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The New York herald., 1921-12-14
sAIL WEDNESDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER IL.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Alfonso XIII. Havana 10Th. Luis Llanso
Bankdaie, Alicante 2ith. 80. .Elwell Co
Huron, RIO Janelro goth. ..... .Munson 5 8
Lake Farley, Lisbon 18th. .Internl Freighting
Maeyarorszag, Oran 18th. ..... Phelps Bros
Montana. London Sd. =. Atlantic Transport
Montserrat, Cadiz Both. ......... Luis Lianso
Munamar, Antilla. .Munson s
Orla, London 23d,. -....... American Metal
st Mniel, Antwerp 4th. ..........U > Army
Stockholm. Gothenburg 3D.. .Swedish-Am
DUE DECEMBER Is.
Agwistar. Marseilies 26th....... Ward Line
Arapahoe, Jacksonville 18th. Clyde Lins
Chinese Prince, Alexandria 23d.Furness- Witty
Cltta di Messina. Lisbon 4th. .Peirce Bros
Consort. Bristol som. .......J n Winchester
Dryden. Hamburg 29th. Barber Lines
Gleulyon, Victoria 2sth.. .Furness-W Witty
Hoboken, Santos 26th.. Moore & Mccormack
Hustansworth, Valencia 10Th,
Simpson, Spence G Young
Koranna. Gibraltar. .Norton-Lhiy
Nj Evans. Antwerp 2Tth........ Barber Lines
Palermo. Palermo 1st. ....... .Italie-Amerlca
Santa Marta. Santa Marta Sth. United Fruit
Sheaf Field, Turks Island 9th Columbus SIS Co
Siiene, Genoa 18th. Three star
vauban. Trinidad Stli....... .Lamport g. Holt
DUE DECEMBER Is.
City OF Savannah. Savannah 18th. Ocean IS Go
Concho Galveston 10th. Mallory Line
III Lago, New Orleans 10th Southern Pac
Ei Occidente, Galveston 10th. Southern Pac
Morristown. Seattle Nov II. Barber Lines
Orbf.s. Southampton 9th. ....... Royal MAI
PIONEER, Antwerp goth. Lloyd Royal Beige
Songvand, Santos 25th. ............S o Stray
west Kssson. London 10th. Pacific ss Co
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

9x12-ft. Royal Will
ton Rugs finished
with linen fringe
and made Of pure
ors t ed yarns.
Must be seen to be
appreciated. Sale
price ....SS2.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

other SPECIES of the shark which hab-
itate the Pacific, are to be utilized for
human needs, according to plans just
launched by business men of Homo
lulu.
Details OF the venture were made
public when committee of three
arrived from the island the other
day seeking to purchase some of the
smaller craft now idle on the Pacific
coast.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

materially lessened, British officials
declared this morning.
Alienation OF the situation is un-
derstocd to have come with intima-
tons by the French of their willing
ness to waive the immediate dis
patch OF troops to Silesia, provided
Great Britain associates itself with
France in demand on Germany
for facilities for their passage,
should the supreme council deem
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

opened today. continuing a run
which began in mild form yester-
day.
Some OF the depositors had been
in front OF the bank since a. m.
waiting to take out their money
notwithstanding reassuring state
ments issued by the bank commits
sioner, declaring the bank absolutely
sound.
Philadelphia, July 50-The North
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

western Trust company, an uptown
institution, today weathered a run
that began yesterday. A false rumor
Of the trust company's condition
started line of timid depostors
yesterday, and caused many to
withdraw funds today. When the
bank opened this morning 81 100000
in cash was on hand to pay all de-
mands
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

9x12-ft. Seamless Velvet
Rugs, made of all wool
yarns in very attractive
and popular designs. Come
early, as the quantities
are limited. Choice at
only .......... S2S.75
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Philadelphia-Boston
Banks Weather Run

Boston, July 50,-Several persons
influenced, the police say by malici-
Gus propaganda, were in line to
withdraw their deposits from the
Boston Five Cents Savings bank,
when the doors of that institution
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
French and British
Tension Has Lessened

London, July 30-(By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-The tension be-
tween Great Britain and France over
the procedure to be followed in set
tling the upper Silesia problem has
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

These vessels are to be used In a
fishing fleet to catch shark off
Hawaii. The waters adjacent to
Hawaii are said to be filled with 1
various kinds of shark, and their
skins are said to have high COM
mercial value.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

such a movement necessary. The
Berlin government has already de-
clared its willingness to accecd to
such a demand by the supreme
council.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Names sea coast in a straight.
line is 225 miles, while following the
ins and outs it is 2,486 miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Hawaiian Fisheries Band
To Hunt Man-Eating Shark
San Francisco, July 50.-Shark, the
plain, ordinary man-eating shark, and
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Reductions ranging from 300 to 5O9a are to
be found on high grade quality merchandise. And
please bear in mind that the items listed on this
page represent but very small proportion Of the
endless array Of articles for the home which we
are offering in this sale. Therefore, if you fail to
find what you want illustrated or described here
with, don't make up your mind you cannot get it
here-just remember that we could not show every
article in our ine-come tomorrow, inspect our
endless assortment of remarkable values and take
advantage Of these never to- forgotten bargains
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Beginning tomorrow morning, August. 1st, we
inaugurate the most sensational sale ever recorded
in the annals of Omaha furniture history Prompt
ly at o'clock we raise the curtains on stage Of
bargains such as you have never seen before. Fur
niture, like other commodities, has had slump in
price. In keeping with our policy of maintaining
large assortments we found ourselves with a good
supply Of many items. But in order to make room
for fresh shipments from our factories we are
taking our medicine" and have slashed prices
right and left to an almost inconceivable degree
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

9x12 It. seamless Brussels
rugs. An unusual value in
high-grade, long wearing
wool Brussels rugs. Just
one design, but a suffi-
cient quantity to ;upply
all early comers, $19.45
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
Less Wind and More Action

In a hasty skmming of the day news, two
things leap out One the word from Phoenix of the
visit of Mexican Consul Gonzales, seeking to eliminate
the poverty of some 1000 5000 Mexcans stranded in
Arizona; the other, that President Wilson vetoes the
Joint resolution aimed at reduction in the army of this
country, and that the House vetoss his veto
The prompt action of the Mexican government in
seeking for its citizens commcndable the joint
action of the Phoenix businessmen assisting them is,
also, commendable And this action will undoubtedly
unburdcn state already carrying heavy burden oil
unemployment.
But, why should thus action be of care confined to
the government of Mexco7 There many times 1900
citizens of the United States seeking employment and
the prompt action of this other young government may
well be followed example by that of
country.
The other item of army reduction, vetoes and
vctoes seems fit with the subject of this general
condition of unemployment The President says, his
veto: ~ regret that | not able to in the cond
ton of the world large the needs of the United
States any such change would Justify the restriction
upon that minimum which proposed by the house joint
resolution. That, OF course is his opinion; every
may have his opinion Tho of the world not
over; the reduction from the amount of debate and
utterances the subject of presumably
for the object of economy, rather than belief that
reduction of and men would encourage less
fare If it should become general with the powers
We have only to think backward into a few years
preceding the World war; to the faacy of that arg
ment Magazines and periodicals filled with the
beliefs of many that this country if attacked would be
unable to resist. Long tables published showing
how utterly unpreparcd in of agrgrcs-
sion by any unfrendly country. A fictivo story had
tremendous circulation, and its appeal that of the
bombardment of New York and Washington, and the
demolition of Boston and other largo eastern cities.
Yet, when the time to fight, this unprcpared
country forth with the greatest army thc world has
ever seen, and swung the balance. The carpcrs and
critics found that real sigher strives, clad with the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
Horoscope
''Tle stars IncIiae.
But DO Not Compel.'
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY @, 1871.

Tho stars incline, but do not compel
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicato)
Venus dominates this day in beue-
fic aspect, according to astroloEy. Ur-
anus also is friendly, while Jupiter is'
slightly adverse.
1t is a day most auspicious for all
affairs OF women, whether they be
sentimental or whether they bo COM
mercial.
Many honors from high places will
come to women and they will mako
honorable records in public office the
scers read from the planetary govern
ment OF tho year.
According to astrulogy there will be
disappontmcnts for ambitious women,
however but these will be due TO
thc0 0hselvcs and not to tho stars that
sway the men who WELD power. warn
ing is given that much is to be learned
by those who leave domestic duties.
Jupiter is in a place that seems TO
prcsaEc less good fortune than usual
in business affairs during this con-
figuration. Caution in new enter
prises is recommended.
Speculation is subject to mcnacins
influences. There will be losses ever
in stocks that appear altogether safe
Thrift. so long preached by astrolo-
gers. will now be practiccd from me-
cessity in many quarters, the seers
declare. but it will not be enduring
and the prophets abjurc Americans tc
be less eHtravaEant.
Lawyers will have much to do this
month, but their work may be less
profitable owing to the aspect OF Jup-
tier.
There is q sign that is unfovorabie tc
The best interests of schools, and pub
lie protests against unwise economies
in certain cities are forecast.
Crimes against women and children
which have been long prognosticated
will no: diminish, but will increase
in certain places.
Theft will he less common rs spring
advances. owing to now penalties and
stricter protection of property.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
attend diligently to business and re-
sist temptation to speculate or to
waste time In amusement. The young
will court and marry.
Children born on this day have the
augury of great good luck all thru
life. They are likely to be great
favorites and to be fond of amuse-
ment.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
The Ranger

Many Puebloans have had the pleasure, during the
last few days, of meeting a group of men who will so
down in the future as doers of deeds-thc Rangers that
arc convenins in this city Many have met them be
lore, the lonely road beside caping camp-frcs.
and thus had learned to know them for their real
worth
The Rangers arc a~bodv of fast vanishing
the true Westcner, irrespective of the location of his
birth. They have the bgncss of the out-cfdoors they
love; and the quiet manner of the mountains that
round them. They pioneers guardians, and idcnss.
As Colonel Peck told them Friday: ''The work of a
forest ranger is not highly rcmuneratvc. 1t is work
of ideals If any of you expect to attain positions
executive ability with highly rcmuncrat:ve salary,
the time quite The forest services
is the poorest paid branch of government work.
The Ranger sleeps with danger his bcd-fcllow,
and sleeps quietly; day in his usual existence is
filled with hazards than year in the life of the city
man And it is this idcasm that makes the taking of
all as the day s work u matter of enjoyment.
The Ranger is officer, guardian, protector he is
fire fighter, woodsman. doctor; his backdoor yard,
thousand and his universe stretches up
ward with all the pure, clean air of the Heavens fill
his lungs,
To meet with them, and listen, is like reading a
wonderful of the West: the quiet frendliness
and understanding of man and men, uncloudcd by hc
darkeniug glasses of suspicion that is heritage of the
crowded places
Some day, Western writer will immortal
the Ranger-our Rangers-and he will be one who has
lived with and understands them He will not cast the
Ranger hero, understand the heroes Of books
but quiet capable gentleman who happily live
thru life of ideals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
CHASING THE BIRDS OUT OF THE AIR

ting popular priced airplanes on the
market. The combined air-and-water
craft especially has become popular
toy for young men with money, and
it's purchase and use seems to be al
most unrestricted by law.
AS a result, cases of hunting in the
air have been reported with increasing
frequency. They have come from the
Atlantic coastal region, from the big
middle western rivers, from California.
In California. motion picture Aim
was made of the shooting of ducks
from an airplane, and it was subse-
quently suppressed at the request of
the Biological Survey.
When Ducks nre Pest
In California, too, was made the only
attempt to Justify the hunting of wild
fowl from airplanes. California is one
of the few places in the world where
wild ducks and geese are SO abundant
that they sometimes constitute pest
In some parts of California they de-
YOUR the rice crops at such a rate that
same measures have TO be taken to
kill them or drive them away. Every
year the Biological Survey is besought
for permits to hunt these ducks out of
season in order to keep them off the
rice fields. 1t has often appeared that
those who applied for the permits were
more interested in getting the ducks
than in saving the rice. These self-ap-
decided that the airplane would be just
the thing with which to chase the
ducks out of the country, but the
Biological Survey has not agreed with
them. 1t makes the claim that the re-
cent invention of tho self-firing
acetylene flash gun has solved the
problem of soaring the birds off the
rice fields in the most effective and
economical way. This gun is based on
the simple principle that the mixture of
water with a certain chemical makes
acetylene gas. The machine is designed
to drop tho water and effect this mix
turc at regular intervals, the resultant
gas being ignited by a pilot light. The
gun is said to be simple, inexpensive
and sure of operation. 1t will fire a
shot with a great flash and bang every
minute all night long If desired. And
it has the great advantage that 1t
scarcs away not only the ducks, but
also the black birds. which do about
half the damage, but which no one
cares to hunt. So the airplanc is not to
be used for hunting. even as a pro-
tector OF the crops.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06

Q. Is a party liable to prosecution
who makes a patented article for his
own use and does not offer 1t for sale
w. b. Q.
A. The U. S. Patent Office says that
any individual who makes an article
patented by some one else, even for
his own consumption and not for sale.
is violating the laws of the United
States Patent Office, and is liable to
prosecution.
@. What Chapter in the Bible has
four verses alike?
A. The 10th Psalm contains the
same verse in four places.
q. How heavy rain constitutes a
cloudburst? ID. I. A.
A. This term was first applied in
the United States about 1910: in India,
about 1860. No definite amount OF rain
has been assigned as the limit between
n cloudburst and n heavy rain, hut a
review OF special storms so designated
seems to fix the minimum at about
six inches of rain, falling at the rate
of 10 inches an hour. Cloudbursts are
confined to small areas, the heaviest
usually covering little more than an
acre. the lighter ones perhaps n
square mile.
q. What is tho pronunciation and
meaning of the name "CienfucSos?
r. B. f.
A. The name of this cuban city is
n Spanish word meaning hundred
fires" and is pronounced as II spelled
syen-fway-g
@. What is meant by the expression
''to unlock the atom" A. Mem.
A. The expression ito unlock inc
atom" is usually interpreted as foI-
lows: According to the atomic theory
an atom is n minute indivisiblc par
H.. i- nj 1ls
way of sayinE-to achieve the impos-
siblc, to divide the indivisible.
O. Is 1t true that the American
Army OF Occupation in Germany re
quires German women to do their laun-
dry work? w. F.
A. The War Department says that
the army units in the American Army
OF Occupation have their own laundry
companies. and do not have the work
done by German citizens. The sold
iers themselves compose these com
panies.
o. Please repeat the formula for
making paint used on the White House
w. NJ.
A. This paint is made of white lead.
10 per cent: French white zinc. so
per cent, and enough raw linsced oil
to produce n proper consistency.
O. Did Pope Siricius precede Pope
Gregory? +. ]. II.
a. Slrlclus WIS 1 'pe 'i'hi oot ~
3ee. while Gregory l was Pope from $50
to eoa.
@. What country exports the most
silk? a. A. II.
Tho Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce says tnat British Honduras
leads all other countries in exporting
silk and silk materials. The value OF
silk and silk material exported by
British Honduras in 1919 was 81 ,004. .023.
Q. Does 1t expedite matters for a
man to come to Washington to look
after the securing of d patent? II.
f. f.
A. The Patent Office does not adj
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
THE PUEBLO CHI,
of belief and that training with the birth
OF stout heart, unafraid.

armor of belief, and that training comes with the birth
of stout heart, unafrad.
However, the thing that seems inconsistent and not
at all in line with the veo which is undoubtedly the
opinion of the House, the fact that in the later
the item that Representative Oliver of Alabama,
says that he will move to report bill authorizing the
immediate construction of two aplane carriers to cost
not than S3O,OO0,0O0 cach and Representative
Brtten, of Illinois, would propose divert $52oOOooO
in appropriations for twelve destroyers, and other
armament.
These gentlemen probably favor large array of
fighting talcnt-we do not know, offhand how they
voted on the bill but the fact remains that they seem
10 be giving forth idle gusts of wind proposing these
enormous expenditures, and simply hope to delay mat
tcrs of economy in conducting affairs at Washington
with idle talk after the veto of the House.
$112OO0,OOO proposed to be spent for armament and
equipment when the House has taken the stand that
there must be reductions. 0OO0O0how many acres
of rc-claimabe land do you think this might convert
into blooming acres7 How many families could be cared
for, by the judcious expenditure of this in ways
that would eventually add to the wealth of the country
How many of re-caimabe land there waiting
in the west for the touch of waerbarren, desert land
with the water flowing unnterruptedly to the sea :?
How much wealth would these for the
futurc7
And while the unemployment continues to mount,
there is in prospect long wranges the matter of
spending enormous SUMS and Investigations of
things that dead and gone and that might be better
left for times wherein there is less to argue In
vestigatons The country is tired of Investigations, for
they lead to nothing As General Dawes stated in his
report this week. 'Thcrc is in investigation,
any more
The thing that this country demands, from those
who guide the helm, is action-less talk and
tom less -wnded filibusers trivalities and
apparent inclination to get something done. There
be before both bodies that have the
of valuc-if there arc not such mcasures-gct some.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06


ALL eliminate hence me
should be utilized involving the small
esta amount
The n reflect ondi
although responsibility conditions ttnb
This that the public
reckless spending order eliminate
the ewastco of labor and plant equipments.
spending and understanding abnormal and involved
stablns
this who practice intelligent
thrift by day. therefore, the business will keep
an even
Ones viewpoint life progress
to life be developed in ddi
The highly skill
orkmanm and Supported.
To standard of thrift think then of the
elements involved
thrift be generally pacced throughout
of
and the elimination of all waste.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
Allies of immortality
Frederick A. Hatch.

What huge number of men are thinking is,
how long are certain nations going TO give
fort to misrule, aid by trading, to. the enemies
Of order and morality of the globe.
Money counts for than decency when
money is the god Of man nation. All the
arguments which economists can offer to Justify
their contention, fail when the matter of the
higher safety of the peoples of neghboring coun-
tries comes to be consideration.
The is true of a community Some
folks do not understand that there is clear cut
boundary, discriminating the side of wrong and
the limits of right If immoral conditions exist
in my vicinity, even though may not be able to
detect their source, but one course is open to me
if friend indeed of the clean, and that is to
give aid or comfort to the friends of any men
ace to my boy or my girl. Even my pride must
not serve to limit the energy of the struggle with
evil forces.
The trouble with lot of good people is
that they are brave when they are doing all the
shouting, but cowed when the enemy lifts his
voice 1t is fair to expect the aid of all good
and women in promoting the conquest of
evil in any community, and in state. There
may be mistakes in method, probably will be, but
TO turn leaders, because they may not
fact near by clear you | may do, and to
turn against them is to afford aid and comfort
to the enemy. Whether it be pride or envy or
desire TO find chance TO get with
one, the result is TO weaken the good and
strengthen the evil.
The big thing, the outstanding thing viii not
beside tracked in the mind and heart of true
lovers of their kind, by the bowling of crowd
of Ephesians, ''great is DIANA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

wise an inventor to come to Washing
ton in regard to the patenting of his
invention. 1t advises an inventor to
secure the assistance of Il reliable
patent attorney.
.. Who was known as The Busy
body? II, l..
A. This was the nom deplume sign
ed by Benjamin Franklin to series
OF papers written in tho manner ot
Addison's Spectator. They appeared
at the time of his purchase OF tho
Philadelphia Gazette.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1T7S-Trcaty of alliance concluded be
tween the United States and
France.
1so5-More than 800 lives lost in tho
wreck of tho East Indiaman
"Abergavenny".
1s15+Unitcd States government ordered
all alien cnemic'' TO report them
selves to the marshals OF the
districts in which they resided.
1S5i-Richard Lander. famous African
explorer, died at Fernando po.
Born in Cornwall, Feb. s. 1904.
1St0-Princc Albert of Saxe-CoburS and
Gotha landed in England to mar
ry Queen Victoria.
1s90-Dclcgates from the Australian
colonies met at Melbourne to con-
slider n plan of federation.
1So9-Count Won Caprivi. who succeeded
Bismarck as chancellor of tho
German empire, died. Born Feb.
a. 1881.
12lo-Seattle was placed under military
guard because OF a general strike,
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
t'iro destroyed the buildings and OK
hibits of the Philippine exposition at
NppiIo causing n loss of & 600 ono
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
France Developing Water Power

The water power of France is esti-
mated at 10000, 900 horsepower. as COM
pared with 100000 horsepower for
Norway and 100000 horsepower for
Sweden.
Before the war only bout 75o,0ul
horsepower was useS, nut further
45o. 900 horsepower was developed dur
ing the war, and by the end of 1921.
/ 500. 900 horsepower, ar 16 per cent OF
Frances resources, will be worked.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06

(Any reader can get the an
swer to any question by writing
The Pueblo Chieftnin Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Hasktn. d.
rector, Washington, d. @. This
ofYcr Arplics strictly to Informs
don. The bureau cannot give ad-
vice on legal, medical and imam.
ciai matters. 1t docs not attemps
to settle domestic troubles, nor to
undertake exhaustive research On
any subject. Write your question
plninly and briefly. Give fuA
name and address and encaose
two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent d..
rect to the inquiref.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
Paper From Finland's Forests

The shortage OF paper in this coun-
try is being relieved by shipments
from Finland, the very first consgn-
ment consisting of more than 10000
bales. This material was loaded at
Kota by women stevedorcs.