Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-23

That the Municipal court, or its off,
GERS, shall report to the District httor-
ney of the county all infractions It
the prohibition law, brough to their at
tcntion or tried to conviction in their
court, and that all convictions in any
court having Jurisdiction of such IN
fractions Of the law. shall be reported
to the Collector of Internal Revenue
for the District of Colorado
.. The Jury would further recon-
mend that all pool hall licenses shall
be revoked upon the first conviction
Of gambling or bootlegging found to
exist or carried on or tolerated about
said pool hall and that said pool ha Ills
be closed, after such conviction. be-
cause of such offensss; and further,
that all tables or Devices which might
be used for the purpose of gambling.
shall be removed from in and about
a secluded place. cellar. attic or room
owned, controlled or possessed by such
pool hall owners or managers. and
that all screens, blinds, curtains and
whatever thing may obstruct the view
of the public to such pool halls or pool
rooms. shall be removed so that a clear
view may be had OF all PLAYERS. games
and tho general conduct OF the said
pool room, by officers and citizens
passing by, who desire TO inform them
selves of conditions therein, and that
no person shall be allowed TO be in or
about said pool halls under the oSe
of twenty one CID years.
4. Tho Jury would further recon
mend that the practice of having
policemxA on duty at all public dances
be morN strictly adhered to-. and. in
fact, we insist upon such police officer
being present ht and during all such
dances within tho limits of the City of
Pueblo.
The Jury would further recommend
that all school dances be had during
the daylight hours and that social
| clubs and dances and their members
/ ard Attendants lie less tolerant of NOR
al loosencss. lewd dances. improperly
attired women. drinking and gambling
in or about or in conjunction with such
entertainments. and tho members OF
such clubs. and the proprlctors of such
institutions are called upon to uphold
the dignity of our citizens and the in
toErity of the youth, by discrediinS
acts Of the nature horeinbefore set
forth and insisting that all such en-
| tertainments wherever given, and by
whomsoevcr given. shall be clean.
wholesome and uplifting.
6. The Jury would further recon-
mend and call tho attention OF ths
parents and teachers OF the commun-
ity to the fact of the astonishing
spread OF venereal diseases among tho
youth OF the land and call upon them
TO earnestly impress upon their young
people the necessity of cleanliness and
purity Of living, and that they guard
more carefully tho attire of our young
people OF high school age that their
garments shall be both moderate In
price and modest in appearance. tend
ing TO greater simplicity and sincerity
of life.
:, Tho Jury would further recon-
mend tnat in their Investigations they
have ascertalned that certain sntagor-
isuc conditions exist between employer
and employe in the business OF plumb.
inc~in that each arc viewing for selfish
interests at the expense Of tho public.
S. The Jury doplorcs tho lack
OF civic consciousness on tho part of
those citizens who have knowingly
| failed TO assist in tho prosecution of
law breakers. The Jury would further
show to Your Honor that tho work of
the Jury has bson seriously handi-
capped by those citizens who delibor-
ately failed TO sign their names to lot
tcrs sent for tho purpose of calling at
tcntion 10 violations OF the law. also,
by those who. having blatantly and
publicly Earaded information concern
ing offenders against the Law, when
brought before tho Grand Jury either
confessed absolute ignorance OF any
such violations. or. for selfish or mer-
conary motives shielded tho offendoru
thru false testimony.
The Jury would further recommend
10 the Court that another Grand JURY
he called Immediately upon tho pre-
sent Grand Jury being dissolved. for
tho purpose OF investigating matters
pertaining to tho civic interests of tho
community which, for tho lack of time.
the present Grand Jury have been un-
able to investigate. and. further, that
In the future. Grand Jurics shall be
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