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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-27
MAKING OVER "A
MANNED YANKS
Splendid Work of Aids in 0ccu.
pational Therapy.
TEACH The LIGHTER CRAFTS

Change Morale Of Hospital From That
Of Dlscouragement and Homesiek-
ness to That Of Cheerful Activity,
Which Exercised Not Only stlfdened
Jolnto and Muscles, but Their
Minds as Well.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-27
City Tax Payers Notice.

City taxes for city of East Jordan for
year 1919, are due and payable from
July lst to 3lst Inclusive without pen
atty.
On Aug. lst collection fee OF per
cent will be added and an additional
| per cent on the first day of each sue.
ceeding month until taxes are paid.
w. T. BOSWELL,
Treasurer
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-27
WOMAN GETS $4,000
Does Not Know Who Is Sender but
May Be Her Fathers Debtor.

Mrs. Marie Ulsh, who lives on a
farm in Snyder county, Pa, has re-
ceived $4,000 in $50 and $40 bills
through the mails and she has no
idea who sent her the money.
An unsigned typewriter letter in
structed the woman to divide the
money equally with her two sisters.
Mrs. Ulsh's only explanation Of the
mystery is that the money may have
been sent by some conscicnce-stricken
person who owed 1t to her late father.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-27
Presbyterian Church Notes
Robert S. Sidebotham, Pastor.

Sunday, June 29th 1919.
10:30 a. m.-"John the Expanded"
IL Noon-Sunday School.
600 p. m.- Christian Endeavor.
Thursday, 1880 p.m.-Midweek Meet
ing.
Sunday morning we shall be glad to
have the Masonic and Eastern Star
Lodges worship with us. The sermon
will be one appropriate to the occasion
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-27
School Commissioners
- Notes
May l.. Stewart. Commissioner

Correction Of error in last weeks
commissioners notes.
Through mistake in commissioners
notes OF last week, Rock Elm school
was credited with receiving first place
in the South Arm contest. Rock Elm
was first in Exhibit and Miles School
second. However, when numbers, ora
|. tions, and eighth grade averages were
taken into consideration, the Miles
!, school was clearly first in the township.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-27

An idealist sometimes gets to be pref
ty old before he understands that the
only way TO get out Of the world what
he wishes is to get strangle hold on
its neck and take away from il the
things he wants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
Three Inspectors for
General Dipping Work
Picked by Sheep Board

Three new inspectors have been
added TO the field force Of the New
Mexico Sheep sanitary Board and will
be commissioned to carry out the gen
eral dipping order OF the board which
went into effect July 4.
9. ". Sours n DR.. 4. A. Corvin
OF Tucuncari were given tie district
comprised OF Quay, Guadalupe ara
Torrance counties Ben Garduno OF
Albuquerque has been given Bernaiillo
and Sandova! counties aud parts OF
Valencia and Torrance. Additional In
spectors VIII be named as fast as they
can be nominated by the field officers
OF the Bureau Of Animal Industry and
ratified by the sanitary board.
The federal veterinarians are work
Ing In conjunction with the sanitary
board inspectors and are expecting
to carry out the general order with
rapidity. n Il the hope OF the sheep
board TO ave the major portion OF the
sheep clipped before the cattle owners
start dipping tnelr animals In order
that the men from the bureau Of Ami
mai Industry may he able to give un-
divided attention to each branch OF
sanitary work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
ACTUAL DRILLING FOROH
NOW GETTING WELL UNDER WAY
IN Many NEW MEXICO DISTRICTS

thai IL telnr erected IN the W,lrex
pasture near I,oriaitt. where drilling
VIII berir Il once. This company "
imposed chiefly ~ Texas men who
are aAlt 10 have ample backing for =
thorough test Of The ftgid. Their OPP
erAilona. n II understood, win extend
east 10 thr rrrne line and Into north
eastern e county ~ the Ranger
Lake district.
Thc Mcoee wen in QUAY county
bad rcschrd q depth OF zee feet ~
the first Of this week aud was pro-
actual drilling operations now under
way or ready 70 begin In that county.
The lstest riS % arrive l. Tor the New
b. well At Endee. These operations
win make = thorough teat OF the whole
% Quay county. on meu have iaith
4 h Quay county field, as u indi-
Gated by the organization Of . refin-
cry company hat b engaged In active
promotion work.
Las cruces papers state that mate
rial for the drilling operations on h
Cox lease IN Tuiaroaa basin IL now
beine hauled % the drilling site. Ac-
tunl dTill3nH on thes property. on which
great hopes are based, VIA begin very
soon.
Alamorordo reports nine COM
pnnica ready to drlli In the TulasOaa
BASIN district tributary TO that town.
In addition to the operations noted.
drills art running OF ! n process OF
erection ~ Union. ouadalupe. san
Miguel. Santa Re, socorro ana Aci<in-
ley counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
New Mexico Leads
District in Men
Enlisting in Army

III Pano, Texas, July New Mex
leo - easily leading In the recruiting
for overseas service In the hi Paao
recruiting office district. which in
cludcs New Mcxico, Arizona aud West
Texas. The recruiting officers are
finding difficulty In securing enliai-
ments right now because OF the heavy
demand for harvest hands from Tex
as Kansas and eastern New Mexico.
II h. believed that enllstmcnts will be
speeded up after the wheat harvest =
over.
A large majority Of men enlisted
during the past five DAYS are from
New Mexico. Some OF he state en-
liatmenia a a follows;
Thomas Tarleton. accepted at Taos.
n. n: Pedro Quintana. AZ sapclio, n.
n: Tony A.. Delgndo. at Las Vegas.
Alex jackson, Antonio Rivera, ant
Rafael M1rriotta. al Gallup. n. Al.
Alfredo l.. Gareia and Salvador san
doval. AZ East Las Vegas. Raymond
A. spruill, at k,ztancia. int Alexander
b. Hirst at IAmesa were enlisted in
the 3i5th Motor Transport corTss.
Antonio Ramera. accepted at cleve-
land. n. NJ. Antonio j. Valdez rnd
Louis Martinez. az Taos; Enrique
Marines, At yelarde. n. NJ: Alfonso
carbajal. Gus Hunter. Jr.. and John
ortega. at Santa Re were enlisted m
the Ninth engineers.
Thomas Romero enlisted In the
cavalry Ct East Las Vegas.
Louis II. IemStra and Glenn l.. Majors
were accepted at Ration for the F1fth
cavalry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
WOMEN
/ EVERYWHERE
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as the
Greatest Remedy for
Woman's IIls.

New Haven. Conn.," For two wears
1 suffered with q female weakneEs.
pains In my back and painful periods,
and l vas 20 weak and tired that I was
not able 20 do my work. A friend told
NE tousaLydia l.. rinkham's Vegetable
Compound and II gave me great relief.
NY pclns left mo and l am now able to
do my work and feel fine. Yon car pub
lIshm my testimonial sndif your Vegetable
Compound does others a. much good AZ
IL has me ! will be very nuch pleased"
Mrs. CHAnLEs z. hoRaAN, 81 Sea
Street. New Haven. Conn.
The reason Lydia z. Pinkhnm's Veg.
etable Compound Is 80 successful Is
because Il contains the curative,
Strengthening properties Of good old
fashioned roots and herbs, which act
directly on the femaie organism.
There are women everywhere who
long for children IN their homes yet are
denied this happiness on account Of
some functional disorder which IN most
cases would readily yield 20 lydia Z.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
Such women should not give up hope
until they have given this wonderful
medicine q trial, and for special ndvsce
write Lydia z. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn. hass. The result Of 40 years
experiences Il II your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

ooIHu AWAY
Phone The Herald your vacation sddre..
and have the paDer follow yoa.
Keep Ia touch with the home news.
or give US your Itinerary. ~
Phone 9l5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
PROMINENT WOMEN
BACK FEDERATION
OF BUSINESS CLUBS

There are between twelve and
thirteen million wage earning women
In the United States. The dynamic
force which could be concentrated by
even a partial unlon OF the most keen
thinking OF these women. and By a
sense OF solidarity. Is a fact which Is
Just beginning TO be realized. FIRST OF
all the position VI the working m
Ia the business world coul be sec
ured; better STANDARDS OF working con-
ditious could be set. Tremendous
power could be brought 10 bear for
or against proposed social legislation.
The Federation Of business and
professional Womtn Of America Is h
result Of many months OF thought on
the part OF responsible women 81 ms
country. IL ~ intended to bring 10.
sether In n united strength. al u
the business n professional wnn1oa
that Their social. civic and economic
efforts may be strengthened ~ unity.
The women who are behind this
tremendous movei1vnt toward the
complete cooperation OF women In
commerce, are representative leaders
In their own communities, ~ we'll IS
IN the larger national WORK shat has
called he women OF his country 70
the lore. They will work In earnest
cooperation with the Women OF Com
merce. the Altrusa clubs. and The
4. W. &. A. Business Nomen's cubs.
Miss Maude Smith, % Portsmouth,,
View Hampshire, chairman o. tn Ma
uonnl WOmen's Committee, which il
directing the affair Of the federation
until the holding OF It's convention AT
81. Louis, OF July IL.
Mrs. Bess McCuilom L. office see
retafy for the northwestern ficid Of
the national board OF tho y. ". a.. 4.
Miss Mary y. Mullett IL associate
editor Of the American Magazine.
Miss Grace Parker Is national com
mandant Of The Rational League for
Women's Service, New York.
Miss Florence Spencer was formerly
with the National city Bank. where
h had charge OF five hundred wo-
men employees.
Miss LA L. Vonablo. formerly with
the Dixie Lyccum bureau, il now al
national organizer for the federation.
Miss Alice Wilson Is head OF her de
partfnens Of the Dcaver Dry g. DDS
company. Denver, Colorado.
Miss Emma Wilson is "A department
head with the firm OF Huan q JOINS.
Dcs Moines. la.
the on company, AZ Cieye-
land, Ohio.
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips. IL an
attorney and executive secretary Of the
National Business Women's commit
tee.
This Is a parts list Of women who
are behind the Federation OF Bu..-
ness and Professional Women. The
committee will direct the activities IL
the federation unti July ~. when the
convention VIII be called az - Louis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

n4IIlInn fnr Al, IN ~.n Na.Itn 4. an
longer 4 .n.tI.r ~ nrscl.,l.n a,,a
.@n<f ti..tst-e 1890 a+,fenn ~.
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80 rim 81. rt-,.rr f,. ~lrtn.,
rrrrs c.n1lfr III * 4ssc ,,I ~
number ~ n.r- ~ lions hnf ~. -
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a4nll 4. d,...str.4 S,,tl,- fesn
mas mir A. ~ f.fsI.lea
T'n< -.er- a,s,,,.-
eraiInna arc nn4rmhlad from he neurs-
papers u me entire slate.
The rtrmlnr on and Gas D~crolop-
mtIlt company had commented a. So
fool aerrlfk nrar slrin@ n Al laet
week and the comnant inas ready 10
begin acfuai drIIIlnf when . violent
NIudsiorm wrecked the enure equip
ment. ,eafine The derrick TO kindnne
M.M.Z WM-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

his farm. This difficult role Is ad-
mirably portrayed by Chester Barnett.
popular leading a Miss keefe dis
plays her versatility as the belle OF
TIE village who II a big factor In the
boys patriotic enlightenment.
Edwin l. Hollywood directed The
Challenge Accepted" from the original
story by Donald Gordon Reid. former
" connected with the Division OF
Films Of the Committee on Public IT.
formation, MIR. Hollywood was asso-
clated Tor many years with James
oun In directing Clara Kimball
Young, blanche Sweet and Mae Muir
ray. and with John Emerson in direct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

sonal money-baok guarantee that each
spoonful Will clean your sluggish liver
bettor than a dose OF nasty calomel
and that II Won't make o sick.
podnOn'a Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine, Your know u next morn
Ing because you viii wake up feeling
line. your liver win be working, your
headache and dizziness gone your
stomach viii be sweet. and your how
els regular. You will feel like work
Ing you'i be cheerful; fun Of yii,or
aud ambition.
podson's LAYER Tone Ia entirely vcee-
table, therefore harmless and can not
sahvate. Give II 70 your children.
Millions Of people are using Dodson's
LIVER Tone instead OF dangerous cal
omei now, Your druggist will tell you
,hat h salc Of calomel Is almost en-
tirelN stopped here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
zENA kEEFE AT THE IDEAL.

Iena keefe opens at tho Ideal to-
night In her new picture. THE Chai-
lenge Accepted" AN Arden photoplay
that hes merit.
IN the Blue Ridge mountains where.
In a United States army training camp.
we watch the transformation OF "a ma
tive Of the hills who Objected 10 the
draft aud only submitted to The law
because he lacked courage TO cvade
Il.
Steve Carey was made OF the right
stuff, hNt he had fought for
anything except a living from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
At the Theaters Today
BY POP

LYRIC TH~EATER-Showin 'Full Of Pep a one nigIf an.
pcarance of Hale Hamilton in a photo comedy drama Of unusual
merit. Also a Kinagram- World Weekly Reel and an outing picture
The Wyoming Way"
b THEATEk FINAL appearance of Enid Bennett in Part
ners Three, y with a Holmes Travelogue and a reel of current events
PAsTIME-Final appearance of Speedy Meade in which
Louis Bennson is proving himself a genuine outdoor movie star
There is also a Pathe Comedy and a Ford Weekly.
AT THE iDEAL-Ffrst appearance of Zena Keefe in 1.-THE
Challenge Accepted, also Leah Baird in an episode of Wolves of
Kutur."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
apEIr, Ar THE INRIC.

Hale Hamilton fomcs to the Lyric
theater tonight IN q first showing 81
a Metro comedy drama, Full OF Pep"
said 90 be Of exceptional merit.
II ~ the story Of Jimmy Baxter. a
dynamic young American who IL
commissioned 10 deliver q cargo OF
munitions 10 "a south American re-
public. The couniry l. In q state OF
rebellion aud 10 GET the cargo Ia il
rightful owners demands some STRAIT
egy.
Jimmy determaes 10 pose as a pat
ent medicine ass't aud with his idea
In view puts sewul cases Of pep"
In his large OF weapons, How he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

fmuggles the ammunition into The
country. queils the rebellion and falls
y love with the dark-eycd daughter
z he president, are Incidents which
g. TO mako a play OF daring aud rn.
nance That h reminiscent Of the grip
iing stories Of pirate days.
Both the n" and Pastlmo ihoators
are showing final appearance picturrv
tohaHNt Partners Three" at fhe "B"
ana Louis Hcnnison IN speedy
Meade az the fasiimc. because of
iast nights rain which pat q damper
on d mOv crowd. both thnnters
probably will have an exceptional seq
ond night patronage tonight. as both.
pictures are above the average ini
merit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02
GAME WARDEN TO PLACE
CARLOAD or TfkDtfT IItN

Santa Re. y. NJ. July State Game
warden Thomas T.. Gable has gone to
colfaN county where he will take
charge q "a carload con Enment OF
fish fry. The fish will be distributed
In variOus stream throughout the
state. "A week being required for the
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

George came crying TO his mamma.
i've broken pussy's saucer" he said.
Never mind, darling" said nam
ma. W can get pussy another. How
did you do itgF
Il was hammefinR 1t with daddy's
watch" sobbed George.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-02

ine two Mary Pickfcrd pictures. There
are many beautful lightning effects
la The Challengt Accepted" and tho
photography is q a high ordcr. In
addition TO Mr.. Barnett. Miss Keefc Is
supported by sidney n'Aibrook John
Hopkins. WarreA cook, Charles Eld-
ridge. Russell simpson and joel Day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-06

HuA, HA. ha! He, he. he, Ho,
IL ho, ho.." shrieked Penelope, the
girl from the tower, the laughs pop
ping from ner lips like lot of fire
crackers going off in punches. IL was
as il all the laughs stored up in the
eighteen years when she hadn't had any
fun or play were trying to get out at
once,
Peggy, who had been anxious few
moments before to start Penelope laugh
ing, now tried to stop her.
Don't! DON'T" Peggy cried
You'll laugh yourself sick" But
Penelope just laughed and laughed,
while the birds and animals, forgetting
their fun, gathered around to watch
her.
"Hold her. Don't let her laugh that
way" shouted Billy Belgium, climbing
out of the mudhole where Balky Sam
had pitched him. He ran to help Peggy
stop the fit of nirth, but when Penelope
saw his mud -streaked face and his mud
covered clothes she let out a louder
shrek of laughter and gurgled and gig
gled and gasped until the tears streamed
down her cheeks.
Billy didn't like to be laughed at
Jaw, quit it =" he said disgustedly, ant
at that he plunged into the river tt
wash off the mud. But even this didn't
stop Penelope. and she laughed anC
laughed until Reddy Woodpecker sud
denly began to tap sharply on an ole
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-06

: the cheap, faded and worn skirt. or the
mans sweater and cap.
Pens eyes had grown dark and
thoughtful
Before 1 go in. she said, turning
to Kurt, ''you must tell her who am.
Not what you said you were going to
tell her, but where you found inc and
from what you saved me.
His face flushed.
! MY dear little girl. said the
woman quickly, 81 don't care TO know
/ yet. 1t is enough that Kurt brought
/ you.
Mrs Kingdom. said Kurt awk-
wardly but earnestly. ''she is a poor
girl who needs friend.
eve all need friend some time or
other. Come in with me.
/ She led her up the steps. On the
top one. the girl halted.
He found me, she told Mrs.
Kingdom. "in the custody offender,
for stealing, and he took me away to
save me from Jail. to bring me up here
to the best woman in the world, he
said. and l made light of what he had
done Gil the way up the trail. And he
was so kind to meme, pickpOCkct.
l think l should go back-to Bender"
She spoke with the impctuousity Of
a child. and turned to go down the
steps.
Kurt looked on helplessly, perplcxed
by this last mood of his prismatic
young prisoner.
! Mrs. Kingdom took the girls arm
again.
! You are going to have bed and
bath before you leave. anyway. Come
with mo Kurt, YOU look as if you
had best go to cover, too.
Pcns outbreak had evidently spent
hcr last drop of reserve force. She
submitted meekly to guidance through
a long room with low set windows! She
noted tiled floor with soft rugs,
fireplace and a certain pervading home
sense before they turned into little
hallway. Again she family proteStcG'
Il am worse than thief. she saia;
Il am a liar. I haven't told him-ail.
Never mind that now. said Mrs;
Kingdom soothingly. You We been Ill
recently. haven't YOU: =,
Yes; I was just about at the END
of -
you're at the end OF the trnll NJ"
the trail TO Top Hill. You shall have
Il bath. long sleep dnd something. to
eat before you try to tell me anything
more"
/ Pen went on into a sunward room
/ generously supplied with easement Wln'
dows.
! 4 few rugs. a small but biliowy bed
n clair and q table comprised the tur-
rishings. but an open door disclosed a
bathroom and beyond that dressing
room most adequately equipped.
"This is clover" she thought pres
emily. when she slipped into a warm
bath.
".And this is some more clover. she
murmured later as. robed in little
nainsook gown. she stretched out lux :
rriously between lavender scented
sheets. II don't care what may come
later. l know that am going to have
a real sleep
1t was ) O'Clock in the afternoon wher
size awoke. On the chair by her beo
was change of clothing. pair OF
white tennis shoes. a dark blue skirt.
white MILDLY and a red tie.
"OhH' she thought. The kind OF
clothes l love-
She hastened to dress partially. then
slipped on little ncgligee and began
t. DO her hair.
) II wish it would sometimes go twice
in the same place she thought rue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-06

tin pail, making a noise much like the
ticking of an old fashioned clock.
Your hour is ticking away" cried
Peggy to Penelope, and the warning
had instant effect. Penelope stopped
laughing, but her eyes, which had been
so sad, now sparkled joyfully.
"Oh, I feel SO jolly inside!" she
cried. ITS just as If lot Of roll
licking imps were frisking through my
blood"
That's the fun bubbles dancing, "
cried Peggy. Your laugh has set
them free. Now you can play and
have a good time.
'Hurrah. Hurrah. It may not be
perfectly prim and proper, but I'm
happy, happy, happy ~ sang Penelope,
and she began to frolic gayly. She
tickled Balky Sans nose until he
kicked up his heels. She set Johnny
Bull chasing his own tail. She
chucked Billy Goat under the chin and
sent him prancinG around on his hind