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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
RESCUE MISSION NT0START
DRIVE FOR FUNDS OCT. ;

Monday the board of directors
cue Mission at 2O-9 North Victoria,
perfecting plans for the coming cam
paign which is to be held on the third,
fourth and fifth days of October. 1t
was decided that October 2 should be
set apart when an offering from the
churches of the city would be taken.
Presentation of the missions work will
, be made by the director from that
church. The expected offering will no
doubt encourage all, that Tueblo's own
mission is of material benefit to them.
clubs and businessmen are going to
put this over that the slogan Of our
city shall also be tho slogan of the
miesion-"Bigser better, brighter than
ever" City and County Commission
ere, district and county courts, as well
as tho Municipal court unanimously
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

this pastfme proves the old saying of
when you meet the right girl you
are bound to fall" Perry and Peppino
are two Brunswick phonographs artists
and their records can be purchased at
the Brunswick Music shop in this city.
They are team who make their ac-
cordians and other instruments talk
heard before. The last act Mr.. Pam
tages himself sublets q Gay Little
Home. Accommodating Frank Sinclair,
Mary Collins. Cliff Dixon and their
charming acquaintances. This is an all
star act and has a bunch of the
SWEETEST looking girls on the vaude-
Vile stage. Don't forget this wonder
full bill of vaudeville this afternoon
and tomorrow afternoon and night
Reserved seats can be had now. Phone
1910. Special matinee for ladies and
children.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

proclaim that the superintendent,
Bob" Norman, is doing a work among
the criminals and unfortunates that
tn law cannot do, and saves thoue-
ands of dollars for the city, county
and state each year.
The Pueblo Advertising club thru
tho President, Fred Scheid of the Her
man Mercantile company, have promis-
ed to see that the missions needs are
presented to the public-that they
might understand that Pueblo Mission
is more than a charity organization.
Hundreds being prevented from life
Of crime or a life worse than death.
The board of directors handed the
Superintendent, Bob" Norman, a bou-
duet of thanks for refusing a posi-
ton with the Sunshine Mission of Dem
yer shortly after the flood. and for re-
building the mission even against odds
that seemed unsurmountable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
SPECIAL PANTAGES BILL FOR FAIR
VISITORS, MAJESTIC TODAY AND NIGHT

State fair visitors will be giver a
treat in the Pantages bill of vaude-
vile that opens at the Majestic this
afternoon for a two days run This
afternoon will no doubt attract large
crowds as the fair grounds will be
taxed to capacity many will stay down
town and take in this extraordinary
bill of artistic vaudeville. The usual
ladies and childrens matinee will be
10 cents and 80 cents Is still an out
standing feature The bin opens with
the famous Willie brothers in
melangue Of comedy and song. Their
act Is one that makes you go out hum
ming their songs and whistling their
tunes. Hays and Lloyd offer a comedy
skit entitled Before and After and the
playlet tells the story of a debonair
young salesman who is inclined to be
h1rtatious and his latest attempt at
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Chinese Dog Valued at
$500 In Pet Stock Show

Tho only dog exhibited a. .h> fair
was brought from Chicago and Is |,
rchsreed Chinese r~kine-r. according
IN tho entry card. Sixteen great
Srandsires bcfor, him were all cisho--
atcly and sufficiently named. "a were
tho fewer rycat grand parcnts. Grand
rarcnts. s/a psrcnss-aii evidently ca
nins Inhabitants OF China.
IN. much rctted but lonesome p.ti--
ESQ ia IA month, OF ago. ~. belongs
to Mss- Jennie Mathis OF Chica 80 who
saits-s her rot at i5nn. Tho dog car
r'cd tho blue ribbon OF first rating.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Repairing Boulevard

Tho state highway department. is re-
pairing tho concrete road from Pueblo
to the Rosoiawn cemetery. At inter
walls OF several feet. tho road Ia
iointod TO provide for contraction and
expansion. according to the heat
These cracks were originally filled witt
tar paper. bu. many OF them needed
to be fSei. These cracks ara being
cleaned and filled with tar.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

Dublin. Sept. 27.-The Dali cabinet
will assemble in the Mansion house
Thursday to consider the reply of
Premier Lloyd-George to Eamonn De
Valera's latest communication, it was
announced tonight Mr.. Lloyd
Georges reply will be made pubic
Wednesday according to 4 London an
nouncement
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Car Stolen On Conner
Sixth and Main Sts

While tho parade was passing Mon
day night. some pcrson or persons
stole tho 1917 Chevrolet car belonging
to E @. Chapman from Sixth, near
Main street
Chapman and his wifs operate the
stand At tho corner OF Sixth and Main
streets. And wero busiiy engaged wait
ing on customcrN. when tho car wa.
taken. about 8 o'clock. Tho car t-ar,
tho license number si-o4s. I. Is
thought that tho person taking IL
might haro done 30 to strip Il, As 4.
had now tires. thrsc Ajax urss and a
s~ved tire
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

that IL reply to Mr.. Wheeler. /,
runs something like this:
He that knows not and knows no,
that no knows not is fool Shur
him."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
By WALTER d. HICKMAN.

Ben Bolt" and the hypnotic power Of
SvengaH go hand in hand during the
big scenes OF George DuMaurieras
"Trilby7
When George somnes as svengall
shook his trembling hand at Blanche
Yurka on the. Murat stage last night and
commanded her to sing Ben Bolt
last night wished that somnes would
command the rain to cease.
So masterful was Mr.. Somnes in the
hypnotic scenes Of the play that it was
evident II the wea Their man was about
be would have yielded to the command
Of Mr. Somnes. This play is creepy
thing and Svengah is the sort Of a crea-
ture one would not want TO meet on a
dark street aud a. N
"Trilby" is a fine bag Of theatrical
tricks. The scenes are so intense that
one, is robbed Of his thinking cap and
before you know il, you are under the
spell Of Svengali just as Trilby is in the
play.
Although Mr.. somnes' svengar re
minds me of one Of the famous Smith
brothers in appearance. the similarity
stops there The Smiths cause one TO
stop coughing aud Svengau causes Trilby
to sing Seriously speaking, George
Snmnes never has been TO better adyan-
tage than as the wicked Svengah. This
actor makes the cold chills play jazz
tune right up your spinal cord. Some
of the scenes are so intense that one for
gets he is actually In a theater being
fooled by a master magician.
Let Us stop and consider who is re
sponsible for the present success Of
''Trilby" at the Murat. His name Is
Stuart Walker. In the first place Mr.
Walker has done his best casting In
"Trilby" by assigning Mr.. Somnes to
the Svengau role, Miss Blanche Yurka to
the Trilty part, Elizabeth Patterson to
the part of Nine Wizard and Walter
Vonnegut as Geck0. It is easy TO use
words and more words. but the fact re-
mains that "Trilby" Is one of the most
difficult plays to cast 1t is essential
that the four parts named above be care
fully cast. Mr. Walker has been more
than careful in casting this plsy-he has
been wonderful.
Sir. Walker has done much better in
casting "Trilby" than he did Norma
Wanna" bis "Book Of job held the
highest in my Hall Of Fame until ''Tril-
by" came 10 life last night
The cast Of "Trilby' reminds one Of
telephone directory, so long it is. Every
member of the Walker company, with the
week. In GdC ition TO those specifically
named. the cast includes Mckay Morris,
Aldrich Bowker, Tom Powers, Robert
1IcGroarcv, Oscar DAWSON. Edwin Noel
Philip Hugery, Walter Poulter. James ?.
Weber. Judith Lowry, Grace Kechle
Helen Burch and Lucille Nikolas.
From a production standpoint. "Trilhy"
is pie" for Mr.. Walker because It con
tains a studio scene. When Il comes to
mixing color. piano. rugs, a fire place.
logs, a table, chairs, paintings and the
ike for the purpose Of creating a stu
do. ATr Walker Is at home. He can blend
the widest cc;ors into a peaceful scene.
causing the colors 70 behave. The waiting
room at the conSert bail gave one the
right impression and aided the company
in making the third act Of this play the
best done act so far this season at the
Murat-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

Those who see "TriIby7 this week prob
ably viii remember the work Of George
Somnes as the outstanding feature OF the
offering. He actually thrilled me last
night and IL is seldom that I have a thrill.
Somnes by his ma gnetic work and his aps
pea rance made me forget that ] was wet
as the result Of my swim to the Murat
last night. I fell a victim TO his worth
as an actor and the result IS do not hest
tate in saying that It is the most com
handing individual performance Of the
season.
had no doubt but that Miss Yurka
would be at her best as Trilby. It's a
grand and glorious part for her. She
was splendid every minute Of the play
but she was magnificent during the death
scene
'Trilby" is the dramatic thunderbolt
OF the season. It win give you a creepy
feeling but remember that it is only
q play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
CRUDE OIL BEST
TO KILL CHINCH
BUGS OFF FARMS
State Expert Demonstrates
Use in Localities Where
Insect Ravaged Crops.

Crude oil is an effective control OF
devastating chineh bugs now prevalent
In NAM counties OF this State, Frank
\. wallace, State entOmologist under the
department Of conservation, demonstrated
to farmers IN Madison, Marion, Shelby
and Bartholomew Counties in the last
few DAYS. Fuel oil, road oil or any
cheap oil with a heavy body also makes
an impossible barrier when used with
straw, he says
In localities visited the State ento-
moIogist found bugs. had penetrated in a
few instances as far as thirty rows. me
general rule showed a penetration OF ten
to twenty rows In demonstrating that
crude oil and straw VIII check the al
vance of this yOTacious pest, Wallace
surrounded badly infested corn stalks
with 4 barrier OF straw four inches wide
and two inches high. This was soaked
vita OIL Barriers should be replenished
with oil every four or five days and
maintained until the pest IS eliminated.
Many farmers entertain the mistaken
idea that chinch bugs reproduce over
night This is not true, Wallace says
There are but two brOOds each season.
The present one hatched in the wheat
and the second generation due in about
prevented. It is this last broOd-the
Young one-that do the most damsge
he says.
The straw and oil barrier should be
laid a few rows ahead Of the most badly
infested area Of the corn field. Post holes
should be drilled a distance of each fifty
feet within the barrier. As the bugs
chew their way through the corn and
reach the barrier impossible. they will
travel parallel with fl. In an effort 10
escape they viii crowd into the post holes
By the millions aud can then he easily
ersdicated by pouring oil in on them.
While creosote is an effective barrier
checking the advance Of chinch bugs
there is little in the State and the nearest
shipping point is Chicago. The cost Is
considerably more than the cheaper
heavy oils and the delay in getting it
here viii result in much loss ID crops
Wallace believes. Therefore the heavy
oil and straw barrier. proved 70 do the
work, is being advised for use by the
State official
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Says Old England
Fast Disappearing

BOSTON, Aug. 2-Women's present
dsv dress and bootlegging are blamed
FOR the increase in crime in this State
bv Chairman Frann A Brooks, Of the
board of parole
aBOotlegging and women's present day
dress. which turns our streets into bur
lesQue stages, are the principal causes
for this increase" said DR.. Brooks
Marriage has become a joke Young
ruen steal TO crafty the craving for lux
ury of modern women. Discipline has
broken down The old New England
home Is fast disappearing"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Shelby County Girl
TO Attend State Fair

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2.-Shelpy
county will be represented at the School
Of Home Economics, held in connection
with the indiana State Fair, by Miss
Elizabeth wilkins, IS, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard wilkins, of Moral
township Miss wilkins name was chosen
In drawing held here for the purpose
Of selecting a representative to attend the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

school Miss Dorothy 'Worland, OF Shelby
township was drawn as an alternate for
Miss wilkins. The drawing was con-
Quoted at the office OF County Agent
Russell G. East.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
ITALIANS STICK TO CABINET.

ROME, Aug. IA vote Of confidence
was given the new Bonomi government
by the Italian Senate today. The ques-
ton of government policy was broughe
into dispute and the cabinet was sus-
tanned by vote of 146 to IT,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
SVENGALPS HYPNOTIC POWER CAUSES YURKA
Sing Bolt n Scene of DuMauriers TriLbIe

Do not miss "Trilby" If you long for
the dramatic shock Of your life.
AT the Murat all week.
TWO DOGS TAKE
THE CAKE AT THE LYRIC.
+ Sometimes dog act comes along that
is so different from the rest that it Is
the commanding spot on the bill This
is true this week at tbs Lyric where
man and two dogs appear under the
billing, Just Friends" The name of
the trainer is not given, but it is seldom
that man can "humanize" two dogs as
this man has done. The two dogs in the
act appear to have more than loyalty
for their master. they seem to express
love for him
One of the dogs is nearly a comedian.
DE wags his tail with so much energy
that the house is roaring with laughter.
The high jumping dog is also well
trained The outstanding feature of the
act Is the complete understanding on the
part of the dogs Of what should be done
to please the audience. That act is so
natural that one can not help wishing
that vaudeville had some more acts of
this type.
The Four Harmony Girls are singers
Of only average ability Their encore
number is the best Wells and Dick
nave some comedy chatter which they
present under the head Of "At the Pay
station" The girl in this act rather re-
minds one Of Florence Moore
Harry Gilbert sings a number Of char
acter songs, some old and others aged.
Grazer and Lawler have a singing and
dancing act which radiates class and in
dividuality. Their dancing numbers are
way above the average seen in popular
vaudeville The bill closes with an aero
battle Offering presented by Lester, Bell
and Griffin.
The bin includes Howe and Howe and
the Singer Midgets in a movie called The
Singer Midgets Scandal"
At the Lyric all week
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
ON THE MOVIE SCREEN.

The movies on view today include
stranger Than Fiction" at the Circle;
Seven Years Bad Luck" at Loew's State
THE Conquest Of Canaan" at the OHIO
Behind Masks at the Alhambra Head
in Home" at the Isis; a Message From
Mars at the Colonial, BLACK Sheep at
the RegenG and The Devils Garden at
Mister Smiths.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
Po1NcARE.s COMEBACK

Much in French politics is incomprehensibe 10 out
-iders and not always understandable BY the French
people themselves
the significant fact just nov however. is that the
strongest man in France Raymond Poincare former
president Indeed. 50 Important has he become that
the French press which best perils styles
him le peril Poincare This is only strange to those
uho have forgotten that when NJ Poncare elected
president was admittedly of the biggest states
men France possessed. he is today His full part
III foreign Rairs Of the quarter-century little
ncwn to The public but it shrewd and decisive.
In fact his stature made him natural target and
inspired at section OF French public life to
support obscurity of the presidency
Roosevelt wished into the vicepresdency
in this country But Poincare back in the Of
politics proves himself still outstanding figure his
much superior that Of his contemporaries
md his range 81 vision broader and higher
~ Poincare. however has declared himself for
strong measures against the Germans. and receives
hearty support Of the reactionares the royal
lists This is nor peculiar in who firmly be
.eves as he does thar foreign policy is the key
french finances, which the supreme problem Of the
republic.
The French people are easily persuaded: II = one
their historic handcaps would be interesting to
observe their response statesman OF acknowledge
integrity patriotism. such Poincare who pos
the courage to place before them logical state
ment OF their situation and the sound arguments for
fame contemplation Of facts. stripped OF chavinism
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
AHHwER.S TO YEsTERDAT's
QUESTIONS

l. what is the approximate number
ef Illicit males Or voting age in United
Statese Ans.-There are more than two
and one-half millions OF males of voting
age who are ciassed as illerates.
> At the present ratio of gain when
will be the total population OF the world
reach four billion inhabitants? Ans.-
In 20i4. The population now is 1909
$40, SOS.
3 How many inhabitants are there
10 square mile on the earth? Ans
There are 2s.s inhabitants 10 the square
mile.
& From 1873 to 1920 what year had
the gres test nre loss and what was the
amount Ans.-The greatest fire loss
was reported In 1906. The loss amount
ed 10 S51S,61l. 500. The figures include
tho san Francisco. California conaaEra-
ton and earthquake.
5 How much did the japanese popu-
Iation OF California increase in ten years
Ans.-The increase war So per cent
E. When was the salary of the Presi-
dent increased from $4,000 to $4,000?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

has no pain. We recommend the Veg
etable Compound and give you permis-
sion to publish this letter. Mrs. KATIE
EIcHER, 4034 n. Fairhill ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Standing all day, or sitting in cramped
positions and often with wet feet. young
girls contract deranged conditions, and
before they are hardly aware OF it they
develop headaches, backache, irregular
tiles, nervousness and bearing down
pains, all of which are symptoms of
woman g ills. If every mother who has
a daughter suffering from such symp-
toms would profit by the experience of
Mrs. Eicher and give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound fair trial
she may expect the same happy result.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

Sought chief lodging and the Charitable
Institutions which the physical needs OF the down
and IN order to find out just what treatment was
being need out to he unfortunate cf Boston.
The lodging for a night which His Hishness the
Mayor was given brought him touch, II is safe 10
say, with OF citizens with which he had
before in his Official capacity. He
Will be for having rubbed elbows with
the lowest strata In the social scheme When he
faces bankers men, the representatives
af organized charities he will have the view point not
giper of the recipient Of the city's aims
public officials will 80 to such length 5 May
Peters to be the real representative Of
all the people But his example coming from
vative Boston a precedent that may well be
lated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
WHAT THEY'RE WEARING

There : just subject that like to talk
about Thar subject is The women know
they always inventng tantaliziug ways
II draw attention to themselves They said they want
ed be social equality with men and vet there
IS a in the world who cannot outwit man
OF the general standing in life, circumstances and
education
Ii il a funny thing but it always seems natural
when talking about woman,s mentality. that
the conversation should in the Of
I've minutes to the womans stockings Just
recent had the spectacle of the of Paris
hand kicking because these employed in the Office
Of The prefecture OF police prohibited from wearing
silk stockings. high heeled shoes fur plumed
hats diamond studded hair pins the other hand
have the Or Bostcn. who have voluntarily
declared against the silk stockings
To be few people Of Boston. that any
OF the fair Inhabitants of that city anything
but stockings OF modest deep blue Isle. But
It's not They just like their sisters In the
Of America Why IS i that they now want to taboo
he silk stocking Why it is because wooden stock
ings in style and the Bosonese merely
making virtue Of the necessity Of conforming
dictates Of fashion
Then how about Paris, why do women there
stin cling to silk? Go and woman. We
have TO give it up.
Bryan says 40 years in politics have made him an
optimist what he probably is that his opti-
mism has kept him IN politics for 40 years.
The latest joykiller predicts that japan will
the world lot of trouble within couple of hundred
The Turks must be busy somewhere eIse-they
to be overlooking the ssasonabie Ar
menians
Letting we'll enough alone sounds all right, but the
professional reformer such condition
II is to show interest in the other fellow when
you going after of hts money.
II YOU do simple act that big,
the first hy that appears this year.
may not go in the presidents cabinet
Il congress authorizes the culinary department.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

Ans.-The increase was granted a Cen
eral Grants second term. March 3, 1878.
e. How many men in the army COM
mitted suicide during the recent war?
Ans.-The total number was 272.
8. Where does the greater part Of our
population live. in cities or in rural dis
trictse Ans.--In cities.
2. How many people IN United States
belong to some church? Records
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

every mOnbn. one
had bad pains across
her back and in her
sides, her back would
pain her so that she
could not do her work
and would have to lie
down. My married
daughter recommen-
ded Lydia E. Pink
hams Vege t a BILE
Compound. Sh e
took it faithfully and
80 nom raUs,iar and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
a wAvnP ON TIE mn

ieres Mavor Peters or mere is a
man not puffed up with dignity Office that
after the fashion ascribed that good Caiph.
ilaroan Al Raschd GO among his people incog-
rtto when occasion demands
Mayor Peters discussed himself as a tramp and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
BALANCE STRUCK

President Wilson's manner Of accounting for The
expenditure or the s15o.o0oooo fund reminds OF
he who undertook to keep account Of her
expenses Her book entries Received $500.
Spent it The items of the Wilson account just
about informative that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

Editor TrNEs:-You are authorized 70
ton to the office of City Clerk on tn
republicsn ticket of East Chicago, sub
!ect 70 the NAY primaries.
THOS. 7. RICHARDS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

citizens Of East ChicaEo and indiana
Harbor thHt it is my intention 20 be =
90 ndidate for the nomination for Mayo1
OF the city OF East Chicago at the pr
maries to be held IN May. vote for
me is a vote for clean, efficient bust
ness administration.
JOHN K. REPPA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
RoR Crx rrEAsum1H

To the Editor The TINEs:-You NAV
announce that I am a candidate for
City Treasurer OF the City Of East Chi
cago on tho Republican Ticket, subject
10 the Primaries.
Very trpfy yours,
D ". DUPES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
Gen ]. Mayhem Wainwright

Secretary OF War Weeks has an
nounced the appointment CT Cen J.
Mayhew Wainwright aA assistant
secretary OF war. General Vain
wright has been connected with the
New York national guard since the
late eighties He served with the
Twenty-seventh division in the
World war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

Editor TINES You may announce my
the republican ticket, Of East ChieAgo,
the nomination being subject TO the
decision Of the primaries in May.
BERT II. PET ERSON.