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The New York herald., 1921-11-28
CHINA WILL DEMAND
RAILWAYS inquiry
Problem Involves About
All of Moot Points in
Her Situation.
OPEN DOOR INCLUDED
Railroads Now Operated to
Advantage OF Nationals
Who Built Them.
TEST OF JAPAN'S HOLD
Her Position i'm Eastern Inner
Mongolia and Manchuria
to Be Barred.
TEST OF JAPAN's HOLD
Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Washinrf0n Ii Mr. /

Special Despatch TO THE Nrw York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. 20.
The Chinese delegates 10 the con-
ference plan to bring about early con-
sideration Of the railway situation In
China. This will be the next step fol-
lowing considerations of extra-terri-
toriality, tariff autonomy and foreign
post offices, upon which the various
subcommittees Will report to the full
committee tomorrow. After the rail-
way question the Shantung question
Will be brought forward.
The railway problem involves al
most all the moot points, in the Chi
nese situation, including the matter
of territorial integrity, the position Of
Japan in Eastern Inner Mongolia and
'n Manchuria. the consortiun, the
IIarsing-Ishii agreement and the
"open door" Itself.
So far as tbs railways in China proper
are concerned the Chinese delegates de-
sire declaration Of principle on the
attitude the Powers will take toward
the railways. The Chinese railroads are
extremely profitable because OF the
cheapness of labor, but most of then,
are hypothecated for loans OF one sor,
or another. Many of them we're built
originally by French, British or Ger
mans, and tsnve sem-relationship TO
the Powers which constructed them, Civ.
ing the national of these Powers an ad.
Vantage over those of other nations in
the territory served by them.
Graver Aspects of Case.
The eraver differences Of opinion con.
Cerning the Chinese railways are ex-
pected to arise when attention is given
10 the railroads in Shantupg province
and in Eastern Inner Mongolia and
Marchu-ia
The railway Is part of the whole vex-
ing Shantung question, and it's settle
rnent will be in line with whatever ar
TO the railroads in Shantung province
awarded by the Versailles conference
TO Japan over the protest Of China.
1t is becoming increasingly clear tina.
the Shantung question will go into the
conference. A delegation already Is
hero representing the shantung Pco-
pies Association. whose purpose is to
insist that the Chinese delegates make
no settlement regarding Shantuns
which Will sacrifice the interests of the
people of tho province. The delegation
consists of Hsu Shu-Jen and Tang-Er
LANG.
The Chinese point out that the treat
wept of the railroads involves the "oper
door directly, because of the habit oi
granting reba tes TO the nationals OF the
Pow having the controlling interest
thereby panalizing others.
Consideration Of the railway problem
IN Eastern Inner Mongolia and in Man
cha:ia a. once raises the question OF
Japans position in these provinces and
jest how she intends to maintain her
superior Influence there after having
acknowledged in principle the theory OF
the integrity Of China and of the open
door
The New York herald., 1921-11-28
LLOYD GEORGE AIMS
TOSTART SATURDAY
Only Serious Turn in Irish At
fairs Will Prevent His
Coming Then.

Spec!d! Gable TO THE New YoaK Herald
Copyright, 1891. by TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bufeam.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

century, why do wc still say accord
ing to Hoylo"7 Haven't rules for card
games changed sinccr II. a.
a. Tho word 'HoyIc" has come to
stand as an abbrcviation for En-
cyciorcdia OF Indoor Games" Play
cd according to Hoylc" simply means
correctly played or according TO
established rules" Tho original book
by Edmund Hoylc was tho first at
tempt to collect in ono volume the
rules OF popular indoor games. This
collection has been added to and
dclusion that Hoyle wrote about
games such as pinochlo and poker.
which in reality he never knew.
@. Has tho mayor of city any
authority TO call oit the state militia:
+. l..
A. Tho War Department says that
the State Adju,ant General in tho
capital of each state Is tho only ono.
aside from tho governor of the state.
who has tho right to call out tho
state militia.
q. Please explain tho provision of
tho postal law rcg1rcing the return to
tho postal service OF eS-servicc mon.
~. Il. NJ.
A. The Post Office department says
that man who has been in tho scr
vice of the army and has been roEu-
lar postal cmployc receiving less than
81 500. can get credit for the number
OF years he has served in tho military
or naval service. When he returns to
tho postal scrvicc after being in mill
iary service promotion will go on auto.
matically Just 80 though he had bcon
serving that time in the post office dc
partment.
@. What should silver DC packed in
to prevent tarnishinE7 ]. II.
A. We suggest that you wrap tho
silver in canton flannel The jewelers.
use rcd, gray. or green canton flannel.
but never white, because the chemical
that has hlcached tho white canton
flannel often causes tho silver to
darkcn. If tho drawer, chest or bag
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

chimney pots to bo seen TO top of
dwellings, have much in common. for
tho two work along tho same rrir-
ciplc-that constant supply of ovy-
gen is essential to tho burning of n
bright. wcll-hcating fire. In fact. tho
rate at which a draught OF air trav-
els thru tho burning Goals is directly
responsible for the rapidity at which
tho fire burns. and Il is for this rea-
son that tho opening of drauEhts above
and below n furnace will cause a rapid
rise in temperature. while cutting off
tho supply OF air keeps the fame at a
low cbb.
The rate at which this drauEht of
air travels thru the burning substance
depends. in largo part, upon the height
OF the nuc above the fire. and when a
crate or furnace does not draw we'll
the dficulty can often ho overcome by
the addition of an oStcnsion-known
as a chimney pot"--to the top of the
chimney. This has tho effect of in
creasing the drausht and operates
along the same lines as the towering
chimncys necessary to cause n suni-
oieut volume OF air to pass thru the
factory fires.
Tomorrow WHY Is April Fools
Day" 50 callcd7
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Narrow Minded Selfishness

Injunction proceedings brought by Denver city Of
fcias against the expenditure of the proceeds of the
$00000 bond issue for good roads, voted in last No
vcmbcrs election have aroused storm of protest from
many parts of the state Resolutions adopted at pub
lie meeting in Montrose amounted to declaration of
boycott against Denver wholesalers this account
and the people of Trinidad and other of the state
have been equally earnest and emphatic in their dec
larations.
That there good grounds for complaint against
the recent of state highways and state road
money most we'll informed persons willing to admit
and it is also true that unless better plan and system
obtained the road funds will not be spent to the
best advantage and Colorado will have the road
system this state ought to have.
But injunction at this time against the sale of
those bonds and the of their proceeds will help
matters at all.
What the state needs is constructive effort to
get good system, and obstructive effort prevent
road building under any system.
Already there is outbreak of resentment in Den
against the minded obstructionsts that arc
claiming to represent Denver in this matter
Or, to put the matter in different way: the reso
lutions of indignant protest and threats cf boycott arc
having exactly the effect that they intended te
have.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
"LANSING'S BOOK OF REVELATIONS''

Manufacturers Record
of ns ia s sc at the to be
League Of Nations issue and perhaps other
Personal Narrativc As diplomat of Srh s,nndins
and deep learnns chosen by President Wilson tho
time when the coolest needed Mr..
dent wilson was in the White House MI " lansing TS-
by telling story as it was nnfodsd from
other The 10 see how earnestly he
Europe realizing that the very conditions which finally
s the the S TO be hG @
honorcd in yielding shantuns to Japan how ho de-
turmoil because ho was deicrmincd to force aee
maurey s considered and hastily written or else there
Gommssonors y,sorousy opposed Yielding shantuns to
to which no heed was paid and he presents his Wow
dent that in refusing the Treaty
he to and hs county ha
PRESIDENT Wilson placed this country in the position OF
turning the fafrssa province o. china
our country and is frausht with danger immeasurably
j League Nations Covenant signed under such
conditions was direct violation of individual and
signed under conditions could be other
ns nnnc than w~r,d h m & mas ssoush, into exist @
come viii story OF the influences
will tell the story OF tho influences which the
the threats Of Japan Necessarily We incurred the
cnmi,y OF China. in yielding Japan only
ere that VIC "A
nation OF wcnkngs and towards. We Japan
control tho richest and most valuable province
China and In doing practically made certain future
between China and Japan. else tho complete
domination China by By this fearful blunder.
A bIunder dplonatica and moral alike. endangered
safety in the years to come. and perhaps not
distant
In carrying out his determination to force the
League Nations Covenant under conditions.
n MIR. IansinE's revelations President Wilson
n situation OF inconccivabc danger tho
o the world.
story OF the details Of events they occurred from day
day. of tho personal ambitions and ovcrpowcrinE
dominate what should have been the
por,ant conference in the worlds history. but
" turned be merely "A but rather
n mighty tragedy. tho effects OF which darkcn
world hundred years. and perhaps forever
II is 10 be regretted that when the life OF this
the balance Mr. Lansing held that LOYALTY
President Wilson his duty preference
to country. and. therefore though bitterly opposed
League of Nations. he rcfrancd stating
opposition long Mr.. Wilson President. With
that view and hts explanation therefore. cannot
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

where silver Is stored contains n few
pieces Of gum camphor, tho iarish will
not form so soon.
o. In what country was golf firs.
playcd7 =. j. II.
4. There is much evidence to show
that this game is of Dutch origin.
From "A royal letter OF James vi OF
Scotland CJamcs of EnEland) who
forbade the Importation from Holland
OF the balls and clubs used in tho
game. and from pictorial representa-
tion Of the game which arc chiefly
Dutch. tho evidence is in support OF
tho above assumption. 1t was intro
duccd into Scotland before tho middle
OF tho 18th century.
q. Which is tho greatest river In
tho world l.. e. NJ.
\. Tho Amazon is tho greatest
river in tho world, being said TO con-
tain onc-tcnth of all tho running
Nntcr on tho globe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Pueblo's S Bank Clearing

The statement of bank cearings for February
published by the Federal Reserve bank for this district
makes favorable showing for Pueblo. Of the 2s cities
shown in this report, every shows decline in bank
clearing for February, 1921 compared with the
month for 1920 These decreases run from SOL per
cent for Oklahoma City to 90 per cent for Pittsburg
Kans the average for the IS cities of the district being
a decline of 81 per cent.
Pueblo stands fourth from the low end with de-
cline of only 40 per cent Only Psburg, Atchison and
Kansas City have better showing
Denver shows a decrease of 232 per cent, Colorado
Springs PIG per cent and Grand Junction 179 per cent
These arc the only Colorado cities the list.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Horoscope
.The Stars Incline.
But DO Not Compel"
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1921
Copyright, 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

NSuHSIlSnI, I'-l. bN t1e -h'SiuiS
Newspaper Syndicate.)
This should be n fortunate day, ac-
cordng to astrology. Uranus, Venus.
Jupiter and Mercury are all in benefic
aspect; the Sun alone being adverse in
rule.
1t is day In which both men and
women must depend upon themselves
for success. since 1t Is most unfavor-
able for any sort of support or aid
from persons in places in the Sun.
Applicants for political positions had
better avoid all personal interviews
while this configuras.an prevails.
Uranus Is in n position supposed to
make tho mind keen. analytical and
active. Inventors should make the
most OF this planetary government
Women have the best possible dircc-
ton of the stars. making for good judc-
mcnt, common sense and effective ef-
fort
Dealers in clothing millinery. jew
olry and ornamental articles of mer-
chandise should profit by this days
trade.
The rule Is an auspicious ono for all
the arts. which should command ser
ious attention here in the United States
as never before.
Lawyers have the forecast OF much
activity. for there will be cases in
volving international questions that
affect many industries in this country.
Honors for "A famous educator arc
pledged by the stars. a mission 10
Europe seems to be indicated for a
university president.
This should be an extraordinarily
favorable day for all lines OF advcrtis-
ing and personal publicity should be
especially productive of good results.
Revival or increase OF interest In GER
tain card games among men In high
place is forctold.
Persons whose birthday It is have tho
augury OF a year in which they viii
meet with great success and CORES
ponding disappointment. but they Will
prosper II they avoid dependence Vn
persons who arc superiors in any way.
Children born on this day probably
will have very happy and prosperous
lives. Girls are likely TO marry most
fortunately
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
State Highways and County Roads

To understand the present controversy concerning
the proposed highways commission it is we'll to consider
the Objectionable extremes that being held up
bugaboos to frghtcn assemblymen and the people of
the state
On the one side there is the horrid spcctcr of
onc commission with all the expenditures dictated
by single individual, (groans) from single locality,
(more groans,) maybe from Denver Cloud groans) who
will build roads for the benefit Of tourists and wealthy
pleasure seekers and for the benefit of merchants in
Denvcr!! Pueblo! and without any regard for the
interests of the people in Sugar City Hotchkiss
wherever it is you happen to live.
And the other side, there is another ghost. quite
horrifying of five man, seven man commits
sion. which will divide the state road fund up into five,
seven, separate district road funds and will build
FIVE, or seven, separate and distinct district road
TENS, according to five, seven different plans, and
waste in that process at least half of the states money
and have when the money is spent nothing like state
road system worth the price paid for it.
1t is fact that the Colorado road fund in
sight is big prize worth fighting for and that is
to attract the attention of many persons who have
other purposes in mind than to the best interests
Of all the people of the state Some of these scshly
interested persons favor the plan because they
expect the to be favorable to their interests.
Others, equally selfish, want the state road fund split
up into district road funds and used to build district
roads instead of county roads, because it is for their
selfish interest to spend the state money that way.
From this plain statement of fact the citizen
the Legislator who honestly striving for the welfare of
the should be abe to conclude that the really de-
srabe thing is to get far possible the good points
of both plans and equally to avoid the evils of both
plans.
Colorado needs n state road system and not half
dozen district road systems. Colorado needs scientific,
consistent road building method directed by highway
engineer, and half dozen inconsistent methods of
road building directed by district commissioners or by
county commissioners Colorado needs n consecutive
program of road building and maintenance, continued
thru long period of years and not subject TO the vciss
tudes of political and personal changes of short term
officials. And Colorado needs kind of protection
from the danger Of getting the gigantic road fund.- and
tho tremendous power involved in the expenditure of
so much money into the hands of some one who will
that power for unfair personal partisan or Sec
ltional benefit
The difference of opinion between the house and the
senate concerning this matter is bad thing if it
will lead both parties to look upon both sides of this
question For the question undoubtedly has two sides,
and the welfare of the state demands that both sides
shall he considered.
From that consideration will como compromise
that will be better for all the people of all the state
than any extreme and onesidcd action.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
IN DAYS News"

To-day the third son OF their Brit
ish mnjcsties, Prince Henry. reaches
tho age of 81. and loyal Britons
thruout tho empire will join In wish
ing him many happy returns OF the
day. 1t has been said that Prince
Henry is more popular with tho
English masses than any OF the 9TH
or youthful members Of tho royal
family. fact that may be attributed
10 the advantage he enjoys over hisi
elder brothers of being farther re-
moved from the throne and consc
aucntiy free from many OF the re-
strictions with which they arc hcdEed
about 4 typical AnElo-Sason youth
Is Prince Henry. fair haired. blue
eyed and sturdy OF limb. He is Dc
voted to athletic sports. swims likc
an expert and can hold his own at
cricket, football and boxing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
The Romance Of Words
..s &Ck-
Copyright. 1921. by Tho Wheeler
Syndicate Inc

Copyright. 1921. by Tho Wheeler
Syndicate. Incl
We road in tho old Tcstamcnt that
when Joscph's brethren went down in
to Egypt Joseph commanded them TO
MI thor sacks with corn. and. upon
examination OF tho original text. We
will find that tho Hebrew word was
saq. "a noun which in similar form
may he found In Egyptian, Greek. Lat
IN. Ethiopian. Scandinavian and a
number OF other tongues.
Tho ancicnts had no carts or wagons,
Everything had to DO conveyed in
sacks. often for long distances. by
trains OF camcls and asses. These
sacks would ho suspended, by proper
adjustment on either side OF the ami
NAL, and hence We have the verb
sag to drop Us with a burncH. ',Nin
to the swedish sac.a, to sink, and the
German sackcn. Also. because when a
thing Is lost. one naturally stoops over
to look for u. the Scandinavian sacha
meant also to seek-tt meaning which
Is retained in tho English "ranSack"
and tho phrase Ito sack tof seek for
trcasurc) in a city.
TO got the sack" In a slang phrase
indicative of dismissal. and Is usually
thought to have arisen from tho fact
sack OF belongings when he told him
to iulvc. But the verb In this case
has an oven wider significance. The
servant who left with his sack on his
back had to seek place. and 'f'li
sack YOU IS therefore equivalent to
saying I'll mako YOU seek clscwh here.
There is 4 tradition that tbo word
sack was the last uttered before the
confounding OF tho tongues at the
Towor OF Babel. because, aa DIR. John
son puts II, 1T H. observable Of this
word that 1t is found IN all languages
anG 1t is therefore thought to be ante
diluviau'.
Tomorrow" Profile.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

SIR william Meredith. for moro
than quarter of a century chief
Justice of Ontario. born in Mddlesex
county. Ontario. 81 years ago today.
DR.. Otto K1otz, director of the Do
minion observatory and president OF
the Seism mological Society of America,
born at Preston. Ont, SO years ago
today.
James NJ. Cox. former governor of
Ohio and late Democratic candidate
for president. born at Jacksonburg.
o.. 81 years ago today.
John Hays Hammond, famous
mining engineer and capitalist, born
in san F'rancisco. 66 years ago to-
day.
Gypsy Smith. celebrated evangelist
now i'm, America. born near EppinE
Forest, England, 81 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

. 1752-Joscph Haydn. tho father of
tho symphony" born In Aus
tria. Died in Vienna. May 81.
1902.
1si1-prof Robert W. y. Bunscn.
tho German chemist who dis
covered the method of spec
trum analysis. born at Gottin-
gen. Died at Haidclbcrg. Aug.
is. 1899.
1S7i-Gcn. Washington 1. Elliott. a
distinguished Union command
or in the Civil war. born at
Carlisle. Pa. Died at San
Francisco. June 30. 1855.
1s53-Thc treasury building at
Washington was destroyed by
fire. .-... -.......
1s5i-EnEland recognized tho new
Kingdom of Italy.
1ss7-Cspturc of Captain Marlurr. a
leader of tho Fenian risins in
Ireland.
1eao-Thc silver mines OF Colorado
shut down because OF tho low
price paid for silver.
lSo5--A big Illicit distillery valued a.
S75,oo0 was seized in Balu-
moro.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
DIAMOND DYES TURN
FADED THINGS NEW

Buy Diamond Dyes" no other kind.
then perfect results arc guaranteed.
Each package of Diamond Dyes" con-
tains simple directions to diamond dye
worn. shabby skirts. waists. dresses.
coats. gloves. stockings. sweaters. dra-
perics, coverings, everything. whether
wool. silk. linen, cotton or mixed goods.
now. rich. fadelecs colors. Druggist
has Color Card.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
WHAT DO You WANT TO KNOW

Tho Chieftain Information Bureau at
Wa Aington furnishes readers. free OF
charge, with accurate and authortta.
tire answers to questions on any and
al, subjects concerning which informa-
ton can be had from the unparalleled
resources of the various federal gov
Of Congress- and the many experts ard
scientists in the government service.
Two cents in postage for reply must
accompany each inquiry. State clearly
the Information wanted and address,
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN INFORMA-
TON BUREAU.
Frederic J. Unskin. Director,
Washington. ID. c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
TODAYS EVENTS

Today Is the 3c5th anniversary Of
the birth OF the great French philos-
ophcr. pcscartcs.
Ninety years ago today Chicagos
first poStofficc was established
Prince Henry. third son of tho
British majcr,ics. reaches his -ist
birthday today.
Tho Florida League OF Womon
Voters is to be organized at q meet
ing to begin In Jacksonville today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
Where tStarted
SOLITAIRE

Copyright, 1921. BY Tho Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc)
Tho original solitaire was not PLAYED
with cards, but with i circular board
having % deprrssions. in which vcro
u glass balls. Tho player took up ono
hall. thcn jumped. as in checkers. taxi
Ing up the hall jumped. n he man
aged to get all tho balls off tho board
In this manner. he won. The game
was invented by a prisoner In tho Ras-
tile in tho 18th century.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
"CASCARETS" FOR
CONSTIPATION

Just thinkl A pleasant, harmless
stomach sweet and bowels moving as
regular as a clock by morning. No
gripping or Inconvenience. 10, s5 or 80
cent boxes. Children love this candy
cathartic too,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

tAny reader can gct the a..
eWer TO any question by writing
The Pueblo Chicftnin Informauoo
Bureau, Frederic }. Has:Ju. Di.
rector. Washington. d. O. This
oon. The bureau cannot give ID.
vtce on legal, medical and anas.
cinl matters. II docs not attemp4
TO settle domestic troubles, nor -
any subject. Write your qucse3o0
plninly and briefly. Give full
name and address and cncano0
two ccais In stamps for ressr1
postage. All replies arc scnt ~.
rect TO the inQulrcs.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

@. Please give me the names OF
states which have ordinances against
tho use of exhaust whistles on motor
vehicles. c. g. s.
A. Tho American Automobile As
socisiion says that practically all
states prohibit the use OF anything on
automobiles that makes noise except .
sound Of warning. All cars should be
equipped with mufflcrs.
o. Since uoylc has been dead for n
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31
WHY2

DOES 4 HOUSE HAVE CHIMNEY
POTS:
Copyright. 1921, By Tho Wheeler
Syndicate, Tncp
Tho tail chimncys which arc char
actcristic of factories. power plants.
and other places where heat is used
for the generation of energy, and the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

THE CHIEFTAIN has the best
quality Of circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published in Colo
RADIO. 1t consistently supports the up
building OF the state with just regard
to every citizen. and it has the conf
dence and approval of Colorado's best
citizens Of every class and section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-31

ONE YEAR AGO TODA.
Tho Prince of wales reached Pan
ana
German Reds. called general
strike in the Euhr region.