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Democratic messenger., 1921-04-16
The Good
Morning Man
BY r. RAY BAKER
IS. 1921. BY Mcclure Newspaper syndieAts)

Dash. dash, dot. pause, dash dash.
IL was gloomy, rainy morning. aud
Stella Clark had been In anything
but cheerful frame of mind when
She opened The telegraph office few
minutes before set the umbrella in "a
back room. where ii could dry. shed
her light coat and her hat, gave her
busneSs.ikc knob OF black hair II
pat or two, aud prepared for business
She had felt like Joining the clouds
in good cry. for rainy day seemed
10 have Il more dampcnng effect oh
Stella than on the average person.
Perhaps 1t was because her only love
affair terminated on such day four
years ago. when Glen HartlOw went
away angry after furious quarrel
ana never came back. And Stella
would have been willing To give her
life to Glen, although she would not
yield t0 him H. an argument that
arose from misunderstanding nj Il
dance. hence The quarrel and the
parting. Ii happened in distant
state.
There was little excitement IN
Stclla's life uS manager and chief op-
orator of the telegraph office IN this
small resort city. There WAS plenty
of work In the summer, and She had
an assistant thcn, but In the fall things
were pretty quiet She was sitting at
A gtt,
To happen when she took note of that
message IN the language Of Morse:
Dash. dash. dot. pause. dash dash.
The sounds meant &c. NJ" which
stood for good morning"
81 can't say that ii is. but like
his spirit. and also rather farcy the
firm. clear, decisive manner in which
he handles the key. Wouldn't he
make wonderful husband? You don't
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-16
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Democratic messenger., 1921-04-16

COLVINC the transportation
problems of the world for over
~ 68 years has given To Studc-
baker an experience that emincntly
qualities them to produce enclosed
cars that are not only beautiful and
comfortable, but highly practical
as well.
The New LICHT.SIx SEDAN is a
masterpiece of the coach-builders
art, not only from the standpoint of
beauty of line, and rich appoint
mcnts, but more because il reflects
that inbuili quality of stability
gained only by those many years
of experience.
Democratic messenger., 1921-04-16
For rhouoh,fuI Mothers.

Just as soon and 81 far uS We pour
into our sch0ols the songs poems and
literature of mercy toward the lower
creatures. just 50 soon and ;" far shall
we reach the roots not only Of cruelty
but of crime
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
HOUSE VOTES MILLIONS
TO AID HUNGRY RUSSIA
Measure Provides Send in 9
= $20,000,00O Worth of
Grain Abroad

Washington. D. c.. Dec. IA bill
authorizing tho spending Of f20ooo.o"o
out of tho funds OF the United states
Grain corporation for relief of the dis
tressed and starving people of Russia.
was passed tonight by tho house. III
to 81.
opponents Of the measure forced a
roll call on tho ground that tho vote.
as ANNOUNCED. did not include q
quorum. The roll call resulted Isl to IL
and the bill goes to tho senate.
In two hours of debate over tho
measure the house attempted to chop
II 10 pieces with amendments. The fret
test was on an amendment to reduce
the amount from $4,000. .ooo TO 10000
600 witch Nns defeated IS to 40. Pro-
testing. against use of funds for the
people Of any foreign nation Chairman
Madden of tho apprcpris lions commit
toe said IL was easy to vote a tax on
the backs of the American people and
cry AT tie same time for economy.
"There are conditions OF distress IN
this country which would appal con-
gresa II dared TO relate them he
shouted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
NAMES OF LEADERS m
.B00B PLOT CONFESSED
Man Held BY Polish Police
Trailed By Z. S.
Sleuth


Warsaw. Dec. I,.-tRy The Associat-
cd PrezsD-Furth.r statements rela-
tive to tho Wall street bomb explosion
have been made by Wolfe Lindcnfeid.
arrested by the Polish police yesterday
on suspicion OF having been implicated
In the explosion and who mndc full
confession giving the names OF the
ring leaders and other information.
These statements arc being trans
lated into English.
According to Sylvester Cosgrovc OF
tho American department of Justice.
Mt whose request tho arrest was made,
t.indcnfeld has avoided questions
concerning his whereabouts on the day
of tho explosion. He admits however.
he was in Manhattan and 10 the di-
rect question: Where we're YOU at the
time OF tho explosion he made the
reply: Up town
The suspect. tho American agent as
scrts, has not told all regarding his
New york's connections. His move
mcnts sine, he left New York. have
bcen fully traced. except for one
month. on which he is silent. ono ad-
mission made by Linderfsld " that in
August. he went to Moscow, spending
hfs weeks there.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
B'.I||B;Y'''S 81 : MURDER
TRIAL TO Open
HERE MONDAY
Man Is Charged With
Staying His Wife
Last Summer

Ihet most sensational trial OF the
year in Pueblo county begins tomor-
row. before Judge S. d. -Trimble in
division A of the district court.
Frank Biby is charged with shoot
ing his wife, Charlotte Biby, SO ef
fectually that she died of the wounds;
the charge is first degree murder.
s at /. point in the lower portion of
East Pueblo known as the Wiley &
Chamberlin addition.
Seventeen witnesses are indorsed on
the information filed by the district
attorney, and how many will testify
for the defense7is not known. 1t is eS-
pected that the selection and accept
ance of II men to try the case will
occupy much time. This Is always true
in this character of cases. but it is
anticipated 1t will be particularly SO
lego of excusing IA men. besides those
who may be challenged for cause.
4 petition was fioi by Judge J. Fl.
H. Low, representing the defendant,
for a change of venue, not only from
this county, but from this judicial
district, alleging that tho prejudice
against Biby was so strong following
tho newspaper accounts OF tho crime
that a fair trial hero could not be had;
1t was cited that the sheriff had
found 1t necessary to remove Biby
from the Pueblo jail to avoid mob
violence; also many newspaper
articles were attached to the petition.
Later, however. defendants attorney
stated he did not caro- to press. the
petition and It was denied by tho
court.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
BUILDING RIGHTS
Are SOUGHT BY
FRENCH NAVY
Substitution Of 5-5-3-3
Program for 5-5-3
Is Hint

Washington. D. c., Doc 1T.-(By the
Associated Press.)-AffIrmation of-the
right to build rather than the inten-
ton to build warships considerably
beyond the present strength of the
French navy was the outstanding
theme In the presentation today OF the
French point of view to the naval
committee OF 10 by NJ. Sarraut, head
OF the French arms delegation.
No figures were mentioned, II IL
understood except that at one moment
NJ. Sarraut remarked that a contem-
plated increase was the addition of
fourth squadron to tho three that
France now has.
His purpose in tho presentation was
understood to place committee mem
bers In full possession of all the con-
siderations which entered into the
French governments desire to have a
navy that should correspond TO her
needs.
He is said to have stated that the
French delegation was awaiting the
development of the various reasons
underlying the conclusion of the three
major naval powers. in a 5-5-3 ration.
France. he said, was just entering
into a discussion of the subject which
had occupied tho three powers for
some time and he desired to 20 into
a fun explanation OF the French posi-
ton in preparation for scompIete
discussion of tho proportionate
strength OF naviec.
France. hc added. had no intention
OF attempting 1t present to build up
to what she regarded as her require
ments. 1t was a question rather. he
explained of the admission OF tho right
to build instead of completion Of a
specific building scheme Altho he
did not ssk for ratio the central
coneiusion Of some who hoard him
was that he w-as directing his remarks
toward substitution of the formula.
b-6-7-3 for that of the 5-5-s. lie Is
Understood to have said with en-
phasis that France would not be con-
tent with suskesions made outside
thu conference and to some extent in
side, that she should have, an sliot-
m~nt OF I75.0oo tons In capital ships
which would place ,hcr for tho next
ten years. he ccptended. in position
greatly inferior" to England.
Mfr. Hughes at the conclusion of the
session spoke appreciatively of tho
spirit and the substance of Mr.. Sar-
rauts remarks. making some alluMon
also to the part France had taken In
tho war.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
CURFEW TOBE ENFORCED AS
!. RIOTS SWEEP OVER BELFAST

persons were shot, William Froudht,
30 years old. being wounded In the
abdomen and his son in tho les. An
other young man was attacked by
crowd and badly beaten.
A victim In another part of the city
was John Devanncy. 80. who was shot
in tho chest and severely wounded.
Tomorrow is tho anniversary OF the
closing of the gates of Derry bopdon
derry in 1925. whom was bcguf the
famous siege by the forces OF James
II. which Is commemoratcd in Ulster
by tho burning In cffigy of the traitor
governor This celebration. II is feared
Will arccntuatc tho heated feeling.
The afternoons incidents included
an attack on n tram car crow whom
tho police rescued. Edward Brennan OF
the Sim Fein area was shot and killed
Another man. William Thompson. was
wounded by suiper.
The passengers In the tram war riot
zone were compelled to lie on the bot
toms OF the cars.
The o'clock rurfew will he enforced
in tho affected zone beginning tonight.
II was announced today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
TWO HELD IN ALLEGED
s50o,oOO GOODS FRAUD

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 1.-TWO men siv-
ing their names as ]. n. Schwartz and
Max Gc,dstein were arrested here to-
night BY federal agents who charged
that they had obtained goods valued
at s,Oa,0oa from unsuspecting nrins
thruout the country for the last year
+. W. Hill manager of the depart
ment Of investigation OF the National
association Of crcditmen was instru-
mental In bringing abou, their arrest
According TO the federal agents. the
men, who had been convicted in New
York in 1918 for similar offonse
would establish an office in city.
take the name OF leading merchant
and place orders for goods with firms
in other cities.
These firms believing the merrha nj ,
had moved their quarters would sh'p
the goods on credit. the men would
dispose of it. and then leave the city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
LEWIS DENIES C.F.&I.'
MINERS LOSE SUPPORT
we Are Assisting Men and
DO Not Intend to Dis
-, continue.

Springfield. Ill. Dec. 1I-tBy The
Associated PressD-f'inancial support
OF tho Colorado mine strikers to the
oxtent of the ointcrna,ionai's ability,
Will be continued" President John l..
Lewis. OF tho United Mine Workers
of America. declared hero this morn
ing. There has been no change In
tho policy OF the international. Mr.
Lewis said.
"we have not withdrawn financial
support" Mr.. Lewis emphasized. we
arc assisting Colorado miners in their
fight against wagn reductions and
havc no intention of discontinuinE IT..
Request for Ecucrnf system OF re-
lief in Colorado has been asked by
district Is. but no action on that re-
quest has been taken by tho inter-
national board.
II cannot predict what action the
board Will take" he said. F
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
OKLAHOMA JAIL GUARDED As CLAN
SAYS It WILL TAKE PRISONERS

Ardmore. Okla. Doc. i1.-With seven
men In Jail. five charged with the
murder OF Joseph Carroll and John
Smith at Wilson. and tho finding of
the body OF G. q. Sims. Ardmore
policeman. Sheriff Buck Barrett Is
keeping a close guard at tho Carter
county Jail today.
I.ate tonight the sheriff received
letter signed ''Tlau Number :. Ard
more. Oklahoma saying that an at
tempt would be mnde To take the
Smith boys from tho Jail.
shooting are Reverend Leon .falius
Baptist minister of Hehldton; John
Smith butcher Of Healdten j. y.
o;iilis nj stock raiser of Ardmore; jeff
smith and curiey smith, both OF VII
son.
Walter Carroll. relative OF Joseph
Carroll and ". A. Heusley. both OF
Wilson. said to have been in the car
roll home at the time Of the shoot
ing. arc being held for investigation. \
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

London. Bns.. Dec. iT.-tBy the As
sccinted Pressp Mondays conference
between Fremiers Lloyd-George and NJ
BRAND on repsra,ions is described by
tho newspapers as tho most fstefu'
since the Versailles treaty was con-
cluded.
The meeting was arranged hefore
Germany's official declaration of her
inability to pay reparations INSTALL
ments and there IL a disposition In
some sections OF the press to regard
the German move as measure 10
bring pressure TO bear on this meeting
This view 10 confined mainly to those
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
HOLD sTEPMOIHER As
TWO CHILDREN DROWN

Waukeshs. Wis. Dec i..-Mrs.
f'rieds Zimmerman. stepmother OF
Ruth Zimmerman. : years old and Ell
mer. 2. whose bodies werc found Fri
day in u cistern ut the Zimmerman
homo In Dconomowoc was arrested to-
day on - warrant charging murder.
After questioning Mrs. Zimmerms n
at tho cccromowoc Jail where she
was being held following tho finding
of the bodies. county authorities took
her to tho homo aud told her to re-
enact what had happened. Mrs. Zim-
norman. they stated told several CON
nicting stories but in the main her
version was that she. and the children
fell in tho cistcrn trying to rescue a
duck.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

preliminary hearing will he held carly
next week. " was said.
Authorities say they arc of the opin-
ion that the slayings were the outcome
of visit by masked men to tho Car
roll home. Warnings had been given
Carroll. who Ia said to have been a
bootleeSer.- that he must stop "or
leave tho country"
Tho authorities say they believe
that men went to give Carroll n
fIcsrine and that carroll had been
informed and went to the door Will,
a gun in hie hand. Seeing the masked
men ha attempted 30 shoot but was
shot in tho face. In the fight that
followed John Smith was inorts'ly
wounded and Jeff Smith was shot in
tho left leg.
The finding OF Sims body cannot
be explained to police. When foun4 a,
what is said by police to be tn. gath
orinE place for tho 1<u kluN kiau
several masks werc IN the ground
Il AZ his body.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
COURT AT7ACHE
DIES SUDDENLY
Special to The chicftain. +,

Special TO The chieftain.,
Canon city. Colo. Dec. I'.-Michael
Il. Gcrahty. bailiff OF Fremont county
district court. civil war veteran. drop
ped dead in the court room yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock almost immc-
distely after he had announced tho
close of court. Most OF the attorneys.
litigsnts and other persons who had
been in tho court room had left. Judge
James l.. Cooper had stepped into his
office. which adjoirs the court room.
whom he heard slight commoticn and
looked out the door which was open
and saw GeraEhty lying on tho floor.
pr. II. q. Graves WAS summoned, ar
riying at tho court room In few min
utes. and tried to revive c;craEh,y but
death had come instantly. Gcraghty
was confidential messenger to Presi-
dent James Buchanan during tho four
years of his presidency and was also
confidential messenger 10 President
Abraham Lincoln for tho first two
years OF his administration. resiEning
TO enter tho u. $. navy where ho rc-
n,ained With the na0nl forces until
the end of the war.
He was born In ireland. February is.
1882. lie came to Colorado as 4 pioneer
miner and prosrector. going to Lead
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
much HINGES ON MONDAY EPARATIONSMEET

newspapers known for their strong sd-
yocscy of former alliance between
Great Britain aud France. The gen
orsi opinion is that the wirtb govern
ment has tried TO meet .ts cbIiEa tions
and that It will be necessary to grant
Germany a delay Of a fcw months IL
not actual moratorium.
According TO the Evening Standard
Germany has Offered to pay tile allies
on account the equivalent of flo Oon. 200
in January and fiji 900 900 or 1000 900
in February or about half the sums
due.
That there are only two alternatives
is the common opinion here either to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

grant mora torium or insist that Ger
many is able 10 pay, the latter prvt-
ably entaiiing the fall of tho German
government.
Sir John bradbury. British represep-
tatiNc in the repsrstious commission I,
Ia reported in official quarters fsyors
snnuliing the debt for military PEN
sions. 1t Is thought that Mondays
meeting might result in another con-
vening of the supreme council speedily
because some decision to present 10
Germany must he made befors the mid
die Of January when the ins,allment
IA due.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Belfast. Dec, 1,.-CBy The Associat-
ed Press)-Fiercc firing broke out in
the Newtownards Roads section and
East Belfast today. The firing was SO
intense that tram ear service was su-
tho rioters by tho crown forces.
An cmployc of tho tram service was
shot dead and at least six persons arc
known 10 have been wounded.
In tho Baiiymacarrott district. two
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
DdfL REHIiN,S IN
SECRET SESSION LATE

Dublin, Dee. 1.-THE Dali Eiresnn
remained in secret session until late
tonight in an endeavor to thresh out
personal political difficulties among
it's members with the prospect that
they might come out into public ses-
sion ON Monday reconciled at least to
the extent Of presenting solid front
in their attitude toward the AUvlo-
Irish treaty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
BARY. FALLiS HEAD
FIRST IN HOT ASHES

Denver, Dec. 17.-Elyria schiffner.
months old. tumbled from her go
cart and fell headfirst into pail OF
red hot ashes In front of her parents
home shere today. Tho infant Is In n
critical condition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

II may be that public sentiment is
an island of prejudice surrounded by
nm ocean of ignorance. but whatever
else it ia. public sentiment is the Big
Ross in this man and woman g coun-
Try. And public sentiment is against
tho booze business, wholesale, retail
and every other way.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Admitting tha, the United States.
from Pixies Peak to Toboken. is as
wet as the deck Of a destroyer in a
head sea, that alcohol viii .bc made as
long as grain will fcrmeut, and flat
some people will drink alcohol when
ever they can get II, the fnst remains
that present conditions are better
than they were before prohibition BE-
came more >. less of fact.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Outside of Chicago and few other
pisces where poisoning ones fellow
human beings for profit is regarded as
one of the inalienable rights of man.
the person Who would vote FOR local
option or for high, low or middle Ii
oenscs for whisky shops is as rare as
tho alfalfa grower who has made
money in lp2l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Prohibition will make the u. S. A.
completely dry when an amendment
to the constitution will prevent sugar
turning into alcohol when the condi-
iions are right for fermentation. But
that kind of prohibition is one thing
and the return of the old time saloon
IL quite another 'hing,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
FRENCH NAVY PLANS LACK PARIS @. K
The Spot Light

Spotting The L. S. A. from the high
attitudes tbs glorious winter morn, |
am reminded of what Captain Nosn
said TO Ham on the forty first day ont.
Freely translated it runs: Who Ill
Georgia said this is dry country :
Since then floods have occasionally
spread OYER the earth from Ararat to
Pueblo, but if one believes all lie reads
ard ;,ears nothing was ever really vet
Until after the passage of the Vol
stead act
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

A lone ray of hope comes from Chi
cage. where, according ta recent
news item, the police have ordered the
saloons closed during the packers
strike 1t eau no longer b, cl ,nnsd
that Chicago policeman is :oo inno-
cent 10 know saloon who lie secs
one.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18
Weather

Sunday increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer; Monday un-
settled possibly occasional :
snow north and west portions;
: colder east portion. ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Continued or PAGE sev.nJ
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-18

Continued on raxe Seven,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
DEDICATE NEW CHANCEL
Bishop Cook Will Deliver Address
Tomorrow at st. Johns
p. e. Church.

Tomorrow. Palm Sunday. the new
chapcol viii be dedicated nt ~. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church. In con-
noction with tho confirmation ser
vice, Mt which time Bishop Philip Cook
will deliver nm address. Tho program
for services tomorrow In as follows:
II n. m-~ProcessionsI hymn. af6,
''Hoaannah % the Living Lord
CDykes); dedica tion Of new ohancsl:
hymn 4s3, Christ is Made tho Sure
Foundation" tamart): confirmation
service hymn SO 90 Forward. Chris
tian Soldier (amarfJ: two verses 10
be sung as the candidates approach the
altar, remaining verses ns they return
to their Bents: address. the Rt. Rev.
Philip Cook. ID. n. offertory anthem,
words of hymn 409 CDay). written
especially for this occasion: recessionai
hymn. SOC. Soldiers Of Christ. Arise"
1I1lrcyD.
IEvcnsonR. 745 y. m.-Proceasional
hymn. 3I6. "Hoannnnh 70 tho Living
Lord Dykes sMaguifcnt" IN q
tGadsbyD. "Nunc Dimittis' in G tGads-
by hymn. G42 "Tnrry with Nc, o Ny
Say iour" (Dykea) hymn. 357. ~ Jesus.
Thou Art Standing" (KnechJ: ser
mon. offcrtory anthem. King Ever
Glorious (Stainerl rcccssional hymn
503 Soldiers ~ Christ Arise" CElvcy)
Services during Holy Week will be
rs folioNa
Monday. 30 q m holy communion
Tuesday, 1000 m. holy communion
Wednesday,. Thursday 500 p m, even
ing prayer Good Friday. Gao n. n.
W. II tho cross 30 n. m. chlidren''
service. 1890 a m 1nrning prayer
littha l23o IL m. possIon service
l.islIop Cnrk 500 =. III preparation foi
i.asfef communion.
Easter Dny % a m. holy commun
lon 0o n m holy communion am
sermon. $50 p. m. church school ser
Wee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
SooNpAY LENTEN SERVICES.
4 Addrcss Delivered by Rev. George &,
Peck Of baltimore,

III hia address NJ The noon -daY fSnfnn
prtVices in ~ Andrews T. T. Church
Yesterday. Rev George G. Peck. of the
Methodist General Hospital ~ Eati-
moro. stated that all mankind. Some
furtfTeIy and indirectly. others i'm
te.riausiy are seeking Jesus Christ
81 that might know where l might
ffId HIM voiecs desire tina, il hid
1au in Every human heart. according r.
Icy PorI He stated that the at
teudaur" that has continually marked
Tho i.euien services. shows that the
p.oIte have m large degree located
Tho ahiect of their search and s1
pressed n desire that ali might possess
tho JOY of satisfaction on Enster morn
ing
on Tuesday and "Wednesday of next
week. Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr..
formerly pastor ~ West Presbyterian
Church now of bridgeport. Conn. will
address tho MONDAY Lenten services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
TO PREACH IN HAfTIaoRE.

tov Leonard y smith pastor ~
Peninsula NJ T. Church Wll preach
sunday In baltimore at lubll"e service
~ Christ Church AT WIN, th" mort
gaze viii hc burned and tho church
dedicated which was hunt during his
lastorato there ten ycals aEo Frank
Mitchell II the Y. VI q A viii speak
~ the morning service hero bra plnce
of the pastor Thc pastor vill return
fer the evening service
The monthly meeting of thc Noua
Bible class will he held Nouday night
AT ! 40 O'Clock AZ tho hume If u. .
Evans. +o2 McCabc aKeuu". at which
time tho spe,ial Every Member lisito-
tian Teams viii he instructed cons
corning the raising OF tho aunual bud
get fur next Coufercnc" year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
| nion Meeting.

The Methodist Churches of tho
Eastern section Of the city VII combine
CONGREGATIONS To hold special IIoly Week
services. Week night services Viii ne
held Monday. TUESDAY and "Wednesday
nights at 7.30 al Scott. Thursdty tae
meeting will bc held II Epworth Church
aad on Friday night ~ .Ashury Church
The sacrement of the hrd $ supper
viii - administered