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New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
DON'T. SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shootin through your head, when your sku seems as if it would split, just rub little Musterole on your temples ap neck. It draws out the infammati6
 soothes away the pain. usually givii quick relief. *%
 Musterole is a clean, white ointmer' made with oil of mustard. Better thanI mustard plaster and does not blister. ommend mss s Musterole SeI for mss@s soTe throa m chitis, a croup. ~ stif meek, eek asthma. 4; ria. congestion, pleurisy. rheumati1I Iumbago, pains and aches of the back q oints, sprains, sore muscles, bruise| chilblains, frosted feet - colds of tl chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 7 is always dependable
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21

It is difficult to put an interpreta- tion on your dream as tho state of your nerves and your anxiety for your brothers can account for it very readily. take it that the missing brother in the dream was your favorite one. In sleep the unconscious mind, although refieCting the worries of the day occasionally, is said to he more readily in touch with absent ones to whom tho dreamer was close It is probable that the missing broth CT sent" the mental impulse" that caused your dream and that he does not know where the other two are, his worry being communicated to you through the medium of mental telcpathy, when you mind was in the most receptive state. He has been thinking of you. would say that you will hear from him, or possibly from one of the other two within a very short time.
 JOHN-A-DREAM
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21

Dear Editor:-
 I had a strange dream the other night. It was Of my three brothers that are away and I don't know where they are l thought that two of them camo home together and when l asked for the third. one of them re- piled that he left him somc pla ce and that he hadn't seen him since. Kindly print the answer of this dream in your paper.
 And obliged.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
And introduces hunger, frost and
 woe, Where peace and hospitality
 might reign.

Once beforo I explained to you that to receive a garment as a gift from mans hand is q sign of truo love, of real love. of loves happiness to come, undisturbed and unalloyed It is the best dream an unmarried woman may have, as sure a sign of a song in your heart as the rising sun is the covenant of the coming of the day,
 To buy clothing ia messenger of business troublca of a minor sort, to lose an article of clothing usually means t:lat tho last wish you OK pressed before retiring will never be fulfilled. To steal clothing means that the path of true love will not be smooth but will lead 10 tho goal nevertheless. and to tear any part of the clothing you wear is a sign oe keen sorrow of short duration, caused by some ones troachery or falSchoods.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21

has spared no expense in givi1g the play a scenic investiture that Is second to none in Metropolitan productions.
 ''Parlor. Bedroom and Bath" will be presented this evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21

Here arc shown two of the newest creations by Lucille. at the left and right. In the center is Norma Tal- madge. movie star. in n Palm Beach
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
Keeping Faith With the People

Senators and representatives in the general
bly, have acted wisely in postponing the date Of dourn
men for few days in order to give time to complete
the legislation that pledged to the people in the
Republican state platform.
1t should not have required the threat of extra
session to have convinced the datory assembymen of
the necessity OF keeping faith with the people, but in
the presence of governor who insisted upon getting
for the people what the people had right to expect
and who would not have hesitaed to do the thing he
said he would do, there only that could
be taken
1t is to be hoped that all the members of the egis
laure will accept this decision in good faith and will
cooperate in getting the best possible results in all
legislation that remains to be considered
1t is fact, whether the politicians in office know
it not, that the and of Colorado have at
this time deep and utter disgust with the cheap
and petty of politics They do not care about
little personal quarrels about offices, and they do
care much about partisan schemes Elections in Colo
RADIO lost according to the decisions of the
independent voters, and whether you like it or not the
candidate is Republican Democrat. But the in
dependent voter does whether the party in power
keeps the promises 1t made to get power, and the nde
pendent voter cares very much whether state officials
and legislators work sincerely for the benefit of the
people.
The Republican party has not yet lost with the
independent men and who commissioned it to
power last November aho it has dangerously
to forfeiting their respect and good will.
An honest compliance with the platform promises
and earnest and sincere effort get the best possible
results in the Details concerning which there are bound
to be honest differences of opinion viii enable the lead.
ers of the party to 'pont with pride another and
better than that in which those words are com
monty used.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
The State Road Controversy

The recent discussion of state road matters has
been good thing for the state for has brought out
facts and principles which it is important
for the people to know.
Unquestionaby there has been very general and
very strong dissatisfaction with the management of
state highways in recent years, and it has seemed to
persons of undoubted sincerity that the best thing
for the state would be plan of road manage
mcnt with Axed and continuous policy working along
definite plan.
The presentation Of this plan, in spite Of many
sound arguments in its support, has aroused vigorous
opposition It is felt that the plan does not
have proper regard for the local interests OF the differ
ent parts OF the state and it is also felt that the
man plan carries TOO much risk of dicatoria policy
partial to section to the interests of class.
Whether the people mistaken in their opinion
or not it appears to be fact that majority OF the
people of Colorado at the present time not in favor
Of strict plan of road building. They in
favor Of state system of high ways but they to
have local wishes consulted and immediate local needs
provided for
The obvious of wisdom under such condi-
tons is some kind of compromise that will the
benefits and avoid the evils of both plans
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
COAL MUST CHANGE COLOR

may sec the farmers mining their
brown coal for domestic Use. For ma
chinery they use spades. The coal
when used in this primitive state is
not. OF course. the refined. perfected
form OF fuel 1t will DO when manufae
tured into briauettcs. But IL is fuel
and the German peasant finds II salts
factory. The German Industrial baron,
however. sees the possibilities OF
brown coal as factory fuel. In Ger
many there is a brown coal boom. The
scientific and industrial forces OF the
nation are ccntered upon making hs-
mite commercial asset.
The scientific German has CONNER
cially utilized his Ignite beds TO som"
extent for years past. though the In
dus,ry Is spoken of as new thing
For example. In 1913 Gcrr any export
cd to the United States, which has the
greatest Ignite beds in the world, coal
tar products made largely from lis-
nitc. to the value o, s2-.coo, 900. The
United States has annually imported
for years millions OF gallons OF creo-
sotiux oils that are simple distilled eic
menA of Ignite This country has al
ways been one OF the chief purchascrs
OF European fertilizers. LiKnuc II one
of the most Important sources OF fer
tilfser. known scientifically as am
monium sulphate. also contains in
Ercs; quantities Ingredients used in
high explosives.
1t Is also worthy OF note that lignite
was the source OF the saechlrinc used
abroad during tho war As a sugar sub
stitutc.
Again Ignite. thru one OF Its by
products. paraffin. Is relieving the
soap famine that has annoyed Europe
for these past several years. 1t is
hoped by European scientists that
pnraffin produced from Ignite Will
eventually end the shortage OF edibl-
fats by making It unnecessary to use
them for Industrial purposes.
SO Europe has awakened to Ignite :
possibilities The United states. en-
couragcd by the Bureau OF Mines, -
awakening Our Ignite fields are vast
ly larger than any In European ma
tons. Devciopn mt is all that ir need.
cd And with black coal At its present
high hgure there Is every induccmcnt
for both government and industry ia
push that development
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01

ton. The second. moderations. known
"a mods. occurs after one or two years.
according to whether the candidate
seeks honors in II or not: and two
years later comes the finals or greats.
@. To settle an argument. DO trees
grow around the outside or clear thru
the trunk OF the trees? d. o. ID.
a. The Bureau OF Forestry says
that trees grow around the outside.
Every year 4 ring of wood is added on
the treo.
@. Please tell me the origin OF the
expression They also serve who only
stand and wait. L. d.
A. This is the concluding limo of
Sniton's Sonnet on Blindness.
@ What percentage OF the land IN
California is owned by Japanese j.
w c.
a. The total acreage of California is
sa6i7. $50. Of which in 1890. the Japan
eso owned or controlled 1886 acres.
@. Please tell me II there is such
thing as n mad stone. j. T. o.
a a maidstone Is a stone. or other
substance. frequently a bali of hair
from the stomach OF an animal. which
is popularity supposed to cure hydro
phobia and absorb the poisoning when
applied to the wound. Its healing quail
ity is doubtful
q. How is the coating for chocolate
Greatness prepared? w a. s
A. We suggest the following: Take
one pound Of bitter chocolate. dissolve
in double kettle. add from four to eight
ounces of icing sugar. beat well and
add from two to three ounces of cocoa
butter to make 4, the proper consis-
tency.
@ How Is the word slough pro-
! nouncod In the expression slough of
Dcspond'' in pilgrims Prorress"7 L.
A. Q.
nounced as IL spelled 'slou'.
@ How may oil paintings be
clennsed2 L w. T.
A. To clean an oil painting, wash
the surface gently with clear. warm
water. using a soft cloth or fine
sponge. let dry. and rub gently with
soft flannel cloth moistened with
pure olive oil. Tho water spftens the
Iaccumuiatcd smoke. dust and dirt, and
tho oil assists in wiping II away.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
THE PUEBLO. CHIEFTAIN

tional guard of Colorado called into for po-
lice and guard duty in Of strike and riots and it
also trained to the nation in Of war.
Under the present law the state rangers and the
national guards organized for different purposes
and act under different authorities.
The state rangers body of state police. Their
purpose is to enforce state laws and to protect life and
property within the state from criminals and rioters.
They the purpose the state that the police
in the city. Without such organization the
state has force that be called upon in time of
need and the only other instrument of law is the sheriff
and his deputies.
The only intelligent opposition to the state rangers
comes from those who think that life and property
should not be protected from rioters, that the pro-
hibtion laws should not be enforced that obedience
to law should not be made compulsory.
The national guard, under the present law, repre-
sents Coorados contribution to the citizen army of the
United States. Under the law this organization is not
subject to the orders of state officials and be
used for state except the where the state
calls upon the federal government for protection and
then only under the orders of federal officers
If Colorado does not establish and maintain this
national guard it simply that the people of this
state willing to do their part as good Americans
toward the protection of the national honor and safety
but prefer accept the protection of the patriotic
people of other states.
Colorado has been lacking in patriotism in
the past and has proud record in all the national
that have taken place since it organized as ter
riory And If the general assembly should now make
the conspicuous mistake of rejecting the national guard
bill before it, it will be only because the people of the
state do not understand the meaning of the new law
and what the new national guard really is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
N GAYS NEWS"

Francis Dyke Acland. who urges
tho British government to act with
magnanimity towards ireland, Is one
of the ablcst OF the younger mem
bcrs OF parliament Notwithstand-
ing his comparative youth he has had
wide experience In public affairs. for
he has held the important posts OF
secretary to Lord Haldane when the
latter was war minister. financial
secretary to the war office. under
secretary for foreign affaus. flnan-
clal secretary to the treasury. and
secretary TO the board OF agriculture.
Educated at Rugby and at Balliol
college, oxford. Mr. Acland has also
held some important educational ap-
pointments. lie entered parliament
in 1906. as Liberal member for one
OF the Yorkshire divisions He was
an earnest supporter OF woman SUI
fragc AZ time when that cause did
not enJcy the popularity that 1t has
since attained
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
tFederal Reserve Bank Bulletin,

(Federal Reserve Bank Bulletn)
Further improvement of conditions in the Tenth
Federal Reserve District
which this monthly review March is written Some
lines of trade and industry slow rally
depression incident to readjustmen. But. an.
well sustained progress is making toward better sounder
and healthier conditions thruout the district and nation
Following the mildast February OF recorded wealth
er history the transition OF winter spring
of the usual spring activity This a disappont-
ing to sales of win'er and fuel.
1t quickened considerable extent manufacturing
activities and it gave the farmers an opportunity TO
do their spring plowing and planting earlier
Without employing so much hired help.
efforts at readjustment Some reductions been
accepted by employees but those recently b,
sisted the former appealing to the railroad board and
ration There have BEEN reesn, reducsioa. of
by railroads some of the manuf.eturins plants and
activities noted absorbed a big part Of the un-
employed
FINANCIAL
of the volume of credits is reported in this monthly
aEresa,e of ana sepos But shs
loanable funds in the Tenth Federal Reserve Dis
,roleum the principal MISUNDERSTANDING quite
and m es s1s &
to have met the large March | farm settlements and
'"S The eary Arrival Of spring weaher wheh
ing increased activity In many lines OF industry ad
such purposes Commercial market fairly
active @ ,o & ne ,n Swss on % S grain
when prices were m lch hiGher.
bankers OF the southwest financing. with par
teu,ar reference to promoting foreign trade Tor tn.
OF interest displayed by bankers in bankers
But Blu. e n on on n
lies are absorbing their available funds a
The :. thu
only comrarativeiy small holdings of bills due
mainly tho fact that member banks requirement.
heavy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
TODAYS EVENTS

All Fools Day. Watch your step!
Ten years ago today 800 meetings
were held in Great Britain to pro-
mote the Anglo-American arbitration
treaty.
The mine workers OF Pennsylvania
observe today as "A holiday In cele-
braticn OF the anniversary of the
granting of the eight-hour day.
The Florida Conference of Social
Workers will meet at Jacksonville to-
day and continue in session until next
Tuesday
now civil administration code for
the State of Washington. drawn up by
the last legislature, Is to come into
operation today.
Sportsm,n's and Tourists Fair.
designed to attract the attention OF
travellers and vacationists to tho
Pacific Northwest, Will be opened to-
day at Spokane.
The battieship Tennessee. the second
battieship of the U. s. Navy to be
driven BY electricity. is scheduled to
have It's official trials off Rockland,
Me, today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01

.. What constitutes being an ANA
tour in sports7 y. A.
4. This term Is so indefinite that II
f. necessary for one to consult the last
rules of the organization governing
the contest he wishes to enter IL the
status of amateur is material In n
general way. an amateur is one who
have never competed for n money prize
or stakcd bet. or has never taught. pur-
sued or assisted in the practice OF
athletic exercises as a means of earning
livelihood.
q. Is there an animal nower7 L w.
\. The term animal flower "a ap
piled to sca-ancmoncs, or similar pol
yps on account of the resemblance OF
their expanded tentacles to flower pet
ais.
O Is there n word corresponding to
"afterglow' that describes the colorcd
sky before sunrise7 G. I. T.
4. The name foregiow is given to
tho display Of color which often pro-
cedes the rising of the sun.
q. who was Amurath2 y. w. X.
a. Amurath is name that has been
borne by five Turkish sultans. The
last. Amurath V, reigned for few
months only in 1876, being deposed be-
cause he developed symptoms OF insan-
itr.
q. when are examinations taken
for "A II. A. degree at oxford2 f. NJ.
a. At oxford the examinations for
y. 4. are three in number. The first.
responsions, colIoquially known as
smalls. is taken at or before matricula-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

i7si-Robort Lucas. governor of
Ohio and afterwards territorial
governor OF Iowa, born at
Shcpherdstown. Va Died at
Iowa City. la. Feb. I. is53.
17ee-Thc French were rcpulsed with
great loss in an assault upon
the works of St Jean d'Acrc.
in Palestine.
Isi5-Princc Bismarck. Gcrmany'e
famous Iron Chancellor"
born In BrandonburK. Died
at Friedrichsruh. July 81.
lsgs.
IssG-united States senate voted
s50O,00 for monument to
Lincoln to be erected in wash
inEton.
1gsG-The Mills Tariff bill was in
troduccd in the u. s. House of
Representatives..
1sas-Thc dorvishes were rcpulsod In
their attack against kassala-
1eO3-President Roosevelt icft wash
ingtou for an extensive tour Of
the west.
19o4-Premier Combes, of France.
ordered the removal OF reli-
gious cmbiems from the
French courts OF Justice.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Rt Hon. james William Lowthcr.
Speaker of the British House Of Com
mons, who IL soon to visit Canada,
born 6s years ago today
DR. George NOriin, president OF the
University OF Colorado. born at Con-
cordia. kas. so years ago today.
Daniel c. Roper. former United
States Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. born in Marlboro county. s.
c.. 81 years ago today.
Mary Miles Minter. who enjoys wide
popularity as photoplay actress.
born at Shreveport. La. 1s years ago
today. -,
Hugo Isezdek. former manager OF
the Pittsburgh National league pas
hall club. born in Prague. Bohemia,
81 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
FASHION hint

In eeoordanos t. the reaSsst u
many readers. The chieftAin has ~.
sumsd the fashion service which
proved 30 popular. We have naadc ar
rAngements with the Beauty p tern
company. of New York. to suppl the
patterns to our readerp and TO rsn IN
The Chieftain illustrations Of the lat
est and most convenient styles Thess
are Of special interest and advantA8s
to the home dressmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct ts
The Chieftain office but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern com
pAny dirsct to the psrsou ordortn>
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
Horoscope
But no Not Gospel"
FRIDAY. APRIL 1. 1921
Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate0

Newspaper SyndicateO
Altho Saturn Is in benefic aspect
early in the morning of this day, as
trQlogers read the signs as threatening.
Uranus, Jupiter and Mercury are all
adverse.
1t is a rule under which to be quies-
cent in all new business ventures.
While there is a good augury for what
is established, initiative should be
postponed in cases even most promis-
ing.
Labor is subject 10 fairly tavora BILE
forces making for Increased demands
that Indicate revival in many lines Of
industry.
Uranus is in place today said to
encourage criticism and close analysis
of human motives. Men and women
in important positions may feel the
keen thrustS of envy.
While business this month will be
most satisfactory this may not be n
particularly profitable rule Tor specu-
lation.
Inventions are not well directed by
the stars today. but the coming
months are to be most favorable to the
Introduction of new ideas.
Although Saturn today smiles on
real estate deals and gives promise of
gain thru land ownership. contracts
should not be signed or leases made
until the coufiguratiou changes.
Upheavals in newspaper offices seem
to be Indicated and transfers OF owner
ship of famous journals are probable
Honors for editors and writers again
are forecast by the seers.
During this direction of the stars an
excess OF nervousness affecting the
powers OF concentration may be
noticed.
The death of famous American
author Is foreshadowed and a college
head will reach sudden end OF re-
markable career.
Evil stars seem to threaten Great
Britain. which has been under sin
lister astrological influences since the
war.
Persons whose birthdatc It Is should
be careful to avoid accidents in the
year. Business may be rather
slow. but on the whole. profitable.
Children born on this day may be
rather careless and reckless where per-
sonal safety is concerned. These sub
jects of Aries should be ambitious and
successful.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
A SMART GOWN

Comprising waist pattern. 553s and
skirt pattern 35t3. The waist is cut
In sizes: "a. sc. 3s. 10. ~. a and ~
inches bust measure Tho skirt in I
sizes: "a. IS. IS. 30. 81. "A and ss inches
waist measure. To make this dress for
a medium size will require IA yards of
36 inch material.
Crepe de chine or serge with floss or
chenille embroidery or linen en-
broidcrcd would be good for this model
II is also attractive In satin. and
taffeta. The width OF the skirt at tho
foot with pla!ts extended is IA
yards,
This illustration calls for TWO sep
arate patterns which will be mailed to
any address on receipt OF l0c FOR
EACH pattern in silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
WHY
Is .ArRIL FOOLS DAY.
so CALLEDf
Copyright. 1921. by Tho Wheeler Syn
o., r.1

Copyright. 1921. by Tho Wheeler Syn
dicatc. Incl
Both in England and on the Cont
nent II is considered legitimate to
make April Fools" on the first day OF
April and the practice naturally
spread to America, just as did tho
beliefs surrounding Ground hos Day
vcrsaries. There Is no reference to the
custom. however, in early English
literature. and 1t would appear tha,
both England and Germany derived It
from France, where the custom OF
'polssons d'Avril'' or April fish" has
long been established, but n really ade-
duate reason for the practice has yet
to be discovered.
One theory traces IL to an ailuston
to Noah's sending the dove out OF the
ark on Its first fruitlcss GRAND. An
other refers to the miracle plays rep
rcscntinE tho sending OF Christ from
Annas to Caiaphas and from Plate to
Hcrod. while still another claims that
the festival is due TO the change made
in France. in 1864. of New Years day
to January 1. which left April | with
out its former mcrry-making. Recent
/ ly an attempt has been made to tdcnii-
~ the custom with the Hindu festivAi
OF Hull and II is worthy OF note that
In China the symbolic ploughing by the
Emperor takes place during the month
of April. and that in Japan the Feast
OF Dolls is kept in the Same month.
But. Mt best, these arc merely con-
lectures. and even Walsh, in his ex-
haustive treatise on the "Curiosities
of Popular Customs" admits that "of
the origin of this custom nothing posi-
tive is known"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-01
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