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The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1921-01-15
new REVOLT
ON IN MEXICO
BATTLE is REPORTED BETWEEN
REBEL AND GOVERNMENT
FORCES.
MURGUIA TAKES FIELD
GENERAL WHO COMMANDED
BORDER UNDER cARRANzA
OPPOSES oBREGoN.
western Newspaper Union New. ssrlo.J

FL Paso, Texas, Jan. 14.-Gene'a al
Francisco Murguia, commander OF the
northern zone of Mexico under the
Carranza regime, has taken the field
In opposition to the government OF
President Obregon.
Official dispatches to Consul Gener-
al Monies de Oca in FL Paso received
tell of a battle between the Murguia
forces and those of the government in
the state of San Luis Potosi. The reb-
ell general fled, pursued by federal
troops, after eight of his men had been
killed and a number wounded.
Murguia, who had been in prison in
Mexico City since the death of Car
rama last May, was recently released
on bail. Shortly after his release he
disappeared and was believed to have
fled the country.
According to news received at the
consulate here, Carranzista agents
have been spreading revolutionary
propaganda in, many of the garrisons
in the interior of Mexico. Thus far
the only result reported has been an
incipient revolt in the garrison at
Puebla, followed by the arrest of three
generals and three colonies who are to
be court-martialed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
COunT OE HONOR

The regular meeting OF Colorado
Court No. 81 was held last wednen-
day evening In the woodman hall with
n large attendance. our deputy had
TWO now applications and three can
didatcs were given tho secret work OF
the order. Sister Fowler has several
new and good ideas for the upbuildinss
OF our Court and tho entertainment OF
our members. The entertainment
committee arc arranging for refresh
mcnts ut the first meeting in April.
our special meetings and after lodge
dances arc well attended by our mem
bcrs and their friends who are always
welcome to attend these gatherings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
w. II. A. or THE MAocAnEEs.

Columbiuc Review No. 8. W. II. ~.
OF the Maccabccs held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon with n
good attendance. ono application for
membership was acted upon. The COM
mittcc in charge OF tho chicken dinner
gave In their final report and are to
be congratulated upon the success OF
same. We Were sorry To hear OF the
illness of Mrs. Helen Johnston and
Mrs. Robbie and hope for their speedy
recovery. Three packages were donat-
I'd and were awarded to Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Hclvcnston. Under
tho good of tho order an Instrumental
selection by Mrs. Coylc and "A vocal Sc
lection by Mrs. Rccs were very much
enjoyed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
VvI;II.IM CoI>CIL 40. 3ip,

rtciium Council No 5i9h. Security
BENEFIT Association. met In regular
session Saturday. March 10. az tho w.
%. W. hall. Opera House block. with
acting President W. Il. cullen. in the
chair. Several applications for mem
bcrship were read and approved Three
applicants were given the obligation.
Secretary Irene Hart and Vice Prcsi-
dent q. l.. Small were Installed in
Office.
After lodge n social hour and dance
were enjoyed by large number. All
mombCrS would enjoy our lively meet
iuEs-comc and see. Visitors welcome.
Everybody welcome { tho after lodge
dance which starts promptly at ?.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
SECURITY BE>EfIr ASSOCIATION

Pueblo council NO. sSS. Security Ben
ont Association. met In regular session
last Monday evening nt Erickson hall
very large number OF members being
present. The meeting was conducted In
a very snappy manner. Pueblo Council
is TO he congratulated ON the very cf-
ncicnt list OF officers and directors now
presiding. Not n meeting goes by. but
what every officer In ut his or her
station by s o'clock prompt. Besides
being prompt. they are very active.
This explains why We always have n
large crowd at lodge. also good enter
tainfncn,. and lots OF good cats. a
vote OF thanks was rendered all our
officers Mt the last meeting. same being
duly appreciated.
The business meeting was quickly
finished. quite n hit being nccomp-
lishcd. Afterwards n largo crowd on
joycd dancing. Tho meeting this Mon
day promises to he an interesting ono.
as quite few important discussions
will come up. Tf you are one of our
members. please come out. II you're
not. then you had better sign up with
us. and toin In our fun.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
INDIGESTION
GOES, GOMEZ!
Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy.
Acid Stomach
stomasn aeIaIty eau.e. lnalse.tIon.

Stomach acidity causes indigestion
Food sourinr. gas. distrcssi Wonder
what upset your stomach Well, don't
bother! Tho moment you cat a tablet
OF Two OF Papcs Dlapepsin all the
Jumps Of indigestion pain. the sourncss
heartburn and bclchinE or gases. due
to ncidity, vanish--truly wonderful
Millions OF people know that it is
needless to be bothered with indiges-
tion. dyspepsia or disordercd Nstom-
ach. \ few tablets OF rapc's Diapep-
sin ncuiralizc acidity and give relief
at once-un waiting BUY box Of
Pape's Diapcrsin now Don't stay mis-
crablci Try to regulate your stomach
so you can eat favnritc foods without
causing distress. The cost Is so little.
Tho benefits SO great
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
TEMPLE cAur 40. II, W. %. W.

ENerN mCWOVT OF T0WN No TII n
urgently requested TO be present at our
meeting on Tuesday evening. March -.
\ large class Of new candidates will he
introduced. tho degree work will br
cNomplificd by the officers and drill
team ~ Pueblo Camp No =. aud n
large attendance is desired
our general attorney, SCiEhtur Geo
T.. steele. will hC present from tho head
camp and by ail means you should not
fail to meet and hear him. Nelghbor
steele has national reputation as n
speaker and We are very fortunate in
being able To- secure him
Refreshments will b~ served and VIC
extend n cordial invitation To- the mcm-
bcrs of Pueblo Camp No. . aud Valley
Camp No. % 10 visit us on this oc-
Casfnu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
PUEBLO CAMP NO. : w. o. w.

Members you should not fail to he
present at our meeting on Monday
evening, March IS. our building fund
is progressing favorably and each and
every member is urged TO take a keen
Interest in this matter and do what
you can to assist in raising the money
necessary to buy and equip our new
home. Every member who possibly
can Is earnestly requested to invest
what money no can In this enterprise.
This is not n stock proposition but n
clean cut Investment OF the highest
degree and the Camp will give you Its
note for the amount you invest bearing
interest Mt tho rate OF per cent. II
200 of our members would invest 800
each we could put the entire deal over
promptly and give you the finest fra
tcrnal lodge home In tho west
on Tuesday evening. March 20. our
drill team and officers Will confer the
degree work on n big class OF candi-
dates at Temple Camp No. l3i. corner
OF Evans and Mesa avenues. our gem
crai attorney, NciThbor Geo. =. Steele,
WIFI he present from the head camp
and members OF Camp No. shouid
not miss the opportunity OF hearing
him us he is speaker OF national re-
putc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
rI,,rs ri:AK SISTERS.

March . was our regular meeting
day. hut. owing to our public card
PARTY today. We adjourned until April
II. our card party proved great
success, having twenty tables filled.
At our regular partly. March is. cards
and dancing was enjoyed hy both old
and young. after which refreshments
were served in the banquet hall. Sis.
ter Kcudrick had charge. and to her
and her cuworkers we extend our
thanks. our party for April will be
a hard time party and n good time
viii be assured to all. Our meetings
arc also spicy and after all business
is transacted We usually have time for
good visit with our now members
II any members n the order arc visit
ing in Pueblo We would hc glad to
have them visit our auxiliary. Sis
tcrs. IL Is very near the end uf March,
so don't forget your dues and pay
them promptly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
ST. u,u,.s nu,>cu No. asa

7. =. II. \. st. MarN's Branch No.
3is Will meet Friday afternoon. April
and all members who possibly can
attend should do so. as the election Of
officers will take place and u Is tho
duty ~ every member to hv there to
cast her vote. At the last meeting.
Sister Mary Nlbcrton was the lucky
one In getting her dues paid.
Tho sick committee reported Sister
Coleman as doing nicely after tho ar
rival of n new baby. also tho sympathy
NJ the branch was extended to Sister
Michc!s who recently lost her father.
Let our meeting Friday be large one
Visitors tpe1rpfur.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
ItT.N-JyyrJt

Tribe OF Bon-Hur Pueblo Court No
II hold very enthusiastic meeting
Thursday evening. March -. 1891. at
No. 525is south Union avenue with n
good attendance present. Several cases
OF sickness or our members were re-
ported. our chief. Brother knuppcn-
burg. brought IN the subject OF hav-
ing a lawn party sometime In May.
which was mot with hearty approval
by all members present. our Court IL
doing fine and absent mon hcrs arc
missing some good things hy not at
tending Come out and enjoy YOUR
ors and sisters aud boost for BCr-Hur
Tirzah members please motto We will
meet with Sister pnman No. 1901 east
Third street next Tuesday evening.
March 20.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
nnNNL Nt.IniInnn cLIn

An enjoyable meeting Of the Royal
NciEhhor club was hold al the home Of
Mrs W. T.. York. Wednesday after
noon. The attendance is Keeping up
and We hope will continue To- improve
Delicious refreshments OF ice cream
and cake were served during the after
noon and tho following club members
were present. Mrs ~ y. Hobbs Mrs
\. =. Whitlpck Mr. ,. ~. Robertson.
Mrs. J H. Mooney Mrs !. n Davis
Mrs. W. II Elsou Mts ~. p. Trdruw
Mrs E. 4. Kirk. Mrs. n Wtlli~u-
Mrs. Z. G. Chapman, Mrs. NJ. T. Rad
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
In the Lodge Room
CARNATIoN CIRCLE NO. 20

Carnation Circle No. 26 Neighbors of
Woodcraft met in regular session Fri
day afternoon. One application was
bailoted on and selected a member by
initiation. There was a good attendance
and delegates and alternates We're
nominated for the district convention
to be held at La Junta this year. The
names will be published next week.
There was communication read from
Neighbor Stanchheld, saying she would
arrive in Pueblo next Sunday. The
Circle is looking forward to having
her with us the next meeting. A mo-
tion was read and carried that Neigh
Dor Stanchfield be entertained with the
rummage sale committee next Friday,
by the captain and guards.
Neighbor Saeger was reported very
i'll. She being at st. Mary's hospital.
Neighbor Eda Byrn is also very ill.
Neighbors Gilman, Sheldon and Tib-
bitt are the sick committee for the
week. Neighbor Bassett drew the
weekly attendance prize and Neighbor
Buren, drew the hand painted plate
given by the guardian Neighbor for
the monthly attendance prize. The So
cial club met last Wednesday after
noon at the home of Neighbor Sheldon
and were delightfully."- entertained by
Neighbors Sheldon. MeelIs, Buren, and
Waters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

scvon thousand persons each year are
marked Rupture" why7 Becausc tho
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking care Of
the sign tawcliinE) of tho affliction and
paying no attention to tho cause. What
arc you doinER Arc you neElcctns
yourself by wearing a truss. appliance or
whatever name Nou choose to call 1T
At best. the truss Is emily n makcshift-
false prop against collapsing wall
and cannot be expected to act uors
than a nero mechanical support. This
binding pressure reiards blood circula-
tiuu. thus rohbiur the weakened muscles
OF that which they need mos,-ncurish-
meut.
but science has found n way. and ali
truss sufferers in the land are invited to
make FREE test right In tho privacy
of their own homes. The PDAPAO
method Is ungucstionablv tho most set
eutinc. logical and successful sslf-treat-
rnent for rupture the world has ever
The rLArAo PAD when saherins
closely to the bcfv cannot rosaibly siiD
or shift out OF place, therefore cannot
chafe or pinch. soft as Nelvet-casy TO
apply-ccmparntvc inexpensive. To
be used whilst YOU work and whilst you
sleep. No straps buckles or springs at
tachcd
ing ns nature intended so the rupture
day to PLAPAO co, ..t Stuart PidG..
st. Louis. Mo, for ffs.-as trial PlapA0
and Instructive Information le) P.tA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

less multitude of those whom He has
redeemed and made to rejoice. And
chained to His conquering chariot, a
craven captive, is the races old mas
ter, death.
Rome is city Of ruins that re-
main to remind us of imperial Cae-
sars. What toppled over the unpar-
alleled dominion? The simple news
of crucitied, risen Savior. One of
the characteristic sights of Rome,
which is somewhat grotesque from an
artistic standpoint, is vet full of SYM
bolism: the pre-Christian obelisks
and pillars that have been surmount-
ed by bronze crosses. Paul in the
Mamertnc prison, dark and terri
bic dungeon which the visitors today
may see, had more power than Nero
in his golden palace; and he is today
held in great honor. For he spoke n
living message, whereas Nero merely
welded material force.
What all the world needs today
above everything else is to know the
truth of the Gospel that transforms
life into newncss and love and power
and beauty: which is the resurrection
message. Our times do not call for
new religion, but only for new
expression of the old reality that
Christ, who rose from the dead. can
take these poor, gravc-bound lives
of ours and give them the very glory
of Immortality. The resurrection
message-''If yc then be risen with
Christ, sec those things which are
above''-can do more for the world
than agreements and treaties.
The Trumpet Chorus
The magazines are fond of telling
over and over at Easter time the
story of how the little Pennsylvania
town of Bethlehem celebrates the ad-
vent of Easter. The Moravians hail
the dawn with trumpet chorus from
the church steeplcs. Then to the
rraveyards they go, playing triumph
ant music. Their Easter faith is
songful: il sounds the refrain of vic
tory. In that faith the carly Chris
tians so conducted themselves that
the unlocking heather were moved to
cry, "Behold how these Christians
can die
The Lord is risen indeed.
lie is here for your love, for your
need
Not in the grave, nor the sky,
But here where men live and die:
And true the word that was said:
"Why seek We the living among the
dcad,'
Wherever are tears and siGhs,
Wherever are childrcn's eyes,
Where man calls man his brother,
And loves rs himself another,
Christ lives! The angels said:
"Why seek yc the living among the
dcad?'
Richard Watson Glider.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
MAccAnErs r.EnLo TENT No. ts

Tho regular business meeting was
held last Wednesday night. 1t has
been some timc since Pueblo Tcnt No
l6 has given one of its famous card
parties. but our time has boon taken
up with the preparations FOR the en-
tcrtainmcnt of our supreme comman-
der ncNt Wednesday night and We
have not had the opportunity to give
n card party. Tent, No. id hopes to
have the pleasure OF entertaining lie
many friends in the near future. Now.
Sir knights, n Is requested that every
ono Of you who intends to hc at the
banquet next Wednesday night will
communicate with the record keeper
and notify. him uf such Intentions
Every air knight, who attends review
March 90 VIII be entitled to n scat at
tho banquet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
Teachers Visit

Among tho county school teachers
who yesterday called at tho office OF
the superintendent at the court hous.
We're: MIR. and Mrs. Kelley. principal
aud primary teacher OF the Bculah
school. Miss Edna Bowlcs OF the school
at Grow: Miss Erma Smith OF the
Chico school. and c. u. Cavo Of tho
Grancros school.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
RESURRECTION

The call goes forth. 1t is the waking
hour
OF budding tree and coming flower,
Sweet promise of a fairy bower,
Our natures resurrection.
With nail-spikcd hands and bleeding
side,
Betrayed and sold. our Savior died;
By those He loved was cruciled.
For eternal resurrection.
o desolata hearts, throw of your
fears,
Your thwarted hopes. your bitter
tears;
The story's new. yet old as years,
Your daily resurrection.
JEAN ERSKINE TROXEL.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA

Since the decision TO send the For
rosters team to the Head Camp great
interest is being taken in the camp
meetings and the members are en-
thusiastic over the outlook for n biz:
revival in Camp 711l and the pros
pect of bringing the Head Camp to
Pueblo in 1925. The team has start
ed practice and will be able to mako
n good showing at the Head Camp
and get in on some of the prize
money. A committee is now hard at
work on plans for an open meeting
and entertainment in the near future,
so let every one watch for the date
and then plan on being there. At the
meeting Thursday night three now
candidates were given tho degree
work and more applications acted on.
A letter was read from District
Deputy Henderson saying no had been
sick. but was feeling some better
now and thought he would be able
to he out again in a few days. The
Clerk reported the death of NeiShbor
Baxter who was at one time mem
bcr of our Camp but had transferred
his membership n few years ago to
a camp in Montana. The Camp cN-
tends sympathy to the bcreaved
family. All committees reported every
thing progressing satisfactorily.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
+++++-++++++++++++++<++++++

All lodges meeting on Mon =
day and Tuesday nights must =
have their notes on Wednesday, =
or they will not be published. =
Those meeting on Wednesday =
and Thursday nights must have =
their reports in Friday morning. =
> Exception is made for lodge :
meeting on Friday night, but
notes for these must be brought :
to Chieftain not later than
o'clock Saturday morning.
? +
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
ryTuIA> SISTERS NO. II

Fythlnn SIHtcra No. o, held An In
tt'eSting meeting saturday evening
March la.Thcrc was initiation. three
now members being admitted. We had
a fine attendance. Two applications
were presented. After Temple. the
committee of tho losing side served de-
licious rcfrcshmcnts to tho winners,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
T.. u. ~. VI.

The pictures of Mooschcart tho
school that trains for life. shown at
the last open meeting. and the lecture
givcn at the same time by Hon. r. NJ
Howell. supreme supervisor. was on
yrd bv an exceptionally large audi
sncc. The entertainment committee
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

announces n cake social and card par
ty Is being arranged for on April 4,
at which time the installation OF the
ncwly-electcd officers FOR tho ensuing
year VIII take place. All Moose and
their friends arc invited TO witness this
ceremony.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS

\ wholesale struggle with death is
being wagcd in China as these words
are being penncd there fifteen mil
lion persons are at close grips with
starvation. 1t seems incongruous to
write upon the joyous Easter theme
when the ciamors of the mortally
hungry are TO be heard in such an
enormous volume of woe, with the
wailing of women beside the uncof-
lned dead as minor undertone: !:
when such decades of suffering and
hopclessness are being crowded into n
few months. Yet after all, it j, when
Nc draw nearest to death, where the
dread secret of existence hides, that
we see in its full magnitude the Glo-
riouS hope of immortality.
In the famine field even n careless
observer secs that they who are with
ont God are without hope in the
world Lacking this factor which
lies at the basis of all the thought of
Christendom, men become as beasts
in their efforts TO preserve within
their breasts the vital spark. Al
most every hour of journey thru
China in the time of even minor
famine one encounters some new
story of the awful price that people
are paying in order to preserve their
existence. That they fill their stom-
achs with leaves and roots is not to
be wondered at; nor yet that they
push and scramble and fight FOR a
dole of their rice cruel at the relief
stations. Years ago ! saw an Amcri-
can rescue little girl and an old,
old woman who were being crushed
in this way: and | saw an old man
and woman who had thus been scri-
ously injured by the mob which
crowded for food
II would be easy for me to fill this
column with stories of such selfish
ness on the part of people who have
no sustaining faith or exalted Chris
tian principles in this life and who
do not feel any hope of life after
death. All are pertinent illustrations
of the Easter truth that the glorious
hope of resurrection is one of thI
potent factors in what VIC call civ
ilized conduct Take this out of the
consciousness of Christcudom and
YOU lower society to the level of
China in famine.
The Best Life or the Beast Life
Sane old Paul, who saw straight
and thoroly into a subject, knew this
when he said. in proving the nature
of the doctrine Of the resurrection,
"lf the dead are not raised, let MS
cat and drink. for tomorrow We die. -
Without this truth of the spirit s
Immortality man exchanges the best
life for the beast life. If death ends
all. then all Is not worth while.
Again to quote Paul, the rcrson
whose soul is not sustained hy this
dear hope of life beyond the grave,
is "oc all men most pitinblc.n
Why are thousands of men and
women throncing New York 5 "Great
White Way" every night7 They arc
seeking "lifc.' VIII, is the famous
boardwalk of Atlantic City crowded
today9 The promcnaders arc after
"life." How explain the full steam
ers that ply like ferries across the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

Mrs. Patrick II. Malcy. tho young wo-
man attorney who recently came into
the liueliEht as counsel for the do
fcnsc in "a murder trial at Hackcnsack.
y. j., says her one great ambition Is
TO become Judge OF Il juvenile court.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
woN,:>.s nErrr:r coprs 40. :

Pueblo womau's Relief Corns No. 2
mot Thursday afternoon with % good
attendance. Several were reported sick
and We were very sorry TO learn Mrs
Springer was not imuuving. Tho lodge
sympathizos With Mrs. Schiller In the
death Of nephew. and Mrs. kouns
ON tho death Of grandson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

Icy, Mrs. Chas. holland. Mrs. V. S.
Martin. Mrs. g. A. Griffin. Mrs. Greg
ory. Mrs. c. +. Zook. Mrs. {. y.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
CONQUERING THE FEAR
OF DEATH

Tho International Sunday School Les
son for March % Is "The Living
Christ tEaster Lesson). - Matt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
Driven Wild
by Eczema

The leg was like piece Of liver from the
knee to the ankle and burned continually"
writes Z. Horan. of Venice. California.
From the first application. D. D. y.
stopped the itching and after using three
bottles the trouble disappeared and /.
never came back"
The proof of the pudding IA In the eating.
When prescription for skin disease has letters
telling OF cures from every part Of the United
States surely 1t is enough to convince the most
skcpticai b. n. D. relieves itching torment
Immediately. lust try one bottle on our money.
back guarantee. 3So, 6oc and Sl.O. Try ID. d. d.
SnSp. too.