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New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Nepperhan Heights Plot Sold

ana g robert e. Farley Organization
srS S rish & Marvin sold for the Union
u sia. aew Haven Trust Company large
ssss 2 the Nepperhan Heights.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Brooklyn

LEFFERrs PLACE. 1sz--Largs, we'll fur
nished room; suitable for two; private
horse: shower; references. Tel. S771 Pros
poet,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
instruction

SPEND PART TIME
in study. rather than In idleness. Our
convenient hour classes in stenogra phy,
bookkeeping accounting, secretariai train
ing open the way to higher earning power
Ask for new catalogue. Drake Business
Schools, New York: Tribune Building, 154
Nassau st. Tel. Beekman 3T23; Brooklyn
Bedford av. at Fulton st.. tel. Prospect
7486.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
BoARDERs WANTED

Rutledge)--For ladies'; one room and
meals from 91s up: elevator: telephone,
stc.: full hotel service: newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
FOR SALE

THE st. Timothy Aiunnae Guild will hold a.
rummage gale on Wednesday and Thurs
DAY. Nov. Is and II, from 10 A. NJ 20 8
p M. the southwest corner OF Nad.sorI
av- and 54th st-
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
STORAGE NOTICES
THE CARRINGTON
STORAGE WAREHOUSES


To MRS. SMITH lCLINTON). MRS. pfc1c
lMARTIN) ADA briggs. DELLA EVANS.
FRANK EGAN. SAM KOHLER fNARY
FLOYD, ELl1, FARREI. MRS. E. FAR
LEY. MRS. GRlMETT. MRS. GUHR MARY
GALLAGHER. JAMES GILROY, EUGEN
KELLER, DELLA KILLELAE. ANNA
LEONARD. MISS n. NELSON. ANNA
STONE Jos. sTRELLA). MR. soREN-
SON tANNIE LEYFERT1. DAVID DE r..
THOMPSON. MRS. WHITE. MRS. Z. ID
EOWES:
You and each or you are hereby rotiaaa
that the time for the pay ment IT our iien
upon the property hereinafter described hax-
ing expired. after due notice thereof hal
beeu given you. we Will cause such pror-
erty, 10 wit Household Goods, Personal Ef-
fects Machinery. and Merchandise stored in
the Darlington storage Warehouses by ycl
or in your name tor In whicn you may have
an INTEREST,". be sold at pablo aQction
according TO the statute In such case made
and provided. at the warehouse. asa Third
Ave, New York City. the following iases:
FRIDAY NOV EMBER 18TH. 1891 AT 10 40
4. NJ: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2p 1921 ar
40 A. M, AND OK FRIDAY DEcEAr-
BIER 9TH. 1891. AT ie.39 A. M and II ths
sa9s thereof is not completed on sad dates
the same will be continued at the sana pssus
on each and every Friday thereafter. begin
ning at lo:so A. NJ. aad continuing until at
the goods ire sold
cARRINGToN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
PORT WASHINGTON

Frame house rooms. q baths al, t-
provements; fine plumbing; lot 44x12o.
garage; near water: s15,5oo Monfort 4
Hegeman. Telephone 1872 Port Washington
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

NEW YORK Stock Exchange house wants
boy of Christian parentage as runner
w. B.. P. o. Box 372, City Hall Station.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

LARGE downtown Office building wants
man TO handle details OF renting space;
applicants must give full details an to their
experience; references required. D $40,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

EXCELLENT Swedish cooka, chamber
maids. buffers and couples: city cpun-
try. Rerta CarIson'a Swedish AEencias
Ts7 Lexington av..s near 6lst sf. Rhtne-
lander 65x7. 22S0 Broadway, ccruer 12A
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Furniture
Gas, Coal and OH stoves
AUCTION SALES

BY virtue Of two executions, l will sell this
day. Tuesday Nov. 15. at 1870 p. NJ at
l0l Essex ST., one Supertone Phonograpl
and Sonora Phonograpn
HENRY VAN LEEF, City Marshal
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
HELP WANTED MALE
Here's ONE Job
That needs men.

A traffic association wants few clean
cut men. over Fl. who are willing to work
Foreign Commerce: selected applicants will
be thoroughly trained during their spare
time and assisted to positions after trained !:
experience Unnecessary. but must have gram
mar school education. For interview phone
Murray Hill 562S address G. W. Pitts.
103 Park av
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

3ss WEST END AvD.-suise. single rooms
and studios with or without bath: ref
erence.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

COOK-Good. plain waiting and care Of
first floor; family 2 adults, Httle girls {;
Forest Hills. L. l.. immediate; good wages.
Phone Fitzroy 0S21,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

soTH ST.. LEXINGTON av. fuose, rns.
ledge)--Women e1clusvcly; newly deco-
rated: room, bath. $1s weekly up: also
room. use bath, $1i weekly up; restaurant
convenience; big reduction for persons
sSD ST., AT MADISON Av. (Hotel Ash
ton)-Newly decorated room, use of
bath. $12 week up; room. bath. s1S weekly
UP: buses. surface cars. subway: full hotel
service: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
West Side

slsT ST, COLUMBUS Av. Colonial ffotei>
Newly decorated furnished rooms; 80
OF bath; tl3 weekly up: elevated. surf .
cars, subway: full hotel service; restaurant. I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
The Facts About Ireland

The report Of the Committee of One Hundred which
has been investigating conditions Ireland will be
sdcred authoritative by all those who in sym
pathy with the conclusions reached by that committee
On the other hand, the statement issued from the
British embassy in contravcnton the committees re-
port will be considered adequate rcoinder and
denial by all those that in agreement with its state
mcnts.
Neither the report of the committee, nor the state
ment issued from the embassy will be considered as
conclusive evidence argument by farminded and
uppreudiced Americans, who partial neither to the
Irish the British but who would like to know the
truth about the whole matter
That it is quite impossible to draw balance of
the account between the British government and the
people of Ireland is the conclusion reached by Sir Phil
lip Gibbs, who may fairly be said to have gained rank
as the foremost correspondent, and who has
superior in getting the real facts in difficult situation
His mastery presentation, in the March number of
Harper's Magazine of the facts for and against the
Irish Republicans, and the facts for and against the
British government imprcsses being absolutely
fearless and sincere, and his pessimisc conclusion is
that there is possible method of reconcilin the de-
mands of the Irish Republicans with the vital interests
of the British empire.
In situation where such observer Sir Phillip
Gibbs is able to find neither balance of Justice. nor
practical method of settlement unprejudced Americans
may feel excused for being unable TO reach definite
opinion side OF the other.
1t is reasonable to assert, however that no Aincri-
can has right carry his partsanshp, whether that
partisanshp be proBritsh prorish, such an e1-
tent TO injurc mperil the interests that are
strictly American. The American whether native or
foreign born who wants to fight for Ireland. fight
for England, had better do that fighting
and similar advice would the case of the parti
in foreign quarrel who makes the interests of the
United States secondary consideration his CONVEX
sation
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
Elect in Haste; Recall at Leisure

In two western states, Omaha and North Dakota,
a part of the people moving for recall of their
In North Dakota the day of reckoning for
the Nonpartsan League appears 10 have last,
and Governor Frazier is being boosted office
with the enthusiastic help of many of those boosted
him into that high position.
In Oklahoma the governor is accused of dishonor-
able misuscs of tho pardonng power and if the charges
made against him true, he ought to be impeachcd
and removed from office
The people of other states may well take warning
from these two cases There ought to be more careful
consideration of political candidates before they are
nominated, and again before they elected In too
many state officers nominated because they
have the backing of group OF delegates whose votes
arc needed to help candidate for another office
and the, elected because they happen TO be on
particular psrtys ticket without regard for their
personal fitness ability.
There would be fewer cases of recall and inpcach-
ment If the qualifications of all candidates were care
fully considered, and in all such ounce of
prevention is worth pound of cure
In this connection it may be properly said that
Colorado proud of long list of governors to whom
no suspicion of mental instabit, or lack of personal
integrity attaches, and in particular has at tho prcson,
time governor who worthy holds u very high place
in the esteem of the people of this state
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

amount to have differcn. test pcr
cent. for tho reason that this percent
age is the buttcr-fat solids. and It Is
quite possible for the solids not fat to
to vary a great deal.
@. Arc there any birds which do no,
migrato7 n. NJ. q.
\. Th Bureau of Biological Survey
says that among the birds which do
not migrate arr the rcd bird. mockinE
birds. ~oodpecker. chicksdoc and tit.
mouse
@. What Is meant by tho surieulsr
finger? \. A.
4. This is a name given to tho lit
'lo finger because ~ can b- introduced
into tho car passage.
@ I soe York Cottage" referred tn
in the press. Where is 1t and what Is
it, II n
4. York Cottage is part OF tho
Ssndringham estate. Norfolk. England,
belonging to the King of England II
was the home TO which King George V
took his bride after his marriage.
July Z. 1898.
@. Why is a sarcophagus so-cailcd? ?
n. L.. j.
4. Sarcophsgus is a Latin word do.
rived from a Greek one. which mean,
'nesh-es,ing." In ancient belief cof-
fms made from a certain stone near
Assus in Asia Minor possessed tho
property of consuming tho body placed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
Horoscope
"The stars Ise,i.e.
SATURDAY. APRIL =. 1871
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure
NeMspaper SyudiCatel


Astrologers read this as an unfor-
tunate day. Mars, Venus and Nep-
tune arc all in strongly sinister sway.
Tho planetary forces, during this
contiguration, tend toward the empha-
sis of self and encourages quarrels and
dissensions OF all sorts.
Mars is in an aspect most threat
ening to the peace of tho world and
seems to indicate that the United
States will shortly discuss naval and
military matters with unusual inter
est.
There is sign forccasting agitation
concerning railway problems. Serious
injustice due to freight rates will be
widely discussed.
Women should be exceedingly wise
in managing their affairs while this
planetary government prevails. for
there will be n strong rcactionary ten
dency unfriendly to their commercial
and political ambitions.
Neptune is in mood held to presase
sudden and violent changes in pub
lie opinion. The rule is not encour-
aging to common sense judgment.
Crop conditions this spring are not
likely to be favorab for big harvests
in England.
The affliction of Venus by Mars and
Neptune is not good for the younger
generation in this country. Much ILL
ness affecting children is indicated.
The sinister signs menacing the
young hint at mind sickness as well as
bodily ills and the scers declare that
there will be an awakening to the lack
of moral fibre and spiritual ideals that
will cause a great reform movement.
Persons whose birthdatc it is should
keep money affairs wisely. avoiding
speculation.
Children born on this day may be
Quick-tempered. fond OF pleasure and
very popular. These subjects of Aries
should be trained along practical lines
with especial care.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

namc being Lloyd. After her hus-
bands death. when David was years
old, her brother Richard Lloyd be.
came her chief supporter. and also
helped the boy star, on his career as
a solicitor.
@ What was tho Academic Legion :
l.. T..
s. This is a name applied rsrticu-
larry to an armed body Of students,
who participated In the uprising OF
iAs in Vienna and also 10 similar
student companies elsewhere in tho
revolutionary disturbances or tina.
year.
q. What was the total output of
Portland cement in the United States
during 1870. and how many mills man
ufactured it, L. Il. T..
a. During 1870. l0o.copooo barrels Of
Portland cement was made. with APP
proSimatcly so mills manufacturing IT,.
q. 1 sold full can OF cream which
weighed 40 pounds-test - per cent.
Next week ] sold another can which
weighed 30 pounds but was told II
tested only 20 per cont How could this
happcn7 -. y
4. II would be quito possible for two
cans of milk weighing tho same
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
The Time to Get Busy

The first of April in Pueblo marks the beginning
of period of seasonal activity that usual, continues
about ten or eleven weeks or until the schools close
and the heat of turns the Thoughts of the poo
pie toward the rccrcatons OF the cooler mountain re-
sorts.
Figures published in Yesterday Chicfain of build
ing permits and postoffcc receipts prove that spring
business starting this year with more than tho
usual volume. These figures might be corroboratcd in
many other ways 1t is not much TO say the pros
poets for business better than they have been for
many years.
The greatest profit from this condition will go TO
those persons who most active in taking advantage
of them II is that Pueblo has not suffered ns most
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
N DAYS NEWS"

TT. Rev. William T. Russell. who is
mentioned to succeed tho late Cardinal
Gibbons as archbishop OF Baltimore.
has been bishop OF Charleston. $. c..
since 1917. Bishop Russell is a native
OF Baltimore. At the age Of eight he
WAS an altar boy; Mt fourteen he was
studying for the priesthood: at nine
teen he was in the American college
in Rome. After hts ordination to tho
priesthood he became executive secrc-
tory to Cardinal Gibbons and continued
10 serve in that capacity for fourteen
years. Then he was appointed pastor
OF St Patrick's church in Washington.
known as the richest Catholic parish
in the United Statcs. Here he oriEi-
mated the annual Pan-Amorican mass
OF Thanksgiving and also the New
Year reception in honor of Cardinal
Gibbons. Bishop Russell is ffty-slr
years old.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

lSls-Thc American Farmer. pioneer
agricultural paper in the United
States. was established at Balti-
more.
isss-Presidcnt johnson proclaimed the
war between tho States at an
end.
ieIp-Railway between Calcutta and
Bombay opened for traffic.
isas-China Joined the International
postal union.
iao,-Thc Simpion tunnel. longest in
tho world, was opened from tho
Swiss and Italian sides.
l9ns-Tho British torpedo boat destroy
or Tiger was cut In two and sunk
of tho Isle of Wight with the
loss of ~ men.
19lo-Thc German wireless station at
Nauon sent and received mes
ssEes overland to tho west coast
of Africa 400 miles.
1aia-Thc E~viathan arrived at New
York from Brest. with 1871, Of
iccrs and enlisted mon, tho iarg-
est number ever transported on
single ship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
Why?
DO RHEUMATIC PAINS OFTEN
FORETELL RAIN.
Copyright. 1921. BY The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)

Copyright, 1921. BY The Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc.)
Persons who suffer from rheumatism.
or some other bodily disorders of a
similar nature. frequently maintain
that they can tell when Storm is ap-
osching. by the increasing frequency
of their pains and the sharpness with
which these dart thru their body. Pre-
dicuons of this sort are often attribu-
ted TO imagination or to coincidence.
while, as n matter of fact. they have
a very solid foundation OF truth.
The human body is comparable to
a barometer. in that it quickly reacts
to changes of air pressure because of
the air in the intcrccllular spaces be-
meath the skin. When the air pressure
on the outside OF tho body decreases
as 1t does before a storm-thc outward
pressure in these cells increases in a
direct ratio. and In the case of diseased
or abnormal conditions such rhcu-
matism. gout and the like, causes ad-
ditional pain. There is an old coupiet
which describes the process quite ac-
curately by saying:
"A coming storm your shooting corns
prcragc,
And aches will throb, your mellow
tooth will rage.
Monday-WHI is the Dcyil called
"Old Nick -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
AN ALASKAN PARK

delightful season of the year" He
went on to say that he did not suffer
from the cold on the coldest days, and
that he wore no more clothhE. than he
would have in winter in tho Adiron-
dack Mountains. Winter he Gays, is
tho best time for travelling over the
mountain because then the ground ia
frozen and the footing is good. In the
summer there are many little bogs and
marshes.
Qualification OF a Park Site
| This northern slope is described as
one of the most beautiful regions in
| the world, rich in animal life. full o.
wild flowers, healthful all the year
round. The southern slope Is vast
rock slide where almost nothing can
live. covered in winter with snow
60 feet
Mount Mckinley is said by those
who have seen 1t to be the most spec
tacular peak in the world. 1t rises in
a great dome, crowned with gitterinc
lice and snow, to an elevation of l1.Goo
feet. and is thanked by smaller noun
tains 1900 to 5000 feet high. A few
hunters and a few prospcctors. most OF
whom work on placer gold deposits.
are the only human beings in the vast
wilderness. Although ii is rich in
minerals it is said that no mining IN
] 0uStTleS ndNt N'l b'th 'StN'ltSo4i''
within the park boundaries. The eS-
| ltablishmcnt of the park will not IN
Inny way interfere with mining and
prospecting. II will, however, prevent
private individuals from getting ho'd
of tho land and controlling IL II means
that this region will be frec TO All
| Americans for all time.
, This freedom is perhaps the greatest
boon which is conferred by our whole
system OF national parks and forests
and II is one that will be appreciated
more and more as time goes on. inc
pity Is that national parks and forests
were not also established in the East
before all OF its Wild lands fell into
private hands. There are, of course.
a few state and national parks in the
East, hut not nearly enough.
Reasons fer rnrk Rr.ev,tssss
These national parks and. forests in
the West mean that there are great
areas of beautiful country which will
never be devastated. and where any
man may roam. hunt, fish. camp or
build his own cabin What this ~
worth in health and pleasure tho peo-
pic OF the Rocky Mountain States well
Know. What is equally important,
though perhaps not so generally rec
oEnizcd. is the mental yaluc OF physic.
nj freedom. a man who has wandered
freely in the great outdoors. BUILDING
his campfire whAcvcr he plcascs, en-
Joyiug the sense OF freedom OF cscaoe
from worry and OF physical we'll being
which springs from such life. Is az
ways a man with fine sense OF his
individual liberty.
All OF tho mon who founded ths
American state. and who insisted 50
strongly upon the value of individual
liberty. were men Of the great out
doors. Patrick Henry and George
| Washington were both hunters and
lovers OF the wilderness. They had
| feeling for personal liberty which
spranS from tho constant enjoyment Of
| Il. 1t is in great cities. with their
crowds. their ''dop't' signs and their
poiicemcnt on cydfy hand that a man
loses his sense OF personal liberty and
becomes "A little cog. Liberty lives out
door. and Individuality expands when
YOU take tho crowd pressure off IL.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

Copyright. 1871. BY Tho wheeler
Syndicate. inc1
This plant-thc stalks OF which malr
80 familiar and acceptable an addition
TO dict in Spring and tho root OF
which is 80 widely used in medicine
gains its name from the Greek rheon
barbaron. which may bc literally trans
lated as tho article which comes from
the barbarous region of the River
ilha". "Rha" being the old Greek name
for the NolEl, on the banks of which
tho rhuharb was Indigenous. The
scientific term was. OF course. "A littl.
too much OF n nouthful for the las
man, and in time 1t was contracted,
''rhcon" being shortened to ''rhu'. AMI
tho first syllable of tho 'barbaron'' be-
Ing added to Il, In spite of tho fact that
rhubarb 70 now home grown and the
world Is no longer dependant upon the
supply from Russia.
The name Ehn literally means
flowing. "A i'uS. and from rhcon, its ad-
tcctival form. Ne obtain the almost oh
soictc "rhcum" as applied 10 achcs and
pains and rheumatism.
Monday Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Dr. Nicholas Murray Butter. prcsi.
dent of Columbia university. born at
Elizabeth. n. J.. 80 years ago.
William Il. Wilson, late secretary of
IA Dor of tho United States, born at
Biantyrc. Scotland. 80 years ago today.
Dr. Carl /. Alsberg. who has rc-
signed his position as chief chemist of
the 4. S. Department of Agriculture.
born in New York, ~ years ago today
Lieut.. Gen. Sir Bryan T. Mahon. n
prominent British commander in the
World war. born in County Galway,
ireland, 80 years ago today.
Hugh A. Jennings. former manager
Of the Detroit American league base
bali team. now with the New York
Giants. born at Fittston, Pa, 81 years
ayo today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

within them with tho exception OF the
teeth, In 10 days.
-. What In Saka time T.. ". &.
\. Saka Is n system OF reckoning
time employed In India. II IL used prac-
tically over the entire country, and
is always employed in astronomical
works. In order to reduce Christian
dates to Saka time 1t IL necessary to
subtract IS from the Christian year.
q. What is the name OF the garment
that herald wears that is en-
broidcrcd with a coat Of arms2 \. w.
a.
4. Tho sleeveless or short -slccvcd
cape or cloak cmblazo with his
lords arms. which herald wears is
@ ll--i ialsIS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

(Any reader cAn ges Tho A..
ewer to any gucstioa b. writ4nO
The Pueblo Chteftain InformAioa
Bureau, Frederic }. Has:ju. d.
rector, Washingtoo. d. q. Thao
o9er acplies STRICTLY 70 infoeAA.
don. rbc bureau cannot give -.
vice on legal, n,edi'si and Aaan.
ctai natters. IL docs nol asacmpe
70 settle domestic troubles, nor -
any subject VIII. your aaoHioa.
nAuie and address ~ e0c8Ooo
ptssAGe. All replies an 0eue ~.
rect TO the inQuircR.D
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
1ODAY'S EVENTS

Centenary OF the birth Of Gen. Wick
ham Hoffman. civil war commander
and L. S. minister to Denmark.
ayiight-saving time In Great Brit
ain for 1921 will go into effect today. to
continue until October ..
a joint conference of cmployin {
printers and union representatives Is
to meet at Chicago today TO consider
tho demand for a b-hour week In the
printing industry.
Senator Edwin +. Ledd OF North Da-
kota and others OF prominence arc
scheduled to address the convention Of
intercollegiate Liberal clubs, which is
to meet today at Harvard university.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

Tho proposal that women. particular
ly those engaged In business or tho pro-
fessions. should retain their maiden
names after marriage was put into
practice many years ago by Rrv. olym-
pis Brown. ono OF tho earliest women
preachers of America. who is nov in
her eighty-sovcnth year. Although shs
bccsno the wife OF j. II. Willis OF
Bridgeport, Conn. in iS55 she has al
ways retained her maiden name oil:
olympia Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

@. How many cotton gins arc there
In the United Statcs7 II. II.
\. In 1879. there were 22.iis cotton
gins in the United States, ls,Sl5 of
which were active.
q. Was the father OF David Lloyd
George also named Lloyd-GeorEc7 VI.
w.
\. David Lloyd GEORGES father was
William George. The son was named
David Lloyd. Mrs. Georges maiden
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02

In the list OF moro than one hundred
persons compiled by the Roman Cath
Ollie church as suffering martyrdom for
the faith within tho present limits of
the United States, thcrc appears the
name OF only one woman, Frances
Gonanhatenha, an indian, who was tor
turcd to death at onandaea, in what is
now tho state OF Ncs York. in the year
lsas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-02
Where 1t Started
THE SUITS or CARDS

Copyright, 1921. BY Tho Wheeler
Syndicate, IncD
Tho ancicnts who symbolizcd cv"n
their games. originated the suits by
dividing mans life into four ages
Youth. symboiizcd by tho Hcart-thc
period OF affection. tho period o,
knowledge was represented by tho
Cloycr-lcaf possibly connected with
tho mystic number n: the period OF
wealth by the Diamond. The so-called
Spade Is not a spade. but an acorn
syboiizins mans decay in the earth
and growth into a new life. as the
acorn grows to an oak.