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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
The Greatest Argument for Peace

However regretable the fact may be- it is true that
humanity is influenced by arguments addressed to
material advantages than by those that based upon
more abstract moral principles.
The downfall of the booze business in the United
States did not as a result of the pleadnes of
temperance refoers but because of the conclusions
drawn by hardheaded business men. The booze bust
ness, immensely profitable to those who on the
inside of the ring overthrown because
mousy destructive of the economic welfare of indus
trial producers thruout the United States.
Similarly the strongest argument against is not
to be found in the arguments the appeals of pac-
fcsts and visionares but rather in the assertions Of
prosaic and practical nanciers and statesmen that
does not cannot and will not pay, to the vietors
in any successful that be waged.
Everyone knows that the world was huge. in
jury to every nation engaged in it, and it is also
that this could have been worth what it cost,
even to Germany, if Germany had the
Defensive is necessity. and when a nation is
attacked by invading enemy the question of cost is
not to be considered But when any nation plans an
aggressive campaign the matter of and of possible
profit enters into the calculation, and the general
knowledge that no war of aggression can be made TO
pay will be the powerful argument in favor of
peace.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

in this country increased since the
1910 census7-w. T. T.
a. The foreign born white popu-
lation In 1920 was i.20s.s5i. while
In 1910, It was 1.2o2.5s0. In pro
portion to the whole population Of the
United States. however. the percent
ago NJ such foreigners has decreased.
o.-what ia meant by higher criti-
c,.m "a w
A.-Higher criticism 1. criticirm OF
the biblical writings with the aim OF
ascertainine their authorship. dntes and
general character. mainly by such evil
dence as peculiarities OF style. his
torical illusions. and. dominant ideas
The term is used to distinguish this
form OF research from lower criticism,
which aims to reconstruct the auto
graph texts OF tho Bible.
@ Please describe the Lamona
chicken III. u. c.
A The Lamona Ia a new breed Of
fowl developed by the Department of
Agriculture. The fowls are white.
larger than Leghorns, with long deep
bodis. well fenthered, comb and wat
ties of medium size. red ear lobe. and
they lay white shellcd eggs. Tho
breed is not ready yet FOR Introduction
to poultry farmers.
plays does the character Cobweb ap-
pear ~. F. 8.
A Cobwcb is ono OF four fairies
tina, appear In Shakespcare's Mid
summer Nights Dream-firs, in act
3. scene 1. and later in net 4. scene l.
Q. Who was the Man with the
Iron Mask 7-R. G. w.
A. Opinions eth differ as TO the
Identity to the prisoner confined in
the Bastile, who was known IA the
Man with the Iron Mask. He was
buried under the name of Mnrchiali
and has been said to be the Duke Of
Nermandois: son Of Louis XIV. an
elder brother of Louis XIV. a twin
brother OF Louis XIV; son Of Anne
of Austria. Count Matthioli and
others.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
AT The National Capital

Administration efforts put business into
government is not confined to the workings of the
proportion the public is due more
to time practices and precedents than to any
waste of time and energy to attempt the nsusuraon @
til these practices were stopped
One OF the iarses, leaks has been the deficiency
routine session of the Congress So long as
by the Congress there can be no real budsetary pro
cedure To permit the continuance of deficiency
Administration officials recognize ihts and measures Will
vital need is to stop the ragdy s sxnfps o
exempt securities largely, II wholly, respon
ses for this serious to federal raj,
study w the nsT hs ss s
tive o4 scns s Ss s.
ery credit and political capital could be obtained by by
Would be made The Administration is going to the
fundamentais Of the problem Of public financing and
public ecoromy and working out program of perman-
In the realm of strictly politics one of the most
free traders and representatives of foreign
against the poSS & of
and system that 1T gives evidence OF being ahund-
of attempting dscred the policy
An eastern newspaper soporously free trade in its
views is furnishing series of articles contributed by
trade attacking certain schedules of Fordney
are being reprinted and given wide circuaon by vari-
corporations interested financially in
taking nc Amerian home market from the Ameri
producer. Although pleading the cause OF the
the articles contributed
emanae a which has shown the slight
regard the ultimate consumer On the other
''authorities' quoted made II
point charge all the traffic would bear there
believe objection tariff Ia
fact will into their eNorbitsnt profits
rather than will add the anything
bought by tho consumers.
Another first the national
ed impartial
and reproduction OF newspaper comments
this organization the subject of
tariff extremely antiproecon and antiAdminisration
In context consisted of quotations from IL
frankly quoted Democratic The
credited "independnt". although in
point the eight notorousy Democratic
in national affairs Not Republican newspaper was
this alleged Impartial editorial digest
tariff the partisan opinions of avowedly
publications foisted the public a
dependent" Republican warned be
their guard against such propaganda
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
IN DAYS NEWS"

Maxim Gorky. the leading figure in
the soviet's world appeal for famine
relief. has been acclaimed by some
rites as tho greatest Russian novelist
critics as the greatest Russian novelist
since Tolstoi. He was born in Mini
Noveorod in 1858. At 10 years Of
ago he appronticed himself to n shoe
maker. with whom he led a life of
horror for one year. He then be-
came in turn a scullery boy, gardner.
watchman, pedler and painter of
ikons Later he Joined a band OF
street singers and sold apples about
the streets of many Russian cities. He
began to write in 1892. and was taken
UP by the weekly newspapers in pro-
vincial Russia He at once achieved
fame and soon his works were trans
lated into almost every modern lang
uase. In early life Gorky Identified
himself with the reform party In
Russia and during the imperial
regime he was forced into exile be-
cnuse of his activities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
PROPOSED TO wRr7r INSURANCE COVERING GOLF RISKS
The SIEGE OF WASHINGTON

at once. so that he can get home or
nnd work for himself elsewhere.
Merely to take care of each man,
soEie OF whom y few ur.
in the city. costs III as, hve dollars
To rhiSe iund o. 's's .se a
moving picture sh. was gi'.l. and
a week r. 20 ago circus, ot'n to-
scther netted the post $3.50. ar AL
together lnsuffici nt sum when so
many demand, are being male on Il
Varied Problems Presented
TIE varie y OF 3robInms which the
Costello Post has to fnca. may be
imagined from two instances In enc.
Young veteran and his wife CT me to
Washington. and he had completed his
business with the Veterans bureau
when his wife fen Ill They ware
stranded with no tsnds for hospital or
doctors. The Costello Post lelrncd Of
the case. AMI lad the wife sent to q
hospital and the post surgeon attend
her until she was wall enough to re-
turn to Ntw York
4 different type OF assistance was
given by the post in another Instance
when q veteran. = stranger IN :h.s c..y
committed suicide. His mind had been
affected by some injury in the war,
and he had been very much depressed
Nothing was ever known OF him. save
his name, Charles Ammon. OF Rhode
Island, and his service record Polio.
thruout the country tried to fnd bis
relatives but with no success Costello
Post heard that his body was lying un-
claimed at the morgue, and took
charge OF II. paying to have him buried
AZ Arlington with fun military honor..
The government has no fund for bury
Ing eN-soldiers at Arlington. and in
the circumstances the man would have
been sent to the potters field For the
future. the morgue was instructed :ha,
II the remains OF any other eN- SOL
der was left there unclaimed. the post
whs 10 be notified.
Costello Post is cheerfully takirz
care Of the veteran pilgrims to Wash
ington. President Harding said 10
Commander Franklin: Some one must
do this work in Washington. and / am
sind TO see that u is your post The
boys nrc best satisfied, I believe. with
help given by their fellow veterans
Costello Post. however. has a mes
SAGE which it would like to make clear
TO veterans in every corner of tho
country. And this is, II you ar. thing
Ing OF n pilgrimage to Washington to
see about compensation-don't.
The best thing TO do. II claim Il
unduly long in being settled said
Commander Franklin. is to take Il
up with a local American Legion post
l have recently had an interview with
director Forbes OF the Veterans
Bureau. and he assured the Legion that
he wished to cooperate with Il in clear
Ing up difficulties. Colonel Forbe. said
that every man is going to get action
on his case in short time II vet
eran goes to his local Legion post II
VIII tnkc up his case with the bureau
Just the same as our post is Dc
ana with the same results"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Horoscope
TUESDAY. AUGUST IT. 1921
The stnvs Is~'s.e,

Mercury and Uranus are in sinister
sway this day according to astroloR-
ers. who warn men and women to be
exceedingly cautious in all their deal
ings.
Travel is subject to a rnenacine rule.
which seems to foreshadow mishaps
and even accidents. Many who are in
Europe may have unpleasant eNper-
fences
Mercury is in place most forbid
ding =, the sisners OF leases or agree
ments.
While this connsura.ion prevails
messages OF i'll omen are likely to
be received by the government.
Editors are warned that Uranus Is
in place that causes misunder-
standing OF what Is written and so
libel suits may easily be incurred.
Uranus still plaques Portugal. which
Will suffer seriously from unrest and
uprisings.
There is sign read as indicating
thnt the United States will fave
grave diplomatic problem.
The seers prophesy that disarra-
mant will be brought about only after
some new warlike menace or irterna-
tional struggle.
Increase OF immortality will reach
place where public sentiment will on
courage a return to Purits nical stand
ards. The moon afflicted by Neptune is
held responsible for the corruption OF
youth.
Mercury we'll aspected by Jupiter and
Saturn is good for Industrial condi-
tions. altho wages may fall. The stars
promise activity In manufacturing and
in trade.
Reforms In charitable Institution.
win he persistentiy demanded in GER
tain states.
Persons whose birthdate II is should
attend strictly to business and avoid
too much pleasure.
Children born on this day may be
,incilned TO he careless and easy going
These subjects OF Virre usually are
modest, philosophical and Intelligent
Girls may marry men who are stub
born.
Humming hir,,s nrc so called hecnusc
the vibration Of their wings makes a
humminE noise.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

now. and. II so. what is the postage
rate?-D. l..
A.-The Post Office Department say.
that a' the present time mail is being
sent to and from Germany. The post
age is 5 cents for the first ounce and
cents for each additional ounce.
o.-How many fires are known to
be set on fire deliberatcly?-R c.
A.-The National Board OF Fire Tn
derwriters says that about two per
cent OF the annual fire loss is laid to
incendiarism. In money this averages
1000. $4,000 yearly.
GLOW can n hair brush and comb
be cleaned?-J. II. F.
Add a tablespoonful OF house
hold ammonia to a quart OF water. Dip
the comb in the solution and scrub with
n nail brush. Dip tho brush up and
down In II. being careful to keep tho
back dry. Pass the comb through the
bristles repeatedly until clean. Put tho
brush in a sunny place TO dry, resting
on It's bristles
o.-Can bar sinister ever be re-
moved from an escutcheon7-w. NJ q.
A.-This mar kin heraldry cannot he
removed until three generations have
borne II. and not even then unless 4,
is replaced by some other mark as
signed by the king Of arms. or urle "
the cont IL changed.
Q.-when II Saint Grose's Day.
II. O. d.
A-This is term used by English
.portsmeu and refers to the 18th OF
August. the day upon which the shoot
ing season opens.
Q. Has the number OF foreigners
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Marines for Panama
peace.

The dispatch Of considerable force Of marines to
the Canal Zone is proper and timely warning the
government of Panama that the United States has
gone to the limit of patience in dealing with the
troversy between Panama and Costa Rica
Among all the nations of the world there is none
upon which the United States has greater claim for
gratitude and respect than Panama which its ma
tonsl existence and continued independence to the
favor and good will of the United States. but that
little nation has shown not ont, lack of proper feeling
toward its best friend but also wnnon disregard of
the principles that should regulate international conduct
There should be no further delay weakness in
dealing with this situation, but the Panama politicians
should be made to understand that they will not be
permitted to ignore their plain obligations or to stir
another of the senseless that have so often
afflicted the Central American states.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

ernment for the money from these bonds is
an equivalent for aid from the federal treasury for
Colorado road building
Another and probably better suggestion is that the
itself should purchase these bonds as the pro-
ceeds are needed. thru the departments that re-
auired to make such investments, The state always
large investments in school bonds and there is no
apparent why it should not follow the same
plan with road bonds
raw of hope is also evident in the steadily declin-
ing costs of road building If the decline in labor and
material is continued long enough, it will become
profitable for the accept the state bonds
in payment for road work under the bids rendered in
1e2O-21
One thing at least is certain the roads must be built
The people of the fully convinced of the value
of good roads, and is up to the state officials to dis
cover the way of carrying the people, wishes into
effect
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
1ODAY'S EVENTS

Today marks the one hundrcdth
anniversary of the independence OF
Mexico.
The annual Eastern Maine State
Fair will open today AT Bangor. TO
continue until the end Of the week.
Detroit IL TO he the meeting place
today Of the annual convention OF the
American Association OF Park Super
intendents
The annual gathering Of tn. Cotton
States Merchants Association will be
entertained I'm Memphis during the
three days beginning today.
Republicans for the first time in
tho last 20 years will contest every
office ot the general municipal cleo
tion To he hold In New Orleans today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
An Obstacle To Good Roads

The failure to sell good roads bonds voted bv the
people of Colorado at the last election is proving to be
serious obstacle to the road building program II is
now stated that the requirement that the bonds shall
bear interest at the rate of per cent and shall be
sold not less than par, constitutional provision
and cannot be changed by legislative action so that it
would do good for the governor to call the legisla
ture in special session to increase the rates.
The suggestion has been made that new bids should
be invited based upon payment to the contractors in
bonds at par, and in this way the constitutional
quirement might be evaded. In that however the
state might into controversy with the federal ev
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

which was left on my porch and it re-
minded me that when l was young
sook Tsseiabe SostsS ot myd'a E. E.
!bn nan, 70 ths drue stnrs .nd oo,
bottle and after the second one she could
eat and has not had backache since. In
all she took six bottles-of it. She goes
to school and on Saturdays helps with
the housework. She is normal. healthy
girl now and we recommend your medi-
cine. You have my permission to publish
this letter as testimonial Cor the Vege-
table Compound. Mrs. FRANK Sell
CHERT, $50 Larabee ST., Horizon, Wis.
Mothers all over the country have
found lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to be a most reliable remedy
for such conditions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Right Hon. Sir LaminE worthing-
ton Evans. Secretary for War In tho
British cabinet. born 5s years ago to-
day.
Peter Augustus jay, IN" new United
sta.es minister to Rumania, born at
Newport, r. J.. ~ years ago today.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler. OF the
NJ r. Church. South. born In Carroll
County. Ca. 81 years ago today.
James Rolph. the present mayor Of
San Francisco. born in San Francisco
SO years ago today.
Edgar Lee Masters. the Spoon
River poet" born at Garnett. kas.
SO years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
FOLKS LAUGH
AT CORNS NOW
Minions Hare Proved Thsr Nssd7sss.
They Stop Them BY Touch

Do you know that one method IL
now ending some corns for millions
of people!
People all around you employ it
They never let corn pain twice.
The method is Blue c-jay-thc LIQUID
or the plaster. 1t is made by a sur
gieal dressing house OF worldwide
repute.
A touch applies 1t, and the pain
stops instantly. Soon the whole
corn looscns and comes out.
The way is gentle, scientific, sure.
Once you know it, you will laugh
at corns.
Get Blue-iay now-appiy il to-
night. Watch the effect on one
corn. Get Bluc-jay at your drug
gist. :.
Liquid or Plaster
Blue-jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Corns Quickly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

with hackache ana a
bad feeling in her
stomach. When she
got to the table to
eat she did not want
anything. while be-
fore she was so hum
cry she could hardly
wait for her dinner.
The doctors gave her
medicine but it did
not help her. One
day / was reading q
little book of YOURS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l7e3-Increase Mather. faro
preacher and one of tho carly
presidents OF Harvard College.
died in Boston. Born IN Dor
chester. Mass. June 81. 1895.
! MEXICO became independent by
the treaty OF Aquala-
is2i-Reception given Gen. Lafayette
nt Providence, X. |.
il4s-Fort Marcy was established
near Santa Fe. n. NJ.
lss4-Fort Morgan. at the entrance
TO Mobile Bay. surrendered TO
the Federals.
1se2-Gloucester. Mass. began n cele-
bration OF its 250th ami
versary.
leos-Two thousand buildings de-
stroyed IN a great fire at Stam-
boui.
isia-senata Foreign Relations Com
mittee voted to amend Peace
Treaty so as to give Shnntung
to China.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

THE cH1EFTAIN has the best
quality OF circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published in Colo
RADIO II consistently supports the up
building Of the state with Just regard
TO every citizen. and It has the conn.
dence and approval Of colorado's best
citisens of every class and section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
WHAT DO You WANT TO KNOW

The Chieetain Information Bureau at
Washington furnishes readers. free or
charge. with accurate and authorita,
tive answers to questions on any ana
tion can be had from the unparalleled
resources of the various f"dera gov
rrnment departments, the great library
Of Congress and the many experts ana
rctent!sts IN the government service
Two cents in postage for reply mus
accompany each inquiry. State clearly
"a. irforrnatio wanted and address.
THE PUEBLO cHIEr-rAIN INFORMA-
TON UUREAU.
Frederic J. Hnsbefn. Director.
Warrington. ID. e..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Mrs. SELCHERT'S
DAUGHTER
Was Restored to Health by
Lydia E E.Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Horizon, Wis. my young daughter
had been troubled for several month";
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

Conference Of the Allied Premiers
q. Lucernc.
Many cases OF assassination Of prop
eriy destruction reported In Ireland.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

o.-How many bees are raised In the
United States and how many pounds
OF honey do they produce7-P. a.
AIN 1920. there were a,t7s.s4s hives
on farms in this country. The produc-
tion OF honey amounted to about 3d.
oo'. 900 pounds. As It is not uncommon
for an artificial hive to hold bee pop
ulation OF $4,000. the number of bees
kept in the United States approximates
l1n. 900 go .coo.
o.-Is mail being sent to Germany
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

(Any reader cnn get tho an.
The Chicftnin Information Bu-
renu. Frederic j. Hsskin, Di-
rector. Washington. d. 9. This
ofFcr applies strictly TO informA.
ton. The Bureau cannot give
advice on lcgnl. medical and
financial matters. II docs no<
attempt To settle domeatic tros-
blcs, nor to undertake. eIhaust-
i've research on any subject
Write your qucstion plainly and
briefly. Give full nnmc and nd.
dress and enclose two cents In
stamps for return postage. All
replies nre sent direct TO the in
Quircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

Humuiug h!r's nrc so called hecnusc
the vibration OF their wings makes n
humminr noise.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
A Tactical BLUITlder

diplomacy required conference
pitfalls and the which the world is
earnestly hoping
Splendid progress the result frank discussions
parey
years.
contingency
international jealoues
es pacated and until racial aspirations have been satisfied
la the hopes be realized.
Already sharp cropped
through
accepted unqualfedly for
that stands clearly forth unison
working the
holiday
would
undertaking.
Unless the injection question the parey gives
probable
States the will
ponese
France fearing Germany,
Europe
military
viii keep Germany bankrupt
already army
safety especially
England a startling reduction
witt
the United England is indeed
struggling compose these phases
long Association of and allowed the impression TO
that would in supplant of
1t tactical bunder that should
All
Nations pronounced
the who conceived
Of Nations favor "genlemens political
Europe ao which bound be
parey
bland that
world wanted two leagues nations and it has introduced an m
potential
Of growing out Of huge naval and military
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
In Citu PLaEl.sinq q!

While no of remaBiug the OF In
danapo plotting which the city shall grow Job
speed the need for the city plan com
mission to day actually unctoning becomes more
commission rather than solving
eliminate has only made 1t
citizen who has invested his savings IN
home devouy hopes accomplish the
will be located and others
where ehouse coal yard
This
will TO DO When
council the kind OF coming
who desire to locate
businesses very likely when the commission starts
under the wire before 1t Is too
late according members of the commission
constructed legislation have been rushed
through tide of filling stations and
overlooking residence districts and another IS pending
community who much concerned over
and Steele street. have
ordinance prohibiting the construction OF
within 500 feet Of any block
abung wisely has referred the ord
onon being impossible for the
opnonto be reported the
council Monday evening.
authorizing the creation OF city
operative home
tremendous for good
longer the interests of sound progress
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
4 meements and the Constitution


moth
ing warning find his
members Of his he
gentemans agreement
as his proposed o promises be.
specifically
emphatic all international agree
enentes" "nonconstiuonal and
charged that "fagnty spirit leaving
violent opposition that
making Of the United
States
his remarks because he generally regarded
5. the
Beverdge reached between
writing ratified
by of binding
probably will we'll with those
Washington Administration all
profound impression
looking deal of skeptcm the nena
tionaldf diplomacy of thu Harding