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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
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HOW TINES HAVE CHANGED.

The other day the big. blue electric
globe in front of the linotype ut the
News-Champion office initiated a bad
husband and went out-quit ccld-so
We hied ourselves to the "little store
around the corner" for another globe,
(goshi don't they cost n lot!) We
passed barber shop en- route TO the
store and Gs we did SO, We ran
plump into a customer coming out-a
lady customcr-who had Just lad her
hair bobbed-
We couldn't help but reflect how
times do change. Gosh! What would
have happened if our grandmothers
had beheld the girls going into place
once exclusively far men! II wasn't
so long ago. either, when we distinctly
remember little girls and their moth
ers going down the street kept their
eyes on the sidewalk in passing bar
Der shop, never daring TO glance to-
ward the windows. But now. Dad
or hubby or big brother, hurrying to
the barber shop, are pretty apt to be-
hold the barber's chair occupied by a
-petticoat" getting her hair bobbed or
trimmed. And it all seems right and
proper and while the men folks may
think things, they are as polite as can
be and never kick-until they gel
home. But after all, it does seem
funny.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
REV. WHITE OF. SALTDA
RESIGNS; WILL GO EAST

From the Salida Mail we learn that
Rev. J. B. White, for FIVE years past
pastor of the Catholic Church of that
city, leaves this week for his old home
IN Carbondale, Pennsylvania. Rev.
White was compelled to resign, owing
70 his failing eyesight, the trouble be-
ginning while the priest was serving
m France during the recent war. A
large reception was rendered Rev.
White 1t the Rainbow hotel Sunday
night, and . purse Of $500 presented
70 him BY Sa1fda friends.
Rev. White II well known among
Gunnison Catholies, with whom he has
visited It times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Twenty-Five guests enjoyed birth
day dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. p. Dean Sunday in honor OF
VIM. Olive, who that day celebrated
his eightieth natal day. Mr.. Olives
native home is in Canada and he has
spent forty years-just half-of his
life in Gunnison county. Despite his
years, Mr.. Olive is quite an active
man and is on our streets almost every
day. Friends hope he may live to see
many more birthdays.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Quite the newest thing in house
furnishings, says woman's maga-
zine, is to have every piece of furniture
wired for electric connections. A bed
for example, is equipped with plugs
to which may be attached a reading
lamp, telephone, electric heating pad
or food warmer in case one wishes to
breakfast in bed or is i'll; easy chairs
have attachments SO that a reading
lamp can be fastened to n chair in
stand or table, cigar lighters, etc
Dining room tables are easily
equipped with plugs for attaching
electric cookers, center light, etc. The
National Electric Light Association
has prepared complete specifications
for the wiring Of all kinds of furniture
for electrical connections. What next
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
TRY THESE SOME DAY
Cod En- Casserole

Take 2 pounds of sliced Goldfish. Re
move the skin. Place in casserole
Of ample size and pour over pint of
boiling stock. Cover and bring all to
the boiling point again; cook gently
for about an hour and half. Strain
off the stock, add a cup of stewed and
strained Spanish onions, the same of
stewed tomatoes; season with salt and
pepper and tablespoon of lemon juice
Heat to the boiling point, thicken the
least little bit with cornstarch. Pour
over fish and serve at once. This will
serve four or five persons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Tn. weather man put . CT mp in
the plans of the Isabella Touris. Club.
who were obliged to postpone THEN
pioneer Day" gathering which was t.
have been held Tuesday night. Owing
to the condition of the roads ct pres
ent the pioneers Of the county could
not get to town until later.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

The Past Noble Grands met at the
home of Mrs. Emma Krah Monday
evening. After lodge meeting at the
hall, six of the Past Noble Grands OF
the Odd Fellows repaired to the Krah
home and all spent pleasant social
hour. Mrs. Krah, assisted by Mes
danes Hughes and Cooper, served a
delicious lunch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
Disncr in Honor Of Birthday

Dinner in Honor Of Birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson en-
tertained at sumptuous dinner Sun
day, the occasion being in honor Of
the birthday Of the head Of the house.
Quite party of friends. neighbors and
relatives enjoyed the hospitality Of
the Andersons at their pretty ranch
home north of town. Mr.. Anderson
received hearty congratulations and
best wishes for many more such cele-
brations in his honor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

The Altar and Rosary Society met
yesterday with Mrs. Herman Ellie
brecht on the Boulevard. A good at
tendance was present despite the baG
weather. A luncheon was served fol-
lowing the business of the day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Westminster Guild held It's egu-
lar meeting at the home Of Mrs. Jos.
Blackstock Monday evening. Mrs.
Blackstock was assisted by Mrs. Har-
ry Bender. After the regular bust
ness, and chapter BY Mrs. Bull from
the book on Japan, which TIE Guild is
studying, the hostesses served delici
Gus eats.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

The Gunnison Woman's Club will
hold their next meeting at the Com
mercial Hotel Tuesday evening. This
is to be "Civic Improvement meet
ing. and Rev. Geiser will be speaker
Of the evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Miss Lucy Bacon, field secretary Of
the National Child Labor COMMITTEES,
fas been in our city this week, lectur-
ing At the college and making plans
to secure funds to carry on the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

The home of Mrs. Leonard Glad
stone was the scene of pleasant as
sembly of ladies' Monday evening
Mrs. Gladstone and Mrs. F. P. Hanson
jointly entertained at cards and
kensington. An enjoyable period of
social relaxation was spent, followed
by a delicious luncheon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Miss Emma Aren't of the college
faculty, was in Salida and Bueria Vista
over the week end, meeting her classes
in extension work in education.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

A soft narrow comforter and pill
low to match. made Of sateen (or other
materially and bound with fancy braid
or ribbon. Is lovely gift, especially
for old people. Black satet.n with ere
tonne figures appliQued is very han6
some.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
Spanish Halibut

Place three or four slices of sail
pork in a deep baking pan, and on the
top place thick slice of halibut
Zone thick slice will serve three per.
sons.) Cover fish with two large
very thinly-sliced onions, two table
spoons finely chopped green peppers
(canned vii! do,) teacup of tomatoes
and salt and pepper to season. Cover
and bake slowly for at least so minutes
or little longer until fish is about
done. Uncover pan, sprinkle over the
fish some finely rolled cracker crumbs,
moisten a little from the juice in the
pan Tor water) and brown quickly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
HSS5a!slli!|Ej

The Junior Prom set for Saturday
night was postponed and the college
boys and girls instead enjoyed dance
by the Atalata club. =
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

The Woman's Relief Corps i,eld an
initiation Tuesday night A social
hour was later enjoved. The new
member is Mrs. C. N. Shaw. Refresh
ments were served after imitation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

The Community Aid will meet on
Wednesday, March 10Th. The ladies'
are having good times 1t these meet
ings. Bring your haidiwcrk and con- e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

A quart of milk day for each child
TO be used as a beverage and in cook
cry is not too much.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

Mrs. Dick knight went over Monday
TO Canon City, planning to remain fo~
two weeks with friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
BOY. PAGE ADAM.

The Denver News recently had this
heading printed above a wedding ac-
count: Brides Originality Shows
thru Her Wedding Gown"
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14
Chicken and Rice En- Casserole

Chicken and Rice En- Casserole
For a chicken weighing or S lbs.
I tea cup boiled rice
8 cups chicken stock
l cup sweet milk
y cup flour( or enough to thicken)
I small onion (grated)
Salt and pepper as needed
Cook chicken until tender. WheF
done, separate into small pieces ant
thicken the stock, add the milk, san
and pepper. Nix the thickened stocl
and boiled nice. add onion and place N
caaserole with chicken, making aItern.
a$e layefx, the rice mixture first, thes
theken, using rics mixture last s.
IN oven and cook rather slowly f0d
about forty minutes. Serve Hi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-03-14

A CHEEKY kitchen drives away
wrinkles.-Use paint for walls and
floors.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-01

WASHINGTON, March 1The President before his death might recently exclaimed Well, i party an
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CHICAGO Feb 29tn ordinance girls of 'cove the problem line divides nudity the question: managers where draw fl decided O the question.
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PiNCH0T SAYS
 ALASKA COAL
 SCANDAL MEX

YORK, Pennsylvania decla the dealings will declared A. million Attorney hig
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PRES. AERO LEAGUE WILL TELL SEEATE THE NAMES OF HIGH OFFICIALS WHO RECEIVED
 A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL bRIbE

been revealed that the United States Shipping Teapot scandal that Senators investigating committee held Fall recently Senator George H. Moses Republican read th Con MeAdoo Harrison introduced which held President Cool dge responsible Simultaneously Ken the floor of the Senate I'm that punishment "U being metea out to these oil
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WASHINGTON March l--Foowine q ttee House Democrats yesterday morning hat the Ho washnd Means Committee bring about the n-rteeton of s
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NEW YORK TO PAY SOLDIERS BONUS

ALBANY, March The Governor New York Soldiers providing million dollar bond issue < r
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-01

MOSCOW Feb 29-For the Russia made coinage small Ruble Banks bbed
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-01

STERLING Feb 29-Fve died a poisoned Sterling Colorado.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-01

LONDON. Seam Ne Pa Argentine aviators will the London Iiangoon hai, Tokyo. Alaska, Francisco BuenosA Aires.
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JUDICIARY COsdMITTEE MAKES FAVORABLE REPORT

Washington Mar 1Th House Judiciary committee Thursday
  Northern jurisdiction  sesi in Bering during the at
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WILL REDUCE IMMIGRATION

WASHINGTON March 1The Immigration Committee 0 to o per
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MAsKERs ATTENTION
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
iOUIEN SABE!....

;Necestaba, Mr.. Benne ell Presdene la Unversidad,
expcar los esudantes futras acacones? ST.
aahe la opinion p1bica siempre gsta
tencones de funcionaros En- na por que
III.
Hay hobres estan encima de odas las uspcacas
ce los que nspran proposto de restar presgos
los tenen
iAnsiaban los ovenes que distingudo unconaro les
pesentara agc as de hasta
fecha piensa hacer en- futuro? Acaso ST.
pa satisfaction de saberse bao direction verdadeo
Presidente.
Sin embargo nunca los tenen cupas que pen-
san en- tales 'resunenes' ell ofrec6 Mr.
Serendad mesura una gran doss de sar en- sus
empeos advna frases del pesdente Benner enen
dos eveadoras de que funconao
aca de buena fe saber: aquea parte que haba
conterencias Poftcos proesionae, en- que
roncamente, tai echa la zancadia john cuando
ama los nteeses unverstaros estaran po encma de
los nereses peronaes de cuaque Facutad ETC.
i0uen puede negar que Mr. Benner uzgar por sus pa
apras amonestadoras otorgue la usa que oro
tie negaron otorgar..!
Quien sabe......!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
NOTAS EDITORIALES
UN DETALLE

En- Ia information que pubcamos nuesuo nunero oe
aver nroposto escoa urgdo en- esta cuoao Ell
aperra del presente obserVaos SIN quefe u oe-
tae que por uy especiales no nos
dscur pero podenos dear de senaar para que Sc
trate de reediar por autordades copeentes mai
81 i ronIca liz - N~aAAs&HANa&D
Decamos infomando referido confco escoar que
derno MnIas Herrera Recnto Norte de San Juan
Precsamente baros mas pobes de la CAPITAL donde la
oobaci6n mas mas necesada debe conar sqe-
a con la oportundad hjos instruction par
apda condolences de vida Por edo de
n trabao neor grado de habdad
instruction de trabaj jadores.
POGO arrba expcarnos esta anona-
paradoa de la vida rea como hemos
dcho anteromente detener buscar la razon
de qe fin puede tenera puede causado
por natural simple de los motvos Pero oto
iado apuntao hacero detacar mayor vVeza
pase desapecbidc andando ell tempo ell NAL
detale nsgnfcante desenvueve
peda desarroarse que encuene reedio ia
Gil eicaz
No hay para que autodades escoares
prmarias para contngente
poporciones cuantosas exige
genca las nocones preas de instruction siquera eeen
ta escueas exgenca de nuestro anpo sent
sca deben dsponerse los barrio mas pobres
ciudad nacidos abente esecho, mi
SCRABBLE sordido primer ugar podran dsuta del pan
instruction oecido por las particuares
gundo uga esan mas necesado por circumstance
ambente propco todas deformdades
ptaes Gle los eementos ndspensabes de prmera ed
cacion. Aa~~~~aAsG@
En- este sentdo hacen completeness en- reconocer
as odos los esfuerzos posbes conuar ell confco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
Editorial diariO del DR.. Frank Crane
CREMACION

, estan gobernados por razones SEN
timentales.
FL conflicto entire la logica el
sentimiento es universal cubre los
aspectos todos del progreso humane.
Sc tarda mucho tempo en- alcanzarse
alguna reforma, particulamente Guam
do la oposici6n descansa en- los SEN
tihientos.
En- cuanto Sc refiere a la resu-
rreccion del cuerpo seria tan faci
para la materia recoger todos sus
materiales del aire, del sitio en-
cual han sido diseminados por el
fuego, como 10 seria recogerlos de
la TERRA Ademas de este, el hecho
de que las particulas de la materia
de los cuerpos muertos van, andando
el tempo, a constituir nuevos cuer-
pos, hace la idea de la resurrection
material impossible.
Justamente que cosa sera ell cuer-
po resucitado nadie 10 sabe. Puede
ser alguna espeeie de abrigo para
el alma humana, pero este asunto
probablemente sea mejor dejarlo
donde las Escrituras 10 han puesto,
diciendo que "Todos tenemos un cuer-
po. espiritual un cuerpo natural.
No hay duda alguna, sin embargo,
de que la cremacion es el sistema
mas higienico v cientifco de dispo-
ner de los restos humanos.
Copyright, 1924, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25

PARECE que disminuye visible
mente ell prejuicio contra la costum-
bre de quemar los cadaveres.
Una conferencia para discutir este
asunto fu6 celebrada recientemente
en- Inglaterra entire distinguidos
hombres de ciencia, religion y otras
actividades.
FL Obispo Gore habl6 en- favor de
la cremacion, y sus manifestations
fueron muy interesantes no solo por
su fuerza intrinseca, sino tambien
por la posici6n que ocupa ell Obispo
Gore dentro de la Iglesia Anglicana.
De acuerdo con sus manifestacio-
nes el 1nico punto realmente logico
contra la cremacion estriba en- que
el fuego destruye los medios de sa-
Der con seguridad 81 una persona
ha muerto envenenada. Desde un
punto de vista sanitario utilitario
las ventajas de la cremaci0n no pue-
den negarse. Ell 1nico argumento en-
contra cs el del sentimiento. La lyle
sia Cat6lica cuidadosamente excluye
toda base teol6gica de aquellas sobre
las cuales descansa la prohibicion
cue Sc hace de la cremacion. Ell prin-
cipal motive es ell respeto que Sc
guarda a una costumbre inmemorial.
La idea cristiana de la resurrec-
cion del cuerpo no significa en- name
ra alguna la conservation o recons-
trucci6n recuperaci6n del aspecto
material de nuestro cuerpo ffsico,
aunque esta idea esta incluida en- la
fraseologfa del Credo niceno.
Ell movimiento en- favor de la ere
macion es parte del movimiento de
la hygiene la ciencia contra ell SEN
timiento. El sentimiento siempre Sc
impone en- 10 que respecta a los muer-
tos Y es muy diffcil resistirlo, pero
sin embargo ell problema de disponer
de los cadaveres en- las grandes ciu-
dades Sc hace cada dia mas agudo.
Aquellos que estan en- favor de la
cremacion descansan en- la logica,
mientras que aquellos que Sc oponen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25

LA BATALLA DE ST. MIHIEL
(COntinuaci6n de Ia ba. pag.)

hatalla, mandando Ell ejercito mas
grande que han tenido los Estados
Unidos, Ell General Pershing.
La trascendencia de la batalla CANA
da por Pershing, ha sufrido algo ulti-
mamente, por los acontecimientos que
han llamado la atencion despues de
la guerra. Pero es indudable que la
historic evitar& esa indiferencia mo-
mentanea y que seguira dando la gran
importancia que reviste la grandio-
sa jornada de St. Mihiel en- que las
armas americanas Sc cubrieron de gjo-
ria en- los campos de batalla europeos.
(Derechos especiales de Ell NUN
Copyright 1924 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
ANOcHE DE LA AzoTEA DE LA
CASA no. 1879 DE LA CALLE DE
LA FCRTALEzA, Sc cAYo Ell Gu
DADANO FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ
MURIENDo CAST EN- Ell AcTo

Anoc1e ESQ dc las nueve fuimos
infornados &c que en- la Gale de la
FortaleZa. de csta ciudad frentc
las oflcinas de la Federation Libre
habia ocurrido una desgracia EN- la
que perdi6 Ia vida un hombre.
Embellishments llamamos al Cuarto
de ocorro de San Juan, en- donde nos
inforriaron que efectivamente la am
bulancia habia llevado lin hombre Il
aquel establecimiento, victima de una
terrible caida.
Su E0mhrc es Francisco Fernandez.
reside e1 la -calle del Sol numero SO,
era casado, blanco y como de veinti
cinco amos.
La desgracia ocurrio en- la calle de
la Fortaleza, en- la casa nilmero 1919
de cuya azotea ell referido Francisco
Fernandez cayo la calle, fracturan-
dose ell craneo, y muriendo casi ms
tantanea.nente.
A la hora en- que escribimos estas
lfnea5, hahia sido avisado ell Fiscal v
la policia para hacer las investigated.
mes dc rigor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
Gan6 30 libras de Peso
Parece Asombroso

sufriendo como padeci yo.''
Anticalculina Ebrey ell c6lebre medi.
camento vegetal que ha producido tan
notables benefcios en- casos de padeci-
nientos del higado, rinones vejiga,
corrjgiendo las indigestiones, con "a
ayuda de las Pildoras Laxativas Ebrey
posee raras cuaiidades medicinales So
bre los rifiones, contribuyendo a que la
sangre Sc vuelva RIGA de globulos rojos,
llevando nueva fuerza salud a lof
trganos y especialmente al est6mago o
intestinos, terminando con las indiges-
tlcres, y reconstituyendo los tejidos
los nervios.
Anticalculina Etxey y las Pildoras~
I.axativas Ebrey Sc venden en- todas
las boticas.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende en- IL
duido Y en- pastillas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia indi-
gestiones, sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digesitvas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar.
sSolicitelas en- las buenas farmacias
o escriba Ebrey Chemical Works, 80
West Broadway, EOw York, y Sc le
informara donde p7ede obtenerlas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25

Hoy las 10 A. M. Sc celebrara ante
ell Juez Wolf, de la Corte Federal, una
vista publica acerca de 10 ocurrido en-
ire varios tripulantes de la goleta
"Franais L. Tanssing'' ell captain de
la mlsma. Mr.. E. w. Holmes.
Declaran los tripulantes envueltos Ell
ell "a.faire" al trav6s de 'affidavits
jurado5 ante el referido Tribunal que
ell captain Holmes les ha expulsado
como tales marinos de su barco dejan.
doles cn TERRA huerfanos de toda pro-
teccion Y sin recursos de ninguna es-
pecie para regresar al puerto de proce-
6encio, Baltimore, Md.
Alegan los marineros en- sus deman-
das que va que Sc les quiere expulsar
de la goleta Sc les rague Ell imports
de cuatro meses de trabajo, fin de to-
ner medios con que marcharse para sE
pals. Que de 10 contrario sc les devuel-
va ALA en- ell mismo barco, pagandosele
10 que les corresponds de acuerdo con
! la Ley.
Ell Hon. Juez Wolf, vistas las alega-
clones de los quejosos marinos dicto
una o.den dirigida al captain Holmes,
para que compareciera la Corte, hoy
a las 10 A. M. declarar sobre ell re-
ferido asunto.
4. Los marinos en- question son cuatro
Sc llalnan Philipo Brookens, r. Emo
ry, Andrea Refs y w. Ash.
Eegin Sc rumora entire los trabaja-
dores de los muelles y tripulantes de
otras raves, ell Captain de la menciona-
da goleta Sc vi6 en- la necesidad de des-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25

Por 10 regular sc atribuycn las indi-
gestiones enfermedad del est6mago,
pero la mayoria de veces Sc debe q un
agotamiento nervioso y a pobreza de
la sangre. Cuando Sc sienta I'd. enfer-
mo del estomago, con difcultades en-
la digestion, dolores, estrefiimiento, con
POGO apego la vida empiece tomaz
la Anticalculina Ebrey, y las Pildoras
Laxativas Ebrey dentro de POGO ITEM
po 1ecobrara I'd. la salud.
Ieamos 10 que dice el senor Ruben
Montalvan de Cabaiguan, Cuba:
"Cuando empece a tomar la Anti.
calculina Ebrey un cadaver Sc encon-
traba mejor que 70. Tenfa enfermedad
del coraz6n, indigestiones, higado eli
nal estado, reumatismo, y mi cuerpo
estaba cubierto de erupciones. No po-
frascos de Pfldoras Lxativas Ebrey, ,
dia conner nj dormir. Pesaba solo 80
libras Y no podia trabaiar. Tome
frascos de Anticalculina Ebrey dos
hoy me encuentro bien. Cane 80 libTas
de peso. 10 que es la mejor prueba dc
10 cue he ganado en- salud. Pueden
publican mi carta, pues deseo que Sc
euren todas aquellas personals que estan