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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-02-14
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION
Sabbath Services

Sabbath Services
Friday night services start promptly
at T. NJ, Saturday morning at .
y. NJ.
Religious School
The Religious School is in session
every Sunday morning from 10 to IL
\. NJ.
Post Graduate Club
The Post Graduate Club meets every
Sunday morning at . :45. This class is
under the direction Of Mr.. Jack Lutz.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School class is in scs-
sion from / TO 6 =. NJ. daily.
Teachers Club
This club was organized last Tues
day night for the purpose of discussing
present day topics concerning Judaism.
This club will meet once week i'll the
club rooms of the synagogue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-02-14
Hebrew School

The Hebrew School of the Beth JOS
eph has lately been erorganized under
a good board of education, who have
engaged Mr.. Isruelite, II competent
tcaochcr and scholar Registration of
new pupils will take place. School is
opened every day from to IL. Fri
DAYS also
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-02-14
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Rev. Donald II. Tippett, an expert
on the training of boys, will occupy
DIR. w. s. Friedman's pulpit, Friday
night. in Temple Emanuel, 10th ave-
nue. and Pearl street. and will speak
ON THE Boy Services begin at Z 10
o'clock. All are welcome.
ON Saturday morning, NJ 10 10
o'clock. DR. w $. Friedman will speak
on Beaten Olive Oil"
Religious School
The Religious School will meet at
the progress club, East Colfax avenue
and Williams street at 10 o'clock.
| Charlotte Bittcrmnn will address the
assembly on Friendship" as illustrat-
ed by David and Jonathan" Louis
Isaacson will speak on ''Washingtcn
and Moses Last week Judge Ira
Rothgcrber spoke on president VIII
SON.
Junior Congregation.
Mr.. A. Il. Cowan will address the
Junior Congregation at 10 80 o'clock
Sunday morning in the Progress Club.
All young people are requested to be
! present
! The brotherhood
The Brotherhood will hold dinner
meeting in the Rainbow room of the
Shirlcy-S Savoy hotel Monday evening,
Feb 18th. at G:1J o'clock. Rev. James
Thomas will address the men on Does
Religion Make For Personal Efficiency.
Please make reservations at once with
Milton NJ. Schayer, 1910 Glenarm
| street.
The Bible Glass
The Bible Glass will take up the first
part of the Book of Isinh Saturday
afternoon, March S!h, at > 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry schwartz Jr., will discuss
the first forty chapters. DIR. w. $.
Friedman will speak on What's going
on in the World"
The SisterhOOd
Several hundred ladies of Temple
Emanuel gathered at the Progress Club
Tuesday afternoon, February 18th, for
a delightful meeting of the SisterhCod.
Governor William Il. Sweet gave an in
tcrcsting address on ''Salvuging Man
Power" Mrs. Glaister, the soprano of
Temple Emanuel sang several soprano
solos accompanied by Clarence Rcy-
nolds. Municipal Organist A pleasant
sorinI hour followed tho uroprpm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
ZOUFAL 81 MAD uMRTfM
MANzELKY.

Zelinarskl farmar Tomas
Malusek byl vcera nalezen
mrtvy We SVEN domov6 ma Bid
dulph road, S. w. Hlavu mel
t6mer ustfelenu a vedle n6ho
lezela vypalena brokovnice.
Krone zbran6 nalezen byl do
pis dvou jeho ditek, We kterem
sc tyto test ma vanocni darky
cd tatfnka. Ob6 ditky spolu 8
matkou. iez nedavno zemrela.
Sc odebraly do stare vlasti
pred nekolika m6sici. Jak w.
pravuje sestra nest 'astneho
muze, pi. Eliska Natisova. IL
ktere Malusek bydlel, trapil
Sc tento mad dmrtim manzelky
j rad nemoznostf dostati ditky
svoje op6tn6 k sob6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08

We Hippodromu. Zde zrozeny
jest novy finantni fiditel Viii
liam j. Semple, uznany zna-
lee 1cetnictvl, az dosJld byl
zamestnan jako zvlastnf ex-
pert bilancovanf u jiste zdej-
81 firmy zabyvajici Sc hlavne
vyssim 1cetnictvfm.
Utilitnim fiditelem jmeno-
van Howell Wright, jehoz Gin
most dobre jest znama v do
brodinnych organisacfch. Cd
roku 1916 byl vykonnym Ia
jemnikem nemocnicni rady,
dvakrate byl zvolen do statnf-
no senatu, kde po dvakrate
byl pfedsedou. Povolanfm je
pravnik.
Trakcni komisar G.. M. Bal
lou je znamym pracovnfkem v
zdejsim ocelarskem primyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
FITZGERALD KOMISAREM
OBcANSKE SLUzBY.

Zvoleni byvaleho mayora a
nynejSiho pfedsedy okresnlho
republikanskeho vykonneho w
boru w. S. Fitzgeralda "a Gle
ma komise obcanske sluzby Sc
delo proti hlasdm 5 neodvis-
lych mestskych radnich. Proti
nemu vyslovila Sc Obcanska
liga, jez zaslala mestske rad9
pripis, v nemz poukazovala
ma Fitzgeraldovo politicke sta
novisko a primlouvala Sc. aby
j zde ponechana byla mestske
rad6 volnost. Fitzgerald zvo-
len byl vlastne politickym kom
promisem, neb V jeho pro-
speech odevzdany byly j hlasy
demokraticke.
Shea, jenz byl, jak znamo,
Kohlerovym vZdorokandida-
tenn a ma novy rok jmenovan,
ustoupil sam vcera odpoledne
podanou resignaci. Pred zvo-
lenim jeho rozpoutala Sc de-
bata, "a ktere schopnosti Fitz
geralda byly brany v pochyb-
most zejmena radnimi Kenne-
dym a Hattonem, kdezto rad
nj Sulzman naval napadene.
ho nejuslechtileisim muzem v
Clevelandu a 100 procentnim
Americanem, iak byl take zs
valky dokazal. Sotva by 81
pry nasel muz, jenz by moh
Fitzgeraldovi neco nepoctive
no dokazati. Jinak opposite.
proti Fitzgeraldovi bude malt
: platna a tyz V trade mu pri
rcenem setrva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
SLECNA CLARICE BALASO-
VA PREDNESE DNES SME
TANOVU "ROLNICKOU".

Ma dnesnim vecernim kon-
certu hudebnl organ;sace Fort
nightly Musical CluIbu, pofada
mem v Statlerove hotelu llCin-
kaje chvalnG Znama virtuo-
ska ma plane, 81. Clarice Bala
sova, jez krone jinych klasic-
kVch komposic pfednese tez
Smetanovu "Roln'ckou'. Slec-
ma Balasova, ktcra nikdy neo-
romina seznamovati americ-
kou verejnost $ nejlepalmi plo-
dv ceskych mistrd, zasluhuje j
ste naseho nejvfelejsiho uzna-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
KUzELNA OBROvsKYCH
ROzMERU.

The Fred G.. Smith Recrea-
ton Co. otevfela ma 4. patre
Wigmore budovy ma vtch. l3.
ln. Il Euclid ave. kuzelnu, jez
patfi mezi nejvetsi ma celem
snad svat6. Ma obrovske plose
vedle sebe krom 60 kulecniku.
vedle sehe krone 60 fulecnlku.
Pro div;lky jest pripraveno
900 pohodlnych sedadel. We
skere zarizeni stale S1,10o.0OO
Zabavni mistnost neobvyklych
rozmera otevrena byla V patek
odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
K cINNOSTI ZDEJsfCH
LUPIco.

n e E
ObyGejnym nescetnekrat po
psanym zpGsobem okraden
byl vGera dv6ma mladfky l6-
karnik G. s. Turner, 5000 Su-
perior ave. o $2l2. Druhym
poskozenym je fidie taxicabn
Leonard Jordan, 2O76 vych.
SO. ul., jemuz diva jeho pasa-
zeri uloupili $37. Oba kousky
jsou vsednf, ale Eel vsednfm
jest tez, ze policie dosud po
drzych pachatelfch marne pa
ira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
ra oproti pfedvalatne statisti-
ce neni nikterak velikou.

ra oproti pfedvalecne statisti-
ce neni nikterak veikou.
v roce 1923 Cd mesice led
ma do m6sice srpna odeslo FL
4O6 osob, coz je oproti r. 1922
O 4.3O0 meme.
Glen tohoto proudu byly
po vetsine Spojene Staty, kan
odesla roku lonskeho tem6r
polovina - 18.2O3 osob. Loni
v prvnich osmi m6sicich osla-
bill sc tento smer o vice nez
polovinu. Predloni "a osm me-
sfcu vydano bylo 11.147 pasd,
loni pouze 1904. Ma zajiste
take ma to vliv i pdsobeni mi
nisterstva socialnf pece, ktere
Sc snazi proud tento seslabiti.
Take omezenf pfist6hovalectvi
" Americe pdsobi zde slime.
Nyni prichazf Argentina.
r. 1921 st6hovalo sc tam pou-
re 81 osob. Ia prve ctyfi me-
sice lonskeho roku odeslo tam
5000 osob, po mesici kvetnu
opet proud ochabnul. Pricinou
toho jest neznalost spanelske
reci, ktera pfivadi tam nase
lidi do tezke situace. Do srpna
1922 odeslo do Argentiny cell
KEN SOL osob, tem6r o 300
vice nez do Spoj. Statd.
Take Kanada pfichazi ma
program a vidfme, ze kvet-
nu tam odjelo 100 lidi a v Ger
venci jiz 344. Do konce roku
tato cifra jiste take stoupne.
Nyni Sc podivejme ma Fran
Gil. DO kOnce Srpna OdeSlO tam
3675 lidi, coz je o 1000 osob
vice oproti roku predeslemu.
u toho je videt. ze pomery We
Francii jsou stale lepsi, kdyz
ii. kdoz jsou tam jiz usazeni,
pribiraji "a sebou sve zname
v takovem poctu.
Uvedene cifry hovori srozu-
|mitelne o tom. re vyst6hova-
lectvi neni otazkou odbytou,
jak by Sc soudilo podle vyda-
mi zlatych dukatn nebo levn6j
Siho uhli.
Mnoho tisic lidi u mas trpi
nedostatkem a nez ma ne u
,sm6ie Sc slunko lepsich po-
merd, budou pfesvedceni. lie
domovina je neuzivi oni ze
musi do ciziny "a chlebem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
SUSPENDOVANY POLICEJ.
M STRAzNfk.

Policista ma motocyklu ia
kub., NOEL, jenz zpGsobil v o.
piei vytrznost v dradovne smir
ciho soudce Geltmana, kde byl
k tomu jest6 marsalem Adam
sem ztlucen, byl vcera "a w.
slecllu pred policejnim nacel-
mix EN- Graulem uznan vinnym
a suspendOvan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
KLlC.

"Co to, dite, ty places? Diva
mesfce po svatbe? Co to-" -
"Ale, mani, TVS mi radila, a.
bych "a zadnvch okolnosti mu
nesv6rila ikliG cd domu.'
"Nu, vzdyt' ii sam pred swat
bou take slibil, re no Ma tob6
ami nebude chtlt."
ITO take neckce. Ale phi
jde, re schuZe pokazde, kdyZ
NJ je dflm otevren,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
DALsf cLENOVE HOPKlN-
SOVA KABINETU.

Mestsky manager Hopkins
jmenoval zbyie jeste depart
mentni reditele a sice Edwina
D. Barry nastupcem krajana
MARTINEZ v dfad6 feditele
jmestsk6 bezpecnosti. Novy Fl
ditel je Cleveland'anem a zna-
mym svoji cinnostf, byval trz-
MIN klerkem, vypomocnyn1 Sc
rifem, pozd6ii j okresni seri-
fem poslednf dobou poem
kovym obchodnfkem v budo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08

de projednavana dne 10. led
ma. Odvolani obhajce serifa
nebylo uznano soudcem C.. f.
Clossem 2 Upper Sandusky.
jenz ma zdejsim okresnim sou
de vypomaha a datum stanove
no ma natlak H. e. Parsonse,,
asistenta okresnihO zalObce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
KHAN POMAHA PRoHIBICI.

Marion, ILL.,, Z. ledna. A
niz uv6domili okresni neb mi
stni lrady, clenoy6 Ku Klux
Klanu v okresu Williamson,
vedenf federalnimi prohibicni-
mi zfizenci, podnikli druhy ma
Jed behem m6sfce ma mfsta,
kde Sc prodayaji opojne ma
role a Zatkli So osoby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
RADOSTNA ZPRAVA PRO
sKOLAKY.

skolni superintendent G. R.
Jones navrhl vcera VI skolni
rade, aby jarni prazdniny tr-
valy cd patku, dine %. brezAa
az do Z. dubna a navrh byl, ta-
Ike skolnf radou pfijat. y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
RODINNE TR4ACEDIE.

Clens Falls. N. Y, z. ledna.
DR.. Robert = Lee 2 Hartford,
nedaleko odtud, zastrelil svo-
il manzelku a jinou zenu a
pax spachal sebevrazdu dnes
pozde odpoledne. Pohnutky
hrozneho cinu nejsou znamy.
New York. Z. ledna. - Fre-
derrick Erasmi, 38letv. zastfe-
iii zde svoii manzelku. 33le-
ton pax tfmtM zpdsobem
vlastni zivot skon6il. Ztrata
$4,000 v obchod6 a obavv
pred chudobou dohnaly jej k
zoufalstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
MIMOkADNE PkfJMY Q.
KRESNfHO sERIFA Sc DO
STANOU PRED SOUD.

zaloba zadana okresnim ma
vladimir Stantonem prot o.
kresnimu Serifu Stannardovi,
pozadujici, ably poslednejsi
vratil risky "a stravovani vez-
MI, odhadnute ma $4,000, bu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
POCET A SMER VYSTEHO.
VALCU z cSR.

v roce 1922 vystehovalo Sc
Cd mas 39.429 osob to ze-
jm6na re Slovenska bylo til
krate tolik vystehovalcI nezli
re samotnych Czech. Tato elf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
vYROcNf SLAvNOST VEL
KORADU Z. S. p. S.

Treskuty mraz, panujfcf v
nedeli, mel nepochybn6 vliv ma
navstevu pate vyrocni slavno-
sti Velkoradu statu Ohio G.
S. P. s., jez byla konana v
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark ave.
Kdyz program byl zahajen br.
Aloisem Urbancem, move zvo-
lenym predsedou Velkoradu,
sin byla sice slusn6 zapln6na,
ale nijak to neodpovidalo ci-
seine sile fadd c. S. P. S. v Gle
velandu $ jejich $500 cleny.
l "a onoho nanejvyse nepriz-
niveho pocasi mela byti nav
steva vetsi, nebot' velky pocet
clend bydli v blizkosti sine a
mimo to jest k nj po karach
snadny pfistup.
Program letosni slavnosti
byl skutecne pekny. Ucinkova-
10 Sdruzeni ceskych hudebni-
XII, jehoz vykony byly nekoli-
krate odmeneny Zaslouzenym
potleskem tez vsechna ostat
nj cisla Sc zamlouvala. Solo
ma housle br. Blabolila, elena
radu Clark, "a pianoveho do
provodu slecny Ptackove bylo
mistrnym kouskem a br. A.
Panek vyvolal nadsenf kras-
nym vlasteneckym zpevem
"Hradcany krasne" a tez jeho
fkuplet, "V Malostranskych
zahradach", Sc libil. Doprovod
Il piana obstarala slecna Ri
zena Jirikova, jakoz pfi
dvou kupletech zapenych br.
X. Hostickou. Pekne bylo tez
solo ma cornet "a doprovodu
orchestra. Rec proslovil br. F.
j. Kutak. redaktor Organu
Bratrstva c. S. P. S., jenz wy
bizel k cilejsi agitaci u zdej-
sich fadd poukazav, ze Cleve-
land pi.itomne Rampant ii
akani novych clenu jubilej-
MIN roce Jednoty zdstava po-
zadu "a jinymi velkymi cesko-
americkyn6 osadami. Jako an
glicky fecnik oznamen ma pro
gramu br. J. f. Peck, ale tyz
nemohl sc dostaviti a tudiz ci-
slo toto vyplnil br. JOS. Turek
nekolika anglickymf anekdota
mi, v nichz Sc osvedcil jako
vyborny vypravec.
V anglickem zertu Scheme
That Failed vystoupili nasle-
dujici clenove radu Clark: Sc
stry Helen Vlasak, Marie Spro
sty, Rose Mlazovsky a Marie
Coufalik a bratfi Jas. Vlasak
Geo. Kraus. Jednoaktovka
byla nacviCena br. Gustavem
Hochem byla obecenstvem s
povd6kem prijata a potleskem
odmenena.
Program zakoncen byl ale
gorickou scenou "Osv6ta a
Svoboda". Vystup tento uspo-
radal prvne v Clevelandu br.
FIR. Sakryd pred osmnacti lety
a odpovida tehdejsi dobe, nic-
meme vsak myslenka probou-
zejiciho Sc lidstva p6kne Jest
v mem pojata a rozvedena, tax
ze ami v dobe pritomnt, kdy
jine zavladly pomery v zamoi
ske vlasti. nemine Sc Itinkem.
Vystoupili v mem clenove a
tlenkyne Sokola Nova Vlast
Svoboda, ses. M. Hlavackova
Osveta, ses. A. Bosakova; &c.
chic. ses. r. Hochova; zastup.
ce delnikI. br. j. Ulman; "a
stupce delnikd. br. Nebesar
zastupce ucitelG, br. A. Pa
mex; zastupkyne zen ses. M
Hochova.
Slavnost zakoncil br. A. Ur
banec, podekovav tenn, kdo;
nedbaiice mrazu, Sc dostavili
.Vecer uspofadana tanetni "a
bava. pfi nfz hrala kapel,
Sdruzeni Ceskych hudebnikd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08

Ma posts. "Tenhle baliSek
ramohn pfiimout pro neTtel-
nou odresu. Slovo "Kolin" ne
nj vi'bec X pfetteni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
v oBcHoDE.

ia bych cht5la n6jake zrca-
do"
"Ma to byti rucni zrcadlo?"
NE, ma cbliCej."
, 1924-09-24

Sence Mas been nomonated,
she's commenced to show some
speed; she can tell the Grant
voter what our country seems
to need,-she's a powerful fluent
speaker, we are happy to con-
fess-an' she makes a splendid
showin' while deliverin' an adj
dress. An she jes' dotes on
politics-the worst you ever saw
and, there's no two ways about
it, we are goin' to vote fer Ma.
OF course her coffee amt SO
good, an the cakes amt quite
SO brown. OF course our
buttons amt sewed on-an' the
house il upside downcand Of
course we're feelin' sorry fer our
poor, old, lonesome Pa, but
we're all plumb patriotic, 30,
we're goin' to vote fer Nal
We reckon she can show EN-
what the world i waitin' fer,
and, As to bein' "progressif"
why, there amt no flies on her.
We may be feelin' different when
we eat our vittles rawLbut We
cant side-step our raisin' So
WE'RE COIN TO VOTE FER
MA!
, 1924-09-24

A. E. Evans was in from Sunlight
the end of the week. MI. Evans and
the Sunlight stockmen expect to ship
their cattle shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Slater and child
rem of Elk Basin, were visiting Mon
day with Mrs. Slater's sister. Mrs.
VIM. Pawley
S. Conant Parks, Hayward Schwoob
and L. L. Newton motored over from
Lander on Saturday, returning Mon
day.
. Mrs. Martha Pettys, of Chicago,
aunt of Mrs. Simon Snyder who has
been spending the summer here at
the Snyder ranch, left Monday for
her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Russell Oliver of Crandall
Creek, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Carlson of Clarks Fork, arrived
in Cody on Monday. Mrs. Oliver will
visit with her brother E. L. Boulware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Reed and Mrs.
Reeds brother, Barry Williams, came
in from a pack trip on Wednesday.
| Mr.. Reed was successful in getting a
six point elk.
Jimmy Turf was down from his
den on Rattlesnake mountain on
Monday. He says he is building an
eight foot boulevard to the Flying w
! ranch of which he now has charge.
DR.. C. E. Stevens who has been
identified with the fortunes of Fran
ME for many years, has sold the AL
berta hotel in that place and will dis
pose of his drugstore with a view
to moving to Texas in about a month.
Ned Frost and Mrs. Will Richards
left on Wednesday for Billings. Mrs.
Richard will visit with Mrs. Frost
who is in the hospital there while
Mr.. Frost goes down into the Black
Hills country to do some trading with
the Indians getting goods for his cur
10 shop in Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cook of Cas-
per, and Mr.. B. L. Warren of Grey
bull, were visitors in Cody on Tues
day. Mr. Cook is general manager of
the Midwest Oil Co. of Casper; Mr..
Warren is superintendent of the re-
inery at Greybull.
The car which Mrs. Henry Thurs
ton was driving when returning from
the Billings fair last week, ran into
a ditch bruising Mrs. Thurston and
damaging her car badly. She was
accompanied by Mrs. George Chase
who was uninjured.
Mr.. George Bratton upon receipt
of news of the death of his father
at Portland, Oregon, left Thursday
at Frannie by his brother Waldo, of
to attend the funeral. He was joined
at Billings by his brother Waldo, Of
Basin.
, 1924-09-24
CODY NOW IN WINTER
QUARTERS AS LAST
YELLOW BUS DEPARTS

Cody, Wyo. Sept. 17,-SpeciaD-
The last yellow buses of the Yellow
stone Transportation company, pulled
out Monday morning. After these
have finished the tour, the park is
Officially closed so far as the hotels
and camps are concerned.
The little town that has been spill
ing over with tourists all summer, has
as the season dwindled, taken upon
a somnolent appearance. The sage
brush tourists, as the tourist who
carries his own camp equipment is
called, became rather discouraged
some time ago as the nights grey
chilly and the weather uncertain with
the advanced season. Across the
river the Burlington Inn is being dis
mantled and the furnishing stored
for the winter. Breakfast on the
morning of September 20 will be the
last meal served for guests, and the
Pullmans that leave on the same date
carry away the last guest and en-
ploye. With the going Of this train
there will be but one train out and in
a day, excepting Sunday when there
is non at all.
Cody's Zephyrs Are Due
No longer do the native sons wear
two gallon hats which fair tourists
sometimes thought were just "too
sweet" and insisted upon photograph
ing the wearer of, much to his en-
barrassment.
No longer do the Yellow buses line
up before the Cody, Garage for oil and
gas for the next days trip, while the
driver who had a pretty dudine sit
ting beside him tried not to look to
conscious of the fact.
No longer do tourists sniff at the
permanent awning of corrugated tin
that adorn the main street, and audi
bly, wonder why there are no canvas
ones. Had they ever seen one of
Cody's. famous xephyrs toy with a
canvas awning the would have under
stood. For the wind that seldom blows
during the summer makes up for it's
negligence the rest of the year, when
it gathers force far up among the
peaks of Yellowstone park, sweeps
down through Sylvan pass, converges
into Shoshone canyon and out upon
Cody like fury.
Plump Calves" Are Gone
No longer do the plump extremeties
of INA" or the painful thin one of
"the girls" emerging from a pair of
dusty khaki knickers amuse the spec
tator.
No longer are the inhabitants en-
~tertained by the chalked legends
scrawed upon some battered old fliv-
err as it preambulates down the street,
its driver evidently thinking that he
could tour anywhere with anything
that rolled on four wheels, while the
beholder could but marvel at the opt
ism of some people. Now these things
are past for a season. Cody has gone
into winter quaters. Mrs. J. C. Lowe
in the Billing Gazette.
, 1924-09-24
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Iayberry has gone to Malta,
1 for a visit with his parents.
Larom was in from the Val
CHI a couple of days last week.
md Mrs. Bien Holman were
rom Ishawooa Tuesday.
and Mrs. Glenn Boron went
ngs Thursday to visit friends.
Brown will be a student at
ley Ranch school this winter.
Louise Schwoob is the house
If Mr.. and Mrs. George I.
lis week.
v. Darrah and j. M. Baston
,r Cheyenne and Casper on
ay to be gone several days.
Grace Bowermaster has re-
from Billings where she has
lending her vacation.
md Mrs. Joe Darrah were in
heir Carter mountain ranch
Y, shopping in Cody.
C. r. Cobb spent several days
week in Billings visiting her
Irs. Ned Frost.
and Mrs. Roy Coughlin left
: for Casper to make their
]. B. Wright, of Powell, was
ing business in Cody on Fri
Saturday of last week.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Prestley Rid
FAINTER, a baby girl, Monday,
Der %, at Mrs. Francis.
L. H. Howell leaves Thurs
San Diego, California, where
remain for the winter.
]. E. McElvain entertained
es of Christ Church Guild on
day.
5. p. Van Arsdall entertained
and Saturday at a bridge
s. H. Fowler returned Mon
, m a trip to Baker, Montana,
he spent a week or so visiting
,nts.
Audrey Wilder who is now
: school in Sunlight, spent the
I'd in Cody visiting her par
| friends.
F. B. Francis will care for
ty and other cases at her
st across the street west of
.hodist church. 612t
or Frances E. Warren is ex-
IN Cody in a couple of days
over the political situation
suit with local Republicans.
Roy Huntington of Sunlight,
.nied by her daughter-in-law,
airy Huntington, is in Cody
at the F. A. Ingraham home.
intington who has been quite
der DR.. Howe's care.
, 1924-09-24

ROOM FOR RENT-with bath. Call
at DIR. Cochrane's or phone Elm.
, 1924-09-24
face TO FACE
AS MAN TO Man

The Gazette said that Cody
has gone into her winter quart
ers. Not SO with u. If you
will just come in and see, you
would think that the tourist sea-
son has just begun. We are do
ing the best business in our Fl
years in this neck Of the woods.
Suit or Overcoat, $3.50 and up.
You bad better stop in today and
place your order for that winter
overcoat. Don't wait until Il
gets Is below zero. You are well
come II you buy Or not. IL you
have any regard for your IS il
will pay you to keep your lamps
on tho Toggery and Bill.
THE TOGGERY
PHONE IL
, 1924-09-24

FOR SALE-Cadillac car in soo4
condition Will sell at a bargain
May be seen at Cody Garage
, 1924-09-24

For the best in Job printing, Try
the Enterprise.
, 1924-09-24

FOR ~RENT-Three room fur,is
house. Phone 152-w. s.
, 1924-09-24

FOR SALE-Several 10 gallon id
$500 each. Enquire at Enterpsl
office. IA
, 1924-09-24

WANTED. TO RENT-fiye Or
room house in Cody. q. E. n
mond, 1t Mint Cafe.
, 1924-09-24

AIRDALE pups and maturedi dogs
for sale. Excellent brood bitches
Registered and eligible to registry.
Phone or call. A.G. Lucier, Pow.
ell, Wyo. 64p
, 1924-09-24

FOR SALE-Eating and cooking ~
pies, SC; crabs &c. Mrs. Greenuli|
, 1924-09-24

FOR RENT-s-room house, fun
ished. Inquire Ross Inn. 81
, 1924-09-24

HAVE buyer for town lot on eaS)
payments. See E. r. Bailey. III
, 1924-09-24

Ranch To Lease-1000 acres cash or
crop basis. Address Care oil
Enterprise.
, 1924-09-24

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for patching. Inquire at Enter
prise.
, 1924-09-24

CALVES WANTED-want to buy Is
head white faced weaver steer calves,
if priced right. ]. F. Kelly, Cody.
, 1924-09-24

FOR SALK-16O acre ranch on Net
Fork. Enquire Enterprise.
, 1924-09-24

BALED HAY FOR SALE AT 7
per ton. Russell Crune. q
, 1924-09-24

WOMAN wants position as cook.
Inquire at this office.
, 1924-09-24
FOR SALE-Tame White Oats
car White.

FOR RENT-One houseks..
room for bachelor. Completely
nished. Inquire Ross Inn.
, 1924-09-24

LOST, STRAYED OR sTor
A half shepard half coyote -
months old; color, tan and =
Answers to "Tex." Last sean
Newton ranch. Finder call
and receive reward.