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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Q. What Ia the present value OF Rus
sian rublcs? a. r. X.
4 All Russian bonds and currency
have been repudiated by the Boishe..
Wiki, who have issued a currency OF
their own.
.. How many miies OF oil pipe lines
In the United States? r. j. NJ.
A. Tho Geological Survey says that
their latest estimate is that there nre
about $4,000 miles Of petroleum pipe
lines in the United states.
@. How many cooperative societies
arc there In the world? $. @.
A. Societies cooperative In charac-
ter are scattcred over all the world and
while no data are available regarding
this number. 4, Is estimated that be-
participate In such organizations Tor
one purpose or another.
q. In dropping a golf bail ou, of .
water hazard. how far back should or
may one Eo7 d. 4. II.
a. The rule does not limit or ns the
distance. 1t provides only that the ball
must be dropped In line with the
point where II entered the hasard.
Q. have heard that Napoleon's re-
turn from Moscow to Paris WAS acc ON =
plished In record breaking timo. How
long did II. take? c. l.
A on the retreat from Moscow.
Napoleon Travelled from near Wilma TO
Paris in 5i2 hours. a journey OF about
1 900 miles. This was an average OF
almost hve miles an nour. and was re-
marknble considering condition oil
roads and weather.
q. Who was the original owner of
tho land on which Boston stands? T..
F. G.
A. Tho Rev. William Blackstone
who had lcf. England Ito avoid tho
lord bishops" settled on this spot and
later sold the land to English COLON
lists and moved on to Rhode Island to
avoid lords Brethren"
Q. like the taste Of peanut butter.
but object to tho greasy feeling Il has
In tho mouth. How can this bc over
come? NJ. r. n.
A. Thinning peanut butter with
cream, milk or water. helps to climin-
ate this taste. \ good sandwich cream
may be made OF peanut butter aH fol-
lows: heat one cup milk In double
boiler. Blend 1 tablespoonful flour, J
tn bies poonfui water and l cup peanut
butter to smooth paste. and toaspoouful
salt, L. tcaspoonful paprika aud one
egg beaten slightly. Mix with hot
milk and cook in double boiler for flvc
minutes. Add i-2 cup chopped sturod
olives. two tablespoonfuls vincsur, cool
and spread on bread.
.. In the ;est given immisrants, il
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
IN DAYS NEWS"

Major Florelle La Guardia. who u
seeking the Republican nomination for
mayor in today's primaries In New
York City. is a former Italian inrni-
grant lad who has risen to the posi-
tion OF president of the board Of MD
efmen in tho American metropolis.
When Mr.. La Guardia's parents land
ed in New York with him as An in
FAINT they did not settle down. but pro-
cecded west, hrst to South Dakota
hnd then to Arizona. Thus the l,1
grew UP In the virile. unconventional
typically American western country.
and he became q ioyalist OF tho most
pronounced type. Singularly gifted as
n lir1uist. no easily found his way into
the diplomatic service. and later INTO
the consular service with post Mt
Ffume. Returning to New York. he
studied law ana in 1915 ran for Con-
grcss and surprised the politicians by
winning on the Republican uck.- in a
strong Democratic district During
he world war ho served in the avia-
lon corps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

General John J. Fsrshins. who com.
msnded the American troops In
France. born in Linn county. Aissouri
81 years ago today.
Maud BsllinEton Booth. famous for
her work in the reformation or Grim
innis. horn in Surrey. EnElsnd. s.
years sHo today.
Duch~esof Brunswick. only daughter
Of the former German Kaiser. born
q, tho Marmoor Palace. near Pots
dam. ~ years ago today.
General ir william Birdwood. The
foul Of Anzac.'' and one Of the inos'
decorated generals in tho British
arriv. horn ss years sHo TO-DAY.
George " rDwers. representative IN
Congress of tho Second West Nirrinis
dirtrfct. born Mt Gerrsrdstown. w.
Va. 5s years ago today.
Gnorre = Graham. representative IN
Corr-ees NJ the Second Feunsylviris
ei.trict. born In Philadelphia, II yeirs
srO today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
A SEA OF RUM AND A GOVERNMENT SPOON

They do no. pretend to bs enforcing
the law more than FEN per cent.
There arc enormous sources of contra =
band linuor which they know all
about and have never attacked he o.
cause they have not the men. They
make no pretonse OF combating the
small retail hooit-Eser. He ia loft to
the local police. IL they care to bother
him.
The Government goes after the big
fellows. and It can only go after a few
of them.
The officials compare thn prohibition
law to the anti-narcotic law TO show
tn. difficulty Of enforcement Despite
tho fact that tho problem was inhnitc-
ly smaller. the number OF offenders a
mere fraction Of those involved In
bootlorsins. It was found impossible
to enforce tho anti-nsrcotic law until
public sentiment for ~ had been
aroused by publicity
Tho ssmo branch of tho Government
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Lest We Forget

Theodore Roosevelt Post No. 627 of the American
Legion has rendered real public service by publishing
a little book under the title of Lest We Forget With
full page illustrations it recounts some of the
dramatic incidents of American history, and the
panyng page Of tcrsc, patriotic comment invariably
ends with the invocation, Long Live the United States
of Americal'
1t is coincidence that this little volume is re-
ceved in the Cheftaiu office the of the 18th of
September the anniversary of the writing of The Star
Spangled Banner'' to which couple of pages of the
book are dedicated.
Francis Scott Key. lawyer of Baltimore had gone
to the British fleet under flag of truce to ask for the
release of American prisoner and detained pend
ing an attack upon Baltimore. 1t while watching
the bombardment Of Fort McHeny by the British ships
that Key ''The Star Spanged Banner" which
gained immediate popularity and has lost public
favor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
The Inevitable Penalty

The great principles of morality are not established
as result Of deberaton and agreement among
Certain acts declared to be crimes by the legis
atve power of the state nation and certain penalties
are prescribed to be imposed by officers of the law for
those crimes but those laws and those penalties do not
lessen increase change in any way the operation
of the laws that inherent in the nature of that
are part Of the structure of the universe.
The ancient writer who said, ''The wages of sin
lie death ~ had thought of legislature The
entire structure of human and of society
might be abolished without affecting the moral principle
involved.
Whether the is that of great nation follow
ing insane leaders to destruction, that of lucky
fool squanderine money in vicious e1cesse., the uni
versa law holds good and the inevitable penalty is
e1acted
Human laws may be violated sometimes with i'm
punity; human penalties may be evaded; but the
Higher Law is unchangeable and supreme.
"For whatsoever soweth that shall he also
reap;" and "The soul that snneth, 1T shall die.''
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
The Frightening Sky Of Business

Evidence increases that the worst of the business
storm is past and that conditions rapidly tending
toward the period of sunshine and prosperity that is to
follow the World War. Whatever may be the case in
other countries the worlds greatest experts in COM
merce and finance Of the opinion that the United
States is facing Of rapid progress and Of great
prosperity. There is in the nation vast Of accum-
ulated wealth, which, for the present is the form of
uninvested and therefore unproductve capital Its
transformation into productive capital must necessarily
produce intense activity in every fine Of manufacturing
and trade and give rise to all the manifold condition.
that are included in the term, Good Times.
The individual, ordinarily is much more concerned
with the weather in his immediate vicinity than he in
the sweep Of the great cyclone crest. aero. the con-
nent Yet the duration OF the local is determined
by the larger movement and the hope Of fair weather
is the affair of continent and not of a county
The local pessmist, who sees only depression and
stringency ahead should get his forecast of business
weather from the national experts and not from the
rooster or arrow that creaks his neighbours barn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
sv rr.d.ric ]. Ha.kin

Washington. D. G. sept io.-Th.;
public sentiment in the United States
i= Is per cA-' opposed IN prohibition.
and that under these circumstances II
would take a fsir-sizad standing army
10 enforce ". is the abatement Of one
~ the officials who IL charged with
that ouerous duty.
These men of the Bureau NJ Internal
Revenue feel like the prince in tho
fairy tale who was handed spoon
with a hole in the bottom OF II by an
old witch and told that he must dry
ifr tho ocean with this instrument as
the price uf his liberty.
Others, % course. say that much
larger percentage Of the population
really fayors prohibition. and that the
future viii sao great change Every :
ono, however. admits that great
change is recc75sry. and the mon who
arc trying IN enforce the law are
especially convincing along that line
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Horoscope
Ut D. Net c..-ps...
TUESDAY. SEPT. 13. 1921.
Copyright. 1921. by The Mcclure

newspaper
This Ia an uncertain day, according
to astrology. While Mercury is In ben
cf1c aspect Mars is strongly adverse.
1t would seem that messages OF
friendliness and cooperation will he
numerous from many governments,
but while they are borne to this coun-
try, the planet that is supposed to TO-
ment war is In threatening mood.
Uranus seems to promise that the
public mind will be open to sensible
suggestions and TO wise guidance.
Anxiety and discomfort may be In
spired by the planetary government
today and for this reason a positive at
titude Of optimism should be main
tAined.
Newspapers and periodicals. are to
that awakens extraordinary public in
terest.
The planets give promise of increased
Interest In health protection and many
hyetenic reforms will be advocated.
Warning ia given that the stars that
appear to stimulate interest in the.
public health also may foment politi-
cal dissensions.
This is not a fortunate rule for do
nestle harmony and the marriage tie
Will seem more and more fragile as
the year advances
Again violent seismic troubles are
threatened and there may be serious
island disaster.
Factories are to be very busy next
month and later. product not usu-
ally in demand Is to be needed imper-
atively, the seers prophesy.
Socialistic propaganda is to spread
rapidly in Italy and France during the
next three months.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
have worries In business during the
year, but they can overcome difficult
ties and prosper.
Children born on this day may he
original in ideas and strongly indlvid-
ual. These subjects of Virgo are usu-
ally too artistic to succeed In business,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

last bottle everyone asked me what
made the wonderful change in me, /
told them about LYDIA +. pinkhsm's a
Vegetable Compound and recommend
It wherever can. give You permis.
sion To publish this letter to help suffer.
ing women as your remedies are n cod.
send and made n new woman of mc. -
Mrs. F. a. BAKER, i7i9 Butler St,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
.Why VIII women drag around day
after day, suffering from backacbcs
boaring-down pains, ncrvousncss ani
" the blues" enduring a miserable cy.
istencc when they have such evidence Al,
the above that Lydia L. Pinkham's Veg
etablc Compound is dependable rom
cdy for such troubles. For nearly forty
years this grand old root and herb medi.
cine has been restoring the women of
America to health and strength.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1t necessary that they he able TO read
and write English? \. G. ".
A. II Ia merely stipulated that iW'
migrants read and write certain
amount of some language, not mecca
sarily English
Q. What was the PhHros or Esyr',
which is listed M one Of tho seven
wonders OF the ancient world =.
IL. p.
a. Tho wonder Of the world referred
to WAS a famous lighthouse built upon
the island Of Pharos. The name Pm
ros WAS sfterNRrd given to at least -
other lighthouses.
@ What was th- first steamship TO
cross tho Atlantic q. T. VI.
a. The American Steamship SaNor-
nah inauguFated transatlantic steam
navigation In 1873
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

(Any reader can get tho an.
swer 10 any question BY writing
The ChieftalA lnformaS,on Ba.
reau, Frederic J. HAskin, D..
rector, WaAhingloa, d. G. ThAS
Offer app1ies stficly TO inforuoe.
ton. The Bureau cannot Gfve
advice on legal. medical AnA
financial mattefs. Il does NOS
altempe 70 eettle domestic tro1.
bles, nor 10 undertake exhaass.
ive research ON aAy suAteCe
Write your question plainly and
briefly. Give full name and ID.
dreas and encAose two oents N
stAmps for return postage. AL
replica arc cent direct to ths II.
Quirer.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

pound | had bearing
down pains in ms
sides, stomach ana
back 80 badly that |
could hardly stand
up. | was white and
very thin and ncrv-
ous. had a poor appc-
tite and onlyweighed
liz pounds. / took
ten bottles without
missing one dose and
gave it a fair trial.
Whom I ftpisb,J a..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Where 1t Started
AgTRONOAIICAL MATs

Copyright 1921 Ry- the Wheeler Syn
dicatc.s IncD
Tho Chinese claim To have been the
first to use the principle OF astronomy.
aud their claim In to some extent
borne out by tho fact that tn" first
map of tho hes ysns Va or Chinese or
ieln. II was mndr about 6e0 B. Ga.
and show 1850 stars.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
THE PUEBLO CHlEFTAIN

investigate and to determine industrial controversies
upon the basis of justice to all concerned
Whether the Colorado Industrial commission Is
successful in its work and accomplished the purpose for
which it established is going to depend first OF all
upon whether it does its work with strict impartlay
and in tho spirit of Justice and fair play Its decisions
will be assailed, whatever those decisions arc But
those familiar with the facts will know whether the dec
sions just to themselves and TO others The arts
Of the demasogue will not prevail against commission
that is determined do its full duty No power will be
able to sustain commission that is partial, timid or
swayed by unworthy motives
If the Colorado plan of averting industrial war is
to succeed there also be general public support
for the commission and determination that no one
shall actively oppose the decision Of the commission
when finally made 1t has been demonstrated that such
controversies cannot always be settled by unofficial
negotiations Now the time has when the authority
of the peoples government must be recognized.
There should be mystery about the location of
the Bergdol pot of gold Undoubtedly it is at the end
of the rainbow.
Northern ireland continues to be of the main
obstacles to Irish peace For many years it was the
policy of the British government to exaggerate the I'M
portance of Ulster and the falsehood repeated
many times that at last Ulster believed it,
For the present American audience should toll
crate the exhibition of Roscoe Arbucke films. No
manager who has due regard for e feelings of decent
American men and will permit their presentation
There is no city in the country where the Sap
Antonio flood will genuine sympathy than
in Pueblo.
The record of the successful Red Gross work in
Pueblo is unparalleled in the history of great disasters
1t is too soon to tell the complete story. but the facts
should be given to the public promptly possible
Pueblo will not make change in it's present city
government unless there is reasonable that
a change will be for the city's interests.
China has at least the courage to declare that 1t
will not negotiate for the return of stolen property
Holland and Belgium have a clear title to participate
in discussion of far eastern problems Their title to
the disarmament conference is not clear.
State Fair comes week after next. Are Won all
ready'
Those who endanger life by reckless driving
country roads city streets should be given Jail
Fines not adequate penalties in such cases.
The most dangerous form of anarchy is disrespcct
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
wHAr DO You wA.r TO Know

The chieftain Information Bureau at
Washington furnishes readers, free OF
charge. with accurate and authortta :
tive answers to questions on any and
tion can be had from tho unparalleled
resources of the various federal gov
o. Congress and the many experts and
ecientists in tho government service.
Two cents in postage for reply must
accompany each inquiry. State clearly
the Information wanted and address.
THE PUEBLO CHEFTAIN INFORNA.
TON nUREAU.
Frederic J. HAskiR. Director.
wasAll4sOa. d. g.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
WHAT MADE
The CHANGE?
This Woman says Lydia E.Pinkbam' 5
Vegetable Compound Made Her
4 New Woman

Pittsburgh. Pa. -" Before taking
lydia E. Pinkham's Negetahln Com
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

of distinctly feminine character in short time bring
the dull eye the crows feet the aggard look dropping
shoulders, and the faltering step.
To retain the appearance of youth you must retain
health Instead of lotions powders and paints ask your
druggist for DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
This famous medicine strikes the very of these
enemies of your youthful appearance 1t makes you not
only look younger but feel younger 1t the
weakness and builds you up.
Your druggist supply you with liquid tablets;
send ten cents in stamps DR.. Perce's Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, N. Y, and trial
package of the tablets will be mailed to you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

State Fair comes week after next. Are Won
-eady7
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

THE cH1EFTAIN has ; the best
quality OF circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published in Colo
redo. It consistently supports the up
building OF the state with Just regard
to every citizen. and It has the confi-
dence and approval of Colorado's best
citizens OF every class ana section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Those who endanrer life by reckless driving on
country roads city streets should be given Jail
Fines not adequate penalties in such cases.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

The most dangerous form of anarchy is disrespcct
for the law.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
In We Olden Time

hoop skirts were worn by
those who first asked the
druggist for, and insisted on
having the genuine Favorite
Prescription put up by DIR.
Pierce over fifty years ago.
Dress has changed very much
since then! But DR.. Pierce's
medicines contain the same
dependable ingredients. They
are standard today just as
they were fifty years ago and
never contained alcohol.
Beauty depends upon
health.
Worry, sleepless nights
headaches. pains, disorders.
irregularities and weakness
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Holland and Belgium have clear title to partcipat
in discussion of far eastern problems. Their title I
the disarmament conference is not so clear.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

There should be mystery about the location
the Bergdoll pot of gold Undoubtedly it is at the
of the rainbow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

There is no city in the country where
Antonio flood will arouse more genuine sympatl
in Pueblo.
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B'NAI BIRTH NEWS
BOYS Camp Committee Activ,

Boys Camp Committee Active
The Boys Camp Committee of the
B'nai Birth, under the chairmanship
Of David Phillips held we'll attended
meeting on Tuesday evening at the
Gymal Doled Club. Plans were dis
cussed, and subcommittee appointed
to work out the details of the camp.
1t is to continue during July and
August and will have facilities for
forty boys. There will be plenty of
athletics, lots of wholesome food,
plenty of good recreation and due re-
gard for proper Jewish influences.
The committees appointed include:
Registration Board, Examining
Board. Equipment, Athletics, Food,
Site, Religious Observance, Publicity,
Transportation. The vim with which
the sub committees are approaching
their tasks assure well-run, much
enjoyed and successful camp.
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DIR. GORDON AT N. Y. MEETING
DR. George 7 Gordon left ON Thurs

DIR. GORDON AT N. Y. MEETING
DR.. George J. Gordon left on Thurs
day evening for New York City,
where he is to attend the meeting of
the National Executive Committee of
the Zionist Organization Of America.
DR.. Gordon, has for several years,
been member of the Executive. The
meeting of the committee will be the
most important held in years, as the
presence of the world leaders of Zion
ism will bring to head the policies
in America held in allegiance by the
Zionist organization. On Sunday aft
ernoon, DR.. Gordon will attend the
public reception given by the Zionist
organization at the Metropolitan
Opera House, at which thousands of
Jews will come to pay honor to the
distinguished visitors from abroad.
The metropolitan newspapers have
been very generous in the space they
have devoted to the Zionist leaders,
including Prof. Einstein, DR.. Chain
Weizmann, Menahem M. Ussishkin,
and DR.. Benzion Mossinsohn, and
Sundays public welcome of these dis
tinguished Zionists is expected to
eclipse all previous welcomes in the
annals of New York Jewry.
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Today's Events


Sunset this evening marks the be.
ginning Of the JEWISH fast day OF
Yom Kippur, or the day of Atonement.
Today is the one-hundredth anniver
sary Of the birth OF James Phelan, who
was a member or the Confederate
States senate.
Delegates from many cities OF the U.
nited States and Canada will gather
in Atlanta today for the annual con-
yention Of the International Associa-
tion Of Fire Engineers.
The rules committee OF the u. S.
House of Representatives has fixed
today for beginning public hearings
in the congressional investigation of
the XII Klux Khan.
Port officials and waterway men
from the United States and Canada
are expected in Seattle today for the
tenth annual convention Of the Amer
lean Association OF Port Authorities.
High hopes are entertained in Great
Britain that a settlement of the Irish
problem will follow the conference in
London today between British cabinet
members and representatives OF Sim
Fein Ireland