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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
Better Business Conditions

Henry Clews Market Letter:
Germany's final acceptance of the ultimatum of the
Allies fulfills the predictions of the month and
the optimism of dealers in foreign exchange
who have held their bills for higher figures There
still serious financial problems to be solved in
connection with the whole matter as the publication of
the detailed terms payment clearly shows. Never
theless technical the plan
al practical consideration of the
COZ which ourselves
are likely take therein. AS the market has
digest the terms it should show the benef
effect of the
The better earning situation of the railroads
ported during the past week again bringing tho rails
forward the investment market and transactions in
issues have assumed much greater activity than
time past. outstanding
temporary of values. New testimony of rail-
road the Interstate Commerce Committee
discon of excessive Government
competition freight ships tolls
Panama Canal and other forms OF subsidy the
feasible relieving the dangerous position in
which find themselves. Meantime the
economies already made arc beginning to bear fruit
and and railroad reports made public
palmer that many of tho lines arc getting back
to A in which they able their
pens earnings 1t is announced that
will render its decision tho
on he month still
diS off IT Is doubted that the roads will
be the right to re iucc wages, and this
tnucs incentive picking railroad shares
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

pea crabs. found within oyster shells.
arc considered a delicscy. while the
cancer magister. the nrEe crab of the
Pacific Coast. is extensively used for
food in that part of the country.
.. Is Jacobs We'll sull in exist
cncc7 T.. S.
A. This wcli is near Nahlus, Syria.
II is claimed that it was hewn in tho
rock by Jacob. A church built over
the well was destroyed during the
period OF the Crusadcs.
@. What does "bacISuardation"
mean 4. NJ. p.
A. This is n term used on the Lon
don Stock Exchange. \ man sells
stocks which he does not possesH,
promising delivery on a certain day.
II at settling time tho stock has not
gone down TO point where ho can
make a profit on tho Transaction, he
sometimes makes an arrangement with
the purchaser of the stock whereby de-
livery is deferred, paying for this priv
ilese an agreed amount Of interest
known aS backvardation.
Docs n ship go to tho bottom Of
tho ocean when 1t sinks 4. Is.
A. Tho Bureau Of Standards says
that when n vessel sinks at sea. it
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
Saving the Roads

With the rapid increase of highway construction.
turnout the United States the matter of preserving the
roads has growing Importance Already the motor
trucks serious competitors with the railroads.
and it demonstrated that heavy loads be carried
with much greater economy than light loads But it has
also been demonstrated that there is limit easily reach
ed, to the load of moving vehicle and cargo. beyond
which the road rapidly battered to pieces This is true
of all roads, ravelled, surfaced paved the only diff
ference being that roads will stand heavier load
than Others
Most states therefore have in their highway law
restriction upon the weight, well upon the speed,
of loaded trucks In of the eastern states it has
also been found necessary to make special provisions to
enforce these laws by establishing scales upon which the
highway officers weigh the loaded trucks, and it is
probable that this will be done generally
1t certainly is unfair and contrary to the public in
terests to permit highways constructed at heavy
pense to the public to be smashed to pieces order to
the selfish interests of few individuals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

scntatives Of tho public. thrce repre-
lsentatives OF railroad management and
three OF railroad employees. Tho wage
increase OF July 30. 1880. was made by
tho Railroad Labor Board. and all
members OF the board participated in
tho decision. In tho proceedings at
that time and in the moro recent con-
troversy over proposed wage rcduc-
tions, tho shop crafts were represented
before the Board by n. NJ. Jewell.
president, Railroad Employers Depart
mcnt. and the maintenance OF way men
were represented by II. +. Cradle.
president of the brotherhood of that
group OF workers.
O. Where do tho best crabs come
from7 J. NJ. r..
4. The Chesapeake Bay blue crab.
tho largest speciment found along the
Atlantic Coasts is considered tho best.
While these crustaccsns were pler-
,iful fcw years ago, IT is becoming
evident that unless a closed season.
vs. declared. they will become as rare
and high priced as tcrrapin. Tho little
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
The Problem Of Disarmament


A worldwide sentiment exists at the present time
in favor of reduction of the burden Of military pre-
paredness In the United States this sentiment is prac
ticaly unanimous the only persons not sharing be-
ing those influenced by profits from munitions factor
e and few theorists who cling to the obsolete theory
shat is blessing in disguise.
This sentiment as it affects the navy is strong
than it is in relation to the army for the that
the navy is removed from the ordinary of
peaceful pursuits and for the further that naval
attack could only come from powerful government,
while army of kind is necessary safeguard
from domestic violence well from foreign attack.
This is especially true Of those nations Europe and
elsewhere that separated from possible enemies by
merely artificial and political barriers, and that hold
their Independence and integrity only thru constant
Ialertness.
The unanimous opinion in favor of naval disarma-
men does the practical obstacles that lie in
the path of its accomplishment What these obstacles
appears from examination of the positions of the
three principal nations concerned
Since the destruction of the German navy Great Brit
ain holds than the domination of the seas.
For the present there nation that could dispute
British naval supremacy, and her nearest rival is the
United States, which is regarded in England as a
willing accept plan of progressive naval decrease,
provided always that it did not place British interests
in jeopardy
The maintenance of strong Japanese navy to
be matter of national pride rather than of national in
teres Japan could hope to compete in competitive
naval building with Great Britain the United States,
but would be willing to permit the two great English
speaking nations to hold unchaenged mastery of the
For Japan, well for Great Britain, tho in
i H., -.
reluctance to rely too much upon the forbearance and
justice of a foreign power for the protection of
tional interests.
The United States faces somewhat similar aspect
Of the problem Unquestonably the defence of
the national interests is adequate navy. This nation
has the ability, both financial and mechanical to estab
sh and maintain navy greater than that of any other
nation, and having this ability the people of the United
States willing TO accept secondary place.
place national interests in the keeping of another power
than their
Under such circumstances agreement for naval
disarmament involves much than the amount of
confidence and sincere frendlincss usual in dipo-
matte negotiations. Still it true that the conditions
favorable for such agreement than they
before and many of the most powerful and
the able of the world active the effort
TO reach such agreement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

Passes to the bottom Of tho ocean and
does not remain suspended at any
given depth. This is because the spe-
CiSr gravity Of the vessel is greater
than that of tho water surrounding ~.
q. Why are rhincstones given this
name g. 7. g
\. These hriiliants were Fo-callcd
from the River Rhine. in allusion 10
tho origin Of strass OF which many of
them arc made. Strsss or lead glass.
was invented by JoEof Strasser at
StrashurE. near the Rhine, in 1850.
q. How can I secure blanket COPY
right for all pictures I take and Will
take in tho future7
y. II Is impossible to secure a
blanket copyright. n is necessary to
register each photograph
-. Is Eoapy water. in which wearing
apparel has been washed, injurious to
forest irees7 !, s. =.
A. Tho Bureau of Forestry says
'hBt soap Eudg, or water in which roap
has been dissolved wcuiT not he EooG
to use on trees. The alkaii in tho soar
would he harmful
- which fratornEl crEsniza tinn has
tho largest membership =. r. I
\ Tho largest ratcrnal association
in the United States in point of mem
hcrship Is the Independent Order OF
odd Fellows.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
IN DAYS NEWS"

Alumnae of Mount Holyoke college
have planned celebration for today
in honor OF Miss Mary T.. wooiey's
twentieth anniversary as president of
tho college. Miss woolley Is native
Of Connecticut. and the daughter Of a
clergyman. Shc was one of the first
women to be admitted to Brown uni
Nsrsity, from which institution she has
hcr \. u. degree After career as
- teacher at Wheaton college and at
Wellesley college, lasting from 1856 to
1900. In the latter year she was chosen
president Of Mount Holyokc college
During hcr career az an educator sho
has Identified herself in positive ways
With civic movements. and has become
An effective shaper OF public opinion
both in New England and in tho ma
tion. Miss WooIiey has been prolific
writer for tho press, and. earlier in her
career. was 4 writer of scholarly mon
oErspha.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
TODAY'S EVENTS

Birmingham, Ala. celebrates its
semi today.
The American Red Cross is 40 years
old today having been organized May
81, 1881.
Mount Holyoke College alumnae from
all parts of America are to gather
today for a celebration in honor of
Miss Mary +. Woolley's twentieth an
niversary as president Of the college.
Nine. Curie. the famous French sci
enlist and discoverer of radiufa. is to
be the guest of Nassar College today.
The Duke of Dcvonshirc, governor
general of Canada, is to unveii me-
mortal today at Stanley Barracks. To-
ronto, in memory OF the members of
the regiment who fell in the world war.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

cities Nothing could be gained by additional legsla
tion upon this subject.
Pueblo has active police force that is enforcing
the city ordinances to the best Of its ability under the
circumstances Some Improvement might be had from
increasing the number of policemen but that would in
volve additional expense that would not be approved
by the people at the present time.
The best thing that could happen in this line would
be for every in Pueblo whether resident in this
city passing stranger to be informed what the law
requires and then to aid in careful observance of those
requirements. The great majority of those who use
the streets understand that obedience to the city law
is duty of every good citizen and that these traffic
regulations necessary to the safety of all who
the streets There exceptions, of course, and the
reckless drivers ought to be punished not after they
have incurred the blame for serious accident but
warning before accident happens And it is part
of the duty of careful drivers and of law abiding c
to aid in the enforcement of the law and in the pre-
venton of accidents
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
Horoscope
Bst Ne Not Compel"
SATURDAY. MAY II, 1921
Copyright, 1921, by The Mcclure
NeWspaner EYndicatel


Although Jupiter and Venus are in
benefic aspect today, astrologers read
it as not altogether fortunate, for Jup-
tier. Uranus and Saturn are adverse.
Under this sway women should be
able to accomplish much in public
work, especially if associated with men
who are in. place of authority.
College professors should benefit by
this rule of the stars and hose who
are young should MAKE the best of this
days opportunities.
Notwithstanding tho superstition
concerning Friday this should be a
lucky wedding day, since it promises
prosperity well as faithful love.
Business initiative should be delayed
as enterprises begun today 1re likely
to be unsuccessful unless they are of
international scope.
Embarrassing dilemmas for the
United States will develop during the
coming months and much misunder-
standing between nations is forecast.
Congress this month will have much
important legislation about which there
may be divergence of opinion even
within party lines.
Many deaths of the aged who have
attained fame will be chronicled in the
course of the coming summer.
Saturn gives warning to farmers
that the summer will be a time of
test for them, as disappointments are
presaged by the stars, storms that dc
stroy crops will be frequent
Mercury gives promise of tho devel-
opment of our commerce and trade
should be exceedingly satisfactory dur
ing the summer montfs.
The West Indes will have time of
trouble, many unforeseen conditions
developing.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
experience business annoyance in the
coming year. In love affairs they will
be fortunate. Tho young may court
and marry.
Children born on this day will gain
respect and popularity but they may
be restless and fond of change. Girls
have the augury of marriage to an
elderly man.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1s5j-Chile adopted n constitution mod
oled after that of tho United
States.
1sS5-Thc ship canal around Sault Sta
Marie was completed.
fssn-one hundred and fifty lives lost
and a million dollars worth OF
property destroyed in a tornado
along tho Ohio river.
1Ei-United states military prison es-
tihlished at Fort Lcaycnworth by
act Of congress.
1sai-SiN anarchists executed a, Bar
cclous for completely in a plot tn
assassinatc Captain General
CampoH.
1seS-The Car and Czarina made their
official entry into MOSCOW
1909 Secretary Hay Informed III. so.,
cnvoNE that tho United States
could not intervene in tho war In
south Africa
1s1n-u. :. house Of representa- ttves
voted to submit tho woman Huf-
fraEe amendment to the states.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
The Safety Of the Streets

Safety upon the streets of Pueblo be secured
only thru general desire for safety and general
operation toward that end.
Pueblo already has up-to-datc traffic ordinance,
in accord with similar ordinances in other modern
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

OF tho 100000 to 100. .Oco. 900 stars TO
he seen thru telescope, only about
600 arc visible 10 the naked eye.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

According to word from WASH
ngton. James A. Farrell. president
Of the U. S. Steel corporation. has
agreed to accept temporarily the
Craftsmanship of the u. S. shipping
board. President Harding asked
Farrell some time ago to accept the
position.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

tAny reader cnn get tho
Ing The Pueblo Chicftnln Infor-
nation Bureau, Frederic j.
Hnskin, Director. Washington, d.
q. This offer applies strictly to
inSormntion. The Bureau Can-
not give advice on legal, medical.
and financial nnttcrs. 1t docs
not attempt TO settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake cx-
hnustiSe research on nny sub
jcct. Write your question plain
~ and briefly. Give full namo
and address and enclose two
cents In stamps for return post.
ngc. All replies arC sent direct
TO the inquircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
TODAy'S BIRTHDAYS

Augustus O Stanley. Junior United
States senator from Kentucky. horn at
ShelbyVillc. Ky, - years ago today
Ellen Wilson McAdoo. tho eldest Of
OK President Wilson's grandchildren
born In Washington. y. c. 6 years ago
today.
Gustav Lindenthai, tho engineer who
built tho great Hell Gate bridge. born
At Rrunn, Austria. ~ years ago today
DR.. Edmund Y. James. former pres
ident Of the University of Illinois, born
~ Jacksonvillc. m sc years ago TODAY.
Philip l.. Hale. Boston artist. son of
the lata Edward Everett Hale. born
In Boston, ~ yesra go today.
Ono Of tho largest English railway
companies has Christened iis biggest
locomotive "Nalor.' in memory Of tho
company emuIoyes who fell In the
war
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21

Q. Have railroad employees any
representation in the Railroad Laoor
Board7 II so. which ono got the in
crease in wages granted to common
iahorcrs OF last year. NJ. NJ
A. Tho United states Railroad La.
bor board is composed of three repre-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-21
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

House OF Representatives adopted
the Knox peace resolution.
Tho general strike in France came to
an end.
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EASY TO D|AR|KEN
YOUR ] R. GRAY HAIR
'Yeu can Bring Back Color and
Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
HeEs Tea and Sulphur. po one can
tell. because It's done SO naturally. 30
evenly. Preparing this lniSture.
though. at home is fiussy and trouble.
some. At little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use prep
eration. improved BY the addition OF
ether insredieats called .wyeth's sage age
daInpen q sponge 81 soft brush with
1t and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at time.
BY morning all gray hair disappears
and. after another appiication or two
your hair becomes bsautifuiiy dark
ened. glossy and iuxuriant. :.
Gray, faded hairs though no dis
grace. is . sign OF old age. and AZ we
all desire youthful sisd attractive
Wysth.s Sare ana Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready
to-use Preparation u = delightful toi.
let re4iisits and not a medicine. IL
% not intended for the cure, mttiga.
ssa serAprstsntiop sos disease
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or iNTEREsr TO WOMEN.

Y a prominent physician says that by
arathe largest number OF womens all
aerts are not surgical ones, that is
Yey are not cased by serious dispiace-
selts, ca growths. Symptoms similar
( character are otter brought about
4 much simpler conditions. We there
ne urge every women who suffers
rom backache, headaches, bearing
.wp pains, side ache. irregularities,
rryous despopdeney, III weakness 70
i've Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
,mponpd trill. II acts as natural
,toratiye and often prevents more
arfous troubles.
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MRS. j. r. DAVENPORT HOSTESS
TO N'tlGHBORHOOD CLUB.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. P. Dav.
export WIS hostess TO the Neighbor
hood club at her home on Egmont
street. Frangrant cut flowers were
attractively arranged. i9 the rooms
where the guests gathered for an en-
joyable game of bridge. Mrs. Thad
Parker of Macon. was guest of the
club.
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blood are bound to fall
behind. Success is yohrs
only if you have THE
snap, vigor and maghet-
ism that go with a Whole
some, rich blood supply.
Don't despair BECAUSE
others forge ahead of
you. Start right now to
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HIGH SCHOOL CLUB
F.Nn tsA Nrt, 9-fNC,n,rx,i

HIGH SCHOOL CLUB
70 HAVE FESTIVAL.
The high school club OF the Y. w.
&. a. is making plans for a festival to
DE held in one of the public parks al
II early date. AT this time these
yCnng girls will endeayor to raise
funds sufficient to send several repre-.
5entatives 10 the Girls conference at
Pine Harbor in July.
There will be delicious Ice cream
and cake, homemade candles, a grab
bag, and number of novelties for
sale. Special games will be planned
for the little people and a jolly time
is promised all who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Thomson return.
ed to Savannah yesterday after spend.
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mumford Tison.
Miss Meta Scarlet has returned to
Fancy Bluff after spending a few davs
with her sister, Mrs. A. s. Hilsman
Mrs. V. Jeffers has returned from
/ Waycross where she was the guest of
relatives. s
The friends of Miss Viroinia Kn{oht
will be- glad to know that she is al
home fnnn the hjtp bosn,tal wbaro
,, she recentIv underwear. onorotion
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Or. Annie l.. Sawyer, Miss Frances
Bailey, Mrs. Emma Garrett Boyd, and
Spencer Boyd will leave Atlanta, Sat
nday. May It'll, iling from New
York the following Wednesday on the
White Star liner, 'Creaic' for Naples.
They will spend the summer in Italy.
France, Belgium, Holland, and Eng
land returning to Atlanta August IL.
Atlanta Journal.
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old herb blood remedy.
GET S.S.S. from your
druggist today, and after
you have started taking,
write for special medical
counsel to Chief Medical
Advisor, 845 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Geer.
gia. It's free.
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The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Gibson and son will regret that
they have made their departure for
Wilmington, Del, to make their fur
ture home.
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REAL OLD NEGRO CAKE-XVALK FEATURE OF
PARAMOUNT PTCTUR The W1TCHTNG HOUR
oyratons coored Supply Many Laughs Who
See This Great William D. Taylor Production
darky thousands
Motion picture wick
William picture Bfou
Theatre today.
This furnishes
spketa aud turned
be big beer
M
found that the uitrahoden cood
fashioned
pConno Negro of solid
training and not the critics
who knew the dance from the didn't.
One of the Bell 3 E.
British tears ran
down his face In London the theatres
sor weeks have never anything more amusing"
But of interesting part OF "r
Whitening Hour of the pictures
probation Mr. Taylor assembled Including Elliott Dex
Mary Alden Ruth Edward Sutherland
Fred Turner Geneyese Clarence eda ana
Jim Blackwell.
THURSDAY THE HOUSE THAT BUILT"
william DeNlllss Productlon Chester Outing
What EVhHf NUMAN KfFoWo Over Head" Fox News
Wilson and Conrad Nagel
James N. SATURDAY
Roth Comedy Douglas Fairbanks
Paramount Magazine.
HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN"
Hawey Fox Sunshine Comedy
in pals,
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THE SORROW TUGS

THE SORROW TUGS
heres LIT of JOY in the smiling
world, there's plenty OF morning all
And laughter and songs and dances
too. whenever the days works
done;
Fail many AN hour is shing one, wher
viewed by itself apart,
But the golden threads in the warp o
life are the sorrow tugs at YOU
heart.
oh. the fun is froth and il blows away
and many a joys forgot.
And The pleasures come and the plea
sures go, and memory holds then
not:
But treasured ever yOn keep the pail
that causes y'onr tears to start,
For the sweetest hours are the one
that bring the sorrow tugs al You
heart.
II seems as you look back over things
that all that you treasure dear
Is somehow blent in a wondrous way
with q heart pang and q tear
Though many a day Is i joyous one
when viewed by itself apart.
The golden threads in the warp OF life
are the sorrow tugs at your heart
Edgar e. Guest
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Miss Bailey has many friends here
who will be Interested in the above.
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In these days Of fast competition
only full-blooded, robust, healthy
people can keep to the front. I'M
healthy weaklings with disordered
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Health and yisoF Win in
The Rade of Life

free your circulation of the impure
ties that are ham ering your health
and progress. Thousands have
done this with S.S.S., the famous
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SATURDAY.
Girls Club. Miss Ruford, Aiken. hos
tess.
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-. = ~ \ 4 4
= SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR The :
:. WEEK. :
=. = ~ \ = - = =
! WEDNESDAY
Meeting board Of directors y. w. =
A., 1890 q. H.. Wv. c: a. Han
add wednesday calendar
Circle No I of the First Methoaist
! church, Mrs. N. X. TaveL residence
llGS Union street, at4p. m,
Acaci4 club; 4 O'Clock, Mrs. Il. )
Wilson. hostess.
-
THURSDAY
Young alatrons Club, Mrs. G. q
Walker, hostess; residence Albany
street.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Club, Mrs. ]. q
Royalle. residence 500 First avenue
al p. m.
H3rmonie Club, Mrs. Edgar 3. VII
son hostess, residence 1903 Prince
street at p. N.
The New York herald., 1921-12-08

3+7 Eighth Avenue,
+ $50 West I25th Street
BROOKLYN
+5524 Fifth Avenue Cor. 56th St
7O6 Broadway, near Thornton II.
X 1867 broadway, cor. Gate. Ave.
X AIS "ifth Ave, cor. / tn st.
= $50 Manhattan Ave. tGreenpoinO
n a n carry complete lines Of w. L