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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
Russian Rehabilitation

1t is no longer possible for any intelligent person to
believe that boshevism will remain permanently as the
political creed of Russia Even the leaders of boshevsm
in Russia admit that their wild experiment has been
failure, and they manifest their understanding of the
fact that they only retain their control Of Russian
affairs by entering into arrangement with what
they call the capalstic of western Europe
1t remains to be seen whether they will be able to
make this change of program successfully The Russian
people generally sunk abyss of misery and desola
ton ravaged by pestence and starvation appear to be
incapable Of political decision activity, and for the
present unable to resist policy of the tyrants who
have scourged them in the of liberty
Outside of Russia two of action favored
by statesmen. England favors policy of dealing with
the bolshevist leaders they willing to
ogmze certain fundamental political and commercial
principles that held in by all civilized
nations France holds the opinion that the bolshevst
leaders have forfeited every right to be considered
civilized men, and that civilized nations should have
dealings of any kind with Russia until the Boshevki
have been overthrown and worthy of respect and
Of confidence have been chosen the of
the Russian people.
The decision of the conference at Cannes to bring
Russian as well as German delegates to the economic
conference of the main for the overthrow
Of Premier BRAND the accession of Premier Poncare
is followed promptly by the statement that the economic
conference will not be held proposed.
So far the government Of the United States has
inclined hold the French view Of the Russian stua
tion rather than that of the British The present indca
tions that Great Britain will cautiously make her
toward partial recognition of the dc faco Russian gov
eminent, requiring such guarantees may desira
Bile from time to tme and that other nations will watch
the results of the British experiment without risking
themselves by participation in it.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
TOOAY'S EVENTS

Member two years ago tonight7 The
United States became dry"
one hundred years ago today was
born the Due d'Aumale. famous French
soldier.
Calgarys annual carnival OF winter
sports opens today and continues thru
the week.
After long period OF idleness. the
great mines and reduction plants Tn
Montana are TO resume operations to
day.
Today VII mark the Inauguration OF
a nationwide campaign to raise q mil
lion dollar fund for the Woodrow VIII
son Foundation.
Eastern railroad executives have set
today as tho date on which confer
crces will be held with their enployes
TO negotiate wage adjustments.
The twelfth American Good Roads
Congress and tho thirteen National
Good Roads Show are to open In Chi
cago today for a weeks engagement.
Officials of chambers OF commerce
In Mexico and Texas are to confer at
Laredo today on plans for corporation
in the development OF trade relations
Several former county officials and
contractors are to be placed on trial
today at Dowagiac, Mich. under In
dictments charging them with alleged
conspiracy 10 defraud the COUNTIES o.,
$50. 900 on drainage contracts
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN

Washington. d. c., Jan. l3.-That
ballooning should be made n popular
sport by the formation OF balloon
clubs in all parts OF the country. and
that It would be one of the safest.
healthiest and most enjoyable of all
sports. Is the opinion OF Ralph II.
Epson. of the Aero Club of America.
Upson has several times represent
ed the Aero Club in the annual Cor
don Bennett Balloon Race. and he
once won that event. which made
him the champion balloonist of the
world. Ho is not only an expert bal
loonist, but also a designer of balloons
and blimps.
Epson IS strongly imbued with the
idea that balloonlng is tho worlds
great neglected sport. that n large
part OF mankind is missing great
deal OF fun by not getting up in the
air with Il gas bag.
The general public has the Idea
that the airplane has forever displaced
the balloon. As n matter of fact, II
has left tho balloon Just where IT was
before. as one of the most amusing
toys civilized man has invented. Bill
looming never has been much but n
sport, and most balloonists have no
desire to make it anything else. Tho
balloon bears the same relation TO the
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
Watch Your Balance

"Drawn Against Uncollected Funds is remark
depositor. The remark that the person who drew
the check had deposited other checks in his bank but the
bank had not received the collections therefore would
not pay out the funds
Insufficient Funds is another rubber-stamped
statement that placed checks which that the
drawer Of the check placed larger amount it than
he had in the bank.
"Short" is harsher term that is used and carries
with the idea of deliberate attempt to deceive the per-
to whom the check issued
How suggestive of life the three sentences:
'.Drawn against uncollected funds might be used
many instance. Men elevated to positions of
Importance and responsibility and it is discovered that
they haven't the funds of education the situation
Insufficient Funds also be used in a similar
situation Men attempt do things and they haven't the
their command to do them the result being
that they fail in the effort.
"Short'' is characteristic Of the with the bluff.
He knows the funds not in the bank he knows he
hasn't the education; he knows the facilities with which
to make good there; yet he bluffs it thru far
he However day the check is returned for
payment and with the demand usually that it be paid in
the good hard American cash. and day the who
substantial results.
''know Thy Bank Account is a sign that may be
the side walls Of many banking institution.
''Know Thysef' is sign that is often the
walls of offices, homes and business establishments Each
is good motto and should lend itself to the serious
consideration of all.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
IN DAYS NEWS"

Lord Satyendra Prassana Sinha.
who has resigned his position as gov
ernor OF Bihar and Orissa. is the first
native OF India who ever became head
OF Province in that country. during
the M years OF British rule But this
is not the only important precedent
established by Sir Satyendra, for he
was the first Indian TO be made a
Kings Counsel; to be a member of the
Imperial War Conference and Cabinet:
to be raised to the peerage, and to
be made a member of the government
in Whitehall. He was educated at the
Presidency College in Calcutta. and
then went to England to sSndy law.
After being called to the bar in 1856
he returned to India and began prac-
tice as a barrister in the High Court
in Calcutta. Subsequently he became
Standing Counsel to the government
OF India, and in 1907 was appointed
Advocate General of Bengal. post
he held for ten years. He represented
India at the last Imperial Conference.
and on that occasion was made =
Freeman OF the City OF London.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
neon, LABORATORY CURIOSITY
NOW PUT TO WORK FOR MAN

Neon, after reposing for more than
20 years in the laboratory as Curl
osity. has as n result of chemical re-
search been harnessed to further
tighten the burden OF the Lords OF
Creation.
The latest use OF this gas, according
to DR.. f. j. Metzger, prominent New
York member Of the American Chemi-
cal society, is tN a spark detector or
testing instrument for use by auto
mobilists. 1t consists of a tube of
neon. attached by u wire to metal
contact point. The apparatus is en-
cased in hard-rubber cylinder, about
the size OF fountain pen.
4 window in the case permits the
user to see a red flash in the neon
tube when the contact point Is applied
to live spark plug or any high ten
Sion current. The flash. by its dim
ness or brightness, indicates whether
a spark plug is dead or normal and
whether the spark is c-nple or insult
ficient Leaks or breaks in insuia ted
wire also may be traced by this device.
Neon Is one of the rare gases of the
air and was discovered in 1898 by Sir
William Ramsey. No practical use OF
1t was made unril about n year ago
when New York concern produced an
incandescent lamp without filiaments
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

using neon in place of wire, inas-
much as neon becomes luminous when
electrified and emits an orange-roa
glow.
Neon lamps are used for exit lights
in buildings and are said to be par
ticularly visible thru fog or smoke.
In the spark detecting Instrument
neon is useful because it offers exceed
ingly low resistance to the passage of
electricity. a spark that Will jump
only one inch in air will jump approNi-
mately rs inches in neon.
1t also has been used in combina-
tion with mercury TO produce a power
full white light instead oi the unpleas-
ant greenish- blue light thrown off by
mercury lamps now in general use.
The orange-red color produced by neon
is said to combine satisfactorily with
blue glow from the mercury vapor in
building up a white light.
There are five rare gases which COM
prise about 1.ss per cent of the air
They are helium, argon. krypton. neon
and xenon. Argon has recently been
made use of as a filling for incan-
descent lamps. because of its low heat
conducting property Helium is now
widely known as the most successful
non-inflammable balloon gas ever dis
covered. Uses for kryton and Nenon
are still to be developed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
Whore 1. Chita? y. 1. 0.

Q. Where is Chita? d. L. o.
A. Chita is a city about 800 miles
east OF Irkutsk In what was Siberia.
1t is now the capital Of tho Far East
Republic OF Chita.
Q. Should cheese be kept in air
tight reccptacles? G. n. d.
a. When cheese is put in "a covered
dish, the air should not be entirely ex-
cluded, cheese molds more readily
when tightly covered. One OF the best
ways OF keeping cheese Is to wrap 1t IN
slightly damp cloth and then in
paper.
@. What is the largest locomotive in
the United States? ]. G.. X.
A. The largest engine in the United
States is on the Nirginian Railroad.
1t was build for coal freigh., has 20
driving wheels, and weighs 6Si.ooO
pounds.
Q. Where was tho first normal
school? f. w.
A. The first normal school in tn.
world was established In Vermont.
Q. Which is proper for j womli. Ia
charge of postuffice-postna CIR
postmistress l.. b. G.
a. Tho Post Office department says
that in this country a person. holding
n position as head of n post Office Is
known as postmaster resrdless Of sex
Tho word postmistress is not u.ed IN
tho official correspondence of the
lusl plIlCt department.
@. Are harps strung with wire or
gut? A. !. a.
\. Harps are strung with catgut.
except the loves gtgiugE, II csc gtc
usually silk comoi.iti with Tght wne.
@. Was Lord y ,"thciiffl born to his
title, or was Il conferred upon him
A. l. y.
\. Alfred Harmsworth was made a
baronct in 1904 and made Baron
Northcliffo a year later.
@. What is gun money? =. II. :.
a. Gun money was money ''uried hyl
James II in Ireland IN 1853 and 1880.
The coins were nominally o. the value
of five shillings, two shllling5, and opoI
shilling, but were made from the i-letal
of brass cannon and kitchen utensils
OF brass and copper.
Q. What people have gained tho
greatest degree OF oh isical perfection
in the world .9day. and why? /. +. NJ.
"A. Authorities we have consulted
are of the opinion thu the Americans
have gained the greatest degree of
physical perfection in the world 49,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
Horoscope
The stars Is.n.~
D1t Dc Vet Cs~vs,
MONDAY. JANUARY is. 1922

MONDAY. JANUARY is. 1922
Copyright, 1922. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Conflicting planetary influences rule
this day. according to astrology.
While Jupiter and Mars are in benc-
fic aspect, Uranus is adverse.
1t Is sway under which there Is
likely to be steady stimulation to-
ward commercial activity, but the
judgment may not be trustworthy.
There is sign presaging greater
and greater honorS for the President
OF the United States who is subject to
Jupiter. He is to see the fruition of
all his most important plans.
The government of the stars Is
promising to all who exercise au-
thority, giving them power TO COM
mand without arousing antagonism-
There Is to be a steady increase of
building everywhere in the country,
the western coast leading.
Surgeons and physicians are to have
a prosperous year in which they benc-
fit by new scientific discoveries.
The military service is to be for
tunate in readjustmcnts and reorgani-
zation proceedings.
Irrigation and reclamation are to
bring added prosperity to the coun-
try in the coming springtime.
Mars presages much energy in
pouucdi WORK ana inuicates ofsahiZd-
tion widespread and effective.
Again the scers announce that
Jupiter Is in a place most fortunate
for Germany and the German people.
All the auguries for 1922 seem to
promise business revivals that will in
sure rapid development and growth in
many parts OF the country.
The death of a famous man is fore
cast for. the end of the month
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
not make any radical changes in the
coming year. They should be care
ful not to waste time for thus they
will insure success.
Children born on this day may be
strongly inclined to travel and adven-
ture. They are likely TO be thought.
full, serious and Industrious
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
BA[[OON|NG FOR ALL

airplanc that tho sailing yacht does
TO the steamship and motor boat The
power boats have practically displaced
the sail boats in commerce, but sail
boats remain the chief recreation OF
many thousands.
In fact. machinery and sport do
not, for the most part. go together.
The commercial future undoubtedly
belongs to the airplane, but IL remains
and long will remain a decidedly ex-
pensivc and somewhat hazardous
business. Even IL power flying had =
wide appeal as sport II would be a
long time before any but the wealthy
and daring few could follow it.
None Of these drawbacks, accord
ing to Epson, applies to the balloon.
lie says that he can design a small
balloon which can be sold for no more
than the cost OF good passenger
automobile, and which can be flown
with the gas made in the city gas
house. Three or four clubbing to-
gcther could then go in for balloon
ing more choaply than each separate
ly could go in for motoring.
FOOL-PRoOF FLYING
Upson and other balloonists agree
that ballooning, properly carried on.
is so safe that Il may be called fool
proof and they also assert that 1t has
"a
onced to be appreciated. Once a man
has known the strange delight of
rising Into the raro and stimulating
atmosphere above the earth and rid
ing the air currents, they say, he is
novermore satisfied to stay on earth.
AZ n summer sport. means of es-
Gaping tho heat and dust that bedevil
the dweller on tho face OF the earth,
II would certainly have advanta gcs.
II is proba bic too that roaming around
among the clouds In n balloon would
he much better for the nerves and the
a fiivver. a nation OF balloonists
philosophers.
feasibility OF the thing. Upson says
that provided you do not try to smoke
and cook in your balloon, do not de-
and do not try to cross large bodies
places to bc AS long ms you carry no
fire, there IS nothing tc puncture your
gas gas In the air. ana as long as your
gas bag Is intact you are safe. Light
ming Is not danger. You are not any
more likely to be struck by lightning
IN "A balloon than you are walking
danger as you would be standing un-
der q tree You can always descend
gently to The earth at any time. II u
storm rises.
Ballooning is primarily Il study In
weather The only control which a
Du,luon!st has over his craft is gained
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
FASHION HINT

In accordance to the request Of
many readers. Tho Chieftain has re-
sumed the fashion service which
proved so popular. We hive made ar
rangements with the Beauty rn.tern
company OF New York to supply ths
patterns to our readers and to run in
The Chieftain illustrations of the lat
es. and most convenient styles. These
are of special interest and advantage
TO the home dressmaker. Orders for
The Chieftain office. but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany direct to the person ordering
them
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

by choosing his air currents By goine
up or down a few thousand feet he
can usually find a current which ie
going somewhere near the direction
he wants TO travel.
The layman whose knowledge OF
ballooning IS usually based on having
seen n so-called balloonist make an
that bn!ioonist merely blows along
IN almost any direction until he feel.
that he is getting too far from home
and then comes to earth
BALLOON CONTROL
As matter OF fact, the growing
knowledge OF the air currents, which
is being gathered by balloonists
gives them n growing control over
their craft. and makes ballooning a
sport of high scientific skill. Indeed,
it's study OF the upper air zones is
probably the most useful thing abou,
ballooning.
The Weather Bureau has been
sending representative to the balloon
meets OF the Aero Club, and Upson
on his last flight carried an observer
from the Weather Bureau. These sci
entists see in the balloon n splendid
means OF studying the important sec
rcts of the atmosphere.
AS info ..iation about the air cur
rents grows. ballooning becomes less
and less haphazard. The balloonist
knows about where to look for the
air current he wants. When he
starts out on n flight, It is true he
must always be prepared to make n
landing whenever It is necessary. and
ship his balloon back home: but he
also has an excellent chance, IL he
knows his business. to fly back under
his own power Many successful
round trips. to points 70 or so miles
away and back, have been made by
1lloonists. A military balloouist not
long ago succeeded in flying from
the flying field TO his own back yard
and taking HIS wife for ride.
The expert balloonist in n race fire.
quently rises to 10000 feet, some
times to 10000 He deringly goes out
over the ocean, trusting to his know
ledge OF tho air currents TO get him
back. In all of these things there is
risk. as there is llsp in riding out
thunder-storms high in the air. For
n thunderstorm churnp the air In n
way that may bring the balloon back
to earth with crushing force.
Eut none of these hazards arc nee
essary Tho amateur bailoonist need
not rise more than n few thousand
feet He can fly along. taking in the
air and the scenery. until he SIGHTS
convenient railroad or trolley station
near which to alight. His defloted
balloon. packed Into It's basket, is no
larger than II large trunk and weighs
only fcw hundred pounds. There
ls nothing impracticable about it, ac-
cordinR to Epson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l7O5-Tho Scottish parliament ratified
the articles OF union between
Scotland and England.
lSoj-First patent for machine for cut
ting and heading nails granted to
Jacob Perkins of Newburyport,
Massachusetts,.
1S0s-1ames d. Williams, representa-
tive in congress and governor of
Indiana. born in Pickaway
county. Ohio. Died at Indiana
polls, Nov. 90. 1850.
tSS3-Shelby NJ. Cullom. governor of
Illinois. was elected to the Unit
cd States senate.
tSSi-British Columbia legislature
passed a measure giving women
the right to vote for school rrus-
tees.
lS9J-U. ). gunbost Machias ordered
to Siam to support n demand for
punishment of assailants OF tho
American viCc-consul.
19l9-Eev Edward u. Kelly was ap-
pointed Catholic bishop of Grand
Rapids, Mich.
192O-The Council of the League of Ma
tons held it's first meeting at
Paris.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

day. They attribute this to a mixture
OF races and the great attention paid
to sanitation and hygiene.
9. What is u harvest-lord? NJ. p.
A.
a. This term is applied to the head
reaper at harvest or TO the first
reaper in a row. The second reaper
in the row is called a haryest-lady.
Q. Who invented the collapslble
opera hat? X. G.
A. This hat is also called the C;ibus
hat. named for it's inventor, a London
halter.
The British army has 1e field mar
shais
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson, one
OF the most celebrated actors OF the
English-speaking stage, born in Lon
don, So years tgo today.
George V. Hobart. well-known au-
thor and playwright. born in Cape
Breton. y. s., IS years ago today.
Amos II. Radcliffe, representative
In congress OF the Seventh New Jersey
district. born at Paterson. n. j.. 81
years ago today.
Rt. Hon. Ivor Churchill Guest, Sec
ond Baron wimborne. former Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland. born IS years
ago today.
Rear Admiral Charles d. Sigsbee. L.
N, retired, who commanded the
battleship Maine when she was de-
stroyed at Havana. born at Albany.
y. Y, Il years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
The Success of Prohibition

1t is worth noting that most of the complaints of the
alleged failure of prohibition from those who
actively engaged violating the law Of the and the
nation One often wonders why, if prohibition is as
much Of failure the ntprohbitionsts claim it is,
they vociferous in proclaiming that fact 1t
would that they would be well satisfied to let mat
ters go they
The clue to the mystery may be found in the state
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

AN EASILY MADE" FROCk
1854. This becoming slip on" model
has smart jaunty lines, and choice OF
sleeve finish one may have 1t fitted In
wrist length style. or with cuff in ell
bow length. Serge In Slue or brown is
nice for this dress as is also Velveteen
or prunclla. collar and cuffs OF orsan-
die or linen will be a pleasing variation.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes; 6, s. 10.
Il and Il years. a 10 year size requires
sis yards of a inch material.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF l0c in sill
Yer or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

President Arthur Griffith the Dali Ereann his cabinet
right above Richard Mueahy minister defense; Gavin Duffy
minister Below: William CosRrov
Eamon minister, and O'Hggins
Arthur Griffith
cabinet he has the
the Dali cabinet
Michael Collins who
their portfolios of local
Duffy and E. j.
O
but who declared his
Mueahy popularity the chief
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

The Derr-tment OF Agriculture has
distributed practically all the surplus
motor vehicles controlled by the War
Department for road building pur-
nosos in various states The list in
"mhes 21,i2t trucks and 3,29o automo-
bilaa
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

In the United States there are oss.5ls
miles Of railroad in operation, cxclu-
sivo of double tracks and sidings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16
GOOD MONEY
OFF HER POULTRY

Cloverport, Ky, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Curt
Pate ruffled the leaves OF her ledger at
her farm home near here and found
she had made sl.2iO.55 during the year
1921. Sale of her dairy and poultry
product netted her s76O.j6. The largest
source of revenue was from turkeys
which netted her s292s0; chickens
brought 'le75o; eggs, sse.Is: butter.
$3.50 and cream. s1Ie.
She also found time to teach school
for six months for which she was paid
$3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

Mrs. Joseph Wodetzid %. iincuiu.
Ill, who has just celebrated her send
birthday, is one of the two original
Daughters of the Auicricar Revolu-
tion residing in Illinois.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

. Friends of the late Bret Harte,
noted author. are now seeking to
obtain the release OF his daughter,
Mrs Jessamy Bret Harte Steele,
from an asylum in Ogdensburg
N Y, where she was found recent.
ly after having been lost to her
friends for years. Efforts to effect
a recovery will also be made by
friends She was divorced from her
husband few years ago
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-16

ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Aristide BRAND succeeded in formin g
Cabinet In France.
Robbers secured SIS 900 from a bank
at North Bloomfield, o.