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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Q. Was a plan ever considered to
have as many members in. tho senate
of tho United States as in the house :?
r. u. H.
A Two tentative plans were laid
before the Constitutional convention,
one by Edmund Randolph of Virginia
and one by William Patterson OF New
Jersey. The Virginia plan provided
that in each branch of the national
body representation should be accord
ing to population, while the New Jer-
sey plan called for equal representa-
ton of the states in each branch. Tho
Connecticut compromise, which was
adopted, called for equal representa-
ton in ono branch and, in the other,
representation according to population.
Q. What portion of a mans life Is
spent in eating and drinking? In
dressing? l. o. r
A. 1t has been estimated that, TAX
ing 20 years as a basis, the average
civilized human being spends six years
and ten months in eating and drink
ing and two years in dressing.
Q. When was the first president OF
the United States inaugurated? T. L. ;.
A. George Washington, first presi-
dent of The United states, was IN
on Thursday. April 30, 1883,
@. Who were the Latitudinarians!
I b.
A. This name was often applied to
a school of English writers in tho 18th
centur-- who sought to reconcile tho
Church of England and the Puritan
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
British Propose Treaty With Russia

The treaty that eonid Krassin the soviet represen.
atve has taken to Moscow for consideration does not
formally recognize the government of the Russian boil
sheviki, but it gives to that government informal
recognition, without which the proposed treaty would
be meaningless and impossible of fulfilment.
The proposed treaty does not change in any way
the character of the autocracy that has been establish
ed by terrorism under pretense of radical liberty and
does not alter in the quality of acts that were
inhuman rather than crminal, since all laws were
abolished But the fact that such tentative agreement
has been reached and that there is possibility that it
may be ratified by the present governing heads of Rus
sa and that there is further possibility that eff
fort may be made in Russia to observe the terms ef that
treaty good faith is to be taken proof that tho
Russian revolution is still in of progress It
hardly be doubted that such treaty will tend toward
the restoration of normal conditions rather than to the
prolongation of abnormal conditions there.
The shallow view Will be that the British govern
ment has entered into a working agreement with
thieves murderers and usurpers for the sake of
cal advantage So far that opinion goes, it is the
TRUTH but it does not go far enough to explain all that
lies back of the British willingness enter into trade
relations with soviet Russia We should not overlook
the fact that Great Britain has had longer and
successful experience dealing with barbarpus and
savage peoples than any other nation. Those dealings
have usually resulted in profit to Great Britain, at
least to England, but they have also contributed poN p
fully to the progress of backward and to the
development of civilization.
Great Britain is not always scrupuous as to the
methods of getting thru barred doors walls But
inside British influences the influences of civ
izaton and of law, and those influences cannot be
exerted effectively from the outside.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
1ODAY'S EVENTS

Rt. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, old
est bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, enters upon his s5th year to-
day.
The meeting of tho Alberta legisla-
turc originally scheduled for today, has
been postponed to Feb. Is because of
the illness of Premier Stewart.
Tho annual convention of the Nation
al Lumber Exporters Association will
meet today at Washington, d. C, and
continue in session over tomorrow
Several bishops of the Pro -estant
Episcopal church viii take part in
memorial services to be held in New
York today in memory of the late
Bishop Greer.
A convention to elect successor to
Bishop Charles sumner Burch of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of New
York. who died Dec. 20 will meet today
at the Cathedral of st. John the Divine,
Nsv York City.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1es2-Acadia (Nova Scotia) became a
part OF Massachusetts.
1sc3-Dr. Edward Jenner. the discover
er OF vaccination, died in London.
Born May II, l149.
1s1l-The British Minister at Washing
ton proposed joint high commits
sion for settling international
claims.
fS85-General Chinese" Gordon, famous
English soldier and administrator.
killed at khartoum. Born Jan IS.
1893.
1ss1-United States senate rejected n
proposal for woman suffrage
1S94-The khedivs OF Egypt was forced
by the British Government to re-
store British influence in his min
istry.
1e1T--Three hundred persons reported
killed by an earthquake in the
Malay Archipelago.
19lS-F'ood Administrator Hoover de-
creed whoatless Mondays and We'd
nesdays. meatless Tuesdays, and
porkless Thursdays and Saturdays.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

John Barton Payne, Secretary of the
Interior in President Wilson's cabinet,
born at Pruntytown, Va, 66 years ago
today.
Frank o. Lowden. late governor Of
Illinois, born at Sunrise City. MINI,
% years ago today.
Brig. Gen. Douglas Macarthur. Sup
crintendent of the U. s. Military Aca-
DENY. born in Arkansas. Al years ago
today.
Prof. Louis A. Bauer, u. S. govern
ment expert in terrestrial magnetism,
born in Cincinnati. 5s years ago today.
Rt. Rev. A. +. Wilmington ingram,
Bishop of London. born in Worcester
shire, England. SO years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
The Business Situation

National Comnierce New York
There confident feeling throughout tho
country developments since tho first of tho year
support improved sentiment The gradual liquidation
in many directions has materially essened the strain
bank resources and general position
proving. However. Importance export demand
marketing of American products makes it
inevitable that unstable financial conditions
throughout large part world will bo reflected
n United States for time In addi-
ton, readjustment from wartime price levels
those of normal character been progressive
affected different commodities in turn. While
been practically completed in lines, a
of readjusm necessarily in
others before business can be properly reasned to
conditions bearing the entire sua-
ton. The of these successive readjustments
should neither occasion of general pessniism
should undue optimism be enScndered by unrelated i'm
special localities lines OF business
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
Horoscope
'SThs stars Ineiise.
But Do Not Compel
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1891
Copyright. 1891. BY The Mcclure
NaWxaa mar SAndicafaA
1T Do Not Compel"

Newspaper Syndicate)
This is read by astrologers as an
uncertain day, good and evil influ-
ences contending for domination.
fic inspect. Saturn and Mars are
strongly adverse.
Weddings and love affairs should
be especially fortunate during this
sway. Material prosperity. however.
is moro definitely forecast than do
mestic harmony.
Theaters should profit by this rulo
Of the stars. which seems to indicate
large reeetpts as well as artistic sue
cesses for the season. which will pre-
sent many unusual conditions.
Business affairs should be pushed
during this planetary government
Dealers IN women's wear should bene-
fit in many unexpected ways.
While retail trade may be rather
dull at this time. wholesale interests
should be satisfactory.
Hotels and restaurants. especially
those that cater TO persons of wealth.
will have a remarkably prosperous
season. Florida and all Southern re-
sorts will gain late in the winter.
Again labor seems to be subject to
forces making for discomfort and
trouble. Unemployment will present
serious problems from this date. the
seers prophesy.
London astrologers predict that tho
late autumn of this year will be eN-
ceedingly menacing for England.
Danger OF war is foreeeen.
The public revenues will be salts
factory. according to readings made
at the beginning of the winter quart
er.
Agriculturists may find tho wealth
er for the remainder OF the winter
unsatisfactory and even menacing to
a successful season, but they will
benefit from legislation and froea
united action in matters of general
importance.
Mines and mining continue subject
to unfavorable forces that make for
labor troubles. as well as market fluc-
tuatons.
Persons whose birthdate It is may
find litigation necessary in the COM
ing year, but they should avoid re-
course to law. If born late in the
evening, they will be fortunate.
Children born on this day may be
impulsive and high strung, but
lovable and talented. They arc like
ly TO achieve much If well trained.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
FASHION hint

In accordance to the request OF
many roaders. The Chieftain has re-
sumed the fashion service which
proved 50 popular. We have made ar
rangements with the Beauty Pattern
company. of New York, to SUPPLY the
patterns to our, readers and to run N
Tho Chieftain illustrations OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. Thess
sre Of special interest and advantage
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct t.
The chieftain office but the Patterns
will b sent from the pattern COM
pany dirsct to the person ordering
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

(Any reader can get the nm
sWer to any question by writing
The Pueblo Chieftain Information
Bureau. Frederic j. Haskin, d.
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element upon the basis OF subordinnt-
Ing differences in doctrines to the
road essentials OF religion.
Q. Which was the first mems fra-
ternity? ]. NJ. T.
A. The first Greek letter society was
Phi Beta Kappa. the letters standing
for a Greek motto which Is translated
Philosophy. the guide OF life" 1t was
organized at William and Mary COL
lego December 5, 177s, as a secret So
cial club and literary society. 1t has
become an honorary fraternity to
which men and women are elected on
a basis of scholarship.
Q. How much tax was collected in
1919 for distilled spirits used for bev-
erages? How do these figures COM
pare with those of 1890? T. r,
A. During the fiscal year ended
June 90, 1919, 1916. SIS. 1876 was coll
lected on this account. During the
fiscal year ended June 20, 1920. f3.e77,-
s2i.22 was collected. being "A decrease
of s273,3o7. .s13.b.
Q. Where is 6allows Hill? e. d.
A This is a name given to hill in
the neighborhood OF Salem, Mass. on
it, during the witchcraft mania OF
1892, number of victims wero hanged
as witches. 1t is also called Witch
Hill.
., Is tho Lambs club composed en-
tirely OF professional mon? T. NJ
\. This club is composed chiefly OF
actors. dramatists and artists. Altho
professional members are admit
ted. the constitution OF the club limits
their number to one-third OF its mem
bership.
@. Is the Korean language the same
as the Chinese? W. A.
A. The Korean language belongs to
the same class of language as tho
Mongol-Tatar, Japanese and Chinese.
It has borrowed many words from the
Chinese. since Chinese was the diplo-
matte language OF the country for
many centuries. In sounds 1t differs
widely from modern Chinese, and in
grammar is nearly identical with jap
ancse.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
The Romance Of Words
.BEA NJ
Copyright, 1920. by the Wheeler
Syndicate. IncD

Ever since the early Anglo-SaIon
times, tho word beam has remained
unaltercd In spelling and adjudication
but in the old Saxon 1t was BON"
from which we get the word boom" a.
used in the phrase the boom OF a
ship" We speak OF a ship being broad
in tho beam" when referring to its
width. the term being derived from tho
great central timbors which stretch
across a wooden ship and prevent tho
sides from falling apart. and. similarly.
a ship is on her beam ends'' when
thrown over so far on her sides that
her beams. instead OF lying horizontal
ly arc more or less in an upright posi-
ton.
In tho phrase 'to kick tho beam
meaning to be surpassed or to be out
wcighed-tho analogy Is that OF pair
OF scales suspended from a cross-bsr or
beam. 4 weight in one OF these scale
without anything TO balance IL in tho
other. would throw the light scale on
the beam.
The essential characteristics OF
beam" are its length and strength and
IL is probably In recognition OF thCsp
qualities that We uso tho term gun
beam" or beam OF light"
tomorrow" Damask"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
WHYe
II the clock In the Brittsh PnrItame n I
Called "BiE Benz!
~
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler
Syndicate Inc)

copyright, ls2O, Dy tho Wheclcr
Syndicate. Inc)
While the name Big Ben" is usually
considered as applying only to tho
clock in the tower of the Houses OF
Parliament. it is also the name of the
bell which announces the hour in this
clock-a masterpiece of me-keepinE
designed, in 1851. by Lord Grimthorpc.
In conjunction with Sir G. h, Airy. the
Astronomer Royal and Mr.. Dent. Tho
bell, which is slightly cracked. was cast
by George Mears in 1858. and derives
its nickname from Sir BENJAMIN Hall.
who was the first commissioner OF
Works at the time.
This bell weighs between 13 and II
tons. and though by day its sonorous
boom is practically drowned in the roar
of the street traffic, on calm nights its
sound may be heard even beyond the
city limits of London. While numbered
among the largest bells in the world.
big Ben is not great when compare
with tho giant bell of Moscow. which
weighs no less than 12S tons.
Tomorrow-WHY do We say that
something is "taboo?"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Pattern 1890 is here pictured. It is
cut in four sizes: g. S, 10 and IL years.
A 1o-year size will require Az yards
of S6-inch material
This design may be developed with
sleeve In wrist or elbow length. Tho
dress closes at the side under the
plaits II is a good style for serge,
gingham, chambrey, percalc, poplin,
crash, taffeta and corduroy.
A pattern OF this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF loc in
silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Matthias Erzberger. German Minister
of Franco, shot by a student and cx-
cadet officer in Berlin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
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THE CHIEFTAIN has the best
quality of circulation for advertisers
of any newspaper published in Colo
RADIO. II consistently supports the up
building of the state with just regard
to every citizen. and it has the conn
dence and approval of Colorado's eeet
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Mrs. Ray Wilmer sundclson, who ar
rived in America IS years ago a friend
less immigrant. is now tho New YORK
manager OF one of the largest life in
surance companies in the UnitrI
States.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

The Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society
today will begin a three-day celobra-
ton OF its ono hundredth anniversarI
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27

Whipped Cream PuHs at A. II. O.
Bakery. 343-t 13-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27
Fannie Ward Has
NoW Returned To
Her Screen Work
IN cElEERATED HENRI BERN
STEMS FICTION SUCCESS

After an absence from this country
Oi nearly year. Fanny Ward returns
20 the screen in what is declared 10
be the greatest emotional drama of
her career. she Played aud Paid
screen adaptatioa OF Henri Bern
Stein's celebrated stage play. ia
ttafale. which is 10 appear al the
Seahree2e Opera house on Monday
and Tuesday, It viii be remembered
that Miss Wand lei Los Angeles last
year FOR Paris. but no announcements
WAS made at that time thai Miss
Wards sojourn would include any
screen activities. For this reason the
news of her newest production, which
was tilmed Id Paris under the dhec-
much interest among public. press
and the film industry.
In its yisualized form she Played
and Paid according to critics who
have seen il privately. surpass the
original story in humauness. depth OF
appeal and pathos full of action and
interest in every foot OF lis six reels
Mr. Baroncelli. one OF the most bril-
! liant OF the younger directors, has
succeeded in bringing out the heart
of the wonderful story which Henri
Bernstein conceived. He has made a
picture which critics agree viii be
one OF the film sensations of the year.
The characterization is superb. the
direction faultless and the photog-
4aphy marvellous.
Miss Ward. in the dramatic role OF
Helene de BreehebeI, who is willing
TO sacrifice her friends. home, life.
honor itself for the man she loves.
surrasses anything she has ever done
IL the past.
Jean Deaux. the well known French
actor. is her leading man. while vi
Josfre. NJ. Croue. and NJ Janvier. in
the roles oil Baron lie Bourge. Jean
( fDupree, and Bragelin. Respectively.
complete the exceptionally strong
cast
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27

alive powerful. With a beautiful bod,
ana wonderful legs he. too. like
zhvszko, in his physical greatness. is
andulsent to the faults OF lesser men
have seen him foulel on nulnher
OF occasions by excited wyesuars.
.tnuer the provccation he has WINGED
for Il second and them sralled broadly.
as though il didn't matter al All.
No finer type Of athlete can b.
found, and if to secure a champion.
ship means TO practice cruelty in lis
anlovely brutishness | verify believe
that this splendid creature will dalib.
erateiy tereeo such honor. Lewis is
a man, not beast.
The crowd likes Lewis Tor the rea.
son that It instinctiYaly recognizes in
him a combination of those traits of
which its popular heroes are made.
1t knows that Lewis is game. sports
a,aniike. fair. aggressive aud nnder
perfect control. So ii paws its tribute
TO him .nightly by demonstration of
applause which are Enthusiastically
spontaneous and weil deserved.
That's pretty hieh tribute from a
writer Of the standing and promi-
nenee OF Alfred w MeCann.
Fans an season have been calling
for better talent than was displayed
at some OF the Armoly lights. The
National Guard boys. promnilug the
fights, answered the challenge bv
putting up a staggering sum to Sc
cure the best in the worId. the cham
pion and the contender, that local
wrestling fans might see the greatest
wrestler Of the present day. and con.
sidered By many the greatest in the
game for all time. ia action at the
Armory on North Beach street.
Already word has been received
from light fans in Orlando. Sanford.
neLand and as tar away as Palatka
and St Augustine tbat strong cantin-
gents Viii he here Thursday night ga
see the world champion in action
against the Canadian champion. in a
finished fight. catch as catch can
rules, no limit set. best two out of
three tails,
1t promises 70 be a big night in the
Triple Cities. Extra attention is be
ing paid BY the National Guard to the
ladies who are expected 10 attend in
great numbers At many Of This
years bouts the fair sex have matched
the men almost equally in number
and ii is expected that the Thursday
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27
WEDGEWO0D NOVEL;
FEATURED IN 1919"
NOTED AMERICAN ACTOR SCORES
IN ARSENE LuPlN STORY BY
MAURICE LEBLANC

'S1a" an ArseBe Lupin story BY the
famous French author Maar.ee I.e-
blanc. has been Isetarized and released
By Robertson-Coia as special.
This interesting 9lran1s o. Sustained
mystery viii Sc sho@n 2londey n;
noon and evening, only oac day. a }as
New Daytona theatre
In the stellar role IS Wedgwoea
Novel; an American aetor. Who mas
distinguished himself through his pol-
trayal OF foreign types.
1t has long since been stated ny
critics that the picture with the
punch is the picture OF mystery. It
is human nature they say. to thrive
on suspense II this be 50 sis j.
the greatest mystery picture O. the
age and the one thst the puht'c has
been looking forward 70.
At the very outset. the picture
opens with problem. Robert cas-.
tlebaek. The Diamond King has re
turned from Afric. with ail The wealth
he can ever visa Tor Having ac
.complished this much. ne longs get
new fields To conquer ana has laid
plans for worldwide power. II a
certain prince can be placed apoa a
throne Castleback is quite confident
he viii have the world ait his feet With
IN short time Ii means thu upset al
all Europe but Castlehack is drunk
with success ana the tremendous IN
1eriakiag appeals to him
There ara others. unknown TO him.
Who are cogaizant Cd his aspirations
Arsene Lupia. master thief OF Europe
bus loyal son Of France, knows lie
lis bending every effort TO obtain ini-
oortant papers from Csstleback and
thus protect his country Two other
individuals, pawns in The kaiser $
espionage system are on the same
mission bent Castleback IS murdered
Developments show that the police
authorities OF Paris are divided ii their
opinion as 10 the guilty party The
coroner is positive that Lupin is
guilty The CHIEF OF police differs
III his opinion He declares Lupin
Robs the rich and gives 70 the poor.
but never commits murder Police
complications as well as the intrica-
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27
+ ranous Hammerlock VIII Get
Real Test In Local Match at
Armory Next Thursday Night

Neen sd Stranger" Lewis. world
heaNsweight wrestling champion. aaa
Constant LeMarin. champion OF Can.
ada. meet in the ioeal ring at the
Aimery this week Thursday night
two Of the greatest exponents of The
iiammerlock will decide disnnts
whica has aaged for many months no.
tween the two. the challenger for
~efn honors claiming that he is rs
great an artist Of the famous hold as
Lewis, Asst has had less opportunity 10
display i. Lewis viii give him the
chance here Thursday night.
No better selection could have haa.
made Of an opponent for Lewis than
LeAafin Tor the local bout. as he IS
the real contender for the title honors
which Lewis is holding at this time
The Two wrestle very similar in man
ner, are about the same weight and
are built proportionately. both resem.
ming the stern of battleship for
size
When Lewis was discharged from
the army as top sergeant the word
tsxcsilent was marked ON his paper
ilae day he was discharged he said to
: weh known sporting writer in Chi.
eago; 1t was a wonderful expert
enee and wouldn't sell my army
service for fortune
When Lewis was appearing in the
New York Tournament the New York
Globe printed the folfbwing written
by Alfred W McCann
Lewis is a wonderful type. agile,
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27
MEMBERS OF THE CIVIC
MENT TO IuNCH n

Members Of the Civic department
- the Palmetto club viii enjoy a
luncheon at the clubhouse al o'clock
Tuesday noon, for which most e.an-
orate plans are being made Tor the
department members Officers of the
club are kindly requested TO answer
mailed invitation by Monday evening,
IN order that arrangements Ter the
luncheon may be made
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27
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New and ready to occupy. Can be pur
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- q figure less than you can build
Ask Tor price. terms if desired. See
Mr. Conrad, 2i5 N Beach. Tel 1fg
p2-25St
An interesting dramatic recital Will
BE- given Tuesday evening al the
Tourist church in Seabreeze by Mrs.
Eva Narney Grabowsky, when also a
miscellaneous program will be given
including readings of O. Henry's and
Edgar CHESTS works
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-27
HIS FOURTH WIFE AT IS
( Newspaper Enterpri

tNewspaper Enterprise ASsociation.)
MAYFIELD. Ky. Feb It, A!thoaeh
be j. only % BRYAN Lembn has ,ust
married his fourth bride She is Miss
Elizabeth Crane. It.