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Evening star., 1921-03-13
THE RAMBLER REVIEWS AN OLD STORY
ABOUT ANALOSTAN AND ITS PEOPLE

Capt. John L.. Naylor offers for sale
IAN excellent ssoV IS feet long by IL
feet WIDE and lined throughout with
II. inch plank which possible pur-
chasers may inspect at Dyers ferry
That was no doubt one Of the ferry
boats.
X u X *
Billy ManoEue told the Rambler a
few days aco about one OF the Ana
lostan Island ferry boats. He said:
some years prior 10 the civil war
Analostan Island became popular
picnic resort. which was conducted
under the management of "A well
known rcstauratcur of ante Hum
DAYS i'm Georgetown, named Tony
Poor. Poor for many years prior TO
the civil war conducted a famous res
taurani on what WAS then known as
NIAGARA street. a short street between
3Ist street and jefferson avenue. and
fronting on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal Tony roor's plaC" WAS As cele-
bratcd in those days as Wis tn" IA
nous Hancock, restaurant. on Penn
svlyania avenue. and nightly was fire.
quented by the most prominent men
Evening star., 1921-03-13

tn stay and talk it over. Maybe they
didn't know what to say. AS for Wee
and me, we didn't swap word until
after we got home.
Then she asks: What do you think,
Torchy?"
"Eh?" says !.
"About FL Kut?''' says Wee.
"Huh." says /. Things like that I
simply pass up. Might have been all
a fake, or it might not. But say,
don't need any glass ball and green
veil to guess that some folks have
minds that need chloride of lime on
EN-"
Copyright. 1921, BY SeweIl Eord.l
Evening star., 1921-03-13
Inspects Nursing Work
For Twelve Countries

Continued from Third Page.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Z. A ALLEN.

In view of the wrongs inflicted upon the United
States and its people by the imperial German govern
there amazing lack OF hatred the part OF
Americans toward the people of Germany Those wrongs
nave not been any time denied by the governments
or the people of Germany, but the attempt has been
made them upon the ground that they were
q military necessity. In other words Germany
ready to make upon her American friends because
b, doing she expected be able from Great
Britain and France before the military power Of the
United States could be made effective.
In spite of these wrongs the people OF the United
States would have been glad place the blame upon
the overthrown imperial government, and to accept the
people Of the German republic worthy members of
the family of nations If II had been that they have
shown themselves to be, IN peace war unworthy
Of such recognition.
Thus far there has been evidence Of general
o-ntion of and conriton for the crimes of the imperial
and popular uterances repeat the foes and the falsi
ties Of the imperial government place the blame for the
upon Gernanys victims, and express regret only
the failure of Germany to carry to successful end
the conspiracy against world peace and Civilization.
Many reputable newspapers and magazines have
printed incontestable proofs that Germany Is able
pay the pa-stioas imposed upon her by the supreme
council OF the Allies. In particular article of this
kind viii be found in the North American Review for
April the evidence therein being gathered from German
sources OF uneuesionable reliability
It is shown for instance, that the German budget
for 1e2o-H appropriates -. 100000 marks for th.
army and navy in addition to 6oo,ocoono marks 70,
the ''ssfety-p-hee.''
The number Of the civil employees and their payroll
have enormously increased, spite OF the contraction
OF There $4,000 federal enpoves IN dis
ticts where there $500 in 1914 In the depart
nent % posts and telerspns there 100000 as
compared with 16s,oo0 before the war
In the department OF labor there Is a budget Of
600 marks OF which billion marks for
the construction OF dwelling houses Yet not one Ger.
dwelling DESTROYED as result OF invasion ex.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
T0DAYS EVENTS

centenary OF the birth OF Frank Les
ne. famous Nov for. publisher.
Tho Rev. EdS- :. Lord. Oldest living
- ~ I'M nus OF Williams college, celebrates
his ll9th birthday anniversary todav
Cardinal Dougherty. tho rer Amer
lean rneubeT Of the Sacred College, Il.
20 depart from Rome today en- route
70 his home in Philadelphia
An important conference OF tobacco
growers j. TO DC held in Louisville to-
DAY 70 consider plans for a cooper
ave orsautzatioa TO market the prod
Col Newton D Baker. late secretary
OF var. Is 20 Be the guest at a han
qret 70 be given in his honor tonight
oy the Cleveland Bar association
The second annual festival q music
under the auspices c< the Oratorfo So
clety Of NeS YORK. OF which Charles
N. Schwab Is president and Waitsr
bdmroSch. conductor. Is TO b. opared
tonight In the Manhattan opera house
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
IN DAYS NEWS"

*Ashtn Stoa Gardner. .ho Is sald 20
be the Presidents choice to- the posi-
acu os commissioner ot pensions. Is
. Michigan EAs with a highly credit
able record As a solder and public Of
Seal He is native OF Ohio and
when is years Old enlisted IN the sky
Srth Ohio vof-ntec- infantry, with
which regiment he served th--ou- the
~ and was severely Injured IN the
battle os EesScA After -. rar he
GRADUATED from Ohio Wesleyan u-iyer-
s;cy ard later attended Boston uuivs--
ETY.. He p-acttcec law FOR ore year Il
GrAel EApicS. Sich-. ard then entered
ih> ministry % the Methodist Epis-
cresl church He scrTed three terms
A. secretary os stAtc % Michigan and
represented the third Michigan district
n congress from so 20 1911 Mr.. Gard
arr Is a past cou-lz1der-!a-chist os
ne Grand Army of the Espubbc-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
The Romance Of Words
"HYPOCRrTT-

Copyright. 1921. BY The wheeler
Syndicate. Inc-1
So entirely different is our latter
day use OF this word from its original
sense, that to speak OF actors as
~hypocrites'' would be understood as
casting a serious reflection upon the
entire class ot players, while. as a
matter OF fact. the two are really
synonyms from standpoint Of
etynoioSZ.
''Rypoc-ite" IS taken literally from
the ancient Greek. where II was writ
ten "hypoc-ites and. in its usual
application. implied stage player or
an actor-hsnce, one who feiErs 4.
part. a dtsseEnbler. Bu; this latter
definition OF the word Is placed By
a much clearer Light when We con-
sicc- certain pecuiLarities o, the
Grectan stage. On account OF the
immense size OF the ancient theAiers
l. was necessary. in order to avoid
a iudicrous disproportion. to make
the players-the pear
much larger than they really were.
Thus. by a hidden trumpet. they in
creased the power and volume OF
their voices. and, as they were gen
orally masked. they were, in a double
sense. ''feiEners' Our use OF
'hypocrits" in the modern manner
takes on an added point when theSe
facts are considered. and the zppar-
ent zap between actor" and "hypo-
crite" s. br!dEed BY \ simple under
standing of the history OF the latter
term
To-uo--or-''Purple
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q. When did buttons first appear
\ The history OF the button dates
back 20 Queen Elizsbeth's reign At
hrst buttons were made only for pur-
poses OF o-neinentat1ou- Brass but
tons we're hrsr made in Birmingham
England, in is.s.
Q Way was the TIP o. exploration
thru Africa undertaken oy the De-
partnent % Agriculture B L II.
a The 500 mile trip thru Africa
which was conducted by the Depart
rnent OF Agriculture vas IN search Of
new plants Tho exploration was con-
Quoted BY D.. h l. Shantz- azricul-
tu-al explorer. The principal purpose
OF Dr. Shantz's trlp vas to study the
native agriculture with an ere for
neS fruits. nut plants. forage crops
especially those adapted 10 our south
and voStl. loose sorEhuras and esp
eially wild sorshumS, grasses OF types
similar 10 sudan grass which has
proved such an important forage crop
in the seui-arid districts OF the Wes-
Tern part OF the United States. The
party left New YORK July Is. 1915 and
sailed directly TO the Cape Verde Is
lands on the Coast OF Africa and from
there 10 Cape Town where they arrived
August i1th- Prom there the journey
OF nearly s,lr1 miles was made almost
entirely thru the hesrt Of Africa
g Which is the mother OF a chicken
tho hen that lays the ce- OF the hen
that hatChes IT, :. =.
\ The hen which lays the e-- Is the
mother OF the chicken hatched there
from
9. Why are barber poles painted
-cd, white and bluez c. ? &
AFo-ncriy BARRIERS performed minor
operations in surEery. and when ne
ccsszry blcd their Patients To assist
in the operation the patient was re-
Tuirrd 70 grasp = staff. which was al
the ncressary haudaEc. When the pole
was not in use. the bandarc vas tied
20 II and hung at the door as a siEn.
~ length. instead of using the itea-
teal pole another vas Painted With
stripes around Il in imitation os the
pole and bandA-e- Lord Thuriow n a
speech in the House OF Lords on July
j.. I5ss. stated that b. q statute then
In force the barbers and surgeons were
required to use the polo as = sign and
TO have the poles striped blue and
white and a rcd rzS to denote the
particular nature Of their vocation
Q How many different language
are SPOKEN in the world7 & :. l.
4. Authorities differ widely as 10
tho number of languages and dialects
spoken - the world at the present
time Some Efvc tho number A. /. .oo.l,
others as high as 500 and 200.
@ What ts the smallest group In
Tho .Armyr-W w
4 The smallest group in ths
Army is a Corporal squad usually
composed of eight men
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
R|MPLY? WELL, ,DONTBE
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OF with Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pinpiy facs vin 10. embz-as you
much longer If you get 4 package Of
D.. Edwards Olive TABLETS The sLin
should begin to Gear after you have
taken the tablets feE nights
Cleanse the blco6. bowels and Ever
with d.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute fox calomel. there's
10 sciless or pain after taking then.
DT. EDWARDS Oiiye Tablets DO that
when calonel does. ard Just as ezec-
lively. but thsIr acton is gentle and
safe instead OF severe and irritating.
No one who takes Ore Tablets IS
eye- cursed With 4 -dar.s t,oSn taste. -
a bad breath. dull, Es,less no good
feeling. constipation. torpid liver, lad
disposition or psnply face
Olve Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed Nth olIve oil: you vii
know them by the.- olive color.
Dr.. EtEz-ds spent years amorz pa
tents afflicted nth liver and bozel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take oae Or
t~o 1,Shdy for week. See hoE uuch
better yo1 !ee! AID look. l5c and SOC.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
WHY?
DOES \ "MACkERTI SKY
[ PRtSA6E RAIN

Copyright. 1921. By The Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc-D
Tho they were as well advanc ccd
IN many other ways a. ~e arc today.
those who lived in the seventeenth
and ciShtseath centuries we're pos
sessed # wealth OF weather
wisdom 1hich has come down 10 u
iu the form Of couplsts the truth OF
which has been demonstrated By
scientific observation OF the weather.
coupled With the Use OF all manner
Of delicate Instruments. some OF
which have been Invented within the
past few years One Of these
couplets sayS that.
"MarkereI scales and mares tails
make lofty ships cary low sails" or.
translated into sIrpIe prose. that a
EnacEerel ssy presaEes rain and
stormy weather
The reason FOR this Is tha. the
small. flaky clouds which 60 10 make
Up the -mackerel sly----louds which
are known a. 'ci-ro-Cumulas'--
tain high percentage OF moisture.
and Il is matter cf only a few hours
before they Kill Join together IN a
true rain cloud. Tho appearance
OF a 'mackerel sky''. therefore. may
be taken as an almost f-faliibls in
dicstiou OF rain or stormy weather
within twelve 70 sixteen hours no
matter how bright the sun may BE-
shiliu- ~ the time. and. as a storm
usually brings clear weather I'm tts
train. q sky OF this kind may also be
taken as sign OF q forthcoming
drop in temperature.
Tomorrow-w-hy do some objects
bend AMI others break7
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

Q. Were passports necessary h>,cr.
The Word War A A
A Tne State Department say, that
before the World war & =as necessary
to have a pzsspor: fo- entrance into
RuSsLa- and for departure from Tu--
key. Germany and Austria sometimes
demanded a passport These Esrr
practically all the countries observing
such enforcement
Q. Do English universities hare a
system in which the students rcci.e as
they do In America I :. ".
\ Formal teaching A. Cambridge
and Oxford i chiefly by means OF Ice
lures Seldom = a member OF a class
called upon FOR what i America Is
known as a recitation
Q Where + the deepest ore mine :
" \ r
= The deepest ore nin- in the
-o-id Is The gold mine al So-To Teihu.
Brazil. the depth q which j. s.cts feet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Horoscope
The stars IHe,,.e,
Bat De Not Compel"
TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1871.
Copyright, 1891. by the Mcclure New


. Copyright, 1891. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.1
This is not q fortunate day, accord
ing TO astrology. Mars dominates in
evil aspect and Venus is adverse.
: During this planetary government II
is well 10 beware Of entrance to a
quarrel. as the sway tends to increase
irTitability.
All the influences are separative or
disiuteSracinE. while Mars IS in malefic
rule. so that there Is not an encour-
aging Influence for any sort OF organ
izaGon-
Owing to the position OF Venus this
day, since IL prsssges quarreis, misun-
cerstandings and even divorce.
Women may find that they must go
thru period of serious readiustments
in puoiic affairs, for the stars are read
as warning them that the time when
the novelty of their new forcefulness
IN business and politics aroused mems
chivalry IS past. Real competition Will
be severe, it is prophesied-
This is not a promising direction of
the stars for theaters, and again the
prediction OF changes in the system OF
producing plays i made
The sinister star that gave warning
OF the appearance OF dreaded con-
tsStous or infectious diseases is power
ful in its influence, the seers an
nounce-
Again the Importance Of cleansinS :
houses as well as the city streets Is
stressed by those who read the stars.
for the spring and summer may bring
much illness.
Discomfort in army and navy circles
will not abate within the year, but
there Will be much agitation tnat af-
feCis the service.
Scandals in religious organizations
seem TO be toreshadowed by the stars.
Persons whose birthdate IL il should
avoid speculation in the coming year
and should not risk money.
Children born on this day NAV be
careless with their money and should
be taught economy. These subjects OF
Aries have Mars as their PRINCIPAL
ruling planet and are usually aub.-
tlous. dcternincd and successfuL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

eep by bombs, but Germany is pleading poverty
reason for not repairing damages IN Belgium and
France.
In 1914 the interest Gernany's domestic debt
was about 25o0oo,o00 marks; it is 12.50o,0 900.
Which should Germany pay first, her debt TO her own
people upon their money loaned to make war, or her
debt those neichbors whom she has robbed cspoed
and outraged
In The past year many large German concerns have
been making enormous profits The krupps, from thei;
statements, showed profits of 7S,50O00o ks,
and dozen other big establishments declared from
i5 10 so per cent. dividends.
Another line of argument, from another source
proves that the Of the Germany including
the proposed payment for reparations is actually less
IN comparison with German wealth and Germany's In
come before the than the costs that Will
TO be paid by the people of France and the people of
England And in this connection it should be renem-
bered that German industries thru the with
out the destruction OF invading armies whereas the
tories of Belgium and Of northern France delIb
erately looted and robbed necessary part of
military operations but result of purpose of de-
sroyin industrial competition for the period after the
No one would claim that German, can easily pay
the penalties that imposed upon her BY the opera
tions the treaty of Versailles no reasonable man
would claim that those penalties should be as could
be easily paid
The German imperial government, with the ap-
provsl OF the German people, undertook huge cam
Palsn Of aggression for the purpose of military conquest
and commercial expansion. In that campaign Germany
violated her solemn treaties outraged international law
made war upon friendly nations inflicted unreasonable
loss and suffering upon the people of the world 1per
lied civilization and made with ruthless cruelty
that aroused universal horror The neutral nations Of
the world those Immediately under the eonstaini
OF German military power, forced into the ranks
Of Gernanyis enemies, ineonteztable proof of the
wrong of the German cause
Having lost the fight, Germany must pay all tba,
she Is able TO pay. That payment is demanded by the
principles Of justice 1t is demanded BY world security
for the future, it IS demanded even more BIZ the stern
code that Germany would unquestionably have enforced
Il she had been victorious IN the had written
the peace treaty with the sword.
Al NOS; Germany can pa, but small part of the
damage she has caused The least that justice can res
sonsoiy demand IS the most that Germany can pay with
out leaving her people hopelessly panperized
Under such circumstances the demand OF the 81.
preue council Is excessive. According to the tes.
Judgment IT Is not beyond Ge-manys ability 10 paw
Gernanys claim that she cannot make the IA vrnent
in full accord with the policy OF evasion treker and
fasehood that has been pursued by the German states
men since the ended with the signing Of the ar
tiee
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS


ie:T-.z.y cf St Ge-as---NLAy.
restored CA-ztz and Acadia 70
FASce-
rS-Cxrio Mara Boraps--,- t,-
fa.he- OF Napoleon I. born. Died
Feb q. us.
nH-Joh1 Cray. aid 20 have Ser the
LIST surviving solder of the
American Ervolutior, died a;
EizlsourE. Ohio. a--d 10 vcsrE.
fS'i-T1s Pa-ts Commune ordered the
remission OF pa-- OF the rents
due from tenants
irTS-Nen-iey monument in Westzla-
Ster Abby unveiled
itr-A decree vas issued dtssofvf1- :
the JcsEits and other orders IN
Frarc--
iE-Suprrruc cou-- OF TIE United
States ruled the interstate corn
ncrcc commission could not tx
freight -atcS.
isr-United States purchased fhc Pan
ANA railroad
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Can Germany Pay?

The Chieftain is receipt of the following letter.
editor The Cheftain: I notice IN most all the
papers, and especially in The Cheftain TO
the effect that Germany lying when she says she is
not able to meet the demands of France May l ask
there any available data show tha, she is tell
ing the TRUTH Or guess work bonn out of hatred
''If you have the data show your statements are
true, the language of Horace Greeley, 1T would make
mighty interesting reading
Most respectfully,
La Junta Colo. {. A ALLEN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

(Any reader CO ges the a.
swer to any question b. writing
The Pueblo Chieftain Info<mauo0
Bureau. Frederic J. HAs:tn. d.
rector. Washington. d. G. This
don. The bureau cannot give -.
vice on legal, mcdkNi and 0na4.
cal mAfters- II does not attempt
70 settle domestic troubles, nor -
undertake exhaustive research o.
any subject Write your question
plainly and briefly. Give fln
name and addr-ss and e0c8ooo
two ceo8 In stamps fog reeA1
possAge- All replies are se0s -.
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
ihGROWh TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

noted authority says that tev
tro upon the skin sur
rounding tho inErowinE nail reduces
i!t ts--',,ination and pain and 50 tou <h-
We tender. sensitive skin ur-
pcnetra-2 the flesh. and tho nail
.urns naturally outward almost over
putE-o' is harmless. anti-cptic
nlanuiactured for ChiropCdists. How
,EtF' ahfone can buy from the drug
ton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Where 1t Started
CHAMP ACNE

Copyright. 1891. By The Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc
This wine made in the Cham
paEus district in Frsrcc. was origin
ally stllI-had no sparkle In the
seventeenth century a monk. Don
Pcri-uou. discovered that the sugar
in the wine would set up fernentz-
ton even in the bottle and that this
made the wine froth and bubble
when released The discovery Is said
70 have been accidental
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
FINE fUR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-DriveS Out Pain

Mustero!e LooSenS Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain
fouIi know why thousands use
auS.e-oie once yuu experience tie
siad relief it gives
Ge; jar az once from tire ueares.
drug store Il is clean. white ONT
ncat. made with TIE oil of mustard.
be;,er than a mustard plaster and does
not buster. Brings ease snd comfort
while it IS beng rubbed oni
Aus;e.ole is recommended hy many
doctors and nurses Millioas of iars arc
Used annually !or bronchitis, coup stif
neck asthma neuralgia. pleurisy. rhe;:.
rnstisrn, lur1oaso, pains ard aches oftho
back or lornts. sprains. sore muscles.
bruises chllolains, frosted feet. colds Of
the chest lit often prevents oneu--r--,-,'
35c & Sc lars: hosutal size s. 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

II Is said that tho Ontario HYDRO
lsctric Power Commission has the
lrEtst generating and distribution
ysrem II the world. With the ac-
QUESTION OF the Mackenzie power in
teresfs in the Toronto and Canadian
Niagara district. the total capacity OF
plants now owned b. it or under
construction is more than a million
hlrgEp power.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
rODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

Elihu Thomson. noted American eiec-
tr.csi engineer and inventor. born iu
England. - years s-o today.
Sir Edwin L1tye1E. al eminent
British architect, recently elected 70
IRE Royal Academy. born IN Loaiou.
6 years ago today
Henry White. former United states
ambassador 20 France. born IN Bail-
more. u YEAR ago TO-DAY.
Mr. Lsarz Anderson. author. wife q
the former United States suhsSssdu-
to Japan. bora in Boston. A. years ago
today
Joseph Csvtho-u. popular stz- ~
TIRE musical comedy stage horn ir
New York City, s. years ago to-day