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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
WALL STREET PRZECIW
PIRACY.

Frank P. Walsh, 'adwokat uni
kolejowych. wyjcchat wczoraj L
Nowego Yorku, udaj2c sic do
Chicago, ably tu pred koIeJowym
wydzialcm piracy ztoiyc jutro do
wody, IL zajeta przez kolcjc W
Iobecnej ich kontrowersji Z robot
nikami pozycja jest pierwszym
kroHem w skoncentrowancj ak
| eli Wall street. majacej ma celu
zniszczenie organizacji unijnej.
Twierdzi on, zc robotnicy maj9
t. do czynicnia ,,olbrzymim
spiskiem, ktory narodzi} sic ma
Wall ulicy". kt6rego celcm Jest
obnizyc wszystkie place do stanu
p-zedwojennego
o lie wiadomo - pan Walsh,
ktory byi prezesem wojennego
wydziafu piracy, zazada cd kolc-
jowego wydzia}u piracy wezwania
przed swe forum niekt0rych maj
powazniejszych iinansistGw i
bankier0w W kraju, wiaczajac W
to !. Picrponta Morgana, Liberia
l.. Gary, nazywanego krolem sta
lowy1n, Eugene G.. Grace, prezcsa
The Bethlehem Steel Company,
Johna D. Rockefcllera mlodszego
i innych. Przy pomocy ich zeznah
! innych faktow bedzie sic pan
Walsh starai udowodnic, IL kole-
je W ciagu ostatnich oslniu mie-
siecy rozmySlnie obnizyly liczbe
zajetych przez Sc iunkcjonarju--
sly do takiej cyfry, przy ktorei
praca ME moze bye wydatna, aby
W ten sposob upozorowac swe
zarzuty o grozacem i'm bankru-
ctwie i uzyskac przyzwolenie ma
zerwanie obowiazujacych umow
iakotez obnizenie Wynagrodzenia
za prace.
,,Trzeba to teraz jasno wyka-
zac" - sa jego siowa - lie sta
rania zarzadow koleji o wProwa-
dzenie cen przedwojennych So
c2eScia obejmujacego caly kraj
.programu, zaaranzowanego przez
Iizby handlowe podobne instytu-
Gle z}ozone pracodawcow. Trzc-
ba tez wykazat, re ME jest to
ruch spontaniczny, tylko re musi
bye gdzieS glowna sprezyna jego.
Taxa gIowna sprezyna jest gru-
pa ludzi, uosobniona przez Sc
dziego Gary pana Morgana."
Z panem Walshem przyjezdza
do Chicago w. Jett Lauok, sta
tystyk dla unji robotniczych, ma
tomiast B. NJ. Jewell. ktory ma
przemawiac W imieniu uni kole-
jowych przyjedzie pozniej.
Kolejowy wydzial piracy zawia-
domil poprzednio obie zaangazo-
wane w sporze strony, re bedzie
rczpatrywac tylko takie kwestje.
ktore pozostaja W bezposrednim
zwiazku re sprawa piac zawar-
tel W tvm otzedmiocic nmowy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
I Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d siOiCa o godzinie 6:54.
Zach6d sIonca o godzinic 5:15.
-
Pogoda w Chicago OkoIicy: Ma
og6l pogodnie we srode prawdopo-
dobnie we czwartek. Umiarkowana
temperature. UmiarkOwany pOiu-
dniowo-Zachodni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj o godzinie 2 wiecz0r,
81 stopni, najnizsza o godzinie z
rano, 81 stopni.
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tonne
LEGION AMERYKANSK1
DOMAGA SIZE ZAPOMOG
OLA INWALIDoW.

Washington, 9 lutego. -
Czionkowie Komitetu Wyko-
nawczego Amerykahskiego L.
gionu postanowili podczas try
dniowego posiedzenia odbyc ma
rade Z czionkami kongresu W
sprawie przyspieszenia wydania
prawa, opiekujacego sic inwali-
dami wojny. Legion nagli do
przyjecia pieciu projektow, zgo-
dnie kt6rymi sss,Ooo,ooo ma
bye wydanych ma zapomogi dla
inwalid6w. Komitet wyNonaw--
czy po dlugich naradach zdscy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
ARABIA PRoTESTUJE PRE-
CIWKO MANDATOWI AN
GLII MAD PALESTYNA.
zurnienia.

Londyn, 9. lutego. (Prasa Stow
. Ksiaze Emil Feisal, by}y krol
Syrji, w imieniu OLGA swego, krolA
Hussein'a, zlozyl protest rzadowi
angielskiemu przeciw mandate
wi Anglji mad Mezopotamja i Pa
Iestyna, twieTdzac, re mandat ten
ME jest W zgodzie przyrzecze-
miami, danemi Hussein'owi przez
rad angielski. w protescie costa
10 jednak podkreSlone, re Arabi
ME odrzucaja pomocy Anglji /
pragna podtrzymac nadal sojusz
:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
KONKURS MA DOSTAWE
WEGLA.

Washington, 9 lutego. - T.
rad marynarki oglasza konkurs
ma dostawe oko1o $4,000 tom
wegla dla rzadowych okret6w W
portact atlantyckich ia przeciag
roku. Nicdawno temu urzad ten
przyja} oferte ma dostawe 100000
wegla W New Yorku po $3.50 "a
tonne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09

nic pozwoli zaS IA przcdkladanic
sobic jakichS og0Inikowych do
wod0w, odnoszQcyrh sic do III
rych kwestji. Wobcc tcgo trudno
Jest przcwidzict. CO uCzyni on :
zapowicdzianymi wywodami pa
ma Walsha czy wosolc pozwol
Sohic 10 nrzndsto,r;,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
WIELKA BITWA 0 DARDE-
NELE.

Paryz, Q. lutegO. - Armla Ne
mala Paszv. leadera nacJonaIl-
stow tureokich trzyma sic moe
no na linji Erousse-Ouchak od-
p:era powodzenicm wszystkle
ataki armji greckicj, ktora usifule
p-zeciat linje kolejow2. w1odaca
do Bagdadu. Rozwoj wypadkow
W Londvnic / Paryzu wzbudza
v.iclkic zaintcresowanie, co
wskazuje. &c przeciwnikami s2
r,e Kemal ! krol Konstanty, lecz
.\nglia i Francja.
Cenzura parsska pilnuje, aze-
bv wiadomoSt I pola bitwy ME
mogla przedostac sic do Prasy
paryskiej. Oticjalnc Potwlerdze-
ME ofersywy greckiej otrzyma-
no W Paryzu wczoraj wieczorem'
WiadomoSt wywola\a wlelE2
konsternacie w koiach diploma
tvcznvch. Panuje przekonanie' &c
,cze,i Grecy ME zostan2 rozo'cl'
t. LIovd George Odniesie nal
wiekszc zwyciestwo W swej ka-
r;crze politycznei.
Nadzieja utrzymania przez An
glie kontroIi mad Dardanelami le-
~ W rozbiciu wojsk Nemala w
zwiazku Z TEN Anglia wydafa
rozporzadzenic armji greckiej
rozpoczecia ofensywe W zesz'q
sobotc. najgc na celu wyparcie
a~mii tmecIiei na pustynie. Pier
wszem zadaniem armji greckiej
lest przeciecie kolei Bagdadz-
k;ei.
Walka toczy sic wieIka "a
ciekloscia. Niekt6re okresy bit
wv przypominaja niedawno "a
konczoua wojne Swiatowa. SHY
zaangazowane W bitwie po stro-
ME Grellow wynosza 100000, a
20 stronie Turkow 10000.
Grecy posiikuja sic angielski--
mi tankami armatami pod kie-
rcwnictwem oficerow angiel-
sLich. Po stronie Kemala valley
szesG bataljon6w wysianych z
Erymu przez Lenina oraz 1000
oficerow byiej armii gen.
Wrangia, ktorzy W tajemniczy
spos6b przeszli przez linje fran
cuskie pod konstantynopolem,
rie bedac spostrzezeni przez Po-
sterunki angielskic.
Z wielkich zapasow amunicjL
ragromadzonych pod konstanty-
ropolem przez Francje dla gen.
Wrangla. korzystaja wojska ke-
mala, na CO wiadze francuskie W
Bosforze patrza pobtazliwie.
sytuacja w krotkoSci przedsta-
via sic W ten spos6b, re Turcy
zaopatrzeni W amunicje francusk2
walcza W interesie Francji, gdy
Grecy walcza "a Anglje przy Po-
mocy armat angielskich.
FRANCJA WYSYLA ANGLJ1|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
Meisinger Radn Badac ocean Powietzny"
lis, 1853 Pasazerow Napowietrznych " Ciagu ROk
KONKURS MA DOSTAWE WEGLA.
Wsp61czesoy Lincolna
WYNALAZEK POLICYJNY.
1NNE RAINY KRAJOWE

dowal sic przyjac oiiarc ,,Ryce-
rzy kolumba' W wysokoSci
IS yO0OOCO ma zbudowanic w
Waszyngtonic pomnika, W cclu
uczczcnia palnieci poleglych we
wojnie Swiatowcj, O lie wzmian-
kowani ,,Rycerzc' mic beda sta
wiali zadnych spccjalnych wa
runk0W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol
skich jest dis els marek Ia 81 90,
evil S1.63 "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
MARYNARKA ZAPRASZA
ARMJE DO BOMBARDO-
WANNA OKRETU.

Washington, 8 lutego. - Dc
parliament 1narynarki przygoto-
wujc doswiadczenia w celu wy
probowania wyzszoSci aparatow
lotniczych mad nowoczcsnymi o.
kretami wojennymi. Sckrctar;
Daniels wystosowal do Sekreta.
RIA Bakera list. w ktorym zapra
sza dcpartament wojny do przy
jecia udziaiu w cksperymentach
majacych sic odbyt W ciagu &C
dni. Mianowicie, wydany przez
Niemc6w okret ,,OstiricsIand"
bedzie zapewne uzyty jako cc'
atakow, wykonywanych przcz
samoloty, kt6re majq rzucac mai.
SLIME ekSplodujacc bomby. Pod.
czas tych doswiadczch bedq ia
Sladowane mozliwic dokiadnic
prawdziwe warunki bitwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
&c CURE MA POWODY Oh
CHODZIc ROCZNICE
LINKOLNA.

Champaign, ILL.,, 8 lutego. -
William Mcclure okregu Moul
try, ILL.,, ktory liczy obccnie So
lat. ma powody ku obchodzcnia
zblizajacej sic ll2 rocznicy uro-
dzin Lincolna, jak nicwiclu in
nych. Oskarzony 0 kradzicz nc
grow. Mcclure byi broniony
przez Lincolna i uniewinniony.
MCGUIRE miai naowczaS II lat.
lecz przyponina sobie doskona-
lc wyglad Lincolna, innych pra-
wnikow swiadkow. Gen. Mat
son, ktory mieszkai naowczas W
Brushy Fork, sprowadzii niewol-
nikow do Illinois, lecz w jego
gminie wzrastalo wsp6iczucie
dla niewolnikow. Gen. Matson
mial II siebie negra, Tony ro-
dzina. Tony dowiedziai sic, ze
ma bye sprzedany w niewole do
Kentucky; udai sic wiec do Ash
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, Sroda, 8 lutego: Popiclcc.
Jutro, czwartck, 10 luteSo: Sw
L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
GRECY SZYKUJA SIZE DO
OFENSYWY.

Paryz, 9. lutego. (Prasa Stow
- W Azji Mniejzsej Grecy orga-
nizuja 10000 armje do wielkiej
ofensywy. nacjonaliSci zas turec-
cy przygotowujq sic do zaciekIe-
90 Oporu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
FRANcJA WYSYLA ANGLJ1
NOTE w SPRAWIE
HIEMIEC.

Paryz, 9. lutego. - Stosunkl
polityczne pomiedzy Francj9 /
Anglia sa naprezone. Premier
BRAND zwrocii sic wczoraj z not2
do rzadu angielskiego. W ktorei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
WiG|ka BitWa 0 Dardane|e.
Anglia PO StrOniG Grek0W --
FranCja PO Stronie Turcji
NOta FranCji do AngIji Sprawie Niemiec
Nemcy Vienna Udzial W KOnferencjjii Londylskiej
Arabia Protestuje Przeciw Manda'
towi Anglji mad Palestyna.
D.cI d.; A 1nO nm nm Er,rko,v
Deficyt Belgji 4,5OO,OOO,OOO Frankow.
MOzITWOSC WYBUCHU WOJNY ROSYJSKO- -JAPONSKlEJ.
10000 G6rnik6w JapOiskich ma Stajku.
1NNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Izawarte jest zadanie, by ME po-
zwolono Niemcom ma wystepowa
ME kontrpropozycjami ma kon-
Iierencji londynskiej. Jczcli LLOYD
George nie zastosuje sic do zqda-
MIA Brianda, to Francja odmowi
wziecia udzia}u W konfcrcncji.
Gdyby postanowienia konieren-
eli paryskiej zostalv zmicnine ma
zadanie Niemiec, to obecny gabi-
net Brianda spotkafby sic z wicl-
kim protestem &c strony opinii
publicznej istnicnie jego mogho-
by bye krotkotrwa}c.
Wobec tcgo, re Lloyd George
W swei movie W Birminghamie
.przyrzekl, re Niemcom bedzie da
ne prawo przemawiania, to pra--
wdopodobnie konferencja londyn-
ska ME odbedzie sic wcale. Lloyd
George zaS bedzie odwlekai w
miare moznoSci konferencje Z
Turkami, ma ktorej Francja mia
IA nadziejs przeProwadzenia re-
wizji traktatu sewrskiego, albo--
wiem W interesie Anglji ley "a
.czekaG ma rezultat ofensywy gre
.ckiej oraz ma pozyskanie sympa-
III; gabinetu Hardinga dla Anglji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09
l15,163 PASAZEROW NAPO.
WIETRZNYCH w CIAGU
ROKU.

New York, 9 lutego. - Sto.
warzyszenie producentow samo
lotow ogiosiio dis, il w ciagu
ostatnich II miesiecy 1873 pa
sazerow przefruneio 3,l36,55O
mil w handEowych samolotach.
Cplata "a podr6ze napowietrzne
pomiedzy miastami wynosiSa
przecietnie 65 cent6w "a mile;
W. ciagu roku zdarzyio sic 80
wypadk6w. 222 razy lotnicy zmu
szeni byli do przedwczcsnego
ladowania, lccz ME zdarzyl sic
ami jeden Smiertelny wypadck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09

Dokonczenie ma stron!cy 5cieJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-09

(Dokonczenic ma str. 3-ciej.l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
HARDING LEAVES
FOR WHITE HOUSE

Portland. Maine. aug. s.-Fresident
and Mrs. Harding left Portland a.
midnight tonight on the presidential
yacht Msyfiower for Washington
They are expected to arrive at the cap
ital Tuesday noon.
Portland. Maine, AUG. s.-President
Harding ended his vacation visit 10
the White Mountains OF Few Hamp-
shire today and crossed Maine TO board
the yacht Mayfiower here to return to
Washington.
Accompanied hy Mrs. Harding and
other members Of the party the presi-
dent made the 40 miles cross country
trip by automobile. starting early in
the day from Lancaster, y. H, where
he has been the guest Of Secretary
Weeks since Tuesday. He went out Of
his way to visit soldiers ssnitarium
at oxford. Maine. stopped at Poland
Spring for lunch and game OF golf
and accepted an Invitation to pay .
brief call and make 2 speech at West
brook, Just outside Of Portland. in the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
SUNKEN BRIDGE STILL IS
A PROBLEM TO ENGINEERS

The Denver and Rio Grande railroad
bridge that was partly buried in the
Arkansas by the food of June 3 near
the Nuckolls packing plant. Will be
raised and dismantled within the next
week If present plans are carried ou,
without a nishap.
Saturday morning about 1850 o'clock
a large charge of dynamite was set of
under the bridge. Four hundred
pounds of so per cent nitroslycerine
dyna mite was used. being the equiva-
lent of many times that amount of
ordinary dynamite. The report was not
very loud and most Of the charge took
effect under the water. thus giving no
outward signs as did former blasts.
At the time of the blast, two large
cranes began to wind UP the attached
cables and they had most OF the iron
structure clear of the river, when the
cables 10 the larger crane snapped. per-
mittins the bridge to sink back into
the Arkansas
New cables were strung across to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
AGENTS GATHER
FARMER DATA
ON FLOOD LOSS
65 Questions Prepared and
Listed on QUESTIONABLE
For Answer

For the gathering OF individual data
from farmers who were damaged BY
the food. State Leaders Of County
Agents Felss and Smith set out yester-
DAY up and down the valley in Pueblo
county. Nj Felts workinE up the river
and Ir. smith down.
4 report HANK containing s. ques-
tons Is prepared for each applicant FOR
loan or other assistance 10 i'll and
sign These md vidusl reports are 10
b strictly con66sntili, The applicants
are assured. SIS the a1ssrlen list is very
ssarchinE into the stEnsrs financial
a-d domestic conditions
F,oIlovt1E a meeting these gentlemen
an6 Nj Szwhif had with the district
managers IF the American Red Cross,
Ehlch mas zz-rely for the purpose Of
szcsrtztu5uC vhat Rad been done hF
rnst crCa1szstto-, County Agent saw
ii-e-1a- ~ ths disaster relief. asking
director cF -1e dissasfer relief asking
that rns Red cross surpiy his offics
and ire agricultural college men who
az seeking cut The above mentioned
5rfo-us-l--- with a stsuoErapher. We
fes1 sad Ny Ssvhills letter, that
re s-s e1us7psd &c more than recipTo-
este ~ aiding rcur rural dspsr tmsnt
In expert aiv.re aiol< lines beneficial,
z-d with complete survey. both look
i1E 70 the renabiiitation OF the stricken
farmers
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

the bridge yesterday and another
charge will take place probably Mon
day. The high wooden supports for
some of the cables were damaged 70
such an extent that they will have 10
be replaced.
A pile driver is driving piles in the
river bed across the Arkansas a few
feet east Of the Santa F'e bridge and
parallel with it When this is com
pleted, a crane will he able to get over
the sunken bridge and lift II much
easier, according 20 railroad men
The bridge is now about four fest
above { is former resting place and be
ing loosened. 1t will be an easy matte
to raise it Monday. The cranes "t-
hold 1t in mid-air while the torches cat
1t into smaller pieces that rs1 Hs
readily taken from the river
Part of the water Of the ArkE-sss i
diverted thru the grove by TIE H-1dze
but with its removal the water NJ
return TO the old channel ard r1= south
bank can be constructed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
DECISION GIVEN
ON ALLOWANCE
FOR RAILROADS
Compensation Will Include In.
creased Wages and Not Al
legged Labor lnefficiency

Washington. Aus. Cost OF labor
allowances to railroads for the six
months guarantee period following gov
ernment control will include only in
creased wages and not alleged 'iuef-
ficiency Of labor" factors under a de-
cis-ion handed down today by the in
terstate commerce commission
The ruling involves the basis Of
claims by the railroads against the
government for labor costs in opera
tion and maintenance.
The contract language under dis
pute follows:
During federal control the director
general shall annually. as nearly as
practicable. expnd dneaetsoin SHRDL
practicable expend and chsrf. to rail-
way operating eNpenscr. either 10 pay
ments for labor and materials or by
paying into funds. such sums for the
maintenance. repair. renewal. retire
ment and depreciation OF the property
as may be requisite that such prop
erty may be returned to the company
I'm substantially as good repair and in
substantially az complete auipment as
II was on January /. 1915
The words cost OF labor the COM
mittee held do not, We think. open
the door to a comparison of the quail
ity or efficiency of labor. To hold
Otherwise would be 9tontrary TO the
plain intent OF tho proviso. for IL ia
impossible to determine the relative
efficiency OF labor at various periods
and the Introduction of this indefinite
and intangible factor. would have rel
eEatAd the accounting test to the very
I limbo OF controversy and conflict of
opinion which 1t was designed to avoid.
III It had been the intent to include
I tine factor Of quality or effectiveness
or efficiency. whatever n may ID
/ termed this would have been done in
| apt and unmistakabie language and
/ phrase susceptible of simple interpre-
! tatior."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
ELOPERS THOUGHT
HEADED THIS WAY
County Clerk Instructed Not To Issue
Marriage License If Couple
Appear.

John c. Lamphere. alias Jack Clif-
ford. g years old. an sx-soldier and
ex-mau clerk IL supposed TO be head
ing toward Pueblo with a is-year-old-
girl named Nina Burden. whose home
lz at Burlin<to@. this state. and the
cricial suppositlon seems to be that
fhey intend 10 secure q marriage IL
Cerss here. and get married.
sheriff r Lee Woriey Of Kit Carson
county. wired To Sheriff Thomas To
prevent the marriage u possible. and
take the parties into custody.
Up 20 tine ot closing the county
clsrk'p Office At noon yesterday they
had not appeared there. and appearing
later will OF course be the unwiss thing
for the runaways TO do.
The girl fs described as Is years old.
feet. inches tall. weight ii0 pounds.
blue eve. heavy set. and hair almost
blonde.
Lznphers or clifford. is 52. weighs.
40. height feet 2 inches dark hair:
wore dark greenish suit. new hat. His
former home was at Kansas city, Mis-
--1uri
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
WILL ORGANIZE
POSTAL WELFARE
BRANCH HERE
Representative Of Postmaster
General Meets Post Office
Employees Here

Organization of a branch Of Post
master General viii H Hays newly
planned National Welfare council will
be taken up within the next few days
in this city.
DR.. Lee j. Frankel. Of Washington.
u. c., who long has been at the head
Of the welfare department of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company was
called to the national capital five weeks
ago and to him the postmaster gen
eral outlined his new wrinkle and per
suaded DR.. Frsnkel to visit all the most
important postoftices of the United
States and set forth 10 the officers OF
the various branches of the mail serv-
ire the aims and objects Of the new or
EsuiZation.
Yesterday in the rooms Of the post
office inspectors in the federal build
ing, this CITY Or. Franksl met the rep
resentstives Of the carriers. the clerks
ths railway mail clerks and other de-
rsrtments Of Uncle Sans mail de-
rArtment, and to them he told OF the
sdventa ges OF an organization in and
thru which all could make their needs
known in such manner as to have them
rsnediei without the heretofore de-
laws due largely to old fashioned meth
ods and red tape.
Complaints rela tive to light. heat.
hours. and all forms OF working condi-
tions: all matters thought OF that will
better the service. in short. every
thing that needs remedyinE can be
thru this orxaniza tion presented to the
proper department and acted upon
without delay.
As outlined by DR. Frsnkel the work
ing plans Of the Welfare council Will
get and keep all departments in close
touch and bring about a much to be
desired cooperation between all en-
ployes and the heads Of the depart
nents in close touch and bring about
much to be desired cooperation be
tween all employees and the heads OF
the depa rtrnents.
Leaving Pueblo. Dr. Frankel will visit
the leading postofficss all the way to
;ha Pacific coast, and then cover that
-r-ion quite thoroiy On his return
trip 10 the east he plans attending the
national letter carriers convention at
St Louis. and the national meet Of
postal clerks AT Minneapolis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
HUMANE OFFICERS
BUSY IN PUEBLO

state humane Officer o Heidemen n.
"a 1o with Mounted Officer Douglas os-
horn Is conducting a campaign in the
interests OF dumb animals in this city
was active Friday afternoon when he
found John Lucas. A farmer residing
near Nineiand driving a horse whose
hoofs We're in a poisoned and lacerated
condition Lucas whs arrested aud
ordered 10 appear in court Saturday
morning.
Judge Crossman released Lucas on
promise TO end tho .li-treatmsnt. Off
Ger Heidemsn stated that tho horse
was in such condition that IT should
really be shot. but that with proper
care It was possible that the animal
might be used for breeding purposes
Officer Hsideman. IN pleading that
Lucas be fined the limit penalty, stated
that the horse had been driven seven
miles Saturday. He also stated tina;
unless the courts co-operated in com
batting cruelty to animals any Of his
efforts would be useless.
IRE state humane department has
launched a campaign against cruelty.
Special officers have oeen placed over
the state In an effort to bring to tn.
courts all vioiators OF the humane
laws
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

early evening. Sailing late tonight the
Nayfower Ia expected to reach Wash
lnEton Tuesday noon.
The stop Mt Wostbrook. was arranged
at the request Of Senator Hale Of this
state Several thousand gathered 20
haar the presiden.'s. speech. reiteratlng
4, possible to assume the leadership for
world peace at the coming disaNna-
ment conference.
Before he said goodbye today to the
moCutniu lodge near Lancaster Mr..
Harding played a round OF golf II was
the final match OF n tournament for
the championship of the party and al
though Mr. Harding made n low score
the title went TO Senator Hale
During the. stop az oxford both Mr..
and Mrs Harding assured the disahled
world war veterans that the govern
ment would do everything possible for
their welfare Both asked many ques
iions about the needs OF the Patients.
most nj whom are suffering from the
effects Of gas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
TWO LITTLE GIRLS ARE
LOST FROM TRAIN

father. an engineer on the Santa
Fe railroad.
j. I. kistler writes to the
Pueblo police asking that they
aid him in locating the young
sters. He states that they left
albuquerque Tuesday might on
Santa Fe No. S and We're sup
posed to arrive in La Junta
Wednesday morning at 1920
o'clock. AS far as can be learn
ed they were never seen in La
Junta.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

sis" and Elva Tellsbaun,
ages IA and years respectively.
left their home in Albuquerque.
New Mexico. last Tuesday eve
ming enroute TO Rockvale, Colo,
where they were to visit J T.
Kistlsr The little ones have
never arrived at their destination
and since leaving their home
have never been heard from.
They were travelling on a rail-
road pass furnished by their
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

The girl dsuEhtsr q N. ard Ms
Patrick German ~ NCEr- Carmel,
Ill, fell under q train s,rs- BIDDING
goodbye to a friend who v-sz leaving
Pine Cliff at noon. 4 locomotive and
tender was detailed 20 Hrt-E As- here.
the girls cousin. Mrs " A S-s-s-
field, accompanying her and shield
ing her face from ths sun -l an
umbrella. The girl and hs- -u-hsr
were visiting in Pine Clff
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
COST man HIS LIFE
TO SAVE 2 OTHERS

Denver Aug. Sit cost Roy Reece
former sarvice man OF Brookf.eld his
life TO rescue two men from Gss
filled well on a ranch near Broom
field Thur sday. He died today at =
local hospital from the effects of the
gas poisoning without reEsininz con-
erfouzuaEe