Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-18
ODD AND INTERESTING
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who recently made a "hunser' test tc
determine n fair allowance for foot
also were to testify.

MOSCOW, Mar. 1s.-"Ttme Is
money" DO It today and other
notices once popular as wall and desk
decorations In American offices and
factories have been translated into
Russdan and distributed to many bur
caus Of the soviet government which
Is trying to cut bureaucratic rcd tape.
Persons going through the many
formalitics necessary TO secure action
from some of the bureaus declare.
however. that tho mottoes have little
effect. One diplomat who had to visit
twelve government offices to secure
possession of an automobile which
had arrived here free from customs
duty. nid:
..If time 4. money It evidently is
only soviet money In Russia"
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Mar. IT,
Alexander G. Romanesque. a scion ~
noble Austrian family. who conducts
. dining hall for Harvard students at
Oxford Hall. and who wns formerly
employed as IL restaurant helper and
dish washer will take as his bride.
Miss Bessie Walton, sister OF David n.
Walton, wealthy owner Of chain o.
lunch rooms. Their marriage inten-
tions were filed at city hall today.
SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. t7.-MiN
Cynthia Brown. ia years old. called
the "youngcst girl editor" who has
b~cn handling feature pages for
Honolulu newspapers since she was
~. arrived yesterday on tho army
transport Sherman. She Is on her way
To enter Columbia University. Now
York, rs \ Junior student Of Journal
Ism.
CHICAGO. Mar. IA leading
re~tnurnht in the 'loop'' today II -crv-
ing corn beef and cabbage for Is
cents.
Thi. bargain mcnu Of thc c-,e-
hrntcti Irish dish Il tho result OF
wager made n year ago by Michael =.
Naioncy. manager cf tho restaurant.
Tic told friends that II Ireland became
free state within ycar nc would
serve corn beef and cabbage on st.
Patrick's day for ~ cents.
ireland has become n free statc. and
thousands Of Trislmcn who knew Of
Mr.. Maloncy's promise today wcrc
vending their way to his establish
mcnt.
pERkt.IlEy. Calf, Mar. i:.-Mrs.
Amy &. Vaughan, 80 years old. and
mother Of three children. WINS too
much for an armed highway man In
tho Berkeley Hills late yesterday. De-
spite his Icvclcd revolver she refused
to pu, up her hands. deliver hcr
money or drop her handbag and re-
trent as he ordered. Her announce
ncnt stoutiy msdc. that she was going
home. dismnvrd tho wouldbc bandit.
He turned and fled.
SAN JOSE. Calf. Mar. i..-Tocal
churches have been victims OF a alag
ala shcr believed To bc woman. who
In tho past four weeks has slashcd tn
ribbons American flags hanging on
tho altar and about tho nudiforium'
~ thrrc churches. Al Grace baptist
church tho pastor some time ago en-
couptcrcd n woman who launched a
TRADE against him for permitting fae-
TO he hung In tho church. Police arc
seeking this woman.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Mar. ~
bond forfciturcs ordered nv federal
Judge Frank II. Rudkin today had
reached n total Of $4,000 for n three
day period for alleged vioiator. of the
national prohibition laws. Twenty
dry ,ioIator- pleaded guilty and fines
totaIing $1,000 wcrc assessed.
SACRAMENTO. Calf. Mar IT,
George Donncliy. n prisoner at Folsom,
rcuitcntiary. today faced sentence cf
death Rs the result Of tho verdict oi
n jury yesterday. finding him guilty
of first degree murder for stnbbing
fatally Enrt Morse. fellow convict
last November.
DonpelIy jc>tcd with the pro.ccut-
Ing attorney after tho verdict was re-
turned and invited tho attorney to at
tend tho execution.
The killing oS Morse followed y
quarrel. Dopneily viii he sentenced
Marrh II. The law provides only the
death penalty for such case.