Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-01
FINAL HOME
EDITION
Odd And
Interesting j

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LONG BEACH. Cal. Jan. a.
Frank o. Amcs, held today for shoot
ing and seriously injuring hts cs-
tran9cd wife Maui Amcs, was cap
turcsl thru tho efforts of his 12- year
old son, the police said tonight. Tho
lad who has been living with his
mother pursued .Amcs and tackled him
around the knees in football fashion
holding on until the officers arrived.
CHlAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 31.-Aftcr 3S
persons had identified him Ms John
Harvey. suspect in an automobile
swind1ing case, b. NJ. Ellsworth today
began to doubt his identify. He was
taken 10 await trial following his
Identification. Shortly after his finger
prints were recorded. Then 1t was
found these finger prints did not COR
respond to tl,oec of Harvey which werc
OH filc. Ellsworth wns taken before
\ police judge and discharged. The
Judge characterized the mistake as the
most startling proof Of human faila-
b4liiy,'' he had seen.
NEWARK, n. j.. Jan. 31.-Thc
soviet stamps required to send a reg
lstcrcd. letter. from. Russia. to; the
United States these days would have
cost more than $1,000 before the war.
Such - letter arrived in the Newark
Ioetoffcs today bearing 500 stamps
with II valuc OF 1000 rubles. The en-
velOpc was too small to carry them m
the usual way 20 they wcrc ATTACHED
by metal fasteners.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-Mrs. Marion
"A paxR 2NVs NJ ~
Norman H. Ream Of Chicago, nm hcir-
res OF fortune estimated at $40 .O0O.-
600. announced her engagement In
New York yesterday TO Annstase
Antlrctvttch VonS'atskOy. Vonsiatsky
an csnpsoyc Of the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works in Philadelphia. according
To adviccs published by the Chicago
Tribune.
II Is reported they will make their
home. following the marriage. In his
outage In the factory section near the
works.
DUBUQUE. Town. Jan. 31.-J. A.
RlsOmberK. for IL hnlf century n friend
OF birds and animals. was found dead
today In his farm home mt Specht's
ferry Outside. the birds lsc had fed
and sheltered. fluttcred and twlltcrcts
about the door unaware they had lOst
= friend.
Rhombcrx. pioneer settler. had
made his farm home for birds Of
many varieties and dogs. cats and
Nher donesetc animals.
last s0aassser game war0eus visited
tho farm and ordered RlsDsn6esU to
reoeAoo so0pp Of Ms feotlleseh fvloMds
becoV9D thoy wero cA9ed pasa q the
timc. He submitted tho .asseestRe fe
woa1d cDnaSuuc to feed tlsesn. A nam.
her Of cardinals AMONG t11e8e FeSeao40
refused to leavc t0se prenaiscs aud at
ssery eQpoesunity ftcw black into the
room which had been their home.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-When
Thomas a. Edison formulated his
famous and much abused question.
nntrc last spring. he had no idea that
the only man who would answer u
CORRECTLY would win lis way into tho
Edison family, hut such Il tlsc cnsr.
Samuel \. l1h1scy Of Newark. n. j..
Will tonight marry Mis- Charlotte ".
Hawkins. stster-in-law of. Charles
Edison. son OF the inventor.
The wedding will tnkc place At tho
Charles Edison home In Wcst Orange.
n. y.
Mr.. Halscy now is manager Of nm
Edison cOnsrrn I'm this city and was
ono Of tIsc first to get the famous
Qsrcstionnatrc issued last year Instead
Of rtdiculing hc answered it-oistiDI
correct answers to every question
and was given an lAA grading by the
inventor himself. He was given y
Job Juggling figures in tive Edison fac
tories, hut nc didn't stsy at II long.
In his advance he reached the post
Of chief Of the personnel staff. md
met Miss Hawkins. who was doing
welfare work In the plant.
II was here TINT Mr.. Hnlscy framed
ton. Miss Hawkins also graded him
tAA.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3f.-SnIyation
Army lRssic. must keep the bottoms
of their skirts within seven inches OF
broadcast today by Commander Will
llam Pcart.
The continual shortening OF skirts
by tho girls and women OF America
and western Europe has lccn having
It's effect on the la-stcs. PcRrt said.
style Is contagious md Il was
thought u good time To call n halt"
The new cdict. Is effective in "a
countries where salvation Army las
slcs nre at work, except where tho ma
tive costumes arc worn.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3t.-Swing;ne
head downward from tho roof Of n
burning house IN BROOKLYN last night
while compa MONS held his feet Edward
Rtctnicr. fireman. rescued n woman
and her four children from window
~, tho top floor. after escape by tho
stairway Ind been cutoff. Edward
W. Gross. another fireman who wrap
ned u wet towel over his mouth and
nose and Rropet1 his way thru dense
smoke TO the apartment found tho
family bcwtldercd mud screaming for
hclD.
Ono by one he IA ssed them to his
dangling ccmrndc. then himself war
lifted to the roof. All had barely