Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
!, r, & /. Denies GIVING EVICTION ORDERS
The Spot Light

Latest Offering of California Nov
ing Picture Bunch Fails TO Draw Full
House-Empty Seats at Trial oil
Roscoe C. (Fatty). Arbuckle Poorly
Advertised Western Reel Fails in
Competition for Public Interest with
international Stars al Washington,
. d. C.-Overlapping of Items OF Sen
sational Appeal to Public Should be
Subject Of World Control
If things keep on going the way
they are going pretty soon we will all
catch the habit of headline English.
A fellow sits down to his usual one
up and Two over, or whatever they
call it at his fi1ling station, and with
one eye on the plate and the other
ON the source of supply, he cultivates
his mind and educates himself in cit
izenship to the following tune, to-wit:
"Red Cross Campaign Wrecks Med
icinal Becr-Roy Gardner's Guns VIII
Guard U. S. Mail--House and Senate
Riot as Prince Parades - Colorado
Strike VIII Save Fortune to British
Goycrnment--Om Rackers feJec'
New Process for Steel Making With
out Iron.'
fOf course, that isn't just the way
il IA printed in the paper, but that
il about the way the fellow reads IT,
and 10 hear him tell about it after
wards YOU know he has gone and got
what he thought he read all mixed
mn And vet there are some people
who brar that the only things they
read in the newspapers are the head
lines. Tbcy sure talk like 1t.
As a newspaper necessity headlines
vary all the way from work OF art
to literary murder in the firse degree,
but what is going to happen TO us
when We all get TO read and talk ana
think n la headlipc7 Can a minister
tell the story of Moses in two super
,stiyes and an active verb IN the
present tense7 tau lawyer argue
a roint of constitutional law i'll words
that run not more than sixteen nor
less than eight Letters TO line7 Can
a doctor prescribe for what ails you
without the use of figures, abbrevia-
tions or arbitrary symbols? Can
professor keep on protesting with
36-point Herald two line and six-line
Antique full face hanging indentf 1
should say not.
But what else are We going to do!
Once upon time public spirited
citizen was supposed TO haze more or
less acquaintance with his ne,ghbors
across the street. the members of his
own lodge, and the voters of his own
party. If he wished to go any farther
than that he was expected to find
congenial society among the ancient
Romans, Greeks or Hebrews.
But now. tho wireless telephones
are ringing everywhere and all the
b time: Koreans See America as Last
Hope Americas Waste Would Feed
Starving Millions NTartyred Armen-
isns Voice Final Appeal TO Americans
- British Statesmen Sec Way Out In
American Plan - France Approves
Washington Scheme for World Peace
Japan Suspicious of fnnks' Pres
tigc in Far East.
Congress Reviscs Tax Schedule TO
Ease Every Mans Burden Chicago
Packers Aid Western Cattle Grow
rrs-Minc Workers Turn from West
Virginia to Colorado - Federal Aid
Will Build Roads in Western Forests
Western Wages Fixed by Eastern
Steel Trust Foreign Gold Imports
Derress Cripple Greek Output-Col-
oradc Shales Supply Shortage in Ma
sionsl oil Supply.
Commerce Club Hits High Places
In Central Block-Pueblo tngrateful
After Red Cross Sereice-Plans I'm
usual Banquet for Rotarians' Annual
--Greater Puebloans Survive Recent
City Election Heavy Snowfall F'rac-