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New Britain herald., 1921-09-20
BASEBALL IN
A NUTSHELL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Detroit 10, New York 6.
st. Louis z. Philadelphia 4.
Boston 6-S, Chicago rs.
Only three games played.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-20
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Jersey City at Reading.
Baltimore at Newark.
Toronto at Syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-20
SOx Take Two

Boston, Sept. 20.-Boston took both
games from Chicago yesterday to 0,
and to S. Bush pitched we'll in the
first game.
Faber, who went into the second
game for Chicago with the score tied.
SIS, in the seventh. was hit hard,
Boston making three runs on six hits
in the last two innings.
Boston gave it's pitchers brilliant
support in both games. The double
victory enabled the Red Sox to move
into first division.
The scores:
First game:
New Britain herald., 1921-09-20
Braves Subdue Reds.

Cincinnati, Sept. 20.-Boston and
Cincinnati pitchers were batted freely
in yesterdays game, the former team
winning by a score of to o.
Boeckers and Barbares batting fea-
tured the contest. The score:
Boston IL U Us
Cincinnati i L o o Is
Batteries: Scott and Gibson; Coube,
Rrxey and Douglas.
ST. Louis, Sept. 20.-St. Louis made
it four straight over Philadelphia,
winning the final game of the series
Yesterday. to 8. The locals won by
hitting Hubbell opportunity. The
score:
9. Louis OO2 OO1 o o a.
Pbiladelphia 90 o 0 0 0 1 81
Batteries: williams and SEVERED;
Freeman and Wyatt.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-20

h Q
Chicago ... ITO 900 0O0-2 8 o
Boston ....... 200 022 00x-6 16 o
Hodge and Schalk; Bush and
Walters.
Second game:
Chicago ... 101 100 200-5 10 2
Boston ... 220 DOL 12x-8 10 o
Connolly, Faber and Lees; Karr and
Walters.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-20
Eorcnicn,

49s $40 449-1457
New Britain herald., 1921-09-20
Williams Homer Wins

DauSS, EhmKe and WOOdaH az
Bassler; Mays, Shawkey, and Schan
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
The Bankruptcy Of Communism

A short item published in yesterdays Chieftan is,
if true, of tremendous significance
According to this report, Lenine, of the two
chief leaders of the Russian experiment in communism,
has publicly confessed the failure of the experiment and
has summoned the leaders of the political parties op
posed to Boshevism to conference in order that the
remnants of the nation may be saved by restoration of
the capitalistic system.
So many false reports have been sent out of Rus
sia the Boshevss seized control of the govern
ment that confidence in the reliability of from
that country has been wholly destroyed But whether
this present report be true false, it is certain that
late the Bolshevst experiment must be declared
failure, and that the industrial and commercial sys
TEN bitterly denounced Capitalism by the radi
calls of all lands must be restored.
The for this is simple and plain, altho it is
not the that is sometimes given.
Two things necessary for the production of
wealth: labor, the application of human energy for
the of natural materials to fit them for the
use of man; and the intelligent direction of labor in
order that the product may have social economic
value greater than the actual cost of production With
out intelligent direction labor expends its energies
work profitable than the dipping of water from
the the shoveng of sand from the desert And
human experience has demonstrated beyond any posi-
bty of doubt that the cooperative and communistic
organization of labor cannot accomplish such direction
of labor is necessary to continue production.
Experience has also proved that plan system
of industrial and business organization be instituted
that will continue to work successfully without the d
recon of controlling intelligence, and the driving
power that from nothing else but the desire of the
individual human being to promote his personal
interest and advantage.
The most valuable power in a modern nation is the
power to organize and to direct the united effort Of
large numbers of workers such way that their labor
will continue to produce something that worth to the
community than its actual COST something that will
sell for enough give each worker fair living, to give
each other agent production reward accord
the of his service, and addition
plus be added to the accumulated wealth of the nation
The various forms of radical socialism, by whatever
names they called deny that this power is
sary element, and because of that denial they
cessively doomed to inevitable failure, whenever and
wherever their experiments undertaken.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Hosts and Guests

The people of Colorado, with few exceptions, have
well established reputation for hospitality As gen.
orally the with mountaineers turnout the world
they have the instinct of local pride highly developed
They love the grandeur and the beauty of the natural
scenery with which they surrounded and they like
share these attractions with the passing stranger and
feel sincere and sometimes naive pleasure in his
ments of admiration wonder.
The people of Colorado also have learned that among
the greatest of this its scenery and
its climate, which bring to the state increasing
number of visitors who represent most valuable cash
income and who contribute in many ways, direct and
indirect the development and progress of the state
For the benefit of these visitors, well for
people who seek the highways Of summer adventure
system of state roads has been planned and mil
lions of dollars have already been spent and other mil
lions have been appropriated, TO make Colorados
derfu outdoors accessible. Liberal laws have been
acted by the state legislature for the benefit of these
tourists. The governments of the state of the nation
and of the counties have cooperaed in contributing
their safety and their comfort All Of the larger cities
and many of the small towns have gone to much trouble
and expense to promote the comfort of their
visitors.
The general temper of Colorado people, In the
country and in the city, is friendly toward the tourist
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Horoscope
"rhe Stars I.cIi.e,
Bat Do Not Compel
WEDNESDAY. JONT: Z. 1871
Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper S1ndicateD

-''NoihP'i - AANAN'A''
The morning OF this day should he
exceedingly lucky. for Saturn. the Sun
and Neptune all are in benefic aspect.
Saturn becomes adverse in the after
noon.
1t is a rule under which to press all
matters on which the favor OF promi-
nent men depends.
The day should DO favorable for
those who press claims Of any sort.
especially for recognition in substan-
tiaI rewards.
They who sock employment should
not lose an hour Of activity while this
confiEuration prevails.
Neptune is in an aspect supposed to
impnrt clear vision on public questions
and on public men.
Real estate transactions should be
warily conducted. for what appears
profitable may become a loss. There
are to be sudden fluctuations in value,
IL the stars are read Alright.
Neptune has power to encourage in
terest In all educational matters. and
interest in many now lines of mental
development is fortold.
The evening of this day is likely TO
he most unlucky for tho aged or for
1t may present many serious problems
that are especially Encouraging to all
who have PASSED youth.
The health should be watched at this
time, since the stars presagc ex-
ceedinEly trying weather.
Many daring crimes are proEnosti-
Gated and again the scers call atten-
ton to the increase of women victims
An accident on the railways that Is
the result OF plot is forctoid and
there win be serious loss of life.
Persons whose birthdstc II is should
beware OF hrc in tho coming year. \
successful and profitable year in bust
moss Is probable
Children born on this day may he
peculiarly inclined TO falls or other ac-
cidcnts. These subjects OF Gemini arc
usually exceedingly successful.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
IN DAYS NEWS"

DIR. Wilhelm Solf. who is again
mentioned as likely 10 become the
German Ambassador to tho United
States when diplomatic relations be-
tween tho two countries arc reeumed.
has had a long and practical expert
cnce in diplomatic affairs and as n
colonial administrator. Before enter
ing upon a public career. however, he
devoted many years to a study OF
comparative philology. in which sub
1ect he gained a grea' proficiency.
While engaged in study at Calcutta
he conceived the idea OF entering the
public service and obtained appoint
ment to a consular post in the Indian
metropolis. Later he served a long
term as Governor General OF Samoa
At tho commencement OF the war. OF
which. by the way. he was an ardent
supporter. he held the post OF Ger
man Colonial Secretary. and after tho
dgning of the armistico he became
first Foreign Minister. DR.. Solfs
scholastic sttainments are said to be
OF an exceptionally high order.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
General Business Conditions

National City Bank of New York:
Tho general business situation has changed but lit
tie in the month. but certain Developments have
feeling. The most acceptance by
Germany of the findings Of the Repa1ation
the strain and uncertainty that would have
and probably viii result in considerable reduction Of
the standing army of France besides leading to quick
ening of industry in Germany and settled feeling
cety. Atho coal strike England has been
fuel efforts radical element make
In sSis Country the Raroad labor Board has
lowed its action in releasing the railroads from the
nnde while roads under government control.
h a an nho of @
the amount Of such reductions in the case before II
l. Other complaints now being filed and it is as
sumed that the will will rss il to hs s1s
of relief to the railroad situation.
United states steel CORPORATION falling into line dur
ing the month with reduction Of 90 per cent In this
the workers in good spirit as necessary readjustment
The trend prices continued downward. but
apparently the bottom has been reached with the prin
will be of material benefit TO the farmers
S so Ssr ay ans % M on %
symptoms of improyemen in foreign markets for
there il hoPo that with settlement of the
The whole situation is abnormal as there is
in all countries for want ot inc
kitho the volume of bank much above
first of the and the strain at the eeners is
opmcnts in the whole longer
seriously felt The money markets arc easing ',ghiy ny
country having generally reduced from to per
has been from 81 and the Bank OF Sweden
rate from ~ to The sesSy , nasss n hnxs s soun
having been arse s1 and @ II s
era nd situation
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Disappointed Travellers

Reliable reports from Europe indicate that Amer
lean travellers who have hasened to get early mpres
sions after the finding those impressions not at
ell TO their liking This not the fault of the French
English Italians and other nationasts, who glad
to the free spending Americans and who
doing all they to make the American visitors
comfortable. But the residues of the terrible
cannot be anything else than uncomfortable, and
European travellers today very likely to share the
usual experience of those who with undue haste
into a of devastation and suffering.
One feature of the present situation, quite un-
expected to many Travellers is the Generalization of
tona finances which makes necessary to pay in Paris
or other European cities, much more than the same
things would cost in New York or Chicago.
There are some travellers in Europe who willing
pay high for extraordinary experiences and these
not being disappointed But the ordinary tourist with
ordinary resources would better turn his journey
some other direction than Europe this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
THE, PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

who is regarded local we'll general benefit,
and who, hope will again and bring others
with him result of his pleasant experiences.
In instances this hospitality is abused. No
certificate of courtesy, honesty of civilized
decency required of those that travel tho highways.
The boor that drives the stranger from his gates and
the pirate that bears invisible skull and crossbones
his windshield accomplices in conspiracy to
destroy the tourist business.
For if all the people of Colorado like some
few of them there would be returning visitors after
tho first few years And if all the tourists were like
few of them, the state legislature would tear up
the highways at the state line and station the
there to enforce the '' No trespassing'' signs.
The of the Colorado tourist business de-
pends upon the realization Of obligation both sides
residents and tourists alike with honesty courtesy and
fairness and respect for law and personal and property
rights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
TODAY'S EVENTS

Greetings OF tho State OF Tennessee,
one hundred and twenty-five ycarp
old today.
Today ia the fiftioth anniversary
OF the first issue OF pos. cnrds in
Canada.
Tho taking ~ tho decenniai ocnsus
In the Dominion OF Canada will BE-
gin today.
The American delegates to the
Second World Cotton Conference nj
Liverpool arc TO sail from New York
today.
Tho General Assembly OF tho Proc
byterisn Church In Canada Ia TO be
gin Its annual scsston today at Tor
onto.
Apple shippers OF tho Northwest
arc to confer at Seatue today on
plans TO form an apple export asso-
ciation.
Governor Miller OF New York.
ignace Paderewski and other notableH
are to participate In today's com
rnencement program at Columbia
University.
A bronze piaedue In memory ~
eighty University OF Virginia alumni
who sacrificed their livcs in the
World War "a to he unveiled today In
connection with the university'B cen-
tennial exercitses
A party of well-known American
scientists ia tn sail from New York
CITY today bound for the undiscover-
cd hcadwaters OF the Amazon River
In search Of now hcrbs and drugs for
the enrichment OF medicine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
PASSING OF THE HELLO GIRL

essary for routine repair work than a
thorough knowledge Of the working
OF a dynamo.
Tho repair work Is absorbing some
OF the girls. Others will be needed
still to record toll calls and supply in
formation. There win be few. II any.
girls actually dismissed, for there have
never been enough operators available
to keep pace with the rapidly growing
telephone systems. Companies haNs
always had to take II for granted that
tho average telephone operator would
get married In two years. During the
war. the turnover was even 100 per
cent in n single year. This meant. and
still means. a heavy overhead expense.
and telephone company schools per
petunily in session TO train newcomers.
a Preventive OF Kicks
Tho phone girl shortage has alvayS
hovcrcd over the companies and they
arc glad to he rid OF that worry who n
possible. IL must also be rather pleas
ant for company to feel that the sub
Iscribcr can no longer blame central
for delays and mistaken numbers. Tho
dial on which tho numbers arc rcgist-
cred Is before the caller and no ono
touches II but himself. The signal
that the line is busy is also a direct
response from the number called. arc
central cannot be suspected OF loAfins
| on the Job
! Another difference in tho direct CON
tact phone is that there is no chance
I OF central listening in. We have often
been assured that the switchboard op-
orator Is as impcrsonai In her attitude
| toward our conversations a. she o.
toward US. that she never repeats any
/ thing heard during business hours.
4 This Is no doubt true. and most OF us
never think Of centrals presence when
We talk over tho phone. All sorts of
diplomatic and military matters were
discussed freely over tho telephone In
Paris and Washington during the war.
and with never a record of any indiE-
cretion on tho part OF the operator.
sun, when Affairs OF Importance and
secrecy are involved. tho telephone uu-
douhtedly becomes n more satisfactory
means Of communication when tho
conversation is felt to be strictly pr
vate.
In still another way. the self service
system claims an advantage. Many
pcople-foreigncrs and people with dc
fectS Of speech or hclring-havo DIM
Guilty in making themselves Understood
over the phone or In understandinE
centrars answers. Friends are used to
pecullarices Of voice and mako
special effort themselves to speak dis
tinctly- Tho troubles OF this type ~
phone user come largely In gettinE
connected Central has no way of
knowing that Aunt Katie fnds II hard
to catch the cndings Of words or that
lisptng Mr.. Smith Is not merely trying
TO be tace,ious. When tho caller make
HRS own connection this rsart of the
call is uimplifcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A. The Bureau Of Mines states that
1t is best to leave water in heating
systems during the summer months. as
tho oxygen has all been boiled out of
tho water and thcre will be no deter
iorauon. II the water Is drawn out tho
moisture will remain and this Will be
Injurious 10 tho sygtan.
Q. What Ia the strength OF the
United States Army?-H. F. n.
A. Tho estimated strength Of the
Regular Army as OF April 40. 1921. was
2i3. .7e1. including officers Of the Philip
pine Scouts.
@. When will the National Rif1.
Matches he held this year7-G. l.. A.
A. Tho dates of the National
Matches at Camp Perry. Ohio. will be
August 27 to September 20. instead OF
beginning q. month earlier as first an
nounced. The Small Arms School
tional Rifle Association OF America
ma tohes will be held from September
6 to September II, and tho National
Matches from September Is to Septem-
ber 2e
Q. Ia 1. true that the French Of
ficars have two uniforms7-J. z,
A II has been officially announced
that officers of the French Army arc
now to have three uniform--full dress.
undress. and field service. officers
have been given until April, 1923. TO
equip themselves with the new outfit.
q. Under what rules is tho open golf
championship nf the United States
played7-f. NJ. c.
A. Tho entire field will play an Is
hole qualifying round on the two
DAYS preceding tho event, the 12 best
scores winning entrance TO tho great
contest The qualifying scores do not
count exoep. to enter the contestants
in the championship proper. This
years ore1 championship viii bs the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

17so-Edward Holyoke. tenth prosi-
dent of Harvard College. died
at Cambridge. Mass. Born in
Boston. June IS. 1859.
1s.3-Marshal Davoust. ono Of tho
moot faithful of Napoleon's
followers. died in Paris. Born
MAY 10. 1870.
1s5o-Lord John Russell introduced
n bill in tho British parliamen,
for tho union OF tho two
Canadas.
1sfs-A convention Of delegates me;
at Albany 70 revise the Con-
Htitution Of New York.
1s7i-First issue of post cards in
Canada.
tsSi-Thc Secretary OF War prohibit
cd tho use OF tobacco by the
cadets AZ West Point
1ss5-Victor Hugo was buried in the
Pantheon at Paris
Is95-The centennial Of Tennessee
Statehood was celebrated at
Nashville.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
TODAy'S BIRTHDAYS

Princess Yolando. eldest daughter
of tho King and Queen OF Italy, born
tn Rome. 20 years ago today.
Niscount Fitznlan. tho new Lord
Lieutenant and Governor General of
ireland. born sc years arD today.
Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols. president
elect Of tho Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology, born at Leavenworth,
kaa. 50 years aro today.
Nine. Marrarete Matsenauer. cele-
brated opsratoc soprano. born
in Hungary. 40 years ago today.
RI Rev. Patrick r. Heffron.
Catholic bishop OF Winona, born In
Now York City. 81 years ago today.
Blanche sweet. ono Of the most
celebrated of film actresses. born in
Chicago. 81 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

Left to right, above: The Crown
Prince Of Japan. RS .ori Mayor
Of London. and the Prince Of
Wales at banquet IN London
given in honor Of the Japanese
visitor. Below: The Japanec ,
Crown Prince riding with King
George from Victoria station to
Buckingham palace.
The Crown Prince Of Japan
who is visiting in England, has
everywhere been received with all
the honor and respect commonly
accorded to royalty. On hi, ar
rival in London he was met st
Victoria station by King Cce se.
who took Linn to Buckingham
palace. Later, at . banquet given
in honor Of the royal vi5itor. he
was rendered the freedom Of Lon
don.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

a5th ncct held In this country. and It
will bc played over the beautiful course
of the Columbia C.fGntry Club, Chevy
Chase. Maryland. beginning July ~
@. why are thcrc no eSablished
laws for tho game Of PokeS -. ~ a.
A. There is no authoritative code
OF laws for the game of Poker Secause
card clubs OF recognized standing do
no. admit tho game to thor card
rooms. and find no necessity for formu-
iating any official code for It's govern
mcnt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

@. What is the strength Of the
British Arrny?-E. r. II.
a. Tho annual report OF tho British
Army. issued in March. 1921. is the
first report issued since the termination
of the World War. II states that the
reEimental strength OF tho army dn-
cluding tho Territorial Forcc) ON octo-
bcr /. 1919. was 1,0si.7 In the year i'm
mediately preceding the war the Reg
ular Army numbered 2iT.25o OF all arms,
and on October /, 1914. the strength of
the Regular Army including the Ter
ritoriai Force) was Lar. .3I2.
O. What is the name OF the method
employed to treat Internal diseases by
rcactionary chemicals7-A. w.
A. Chcmotherapy is the name given
the treatment OF Internal diseases by
chemical reagents that have a specific
and immediate toxic effect upon the
micro-organlsms that cause the dis
eases. without seriously poisoning the
patient. Malaria Is treated with uui-
nine in this way.
q. Is II best to remove water from a
hot-water heating system in tho sum-
mer time?-W. l.. X.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

one Of the native rulers in India. the
Nawsb of Rampur, is the possessor of
a watch valued at over $4,000 The
lower case IL cut from a single topaz.
tho upper from an emerald. and a
diamond. ground very thin, serves for
the crystal The watch shows the sec
ondE. minutes. quarter hours. half
hours. hours, days. weeks, months.
seasons. years and leap-yeafs ur to the
year o.9oo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
ONE Yr,AR AGO nonay

Adolfo dc Ia Huorta was Installed
ns Provisional President of Mexico.
Supreme Court decided that a rail
fiod Federal amendment cannot be
unlimited to n referendum.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
Where 1t Started
APRIL FOOLS DAY
Copyright, 1921. BY Tho Wheeler Syn

CCoryright, 1921. BY Tho Wheeler syn
dicate, Inc-D
Tho origin Of tAis day of practical
Joking is supposed to lie with Noah
Tradition says that It was on April
that he ront out tho dove on Its hrs'
fr,iitloss errnnd to discover land. Tr
memory of the great navigator II was
supposed to be the custom to aend out
people who had forgotten tho signihc'
ance OF the date. on somc fruitless er,
rand. so that by he'ng made fools OF
they would remember and honor Noah
and his family
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01
FASHION hint

In accordance u the request Of
many readers. The Chieftain has 70.
sunec the fashion service which
proved 70 popular. We have raads ar
rangements with the Beauty Fs tern
company. Of New York, to supply the
patterns to our readers and to rsn In
The Chieftnin Illustrations OF the lat.
e., and most convenient styles. These
are OF special interest and ADVANTAGE
to the oome dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may Be sent dircct 70
Tho Chicft.sn office but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern CON-
pany dirsct tr .hs person ordering
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

crepe. silk. satin. crepe de chine. cre-
tonne. Ssunei and flannellette arc suit
able for this style.
a pattern OF this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of loo In
silver OF stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

tAny reader can act the
Ing The Pueblo Chicftain lnfor.
nation Bureau, Frederic j.
Haskin. Director. Washington, ID.
c. This offer applies strictly to
Information. The Bureau CAn.
not give advice on legal, medical,
and financial matters. II docs
not attempt TO settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake cx-
haustivo research on my SUBJ
jcct. Write your question plain
1y and briefly. Give full name
and address md enclose two
cents In stamps for return post.
age. All replies arc sent direct
TO the inquircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-01

the most careful of novelists, wrote
~ Tale of q Lonely Paris contain
ing one hundred and twenty thousand
words. in the space of twenty-four
days.