Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-15
Odd And
Interesting

IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. f4.-His
hearts In the right place but on the
wrong side. He's good fellow, is
Robert a. Culbcrtson OF Charlton
Iowa, sophomore student In mcdi-
canc nt the University OF Iowa. but his
Internal geography is somewhat de-
ranged.
Or. McCiintock, junior dem OF the
medical college. placed IL stethOscopc
u Culbcrtson's left side In making nn
examination. Not hearing 80 much
NJ n fluttcr he ran behind him to sec
wllat was holding him up.
Fall over; you're dcad' was the
expression hc registered.
''If at first you don't succeed. try,
try again." Culbcrtson reminded the
doctor. And just as il New York were
At the Golden Gate and san Francisco
inside Sandy Hook. Culbcrtson was
found to b. dlsarranged as to his In
tcrnnl geography. His heart Is on his
right side, his liver on the left, his
tlsoracic duet had curiously sneak
I'd around to Iceward ana when it
ought TO bc 10 the windward.
In fact his ''innards" are all In re-
vcrsc English, according to DR.. Nc
Clintock.
NEW YORK. Feb. f5.-AsscrtinG
that "onIy thru publicity can the
problem OF the church's attitude to-
ward the stage be solved" the Rev.
John q. Benson, pastor OF the Union
Methodist Episcopal Church today Of
fcrcd tho 'frcedom Of my pulpit for n
debate between Rev. John Roach.
pastor Of Calvary Baptist church, and
William 4. Brady, theatrical manager.
He suggested that the topic BIC:
Resolved that the church should
utilize the stage and films In ndynnc-
Ing church ideals and nc Offered to
preside.
The Union Methodist Episcopal
church. the Reverend Benson said, in
cludcs In its membership n number OF
actors and il located ''tn the heart OF
tho theatrical district on Forty eighth
street Just nincty-ninc steps from
Broadway.''
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1i.-At the
age OF 81 James Bundy today began
serving ~ four year term FOR Stealing
chickens. Sincc Inc was 30 Bundy has
spent much Of his time In the Eastern
,snitcptiary In this city aud nearby
county jails. His alleged offcnscs
range from pockctbook snntching and
counter lounging to burglary and nt-
tcmpts to kill. Upon each return TO
the pcnItcntiary hc IL hailed by the
long term prisoners as the dean Of
cOnytCts.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. IA quarrel
with his wife today resulted In Joseph
Nowykk being sentenced to take her
to the movie every saturday night and
to church every Sunday by judge
Hans In poIicc court. --.-.-
1T will cost YOU $3.50 II you don't
the judge told hint
-u,~v n
smoking "a cigar In public In violation
of the Iion nnti-tobncco ordinance,
Martin Rucerh was today fired $40
and ty,.t.. u total OF 1870. when his
case came up in court. He also was
fined S:5 and cp-ts ON IN cinrre OF rs.
sauIttng an officer. The total smoke
c,ist him u total OF $3.50.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA hill
extending the life OF three pcrccut
restrictive immigration law until June
30. 1888, was ordered reported today
by the hou>., Immigration committee.
Enacted rs IA temporary measure.
tic law will expire June :: unless nh
extension Is authorized. II restricts
tho annual entry Of aliens into tho
United states to approximately 33V,-
900 persons.
OItS. Isp- is-
-tBy The Associated Pres. IN.
Ititavuori. Fipnisi, minister Of the In
tcrior. was shot three times with
revolver rs ir was nIightinS from his
motor car outside his residence here
today. lie died while being taken 10
q hospital. The alleged assassin.
Ernest Taa.icrfcIt. was arrested. The
authorities declare he l. dcmcntcd.
SHANGHAI. Jan. i0.-Eour con-
victcsi bandits recently wcrc executed
on the main street OF Shanghai at
high noon as u warning to Others VINO
have been piunsicrinG in the two for
rign concessions OF tho city. Under
order, from General Iio Irng LIN.
Chinese defense commi sstOn here. the
four condemned men first were given
= ride about the city In rickslns.
They were then pIacrd In front Of n
pile OF ssi,dtl,c-. bIindfo)dcd and shot
10 dealt, BY four soldiers. drawn up
across the street.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Fcb. IA
massive wooden table. heavily inlaid
adorned the office of Attorney Gem
cral Daughcrty today. I, was the work
OF n prisoner In tho federal pcnitcn-
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