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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
SPANISH DELAY
MOOR OFFENSIVE

MADRID, Sept. S.-A semi-oficial
notice was published today saying
that the Spanish offensive against
the Moors at MelIla cannot be start
ed for some time. The prepa tons
are not yet complete. as sufficient re-
serves must be brought up and addi-
tonal munitions accumulated. The
notice added that Gen. BereuEuer.
the Spanish high commissioner in
Morocco hopes 10 begin the attack
within eight or 10 days and TO con
lnue il until the Moors are COM
pletely defeated.
Numbers of cannon are being sent
from Spain to Meliua with which 20
lombard effectively the surrounding
villages hello by the Moors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
PROMISE TO PAY
SAVES DEFENDANT
Omacht Sees No Fraud If
Tenant Agrees to Remit
When Able.

On motion OF defendants counsel
that fraud must BE shown and that
az long as tenant promises TO pay
back rent whether or not he leaves
the premises and later showed his
willingness 20 pay. Judge GeorEe w
Omacht discharged Harry Moore.
621 IL y. limerick St. from Gus
toby. Moore was charged with de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09
wHIPPING-PosT.

BALTIMORE. Sept. s.-The whip
ping post was resurrected in Bait
more today when Sheriff McNulty
applied the lash FIVE times 70 the
bare back Of Cornelius Smith. negro
wife beater- The FIaEeIlaIon took
place in the main corridor OF the
city Jail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

Gatun lake. A part OF the Panama
canal system. IS the largest man
made body Of fresh water in the
world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

At least one third lower than last year. But
the prices aren't the best things about these
clothes The smart styles and good quality
that stays stylish are of greatest Importance.
The one-third price reduction in the past
year is worth while; but it wouldn't be worth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-09

a boot unless the quality was right These
are made better than ever-fner woolens.
So look for something more than low
prices" We've got everything you want
here. Guaranteed quality suits and over
coats at
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Relief for Starving Russia

An appropriation by congress to be expended for
the relief of starving children in Russia will meet with
general approval in the United States. The fact that
the Russian people themselves TO blame for their
miserable condition does affect the main fact of
their supreme need
None the less there should be everywhere the under
standing that the collapse of the entire industrial and
economic system in Russia due TO the folly of the
leaders of the Russian revolution and to the Ignorance
Of the Russian people, who permitted insane radicals 10
dominate government and public affairs.
Russia has the natural resources adequate for all
the needs of her people Russia also has the power
sufficient to exploit those resources so produce
enough for all the needs of the people with a surplus
for foreign trade In other words Russia has the two
things which, the socialists declare produce all wealth
material and labor.
But under the socialist regime Russian labor pro-
duces practically nothing. Industry is paralyzed; the
people starving and the for this condition is
perfectly plain
Under the socialist system two things arc lacking
that essential to continued production Ono of these
is the incentive to work and The other is tho
intelligent direction by which alone labor continue
to produce the things that necessary for human
istence
The Russian people have the excuse that under the
old regime they had chance scqpre the intelligence
that is necessary for the maintenance of free govern
ment. Then they were held the serfs of tyrannous
nobility they in the chains of selfish and
scrupulous demagogues. Under the old regime they
were robbed and oppressed but they
fed. Under the socialist regime they are robbed, op
pressed and starved.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
OUR NATIONAL INCOME.
The Wollman Review.


the Interesting studies the part .,et Of
day economists is found in the problems aris
it's distribution The subject possesses added attrae.
most Of the dscenten Of the day. or the Of
ha Ms IS e share
should go NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. capital and ana
rsnsfuily aue aber' WN4' '
is insuperable Barrier fixty of adjustment
and the chaTring business industrial activity
and demand conseauently making the relative shares
United the lsl? and ope or
leading the STAFF ia o Of this this a
national income for 1919 H. is p1aess
% 1er 49, S'0f The
income was 'ss' ?ss%s s n.a .at' ,nerrass 'n ease
When the % Ss ans pF he gain
Is Car less marked total income in these
pares ,9r %
capita was only ss5s aEan M .st as more ap
parent than real t.. .,,...s =. tho a,..r,butiop
of Gns nsm 1'''@ The Ss ssd
vide the reliable on this eaurr at, e,on ns
osained aims is 1i Of total received ss SS
had ~ Of the total Oyer @ period s,s Of
M ses ha @ pes o% s to
,y n IN ,,, " to az e. in Il s1a m.s
that in tho boom days Of 1919 after the war
the proportion which went 10 inc i've
was ow it days This calculation.
moreover into account the heavy income
taxes and which cut down their share stu
further. might said also that these two factors
tho relative falling In and the high taxes
rivc further confirmation tho tendency the part
Of The wealthy to Withdraw from constructive en-
terprisc
TAhor's Larger SHARE
the interesting portions of the study re-
l.tcs division of income between
CAPITAL 'rns labor. Th" table given below shows III"
tendency toward Increased share In the total income
increased share in the total income
the and salaries The figures are
oni- 10 1915. The record by years Is as
foil
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
IN DAYS News

One of the outstanding figures in
the new Dominion parliament will be
Sir Lomer Gouin. former Liberal pre-
mier of Quebec. who was elected in
one of the Montreal divisions. Sir
Lomer has never before appeared in
Federal politics except once many
years ago. when he .unsuccessfully
contested a seat as an exponent of un-
restricted reciprocity with the United
States. But he has been premier of
the Province OF Quebec for fifteen
years and in that position made a
record as a constructive statesman
who has few equals In Canada. His
reputation Is that of a man Of mark
cd intellectual abilfty. much given TO
study. and one to be reckoncd with in
the future Of tho Dominion. Sir
Lomer is so years old. He was born
in Quebec and completed his educa-
tion at Laval University. For many
years before entering public life he
was leading member of the Quebec
bar.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
dress and cncloee two cents In
stamps for return postage. All
replies arc sent direct TO tho in.
Quircr.)

9. When was Christmas first ccle-
. brated7 @. s. r.
A. Tho beginning of tho celebration
or Christmas as n Christian anniver-
s5ry cannot be dated exactly. Tho first
certain mention of the festival is in
"a. n. 1so-ls2). The festival IL also
spoken of in the third century by Gle
fnent of Alexandria. II was. OF course,
celebration commcmorstinE the birth
OF the Son OF God. and WAS pertici-
patcd In by the little groups who rccos-
nized Christ ms such.
q. Have as many Immigrants ar
rived from any country as the law AL
lows to enter q. T.
A. Tho years quotas for Greece,
spain. Jogoslavia. Palestine, Turkey,
syria and smyrna arc already cx-
hausted
q. Please tell me the names Of the
different kinds of dogs. J. y. y.
A. Breeds Of dogs have been vsri.
ously classified. Modern na,uraIists
have substantially agreed upon six
groups. The latest arrangement is that
by Windle. based upon the shape Of the
skull and other features. rather than
upon form and function. II is as fol-
lows; wolflike dogs, Greyhounds,
spaniels. Hounds. Mastiffs and Ter.
riers.
Q. Explsin the Six and SIX Plan of
school organization. B. q. r.
A. Tho Six and Six Plan of school
orsanizs ton is plan whereby the
education Of child shall be divided
Into six years Of graded school work,
two years Of junior high. and four
years of high school work. making six
OF graded work and six of high rather
than eight grades and four years In
high school.
q. Which is carried on more exton-
sirely In the West. cattle raising or
sheep raising l.. *. !.
4. The cattle industry is more eS-
tehsiNe In the West than sheep ranch.
ing. Tho total farm value Of cattle
in the United States for the present
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
TODAY'S EVENTS

Only three more days for Christmas
shopping.
Festival of st. Thomas Didynus.
patron saint of Portugal.
Centenary of the birth of Admiral
John NJ. r. Clitz. who has n distir-
Euishcd career in tho l.. S. Navy.
Rt. Rev. Thomas w. Drumm. Cath
Ollie bishop of Dcs Moincs. celebrates
today the Goth anniversary OF his
ordination.
RI. Rev. John NJ. Cannon. head of
the Catholic diocese Of Erie. Pa. also
completes twenty years In the priest
hood today.
The annual convention of the
Michigan State Physical Education
Society meets at Battle Creek today
for a two-day session.
Injunction proceedings brought by
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad against the
L. S. Railroad Labor Board are SCH
edulcJ for hearing before Federal
Judge Landis in Chicago today.
Conferences between officials OF the
Union Pacific Railroad system and
representatives Of the employees Of the
road ON the question OF reductio1
in wages are to begin at Omaha to-
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

year is estimated at 81, ,5ts. .ss5. 900, while
the total value Of sheep and wool Is
estimated at sess.I5s .oso,
Q. What was tho Battle of tho Rose
bud,
A. The Battle of the Rosebud was
battle between Federal troops and
the Indians. fought shortly before the
Custer Massacre. The Sioux were Vic
iorious In this encounter which occur
rcd July IL. 1876. on the banks of the
Rosebud river.
@. What is tho sypewri,ins record ?
n. G.. W.
\. In recent typewriting speed
contest held In New York City. George
Hossfcld made record OF isI words
rcr minute for ono hour on an Under
wood typewriter. While other persons
have held records OF greater number
of words per minute. the matter which
Bossfcld copied was very difficult and
moro words were deducted for each or
ror than In former contests. Uo Is
therefore considered TO hold tho worlds
speed record in typrvritinE.
.. How does tho great Japaresc
hat'leship kasa compare with our L
:. S. Maryland7 l.. w. *.
\. Tho Hasa is unofficially report
cd to have n length Of 100 feet. and
will have a main battery Of eight or
ten tS-inch guns. n ia estimated that
her turbine engines will drive her at
"a knots. The Y. s. 8. Maryland. which
has been undergoing trial. carries
etsh; is-inch guns in her main bat.
terry. has n length Of s.i feet and n fun
load displacement Of 77.5ao tons Her
best speed on trial was 2..ia knots.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Let Well Enough Alone

The people of the western states in which the
iona forests located very we'll pleased with the
work OF the Forestry Bureau of the Department Of
Agriculture, ana they will not look with favor upon the
proposed shifting of that bureau the Department Of
the Interior.
1t is possible that there may be some good reason
for such change but before favoring it the people Of
the west will have to be convinced that it is acceptable
to the who know the forests best and who deserve
credit for the splendid work that has been accomplished
in them, that is the officers of the Forest Bureau
The people of the western states are not in favor
of any narrow policy of so-called conservation They
want TO the forest used and kept out of use
The idea of prmeyal wilderness be kept unsuied
for succeeding generations does not appeal favoraby
to the people of the in which these wildernesses
are located
Neither the people of the west in favor Of the
spoaton of the national forests by selfish interests
that have other than and operate
saw mills and develop water power and to do all the
other things that might be done under purely utli-
tartan policy under individual corporation ownership
The present Forest Bureau has successfully steered
middle course between spolation and the craze Of
primeva wilderness conservation and it should be per-
mitted to continue course of so great public benefit
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
THE .RESOURCEFUL SHOPPER
BY FREDERIC i. HAsk1N

Washington. d. O., Dec. 13.-The Sut-
standing fact about the retail market
these days is the variation you can
discover in the price asked for exactly
the same article at different stores.
Some retailers are apparently trying
to stand pat on war time prices, while
others are trying to build up their
trade and hasten the turnover by SELL
ing at the lowest prices they can. No
doubt. too. the retail price varies wide
ly because the wholesale PRICES, at
which gSods now in stores We're
bought, also vary. Some retailers have
goods in stock bought at war time
wholesale prices. and they are holding
them for a. price that will give them at
least their money back. Others, who
bought more cautiously, have the same
articles purchased at somewhat lower
rate.
Whatever the reasons for this var
iety of price on the same article, it GER
tainly exists. and 1T creates an un-
usual opportunity for the resourcefu1
and determined shopper to find what
he Is looking for at a low price. Incl
dentally, the fact that in the same
town the same article is sold for three
or four different prices shows that
most people are not resonrceful and
determined shoppers. While constant
ly protesting against high prices. they.
as n rule. tamely pay whatever the
retailer demands, and they make no
special effort to patronize the man
who offers goods at a low price. They
buy where they are accustomed to
cents or dollars more than walk a few
blocks farther. This In undoubtedly
much more true of men than OF wom-
en-.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
EDITOR OBREGON FIGHTS
FOR PRIEST FREEDOM

Mexico City. Mcxico-"Alvaro OBJ
RECON- has become regular editorial
writer for the four Spanish Language
morning newspapers here and his art
icles on timely topics have attracted
much attention thruout tho republic.
The Mexican president chose as his
first subject The Freedom Of the
Press" suggested by the lively contro-
rersy several newspapers were having
with Sub Secretary OF Interior LuEo
who made some threatening remarks
against the editor of FL Universal fol-
owing his sharp criticism OF the gov
crnmcnt.
President ohrcgon gave every aasur-
ance in his editorial that freedom of
speech and press will bo maintained In
Mexico thruout his sdministra tion.
Several days later Aware obregon"
furnished another editorial In which
he attacked promiscuous syndicalism.
asserting that this form Of solidarity
is too often blind following by tho
masses of n cause with which they arc
not entirely familiar. The president in
no sense criticised unions,
II II understood that the president IN
preparing p series Of editorials which
will be submitted for publication at
intervals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Messages From
the People
Pueblo. Colorado. Dec. 1s, 1921.

To the Editor of Chieftain:
Dear Sir: As r. spirited newspaper. I
hope IL VIII not be too much to ask
you, you shall urge Our representatives
OF prevention OF floods they shall take
some real action of doing something
real work instead OF too much expert
mcrt as the danger is very near and
great. and if delayed will be late and
nothing left to protect. l realize 1t -
"a big Job aud win take tinIe to ac-
complish II. nevertheless. II has to be
dono by this time something along this
line. like widening and digging tho
river bank and clearing II from debris
aud other obstacles at least to minimizc
a little of the danger. As / under
stand II this would bc done n year ago
We would not have such big flood.
Every property owner has done super
human work In line OF rebuilding the
city. but all this wifi go for naught
II the authorities don.t 90 something
to prevent its occurrence. II corpora
ton would iose in "a disaster from ton
to twenty million dolisr- IN their prop
erty they would not lose day or
starting to remedy not to occur again.
so why the delay and a lot of red
tape. 1t sure had to re at least climi-
mated in this great emergency.
Very truly yours.
A. ROs't.S BLUM.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

3s39 For afternoon or dinner par
ties. this model is Just the thing to
wear" II has new and pleasing
lines. and not the least among it's fca-
lures is the uneven hem effect, pro-
duced by the inserted panels at the
sides OF front and back. In crepe dc
chine and satin. crepe do meteor and
gorgettc either in matched shades or
contrasting colors. this style will be
very attractive. ono could also have
soft tricotine or serge. taffcta or
velvetecn with satin.
Tho Pattern IL cut In Sizes. IA.
as. IS. 40. ~ and - inches bust mea-
sure. a IS inch size will require s
yards OF 40 inch material. Tho width
OF tho skirt ut tho foot In little more
than 2 yards.
pattern of this Illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF 10c in
silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
ToDAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

meetings In Edin.
burgh In protest against this
signing of articles of union
with England.
17so--John Norvell. United States
senator from Michigan 1874,
born at Danville. Ky. Died at
Hamtramck. Mich. April IL.
1850.
lsoI-Earl Of Reaconsficid tBcn-
iamin DisraelD. famous novel
ist and statesman, born In
London. Died there. April 10.
1851.
Sagasta became minister
OF Spain.
lsso-Richard W. Thompson Of In
diana resigned as Secretary of
the Navy in the Hayes cabinet.
Arthur. by procla-
nation. recommended an ap-
propriate observance of tho
Tooth anniversary OF Washing
toms retirement from the
army.
looo-coun, Won Blumenthal. the last
of the great German generals
who fought in the Franco
Prussian war. died. Born July
20. 1910.
1 1nos-Hush watt. a former member
sentenced to five years penal
Of the British parliament. was
servitude for melting persons
to murder his former wife.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
French Defence and World Peace

The French assent to the American proposition for
naval disarmament regards capital ships
pected France stands usual in the front line Of
civilization and is willing to do her full share in every
movement for the benefit of world humanity.
French statesmen never lose sight of the peculiar
needs for national Defence and the delegates of other
nations Washington should not ignore plain facts.
France her continued existence nation to the
fact that she has been both willing and able to fight
for her life.
So long as the enemies of France hold their des-
perae purpose to destroy her France must be armed
and if the representatives of other nations expect
France to military preparations while Germany
still plots revenge, they expecting something that
France cannot give
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Daniel +. cohslan. New York iurist
and noted worker in the y Of
Irish independence. born at Middlc-
town. n. Y. 81 years ago today.
Charles r. Taft. Cincinnati news
paper publisher and brother of Chief
Justice Taft. born in Cincinnati. IS
years sEo today.
Lynn j. Frazier. recently recalled IT'S
governor of North Dakota. born In
steele county. Minn., ~ years ago
today.
Thomas c, McRae. governor of Ar
kansas. born at Mt. Holly. Ark. so
years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Horoscope
= S.: D. Net Compel.
DECEMBER ri. 1921.
Copyright. 1921. by The Mcclure
b.t D. Net c.~p.,.'

Copyright, 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Stars of i'll omen have power today,
according to astrology. Saturn, Mercury
and the Sun are all in malefic aspect
During this planetary rule there is
likely to be much discomfort and un-
rest among workers of every sort.
Farmers will reach a point of severe
depression, owing to market conditions,
or to tardy legislation Saturn indi-
Gates that there Will be little relief
from lawmakers.
Altho this days horoscope is of sin
ister portent those who till the earth
have promising aspects for the new
year.
The seers declare that progress is in
dicated for the human race. which
must suffer apparent setbacks our
ing the period of readjustment that
marks the new era.
This Is reau AS a time for clashes
between the old ideas and the new un
derstanding of life. The exercise of
might in wars, which represents the
ancient order is at odds with the hope
of cooperation that enables nations
to help instead of hurting one another.
Loss of popularity is presaged for
more than one public man.
This is not lucky day for entering
into any written contracts and agree
ments relating to the business of the
new year would better be postponed
that will test many of our nationa |
principles.
Famous visitors will be entertained
early in the spring when New York
and Washington come under a rule of
the stars that promises red letter days
in American history.
Changes in the presidents cabinet
again are foretold to take place be-
fore the end of the coming year.
The president is now subject to a
planetary direction making for increase
in Independence of thought and access
of courage in handling public affairs.
Persons whose birthdate It is may
have rather a stressful year in busi-
ness. They should be careful in sign
ing documents. Success is promised to
those who are exceedingly Industrious.
Children worn on this day may be
energetic, visionary and successful.
These subjects of Sagitarrius are on
the cusp and usually have the best
Capricorn characteristics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

(And reader can get tho IN.
ewcr TO any question By writing
The Chicftnin Information Bu.
reau, Frederick J. Haskin. d.
rector, Washington. ID. G. This
offer applies strictly to inforrna-
tion. The Bureau cannot Hivo
advice on legal. medical. and
financial matters. II docs not
attempt to settle domestic trou.
blce, nor to undertake cxhaus.
tive research on any subjcct.
Write ,uor question plainly and
briefly. Give full nnmc and ad-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Share Of
Inv cstors ana
Msnag cement

figures show ciearl the ris. in share of labor
It ts probable that 1919 would show greater
those receiving salaries IT is not
rurpose this discussion enter into the merits
or dement's the increased proportion but per-
'lncn, point that the relative shares have dc.
parted considerably the former basis that mish
been considered normal Attention might be called
also G tho fact that probably S of tho income taxes Of
tho nation for the 1915 paid by those
cei",u 23e the national while tho remain
VIII
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
ITO TO SAFE
YOUR Family

Fire destroyed another beautiful
Salina home. Happened while hus-
band was away caused from SCOT In
the chimney. why take the chance,
'Shink of your wife and babies at
home. tface them inspected. repaired
and cleaned.-From an ad. in the
Saina Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
TT LOOKED BAD.

why you call my boy a poor
nut7" pueried an indignant mother,
who confronted tho dietitian of a
New Jersey charities association the
other morning. at her office door.
And the latter has not vet found n
way of convincing Mrs. Caruso that
poor NUT on the face OF Angeles
card stands for poor nutrition.-Sur-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
FASHION hint

many readers, The Chieftain has re-
sumed the fashion service which
proved so popular. We have made ar
rangements with the Beauty Pattern
company of New York to supply the
patterns to our readers and to run in
The Chieftafn illustrations OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. These
are Of special interest and advantage
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct to
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany direct to the person ordering
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21
Mr.. and Mrs. silverio Riyerio and their children.

parents of this coast family. In
tn photo, left to right, the mem
bers of the family and their ages
are: Catherine, 4; Rupert, s;
Anita, g.; Ernest, s; Louis. 8;
Theodore, 10; julius, IL; Peter.
13; John, IA; Frances, 16; Martin.
1s; Stella, 10; Victoria, %; Sill
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-21

ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
The Irish Home Rule was adopted
by the British parliament and sen. to
the King for signature.