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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-14
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE
 MOON

The Matinee Fan: An, don't you adore the moons soft, effuigent light;
 The Matinee Pet: cawn't say that l do, dear lady. 1t is too dim for flood light and too diffuse for a spot.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-14
NO COAL

Customer: Let me see good hod.
 Hardware Dealer: Yes, sir; cer- tainly, sir. Let me congratulate you you're the first person to ask for s:,cts an article this winter!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-14
X SOUND ARGUMENT

Mir. lsester-"No! can't afford two thousand dollars for car"
 His Wife-"But ft will be a real economy. Just think how much it will save th's season on my walking costumes"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
SOLID IMPROVEMENT NOTED



retailing and employment sHerF AZ hand
lines New Encisnd's textile and shoe mills are
fortaby The surplus of rubber tree has been
by tho owners OF 900 automobiles Dealers
in anticipating tho
needs buying with greater confidence
in cotton belt, for twrlv" months
tho chief spot trade. will hand
pou1e surplus this fall. tho
$50 bale meaning Increase Of fuzzy
the value Of tho SouthH cotton holdnEE
In holt tho heavy movement OF wheat
has sharp cancellation Of loans and sub
gold reserves at tho kanan city and
Reserve Banks. thus paving the for re-
merchandising. Consumers Of lumber and steel
who have waiting for in freight rates are be-
comon before spring may he fully offset by n
frrninr up prices The steel oorroreion will
probably expand production M It's private iroA furnaces
anticipation buying Of steel
by tho railways general construction work
In lr2s.
In noting that conditions turning for tho better.
however misleading To intimate tho no1st-
biity prosperity drnE IN" mex, few months
Tho steel Industry iE operating AZ only 70 per
cent capacity will hardly reach fuli-timc opera
tionr especially the railroads F holding
hack It also iko that the increased whole
buying reflect merely
hand nil-in orders rather than genuine
turn cycle H important n0vcrtheless
That rurply coming together well
adjusted that In tho South and Wost tho er-
chants farmers last year exhibited despair
rardi-e indifference regarding their debts
arc seriously reduce their bank loans
and planning arrive at normal economic condition
n speedily possible.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Union and independence

The British premier and cabinet have made what
lis presumably their last and utmost offer the Irish
Republicans. They hsve agreed meet with the Irsh
and discuss with them the future rea
tons between the islands subject limitations
ireland is to remain part of the British empire and
the people Of Ulster sha, be guaranteed adequate pro-
lection.
IF this offer is sr-epted by President de vslers
and his sssociatessnd it is not that it --l be
acoepted-two courses remain There is no further
cession that be made without abandoning imperial
authority. The British must either recognize
the independence Of Ireland and proceed to make the
best possible arrangements upon that basis.
proceed to enforce its authority in the only possible
manner, that Is, by war.
From the viewpoint of either party that party has
eier and ncontestabe clam of right and instice The
British profess willingness to concede everything but
"a separation from the empire. The Irish declare That
they VIII accept nothing less than the independence Of
united Ireland. There ia way in which these two
declarations be reccnced. No compromise is pos
sble bong both parties hold their present positions
Soon OF late OF the other party must yield to
force il not to In The United States, Ire
land and in England. ther. is difference of opinion
to the merits of the conflicting demands. But Amer
leans sy unte at least in the desire that eonrov
shall be settled peacefully. and that it shall be set
tied in such way to bring the greatest amount of
future good both to Ireland and to Great Britain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

beef cattie7-J. r.
a. Texas. Iowa. and Nebraska arc
tho leading cattle etatos Tho follow
Ing figures show tho number of cat
TeraH. i.5tI.ooo. Iowa. 2.ose.ooo.
Sehrasks- 2.s5o.ooo.
@ What arc tho floating gardens
of Mexico City7-G. a. X.
4. Tho IA virs and other canals
connect the city Of Mexico with yum
paEno. Naitocan. San Cristobai. Tex
COCO. Chalco and Sochtr1ilco lakes
on theEa waterways 60 many flowers
grow that they arc called floating
ssrdena
o. Has y colorod man over gone
higher than lieutenant in the Army
R r
a. About 1900 ooiored men, in
rludinE ESQ of the Medical Corps and
So Negro chspiainE were commirsion-
"a "a army officers during tho World
War The highest rank held by a
Negro in the late war waa that Of
Colonel. This rank waH held by OTIS
p. Duncan. who wsn promoted 70 tho
rank Of Colonel when the old sth
uiinois Regiment was sent ov.rseaa
sH the 7T0th Infantry Regiment Of
the regular army This regiment won
the croiv de Gusrre one other
cciored man siso holds the rank Of
Colonel He is Charles Young. a
veteran N several wars and Grad
uaio Of West Point
o whs, color ia an Airedaie ter
rier - r. q
4 The color Of a pure bred Airs-
dale ir as follows Crown back and
sidee. black and face, throat and
limbs. tan.
o what is the meaning Of tho or
nreesion - have met my waterloo ?"
M w.
s when Napoleon fought the
Battle Of Waterloo. he met hia great
oct defeat u vas n decisive one
which marked the beginning Of the
oud nf hiu career. From this ctrrur b
stances. VIC use the word Waterloo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
IN DAYS NEWS"

The Right Hon Charles J. Doberty.
who shAlNs with Sir Robert Borden
the honor OF betnS ono of Canada's
nominees to the tnterns tonAi court OF
Justice under the League OF Nations.
will soon complete full decade OF
esrv1ce a. minister of JUSTICE IN the
Dominion cabinet Mr.. Dohcrty was
born in Montreal And received his sdu-
cation At McGi1i university. After
having been 6zfeated twice for the
Qusosc lesislafure he entered federal
politics In teB a a candidate for tho
Dominion pariisnsnt Hts experience,
a. = Jurist embraced fifteen years os
sarvscs on the eur~rior court b~rcn Of
ouehcc- During this period hs ssr IN
many momsntous cases iociu-linE
thoee involving the ravsl isr1e. tbs &c
rtproctry question. and the scandals
revealed By tho invee.Ra;ion CT the
Marine department
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Hating the Germans

Some Americans are inclined to cherish hatred
of all Germans and of all German sympathizers as a
pri1ed national possession to be carefully preserved
and handed down as the inheritance of future genera
tions.
In some localities this sentiment of hatred IS so
strong that public dsapproval is manifested against
anyone that does share it. and the word Hun y
lis cast upon good Americans whose record should
place them above suspicion.
Such a continued hatred against nation is neither
Christian nor American. President Wilson always
careful draw the distinction between the Imperial
German government and the German people and while
hat distinction may have been too finely drawn some
particulars it carried important truth, and one that
should not be forgotten at the present time.
1t Is not desirable as a matter of national policy
that there shoud grow permanent hatred between
the people of the United States and those of Germany
but it is desirable that the people of both countries
should cooperate wherever possible in the of
peace liberty and civilization.
The United States of America, which set example
to the world in reconcng the sectional controversies
that resulted great may well take the lead in
restoring genuine world peace without relnqushng any
part of the fruits of victory in the World War.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Doing One Thing Well

Consider Babe Ruth. II requires no considerable
Amount Of intelligence TO hit lesthereovcred ball with
ruunded stick bu. because Babe Ruth do that
particular thing better than any other in tho world
his has become a household word thruout the
nation, and the Associated Press daily records the ball
hitting part Of the most important news.
Incidentally it is to bo considered that this ball
hitting is of the things that worth dong There
is particular benefit be gained in fame or money.
in doing something that does minister the needs
of human beings for the satisfaction Of appciies or
for comfort or entertainment or knovlcd-e.
Long ago put the principle into proverb
Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing WE'LL The
that docs something worth doing we'll better than
any one else wins the attention of the world
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

to signify that ono has me, defeat In
m dccieivo wav N 70 preclude tho
hope or future success.
o. Ny lawn trecs arc hare hecaure
NJ hairy cat~rpillars and have bunch
- of cocoonE on tree trunk snd
branches. what can be done to dc
sirov thar, IN n.
\ Csierpiiiars and ihoir cocoons
may he burned out cf lawn trees by
tho use OF torche1 placed on long
sticks
Q. Ploaro toll mo ~ and how
smoke can be converted into steam >
a n
\. The Bureau ~ Mines ssvs that
smoke cannot he converted into
-iear, but by the proper methods ~
firing more steam and less smoke can
he generated
Q. How many states have enacted
ieEisistion for world war vetersns- :
II. r. u.
a. All bu, five s,ster and the Dis
itict Of Columbia have enacted leEi1-
lstion beneficial To veterans In
value thir amounts tn over itsi.oon.-
600 LEGISLATION is pending IN other
states which may add 5000. 600 600
moro to tho state bonus total. Assist
anc, ranges from outright gifts of
money. to help in getting an educa p
ton. acquiring land. obtaining live
stock. farm machinery. or tools. or
occurring an apprenticeship In trade or
business. and even loans TN to So
ooo.
@ was baseball rsme ever post
poned because there was no one to
sea I'M. g
4 game between the Allentown
and Lancaster Clubs scheduled for
MAY ~. 1855. raH por'nonei became
ihorr we-o no spectators. 4 largo
nsrade was tho rival attraction.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
1ODAYS EVENTS

Celebration OF Admission Day in
California
Two hundredth anniversary Of tho
birth OF Edmund Pcndleton. the father
~ virginia, declaration OF independ-
enCe.
The annual Central Canada Exhibit
ton at Ottawa viii he opened today
and continued until September "a
The annual conv. ntion Of the New
Mexico Bankers Association will open
at Santa Fe today and continue over
tomorrow.
\ general primary IA 70 he held in
Maryland today for tho selection OF
candidates for the various Offices to
he filled at the fall election.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Ry FREDERIC ]. Haskin.

Washington, n. 6. sept. s-A city
Of respectable size in the Middle west
has made the experiment Of trying TO
transport Itself to and from work and
in pursuit Of pleasure without the aid
of street cars The outcome OF the eH-
pertinent. while not actually disas-
trous. has been far from pleasant for
the people of Des Moines, Iowa, where
this occurred.
After long struggles to make both
ends meet. the street cars were run
into the barns when tho company fail-
allowed to charge Then. from August
until August *. the city depended
for transportation upon bus lines.
privately owned automobiles. nay
wagons. trucks. and practically every
thing else In the line OF conveysnoes
down to roller skates iln An-ust %
the state far began. and the fair com :
rnittee arranged for the operation OF
the street cars during the time Of the
fair. guaranteeing to meet any dencit
L, Ia estimated that OF tho city =
population of Nhout i2o. 90 peoplc. lns,-
coo regularly used tho street care. Tne
first day tho city found itself without
street cars, there were about 50 hussss
on hand to try to handle this press or
peopie Crowds were swnrmirg on
every corner. ramplir< on each Other
feet kicking and nosuns. Attempting
10 force an entrance into vehicles al
ready crowded TO full capacity. The
temper of Des Moine- was drawn TO y
fine cdse hcfor. the morning was we'll
under way.
Retail merchants Immediately motto
ed IN. change People having difn-
Guilty In getting down to the shops cut
down the volume of business right
away The thousand men thrown out
Of work when Ih~ street cars shut
down cut off j part Of the purchasinS
public almost entirely for the time he
Ing.
The bus lines were reinforced by
ncwHra apers Of Des Noires foste-~d a
community spirit. distributing placsrdr
bearing large letters In black. reading
HOP IN" Th.s. were for automo-
bile windahloids, and were u.Nd gener-
ally Runanou,s built FOR two people
would haul ciEh, do-~n'own on on"
Itrip Larger cars were literally COW
cred with people clinxinE 10 tho run
ming boards and Ewarnins all over the
nnchincc
ono curious fact wae noticed about
tho crowds after few days. People
noticing that when burEcs reached
their corners they were usually tsmned
10 the window frames. took 10 walking
eight or ten blocks up the street in tho
direction opposite 10 that taken by tho
husees. In this way Il was sometimes
possible to &c, to point 20 near
where the bus started that = sea, could
be obtained. Perhaps a man would
have to walk only dozen blocks
down,ovn to his office. hut alnos, in
variabIy nc preferred 20 walk ten
hlocka uptown. paw hi, fare. and set
\ ride on a crowded and uncomfortable
CONVEYANCE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Horoscope
Bat n. Not csmpei.'
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1921.
Ccopyrisht. ls21: by The Mcclure

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER y, l"Zl.
Copyright. 1921. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Cyndicate)
Friendly stars rule today with domi-
mating power. according to astroloGy
While Neptune and Mars are in
strongly benefic aspect the Sun is ad-
verse.
1t is a time when constructive enter
rrises of every sort should have a
strong impetus. Executive matters are
helped by this rule of the stars.
At this time physicians and sur
Geons are likely to command much at
tention for the stars long have indi-
Gated that epidemics would mark this
autumn. II is not a lucky day for Of
ficers in the army or for persons in
command of men. They will do we'll
not to exercise authority while this
rule prevails.
Soldiers are to benefit from legisla
tion of from some national policy.
Whatever demands common sense
and mental balance should be push
cd today. for the planetary direction
Is most promising.
Mars gives reason to expect large
attainment in all constructive pro-
grams
The president and his administration
are subject TO the best possible sway
of the stars at this time. even though
many vexing problems must be solved.
MS Is not a faNOranle aspect tor
office-seekers or for persons who sp-
ply for positions, "a the sun Is sup
posed to cause all who can dispense
tavors to be arrogant and unrespon-
sive.
Sudden deaths appear to he fore
Swallowed still and many notables wifi
end their careers
Diet will become more than ever a
matter of careful study and real
anxiety. the seers declare.
France and Italy still seem TO he
subjected to influences that will pro-
duce serious internal difficulties.
Persons whose hirthdate " is may
expect year OF more than average
success. Special care should be taken
in all business affairs
Children born on this day win make
Guick progress in any calling they may
choose They arc subjects to Virgo
and are likely to be contsmplative and
industriAs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Pleasing Progress Toward
Rehenchment

Only very narrow partisan woud question the
sincerity of President Harding's statement that I'VE
working way ont of welter of waste and prod
igal spending most impressive rate.
There is for difference of opinion as to how
much of that expenditure necessary, and also as
to how much of it was due to the laundering the
igal spending undenable and the gigantic costs of
government not matter of political opinion but of
official statistics.
In similar fashion the records of congress and OF
the treasury department show the progress that has been
made in getting the nation back peace basis, and
relieving the people from the crushing burden of war
expenditure.
1t would be unreasonable to expect the present
administration to make this change all at once All
that s rartsans claim, and all that fairminded
expect is that progress shall be made rapidly
and with a definite purpose
There is abundant evidence in support of President
Hsrdings statement that this has been done. Not only
have the extraordinary costs been reduced with all
possible speed but the efficiency of government has been
notably increased in many departments. As matter
of permanent betement in the system of government
nothing could be of greater importance than the install
laon of the budget plan, which will make annual
saving of very large amounts with corresponding
injury to the public interests.
Some very important steps remain to be taken in
the program, of rerenchmen and resdjustment Those
will waste no effort partisan criticisms but
will recognize what has been accomplished and give
their hearty aid to further progress
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1G1SS0eraj thousand Esntuc,cy vol
untesws psksed thru Cincinnati on
their way TO jo'n the northern
army
i&E%Brirsh parliament psas~d thu
Corporation Reform act
li4ts-John Y. Msaon Of Virginia BE-
came s~crcfary OF tho navy In
PRECEDENT Poit's cabinet
1sSS-AIhar7. ~. Y. had a a ooc on
itSs-S~hsstopnl was evacuated BY the
RusHena after II months Giese
hy the French and British.
lsTn-Fmpress EuEerie. driven from
France by the fury Of the people
over tho Prussisn victories. ar
rived at Ryde
isSs-Hsnry p. PAYNE. former Uri.--i
States senator. died al Cleve-
land. Bonn at Hamilton. -. Y.
Nov. ~. 1910
f'fa-Csrdinal Msrcier Of Belgium ar
rived at New York
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

tAny rcadcr can get tho An
sWcr IN any question by writing
The Chicftaip Information Bu-
rvnu. Frederic J.. Haskin. D,-
rector. Washington. u. g This
oner applies strictly to inforn,a-
ton The Bureau cannot give
Rdvtcs on icgnl. medical and
financial matters. IL docs pos
nttempe In settle domestic tros-
bics. nor to undertake exhaust
i've research on my subject
Write your question plainly and
briefly. Give fun name and nd
dress and enclose two ccnts In
stamps for return postage. All
replies arc scnt direct 10 the IN
ouircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Josef S.ransicy. leader Of the Phil
harmonic Orchestra of New York. born
IN Bohemia. ~ years ago today
DR. james II kirkland. chancellor Of
Vanderbilt university. born at Srsrt-
anburr S. g. 20 years ago today.
Edward ". pou. representative In
congress- OF the Fourth North Carolina
district. born at TuEkoEoe. Ala. s.
years ago today.
Marguerite Snow. popular photoplay
A.sr. born at Savannah. Ca, ~ years
ago today
Victor r lawson. prominent Chi
caro- Newspaper publisher, born In Chi
caro-. II years ago today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Where 1t Started
ArrLEs LES IN AMERICA

- atfLkS IN AMERICA
copyright 1871 BY The Wheeler Srr
dicste. rrc1
me hrst cultivation Of sppls. n
Ss,nnerica was by Governor Winthrop r.
Ma.saohusetts. in 1874. Governor r.
ana. in Boston Hsrbor. was granted No.
Winthrop later. In 1879. on cordifI0-
mat ne Should plant an orchard uF9r
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
LAMAR NEWS

Trains over tho Santa F. w~r, d..
iayed several hours Tuesday when =
section Of track Was Washed out over
" of Crock between Granada and
Cohn. No. s-east bound was hour,
late as II was dorsiie-i tho other aide
Of La Junta. Except for being late no
damaFe was done n either train or
p,at~ngcrs The rain struck Lamar
about : o'clock and lasted for abou,
half an hour Reports from the west
state that tho rain was heavier be-
tween here and Las Animas.
At the meeting ~ the Young Mons
Business association held in the Bon
Mar hotel dinins room IT was finally
decided TO place a marker on tho Santa
Fe Trail At the Markham corner This
corner marks an important turn on
the highway leading into Lamar and
tho marker should be a great advcr-
fir"ncnt for the city. Routine huai-
ness took IN most nf tho clubs time
and tho allowing of several hills. the
largest and mos, important OF which
was tho Lamar subscription for tho
up-keep OF tho D-C-D highway,
amounting to ii55 for tho year hoEin-
ninS August 1st.
Reverand l.. r. Logan has received
tho appointment a. pastor NJ the
Methods, church in this city again this
year. Rev Logan has been an active
worker In the church and community
ana hia re-appointmcut meets the
hearty approval or tho congregation.
Rev Logan was appointed at tho
colorado Conference Of Methodizte at
Denver
Mr. and Mrs. Emnot Ksniston are
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
PRIZES roR DRIVERS

To hein the situation stili more. ono
Newspaper offered prizes NJ inner
iuhes to private automobile owners
who carried most people to or from
their work Records were kept and
inner tuhea distributed vholcsale.
man would load down hts car 40 that
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

The feature Of the August crop report is the great
improvement in Colorado is interested aS matter
Of general prosperity rather than of local benefit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
Foley's
Honey and Tar

COMPOUND
STOPS THAT DISTRESSING
COuGH-obeehs IL quickly sod sure
", ole.p the thros, OF phlesm and
mpeu.. and cost. the rsu. inasmed
eurfsee. with heslins. soothing medi-
cine.
Don't Cough Until Weak
~ sm 40 old lady. rs yesu old. ard
7 hsd q very bad cough from having Ia
Grippe thought il good time 10 Try
Foley'. Honey sod Tsr Compound.
spd I sen, and Got . bottle. end IL
stopped my cough. spd I got better:
So now am around the house again.
Mr. Mary Kisby, Spokane, Wssh
ne can broUe no limitation or
substitute is as good as The gen"-
inc Eoiey's Honey and Tor.
&c Harm U.-se r1 AN nuu santa 70
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

Every person who is opposed to a lowering Of wages
IN the United States should do everything IN his power
to make that decrease unnecessary
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

SOME PEOPLE EAT IT-when you
nen man purchasing several cakes
Of yesst itH no SIGN his wife IL going
tn make hresd,-Tho Pacifc Legion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

The regular soldiers in West Virginia have done
what expected of them, and no more Open violence
and nsureetion have ceased, but the industrial con-
troversv is as far from settlement
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

Every person who is interested in Pueblo ought te
be interested in the State Fair.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

The tawbonc of whale Of average
ef-s measures about seveD feet in
Henrth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09
~Ar DO You WANT TO KNOW

Washington furnishes readers. free Of
charge. with accurate and authorita.
tive answers to questions on any and
ali subjects concerning which informa-
tion can be had from tho unparalleled
reeoureee of the various fnderai gov
Of ConGresr and the many experts ard
.c.entfsts in the government service.
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TUE PUEBLO CHIDFTAIN EyFORMA-
TON BUREAU,
DeoA4Rse J. Haskfn. Dt1ecfsR.
waahfAgt0a. d. G.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

Nr. and Nrr Emuot Esnistor ar
the proud parents ~ twins, hoy anc
a girl. born yesterday morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
sevaral deaths resulted from street
car strike riots in Brooklyn.
Much destruction caused by Earth
quake on south slopes Of the Alps
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-09

which states raise the mos,