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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
WOMAN JUST WALKED
THE FLOOR IN AGONY
Denver Woman Says Nobody Ever
Suffered More From Indi-
gestion Than She Did

For the hrst time In three years l
can eat a hearty meal and not have
any bad after effects" said Mrs. Mag
gle A. Hauanan, Ash Hoolrer st, Den
yer. Colo
Il don't believe anybody ever SUI
fered any more from Indigestion than
did. After every meal would bloat
up with gas and would just walk the
floor in agony. I couldn't eat anything
acid. especially tomatoes. which, up
to the time my stomach trouble be-
gan. had been my favorite vegetable.
"Tanlac has certainly done me
world OF good and now feel like
different person. am eating tomn-
toes again and enjoying them like l
used to. In fact l eat anything / want
and never feel the least distress after
wards. I am sleeping better and feel
ing better than I. have In years. l
feel so grateful toward Tanlac / want
to reach everybody can and tell them
what / know this wonderful medicine
can do"
Tanlac IL sold IN Pueblo by The Pal
ace Drug store and by leading drug
eists everywhere.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

N.- York. July 77.-Sev York and
Washington today in theory were
bombed of the map. following in the
wake Of Norfolk. Newport News and
Richmond Philadelphia is due Tor
theoretical bombing Monday.
The fate of the various cities was
made known today by Brig. General
William Mitchell. assistan. chief OF
the army air service when he stepped
from his plane after leading three
sauadrons of seventeen hombcrs on
an aerial attack" against New York.
A simultaneous nttack on Washing
ton by seventy machines had been
ordered
All these air raids are part OF a war
problem which army aviators are
working out after having participated
IN the recen, bombing Of former Ger
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
SENATOR PH|PPS
WITH PRESIDENT
ON MAYFL0WER
Harding To Be Gone Over a
Week On Mountain
Journey

Washington, D. c.. July 2a.-Presi-
dent Harding left Washington late to-
day on the presidential yacht Mayflow-
err for an absence of more than week.
most OF which will oe spent resting in
the White mountains OF New Hamp-
shire.
The first stop Will be made Monday
at Plymouth. Mass. where the presi-
dent is to deliver an address at the
tercentenary of the landing OF the Pill
grims. He expects to arrive Tuesday
by automobile at Lancaster. New
Hampshire where he will be the guest
of Secretary of War Weeks. Mrs.
Harding. apparently completely recov-
cred from the slight indisposition
House for the last few days. accom-
panied the president. Also in the
Mayflower party were Speaker and
Mrs. Gillett, Senator and Mrs. FREE
linshuysen of New Jersey: Senator
Hale. of Maine, Senator and Mrs.
Representative and Mrs. Walsh. of
Massachusetts, Brig. General Sawyer.
the presidents physician and George
r, Christian. jr.. his secretary.
Making the trip by way of the Cape
Cod canal. the Mayflower is expected
to arrive of Plymouth about 2 o'clock
Monday morning. The president will
review parade before delivering his
address late in the afternoon and dur
ing the evening will witness a pageant.
He will 10 aboard the Nayflovcr again
late Monday night and reach Fortla nd ,
Maine on Tuesday. From that point
he will go by automobile to Lancaster
A convey of battleships and destroy
ers will pick up tho MayfioSfer at
Hampton Roads and accompany her to
Plymouth
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
FINDING OF SEEPAGE
OIL CAUSES STAMPEDE

Anchorage, Alaska. July 2a.--Re-
ported discovery Of what is esid to
be high grade Of seepaee oil near
Anchorage with the indication that
the field extends for nifty miles north
along the government railroad. has
sent flood OF stampeders into the
district to stake olaifns
large area In the vicinity OF the
railroad has been ttaked with minin z
claims, Ae A result of the discovery of
gold In railroad cuts According to
apparently authentic reports here, an
so.foot quartz vein. assayine I'm the
neighborhood of $500 to the ton. has
been uncovered In ''1e northern part
OF the Carolina creek district north
Of Anchorage.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
SALOON STREET laid
REVEALS DISTlLLERY

Denver Colo. July 2a.-Mike Potato
resident Of Saloon street. Louisville
Colorado. il convinced there is some
thing in name His home was raid
ID late las, night by federal prohibit
zion officers and tods, Mike lsn.ulshct
In the Jail nt Boulder, charged with
violation ~ the Nolstead act by the
alleged manufacture @: whisky.
In an ancient still u gallons and SOC
gallons of mash were discovered in the
Easement Of Mikes Saloon street homo
George becroach, Mikes alleged
partner. was arrested during the raid
and also In in Jail at Boulder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
MEXICAN PASSPORT
RESTRICTIONS WAVED

Nosaiee. Ariz.. July 80. - All paes-
ports regulations affecting persons liv-
ing within 20 miles OF the Mexican
border have been waived. according
to q telegram received this afternoon
by Charles r. Fowler. collector OF the
custom. here from Unrtd States
Senator Ralph II. Cameron. who is In
Washington.
Senator Cameron'a telegram follows;
President Harding issued executive
decree today effective Immediately,
waving all travel restrictions between
United States and Mexico. for Amsri-
dan citizens within forty mile zone on
either sid, OF border. The Mexican
government viii put same regulations
in effect today"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Chicago. July ze.-Hyman F1nerman,
n iewelcr OF Los Angeles. Calf, was
arrested today while waiting for a
train en- route to the coast. on a charge
OF smuggling $4,000 worth OF ola
monde into the country without pay
Ing duty. Jewolry worth 1850 was
found on his person. He declared he
was In financial straits and had
brought the Jewels from London where
they had been beaueathcd him by his
father. who died recently.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
LAMAR NEWS

Mrs. James Batter has gone TO Dem
yer to take a two vvoks' courfr IN pipe
organ instruction. Mrs. Baker is TO
succeed Miss Nora corman as organ
ist at tho Methodist church.
Born, to MIR and Mrs c. o. Jen-
nings, a con. at the Lamar hospital.
July 2s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Albuquerque. n NJ, July 2a-secrc-
tary A. n Fail. has left Washington
for n trip thru New Mexico and the
western states according to wires re-
ceived by friends here
Just prior to his leaving ne an
rcunced the appointment Of Elfesa
Paca, a lawyer of sooorro, y NJ, AZ
chief inspector for tho department Of
the interior.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Lander, wyo.. July 2e.-Mrs. II. G.
Bizzoil liz recovering from an opera
ton she underwent yesterday as a re-
sult OF getting ash hook caught in
her body while fishing at Louis Lake.
The nsh hook was embedded 30 deep
that II could not be removed without
the aid OF surgeons knife.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Washington. July 2s.-The tentative
valuation OF the st. Louis and south
western railway company was nNed to-
DAY by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission at s2s.oT2.iTe This valuation
Is exclusive OF the roads Texas prop
critics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Houston, TEXAS. July 9n7--Th@ oil
town bf Goose Creek, near Hods,on.
which has been the scene OF six tar
and feather parties credited to the Ku
kluS Khan has come forth as a leader
lin anti-Ku Klux activitics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Tho sun lie only due south in the
heavens at noon on four days of the
year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Over Is per cent OF the worlds nickel
is produced in Canada.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

II were 20 summarize my expert
/ ence and the advice I wish to give
about the hands IA one sentence I
would say: Never let the hands get
cold" Especially In winter fl Is very
Important that the hands be kept
warm. II you never let your hands
grow cold they viii be soft and white
and retain their natural shape and
size.
For example. the fresh aid faddists
travel the radical road TO the point
OF keeping even their bath rooms cold
or cool That is positively absurd.
The bath room should be kept at an
unvarying temperature OF S. degrees
Fahrenheit II IS essential that when
the bather steps from the tepid water
into the surrounding air, 70 should be
two or three degrees warmer.
Yet I have seen a famous beauty
step from an ice cold tub OF water
upon her bath mat ana shiveringly
towel herself dry in bath room
whose window opened six inches
above and below upon court
where the air was AZ zero. And she
wondered why the skin OF her hands
and face was rough and purplish-
Another friend. an athletic beauty
disliked carrying a muff. and Deem
Der and January found her swinging
along Filth avenue. her pretty hands
covered only with a pair OF cold. thin.
my atelier and showed me her hands.
They were shockingly red and rough.
Both shs and ny friend Of the cold
bath room had violated the first com
mand in the care OF the hands; al
ways keep them warm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
BgLina Caoalieri
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

For each OF them prescribed first
changing their habits. Always wash
your hands IN tepid or hot water" I
said 70 the first Carry your mufr
from October 20 APRIL I said 70 the
second. And when they had promised
having sternly eIactad that essen
tial thing. ] set about removing the
ugliuess. The first aid was 70 show
eissm the right way 20 wash their
hands Not one woman IN so knows
how 20 do this correctly.
TIE water should be tepld- II Il
IL may be softened with g little borazs
say one teaspoonful TO a quart Of
water. Or. d possible. would be
boraI must be used with discretion
Then dip into the water q cake OF
the best soap you can buy prefer
pure CASTLE. but there are plenty OF
others that are equally effective
Even scented soap, with your Ia
vorite od0r is not necessarily bad
soap. provided it is not made up OF
cheap ingredients. So you can Try
the various kinds until you find one
that agrees with your skin
When have kept the soap IN the
water long enough % make sort,
dainty lather. I plunge my hands into
&c. Then I dry them. but only partly
upon a soft linen towel. Before the
hands have time 20 dry. and especially
before they have time 10 chill. ] take
from my toilet shelf or medicine chest
a bottle OF my faVorita hand cleanser
The bottle may be large or small but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Choosing The Right Man.
By BEATRICE FARFAx

Vow the waster. the young profli-
gate OF emotions, has had plenty Of
exercise and Of experience in trying
out effects. He knows what viii
make the blood run faster. He knows
what VIII stimulate the Imagination
he knows what IS irresistfbly charm
ing
Why shouldn't he know Hes
made a study Of O. all Hes tried
out his wiies on plenty Of women.
No one particular woman Is vital &C
him, because be knows he can al
ways get a response from Rose ~
Lily is obdurate. And If Rose sees
through him. there's violet or Pansy.
But Petunia marries him. And
as he ranges on through the garden
Of her heart and then strolls out
TO make his way through the rest
Of the flower catalogue Of girls, poor
Petmia filings her eyes and her arms
heaTenWard and asks what she has
done 10 be 50 cruelty neglected.
What indeedZ She's married 2
foreordained ight-o'-loVe- She has
selected her fate. She has forgotten
that the Bible itself says OF srch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Z READ someWheres a vile ago that
vile life in small GOWNS and on the
farm was in many ways desirable.
stiu and all a person that lives in a
big city. like n. e for inst has many
chances 90 improve their mind which
IS not enjoyed by the rural population
in spite Of the clautauquas and stroll
ing players that visits the outlaying
districts glveing performances Of
King Lear. Mutt and JEFF and etc. but
g was also true that they was a
whole lot Of city dwellers that don't
never take advantage Of their oppor-
fuuitv and spend their time and money
on Fatty Arbunkle and Marion Gish
when they night be grading Off lit
tie culture and refinemeuts for them
self at the Public Library or the mu-
scum Of Fine Arts or the aquarium
and etc
wen az first I thought how lucky I
was 70 live IN suburb Of n = city
where rhey's nothing worth vie, you
might say. that a person can't get
there On 3 hr, but On "a thoughts
81 come 20 me that I seldom never
urofitted By my location and as Iar
as acuuirelng elegants and Polish ana
etc. I might as well be receiving tel
Ter on a garbage wagon On Rumford
Corners. So made a resolution to
turn over a new Leaf and went night
70 The phone and called up Tex Rick
ard and got tickets 70 the Dempsey
Brennan fight. and as OF coarse they
uas oufv q very few Of my readers
chat was able 10 be there ! may as
vel try and tell then little about
Il Sc as they can be obtaining culture
second hand you might say.
GcneEuIly Spent NJ GordeE-
These educa tional evenings is gen
eraI1v always held IL Madison square
Garden where they also devote a
TThoIe wk. every u. 20 the day BIZ
cycle race between 10 or ~ teams OF
Belgium. Cuckoo and other bros,
rhan which they's no more llGpirelne
sight unlest it's the Philadelphia Ath-
letics wen on this night ] and
friend OF mine named Arthur reached
The Garden a = after but they was
al ready several 1000 other uiletants
there ahead OF Us Our tickets SAID
Working press so We assumed rak-
Ssh expression and stuck q pencl BE-
hind OUT ear and vas showed %
ring side seat with no questions
Erudite n. Y. was ont in mess IN
lludeiuE many tashlouaolF ofasl
members Of tie demi mondaius ac-
companied BIZ their escorts u head
waters reEailia- All AID 81 the
scene WaE one r1at made lasting
Impression on the eye and nostrlls-
some Fresh smoke
We hardnt hardly had time 20 To-
cate the different aroma5 however
when a nan named Joe Humphreys
afumb ID in the ring and begin an
nouaceinE where the ST. Angus gullc 7
vas going 70 meet and etc. and the
gentlemen Is kindly requested 70 re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
As 4 WOM4W THZ7VKETH
By HELM ROWLAND.
Danger Signals On The Road To Marriage.


I A man who looks over your head
! when he Is talking 20 you-ano
| listens patiently" when you are talk
/ ing to him as though he were waiting
A nan who laughs At his own Jokes.
And, II you are man, DON'T
A woman who treats you ike a
Of as an Individual with the right Of
free choice and self determination
A woman who asks innumerable
questions.
A girl who calls you up at the Of
flee to ask II you love her
A girl who cultivates a broad "A"
orders the most expensive dishes on
the menu and tries 10 impress you
with her SAVIOR faire"
A girl who ElnneeE in the mir
ror Eurreptitfouslys and moiHtenH
her lips when you are talking to
her
A girl who yearns TO pick out
your clothes for yOu-
A girl whom other women HuH-
peet or detest. (There'H reaHOnD
A brilliant communicating
A girl who says Guess who this
isP when she calls you on the tele-
phone; hides your hat so you won't
20 home" and speaks OF a pretty
sunset" a mice book" and a per
fectly. gorgeous party"
A man may burgle. use two mega
tives and dance ike an elephant and
still make a comforting and adOring
husband A girl may dress like a
cyclone, bob her hair. rouge her
cheeks. and cook atrociously, and
still make a loyal. gentle and anus
ing wife. But a critic, a snob, q pea
cock. a mOnOlOgist, an Othellos an
egotist, or a Xantippe Is a bore for
eVerl
And BOREDOM Is what drives most
people into matrimony-and a lot Of
them out Of Il again.-Copyrigh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

THERE are little signs all along
the love route which show which
way the winds Of happiness blow.
II is not 30 often the big faults and
vices Of human nature which cause
the wings Of love 70 mott after mar
rage rs the thousand and one little
failings and shortcomings.
You are not apt with your eyes
wide open, to marry a burglar or q
bigamist any more than you are apt
to walk deliberately under the wheels
OF a trolley car or into an open coal
hole But 20 marry a person who gets
on your nerves and rreads on your
finer feelings Is as easy and as pain
rul as stepping on a tack or humping
into the furniture in The dark
If you would be happy stop gazing
at the stars. and watch for the
danger signals along the road to
matrimOny-
A man who knows AL the fine
points Of ifHiuine ralment and can
pick flaws and point out the weak
spots in other Women-s clothes.
(What you want Is an ardent adj
mirer, not a life critic II you need
a sartorial expert, hire a good tailor.)
A man who criticisea your hats.
"a Irregular mun" doesn't see any
thing the matter with n Fomnn'H
hat, IL he likes the face under it,
A man who breaks his engage
mentE as easily and cnreleEsly as
he would break n tea biscuit.
A man who has plenty OF time
TO trot around with you to after
noon teas
A man who wears tricky clothes
CATERS, pinchback coats. "snaupy"
hats and dove colored cravats. zone
high powered vanity is enough In the
family, and Eve bequeathed that 10
woman
A man who disapproVes Of al your
women friends and regards an your
men friends as -simps," or -boobs,'
or "dubs"
An amateur humorist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

q What offices are within the gift
~. OF the presldentf J.. l. G.
A. such offices are too many
to enumerare- Among the federal
offices filled by presidential appoint
meut are Cabinet officers, assistant
secre taries, treasurer Of the United
States. director Of the mint controller
OF the currency chiefs OF bureaus,
United States judges, attorneys, am
bassadors, ministers, collectors Of
federal taxes employees OF federal re-
serve board United States marshals,
and some classes OF postnasters-
@. why can't a man become nat-
uralized whose family ig still In the
old couutryf @. n.
A. The naturalization bureau says
that the courts require an alien 70
bring his family to this country be-
fore becoming uaturillzeQs because
they consider that leaving his family
abroad shows lack OF intention or be-
coming a citizen OF the United States
The courts take the position that the
naturalization OF an alien whose
family IS not in the United States
might enable him later TO bring his
family here who might be inadmis-
sible under the immigration laws
@ Where was Tesln's Tower and
what was az fort q. III. Q.
A Tesla's Tower was built at
shoreham, L T. about 20 years prior
to 1917. ia which year it was de-
--A|aa aa "a 80 "a H-AH H.AAAgH|A
government IL was 1S0- feet high.
with a well 100 feet deep. The pur-
pose OF the tower was 20 aid In eL-
perImenting with transmission OF
electric energy Tor power and light
Ing purposes. especially for expert
meuts in wireless. which were con
Quoted even before people knew OF
MarconL A lattice work OF steel was
topped by a mushroom shaped COM
partment in which there was a lab
ara fnr~ The dome was nnwnnnr with
copper.
q. what officer IN the navy wears
an snehor and silver leaf on his col
larf T. s.
a. A commander in the navy wears
this insignia On HIS collar.
O. where does Japan rank ~ q
naval puFFerf B. ".
A. Japan ranks third as 90 size OF
United States taking precedence
@. What kind Of q government has
Finland At present. g. h C.
A Finland. formerly a part OF the
Russian empire, is now an indepen-
dent republic. proclaimed such on De-
cember s. 1917,
o G what seaport has the Er lntsnf
area Of Shipping doclzsf l.. r
A The port OF Liverpool, England,
probably has the largest area In ship
ping docks or any port IN the world.
O. II a rock wefe dropped from
an nlFDlane 5000 feet IN the air would
Il fan straight DOWN. L. r. ~.
A The air service says that the
rock would not fall straight down,
but would curve when it started &c
fail
q In 1883 the government coined
uiclzels without the word eceuts-r
How many Of these were madef
c. ID. r.
A. The office OF the director OF
the mint Informs Us that in 1883
there were 5-f19.5l9 five cent pieces
minted without the word cents
@ What On the difference between
a dOuEhnut and a crullers r. #.
A Years ago the difference was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston
the proportions o. the mixture I keep
always the sams- Here q how e Is
made
Hydrated Blycsrins fglycerine mixed
with Waterl ] tablsgpoonfuls any IA
vorits perfume (mius "a rose Eeran-
iuml drops
Rub the hands rhoroushly With this.
Rub is not e strong enough word for
the process II does not suggest the
tho1ougnnesa nseqtul say, rather,
wash your hands IN Il Ten minutss
IS none too long for TalhinE The
hands. Five should be given 70 the
water and five to the glycerine bath.
Then dry thoroughly with = towel.
Observe how soft your hands ere after
such q bath and you viii be surprised
and delighted with this treatment
am aware that there % some
prejudice against Elycerins. some
would-be authorities sdv that the rly-
cerine burns an exceedingly delicate
slzin-that q IS an irritant IN some
cases. So 10 fs The person who uses
it must be q judge OF that herself L
has always agreed" with my hands.
making them soft ard white and sup
pie But for those whose hands burn
and seem frritated after using IL there
Is this lotion for occasional, not regu-
lar use, for I am opposed 70 q too free
use OF peroxide Of hydrogen.
Peroxide OF hydrogen, vine
glass witch hazel. vine glass. Al
ways shake wen before using
I should not advise this more than
three times a week az most And
oil. wiicl is OF especial value 20 thin
hands A few weeks OF using 70 VIII
result in a decided and psrceptibls
plump euiuE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


marked. A doughnut was made Of
raised bread dough, TO. which sugar
spice and eggs were added while
the cruler was made OF a mixture
containing baking powder or cream
OF tartar and soda Nowadays, the
term doughnut Is made 20 include
both kinds Of fried cakes.
@ I have received a new series
and there was one coupon clipped
off. VIII you tell me whether the
bonds were clipped by the govern
meEt or.hy the bankf F. l. D.
A. The division Of loans and cur
rencys treasury department, informs
Us that when permanent bonds Of the
third Liberty loan issue were printed,
the number OF coupons did not come
out evenly, and the extra one was
removed The first interest coupon
on these bonds should be dated Sep
TENDER IS. 1920.
@ was Theodore Roosevelt a par
tfculnrly large mani G.. A. r.
A Theodore Roosevelt was feet
was 195 pounds
q. what f. the meaning OF the
term ettrade ncceptnnce7f J. b. s
A A trade acceptance is an act
the terms OF a bin OF eLchange-to
render a bill OF exchange valid so
that u the draWee fails 20 liQuidate
t., the drawer may be charged with
the costs. The promise Of the drawer
should be In writing under or upon
the back OF the bill. The proper
form is 20 write the word accepted"
across the oil and sign the afceDtor's
q where Is the finest POstOffiee
A The new city postoffics in
Washington, ID. C.. which adjoins the
Union station cost S30OO.O00, and
II is considered the most modern
"a Ia q
@ what Is meant BY the term
SNOW rs used IN theatrical eirelesf
A. IN this connection snow rs
slang term for those admitted TO a
theater on passes. Another common
use for the word Is as 2 slang name
for cocaine
g What f. meant in n war risk
pcliey where Il states that the policy
- good for i've years after the war
IL over T. r. r.
A The war risk Insurance act pro-
VideE that term insurance should be
converted into one Of the permanent
forms any time within five years
1t does not refer TO the signing OF
the armistice.
q What material f. used In the
dome OF the enPitols C. C.
A The original dome was con-
structed OF wood covered with cop
per- This was replaced by the pres
ent structure Of cast iron. which was
completed On 1865 The entire weight
OF iron used IS s.9O9 200 pounds
g How was the length Of q mile
determincdf =. B. G.
A The mile is derived from the
Roman millaire. which contained
thousand PAGES. a pace was five
Roman feet, this being the length OF
the double step made by one foot
from the time II was taken off the
ground until Il was put down again
G. What roltnEe Is necessary 20
produce death IN an electric chnirf
A. Probably 1900 volts OF electro