 4-P ~" ~"
n L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
"EvERYTHING
1910 Eye St NV, - Phones Main 59o3-4-5
Evening star., 1923-03-16
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.

rooms and bath -four bedrooms); glassed in
breakfast and sleeping porches; wide front
porch: has hardwood floors and trim: hot
water heat electric lights; screened through
out; garage. Price. $4,000, on convenient {
terms :363-4
Evening star., 1923-03-16
z34 18th St. NV.

IL. VI.
734 18th St. NV.
Chevy Chase, d. {.
Semi i-detached $4,000 Very desirable
home; rooms and baths: h.w.h., gas, elec.:
hardwood floors; large sleeping porch. front
and breakfast porches; large lot TO paved
alley; immediate possession.
Lyon Park, Na.-S8,5oo.
One of the best buys in va.--Beautiful new
bungalow; rooms and tile bath: h.-w.h., gas,
cleo; sewerage; hardwood floors; large lot;
close TO schools. churches, stores and cars;
immediate possession; 81 900 cash, balance like
rent.
Virginia.
Detached home OF rooms and tile bath;
gas, sewerage. eec.; large lot; located in
best section OF Va; $1,000 cash, balance like
rent.
Mt. Pleasant.
Two family apt. S14 900; brick construc-
tion: apartment of rooms and bath. one
of Is rooms and bath; excellent investment;
space for 2-car garage, in very good condition.
H. NJ.
-21 J5th ST. NV
Evening star., 1923-03-16
GRANVILLE {. BRADFORD.
MAIN l1a3 ~ BOND BLDG.
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV. 10.
SPECIAL.
Scri-Dctachcd Brick Home,
cS go

SPl-ClAl-.
Scmi-Dctachcd Brick Home.
$3.50.
This modern brick home OF u
large rooms and tiled bath. To-
Gated in the very best residential
section of Park View: wide
frontage of 20 feet tc a paved
alley; room for garage. This de-
lightful home is equipped with
every modern convenience, hard
wood floors, numerous base cleo
trio outlets, servants room in
basement. wash trays. doublerear
porclles, one OF which is sleep
ing porch; colonial front porch.
This house has been newly
painted inside and out and is in
ideal condition. Owner occu-
pies and as he has bought very
much larger home he will sell al
this sacrifice price and give i'm
mediate possession. Terms will
be furnished upon application to
this office.
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
SEQ Southern Bldg. Main 2I8.
DOCTORS TAKE NOTICE.
1904 Ga. ave. NV. SIuis Addltion-De
tached s ROOM tile hath: h.-w.h., electric
light built in bath tub, built-n garage; built
by day labor. Bargain.
PARK VIEw-Six rooms and hath: hnt-air
heat, electric Hight: SO. 100. easy terms. Bring
the deposit with you.
HOME REALTY co. SPECIAL.
Spectators. Take Notice.
RLOOMINGDAbE-Si large rooms and
bath; hot -air heat. Must I've sold this week.
HOME REALTY CO.,
a6o7 Georgia Ave. Columbia ieGA
Evening star., 1923-03-16
MAIN 2345.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Less than two blocks from 14th street car
line, good section; this moderately priced home
contains ten rooms and two baths. has bright
basement plenty of porch space; steam heat
electric lights. Phone us for particulars 361 4
Evening star., 1923-03-16
CLEVELAND PARK.

An attractive home completely detached
lot having 60-foot frontage: has wide porches.
front and rear: contains twelve rooms and two
baths every modern convenience. many indi-
viduaI features; beautifully finished through
ont: twocar brick garag" in rear. Price.
So7. 36-,4
Evening star., 1923-03-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Cnnf fnrIad
Vicinity of Dupont Circle.
Price. SI2sOO,

lClllllN OF dupont NllSlS.
Price, SI3,5oo.
Located on very attractive street. within
one square OF the circle. this is probably the
house is a handsome three story brick with
rooms and bath, frst-foor kitchen; hardwood
floors. electric light and a good lot, 2oHllo, to
a wide alley. The entire property is In excel
lent condition.
5th St. NV. Near Mass. Ave.
Price, $500.
A we'll built. downtown home. containing
rooms and bath q bedroomsl. furnace heat
and in perfect condition. This property is
M St. NV. Near 2Ist.
Two handsome. three story. bay-window
bricks. each containing about IL rooms and
bath, hot heat and In very good condi-
tion. These properties can be used for bUsi-
ness purposes. Price for the two. Sl5 900
Cleveland Park.
Price. $4,000.
Just a short distance west of Conn. ave-. on
a very attractive street. This home Is de
tached a wide. deep lot, is thoroughly
modern and contains large, bright rooms,
baths, hot-water heat and electric light. We
think this is fair price for this property.
Can be bought on terms.
Near 10Th and Wyoming Ave.
Price, $I7,25o.
delightfully."- located home on a prominent
street. thoroughly modern and possessing many
distinctive features. There are 10 large. bright
rooms, baths, hot-water heat, electric light.
hardwood floors, very large lot TO paved
alley. aud in perfect repair. Terms can be
arranged.
MOORE & HILL. Inc.
1920 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

This home Is in perfect condition, practi-
calIy new; substantially built; nine rooms,
ba aths: porches; builtin garage basement, at
tic: hot-water heat, electric lights; wide alley
in rear. Price, $4,000. 1851
Evening star., 1923-03-16
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Very attractive bungalow-type home of one
and one-half stories. basement and attic; FIVE
rooms and BATH front and rear porches, built
in garage; hot-water heat, electric lights. Lot
6oX12o. Price. S1l, 800. 1854
Evening star., 1923-03-16
Main O2-&.
\ earbv \ iroini;

Main O3-%.
Nearby Virginia.
lose 70 Wilson boulevard; splendid detached
nom" OF > rooms and bath; in excellent con.
allon modern throughout; garage; large laf-
very desirable terms
Near Columbia Club-SQooo
An unusual buy. close 10 Conn ave-; 49,
tractive, well built home, containing rooms
and bath; modern throughout; over one a-hs,'
acre; large fruit and shade trees; garsg..
Terms.
Georgetown-$II,5 800.
A fine constructed and attractiyely rsnsaa
new brick home. located in the best sectlo.
of Georgetown; rooms and tile bath; h.w.n..
cleo; Pittsburg heater; breakfast and seer,r.
porch; large lot. Agreeable terms
Saul's Addition-SI3,ooo.
Detached home Of s rooms and ha;E
hw.h.. No-kol heater: gas. elec.: lot 321I1n
front porch; hardwood floors; immediate ra,
session. Terms.
MARTIN,
Evening star., 1923-03-16
10th Street Heights.

An unusually attractive SENT bungalow sor
tanning large. bright rooms. = baths glass
incosed seerinE and breakfast porches. clog
lights. h.-wh., hardwood floors. open frepla,1
and all Improvements. The house is CON
pletely screened and weatherstripred tbrous
out. Lot. 4i1l42. TO a l5-foot alley. Gara-.
for Two cars. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

A brick home of two stories. basement and
attic; eight rooms and bath. front and back
porches, electric lights, hot-water heat; ga
rage on 15-foot alley. Price. s1o,75o. good
buy. 37o-4
Evening star., 1923-03-16
Near 10th and Park Road.
Price STO cOO

Bargain in modern home located close
the new Sacred Heart Church snd convention
10 the 18th street bus line and 1ith street car.
The house has q OF unusual size ba
hardwood floors and trim. coId-stor3Ee room.
two rear porches cleo lights, h.-w.h.: dec
rear yard with brick garage. Owner anxiuH.
to sell. will make convenient terms.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
SHORE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY APARTMENTS. HOUSES
hotels stores. business opportunities.
l.. FRALEY MILLS
2l2 Chelsea Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
Saul's Addition.
R11noalow $1,000

An exceptionally good value in a fully de
tarl"d home located within a half square OF
14th st and near the John Dickson Home. First
floor, large living room with open fireplace,
dining room. kitchen. two bedrooms bath and
glass -inclcsed sleeping porch. Second foor, two
good sized bedrooms. All modern improve
ments Large lot 50x1OO, with two-car ga
rage. Attractive terms.
Evening star., 1923-03-16
HEDGES &
1884 II St. NV. r
Columbia Heights.

4 comparatively new and thoroughly mod
tapestry brick home, 80 feet wide, located
close TO the l4th street car line. II contains
rooms a bedroomsl tile bath, copper
screened breakfast and sleeping porches. elec.
lights. h.-w.h, hardwood floors, laundry facili
ties and servants toilet. Also has built-in
garage. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1923-03-16

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1894 II St NV. Phone Main 1923
Evening star., 1923-03-16

A attractive and delightfully."- situate.
detached home near the Episcopal Cathedra.
II has spacious. well arranged rooms la-Ga
BATH front and side pOrchcs, servants room .u
attic. open fireplace in dining room. a numha.
of large closets, elec. lights. h.-w h. Lot. -.
$50, with hedge, flower gardens and . gsrs=.
Terms arranged.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-13
New Officials lake Oath.

Denver-After swearing in Gov
ernor Sweet, Chief Justice Scott ad'
ministered the oath to Robert f. Rock
well, Republican, lieutenant governor
Carl S. Milliken, Republican, secretary
of state: A. NJ. Stong,. Republican,
state auditor; Harry e. MulniX, Re-
publican, state treasurer; Russell
Fleming, Democrat, attorney general
and Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, Demo-
crat, superintendent of public instruc-
ton. John w. Sheafor and John
Campbell were sworn in as justices of
the Supreme Court.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-13
Gold Output Increased.

Washington.-Mine production in
Colorado, Arizona and Idaho in 1922
generally showed an increase over the
output in 1921, the Department of the
interior announced here. Arizona s
gold production was S3,61S,000 last
year, compared with $2,930,305 in
1921, but the output of this metal in
Colorado decreased from S6,S35,32S in
1921 to S6,500O0O in 1922, and in
Idaho from $545731 in 1921 70 $780,
600 last year. The Arizona increase
was attributed TO the smelling and
refiDing of copper ore.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-13
Demands Agricultural Relief.

In concluding his recommendations
for agricultural relief, Governor
Sweet said: 81 would remind you,
however, that all marketing problems
cannot be solved by law or the eXten-
sion of state credit. 1t remains for
the farmers to cooperate. I.egisla-
The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-13
Taxation for Trucks.

Extra taxation for trucks carrying
freight (which shall bear some rela-
ton to the extra cost of construction,
upkeep and repair of highways made
necessary by the use of motor trucks"
and increased license fees for passen-
ger cars were advocated. Governor
Sweet also said that he saw no reason
why Denver should not collect its
own auto license fees, just as every
other country in the state does, and
thus relieve the state of the expense
of many employees now engaged for
this purpose.
Abolition of the State Board of Cap
itol Managers and vesting the man
agement of the states property in
some other existing department under
an officer especially appointed and
qualified for this service was recon-
mended by the governor, who said that
he was confident such action would
result in a very substantial savings in
operating expenses.
Raps Civil Service Commission.
"The civil service commission law
as now administered is farce. 1t is
being used TO construct Dlpai Ii9oi
political machine for the special bene-
fit and use of whichever party hap
pens to be in power. The board goes
through the form of appointment for
fitness, but it is an absurdity to call
it by the name of civil service. Inc
effect of the present law is infinitely
worse than the old spolls system. The
law provides that only those persons
of known devotion to the merit sys-
TEN shall be appointed rs members OF
the commission. This requirement
has not been observed and, unless TINS
is done. 1 recommend the repeal of
the law as the best way out of the SIT
uation. Personally, | am friend OF
the law, but the travesty now being
enacted under the name of civil serv-
ice is responsible for much of the IN
efficiency existing in our state govern
nient."
Recommends New Insane Hospital.
Af+ou ,.ooo,,p,apdinp imprOVpmeQt
The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-13
LOOKING IN
ON THE -
LEGISLATURE
By Randolph Cook
By Randolph Cook
Wednesday, jan

Wednesday, jan
uary Bra, arrived,
and as the hands
on the big clock
pointed to u, the
House of Repre-
S e n [ tives s was
called to order by
II. l.. Shaw, chief
clerk of the last
General Assembly.
Rev. Leon Hills,
acting as chaplain,
offered prayer, and
the Twenty-f fourth
General Assembly
The Colorado statesman., 1923-01-13
Thirty Conventions Stock Show Week.

Denver.-Over thirty conventions,
annual meetings. and get-together
luncheons will be held in Denver dur
ing National Western Stock Show
week, Jan. Is to 20. Among those
that are of particular interest to stock
men will be the annual meeting of the
Colorado StockgrOwers' Association,
and meetings of all the various breed
organizations in the state. tare and
one-third rates will be in force on all
railroads from Jan. IL to 10, and are
good for return until Jan. %.