Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-22
!. S. DIRIGIBLE ROMA BURNS: 81 KILLED
Odd And
Interesting

CHICAGO, Feb. c1.-John S. Mill
er, one of thc>D,cst known will experts
In tho country. who died last week.
failed to nlnkc his own will. was
disclosed today when his son. John
S. Miller jr.. also an attorney, applied
for papers TO administer the estate.
The elder MIR. Miller dcvoted a
large part OF his practice to specfali-
ring in drawing wills. A ycnr ago nc
drew n fec OF more than 100000 for
his part i'm helping to interpret the
will OF tho late Marshall Field, whosc
estate wns being sued by PcREy
Marsh. London show girl. In bchnf
of her son Anthony Marsh. whose
father was Henry Field. grandson OF
tho merchant prince.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2f.-Instai-
iation OF u screen and moving picture
machine In the senate chamber 10
Md senator's in debate was suggested
today by Senator France. Republican,
Maryland.
senator France made his obscrva-
ton in announcing n speech tomorrow
on tho soldiers bonus.
CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-An invcstiga-
tiou by tho faculty to find out "
university OF Chicago fratcrnitics arc
~nobbish. catering only TO the rich
iority over non-fratcrnity students
will bc launched mt once. President
Harry Pratt .Jutlson announced today
In reply to letter from the parents
Of n student in which those charges
were made.
This letter Informed President Jud-
son that one fraternity recently gave
. dance at which the favorr cost eS
cnrh and the cost for each couple
WINS at lcnst $50.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Ills. Feb. 2i.-
The assertion that local street car
company Ind never received = COM
pinint on its service won Miss Wini-
frrd lowe. stcnoErnphcr Of the
strcct car company. first prize In .
lying contest held here today ny nm
organization of business women as
feature Of George Washington ccle.
brntiOn.
Ms. Bees Thompson. = stcnOgra-
phcr In the prohibition enforcement
office was voted se<-ond bcst '.ltaT
foV asserting all Volsarad act v'OSat-
oss IN Fast 81. Louis were under
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Feb. 31.-
Several years ago 1rc Rayburn. en-.
TO friend who was without funds.
The friend gave him - security
block OF oil stoca which Raybusn
considered worthless.
The war came md tho friend en-
tered the army. Hc was killed 'n
action. Yesterday Vayburn rcsr'vcu
ar offer OF $SO.OOO for the STOCK Srslps
an oil man In Muskoccc. Okla.
WASHINGTON. Feb. a. Tic
death rate In the United Statee de-
creased to 1905 Icr 100000 popula-
ton In 1920 from 1895 pr 100000
In 1910. according to figures announ.
cd today by the census bureau. All
age groups showed decline in death
rnte hut the most pronounced decrease
was recorded In the Figures covering
infant mortality under ono year OF
aRc. the 1920 rate hring $50 pr
100. 900 compared with tS.OSS pr
100000 in 1910. decline OF about
90 per cent. The rate for tho group
above - years old decreased from
1880 to 1880 Irr 100000. approx
imntcly six pr ccut.
The decrease In all adult groups
wRs Ritrihntcd largely to the reduced
rates from tuberculosis. typhoid fever
and Bright's disease.
Diseases showing n serious Increase
in dcnth rate were cancer. which in
crcas sc,i from 16 to 81. Influenza IL
to ~ and pucrpuratasi-. Is to ~.
WASHINGTON. ICh. 2t."Jou-
grcs- was asked today TO give General
Jacob =. CoNcy. who once led his
army Of the unemployed to Washing.
ton. another chance to help the job
lcss.
In n bin introduced by Itrp. Calm.
Republican. Ohio. tho secretary OF the
treasury would he authorized TO issue
$40 OOO. 900 In new currency for use
in buying ti2 shipping board vessels.
~ h.
General CoNcy and Theodore ID. Wells
v,u, would operate tho ships and
provide many jobs for tho idle.
PATERSON. \. \. Tcb. 2t.-Wnr
to safeguard advancing prcrogattScs
of tho fcmaic-spccifically tho right
to wear kuickcrborkcrs where and
when she plca.c.-ioomcd in Patcr-
.on today. John Lyle. travelling
salesman. prepared fo storm tho
board OF education To compel local
higI, school authorities To permit his
Daughter TO attciul classes In the
objectionable apparr'.
11c girl. Dora Lyle. aud a friend.
Iopa Garcia. were sen, home by
Principal Francis X. North when they
appeared In class attircd In knickcr-
hockcr~.
Don't return" Prof. North told
them. tho girls say. "un'i, YOU have
attircd yourscl,cs In sensible gar
mcuts."
lie indicated that he meant skirts.
wicrrupon Miss Lyle wcpt out tho
expulsion 10 her father. who said TO-
day nc wns preparing to take tho issue
before the city educational board.
NEW YORK. Feb. 81 Green
wich village is falling down. Tho
villagers complain that speeding
motor trucks produce miniature
earthquakes which arc making their
walls more bohcuiau than Is ncccs-
Rry. Charles Brady. city supcr'ntcn-
dent Of buildings. agreed that tho
village. ono Of the oldest sections of
Manhattan. Is abused. and that u Is
positively dangerous to pcr,nlt exist
Ing conditions to continue.
Landlords complain that tho heavy
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