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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-26
Local Happenings &
G

Have you paid your subscription to
the Democrat?
Milton has several of it's homes
guaranteed for scarlet fever.
For the man who cares-spring
hats now on display at Schulke Brad
ley Company.
Try a want ad in the Democrat.
Now is the time to advertise if you
have anything to sell.
An early showing of spring caps
now on display at Schulke- Bradley
Company.
Monday of next week, March LIST.
is the last day for bids on Langdon's
post Office proposals.
Last weeks Milton Globe reports
the marriage of R. C. Laing and
Miss Bertha Steinolfson.
Monday was a national holiday
owing to W~ashington's birthday
falling on Sunday this year.
R. B. Gage returned Tuesday to
his farm near Calvin after spending
the day here attending to business.
The birth of a son of regulation
weight to Mr.. and Mrs. Andy 10th.
speich, of Wales. reported az hav-
ing occurred during the past week.
S. j. A. Boyd went north Thurs
day to his home at Hannah, return
ing from a months trip to points in
British Columbia and states on the
Pacific coast.
The record of matrimonial licenses
at the office of Judge Bleakley at the
Court House is the best of evidence
that Dan Cupid is taking a vacation
until the close of the Lenten season.
In addition to a penalty attaching
- to zeal and personal property taxes
on March LIST, this is also the date on
which your income tax must lie paid
in order to avoid a heavy penalty
The Cavalier county fair associa-
tion was represented at the meeting
of the state association held this
week at Fargo by DonaldMcLauchlin
of the boad of directors and B. E.
Groom, as secretary of the local or
ganization They are expecting to
return either to day or tomorrow.
Scarcity of nurses at Munich while
the flu epidemic was at it's height
gave a number of young men of the
town an opportunity to rise to the
occasion, offering their services in
nursing a number of cases where
the whole family had been taken
down by the disease.
N. F. Charter is expected to re-
turn to the city this week from an
extended stay of nearly a month in
the Twin Cities, Duluth and other
points. In addition to giving bust
ness matters attention he has spent
a part of the time in being treated
by specialists for a chronic ailment
from which he has suffered for some
time.
At the home of Casey Morris.
a section hand on the Great North.
ern, in South Langdon. there is re.
l~r ported as being a case of flu in which
J slight hopes are held of recovery,
pneumonia having set in. The pa.
tient ID the wife of Morris. The
husband is also in bed with the same
trouble though in a less virulent
form. All their needs in the way
of medical attention and nursinr are
being looked after.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-26
DR.. E. ]. Hughes
DENTIST
/. M. HOURS Z.
II Phone 112 l

John Liebersbach, son of j. Lie
bersbach, of Osnabrock, returned on
Fridays train from Fort Sheriden,
ILL.,, where he has been attached to
one of the U. S. army base hospital
since entering the service a year and
a half ago.
Levi Hooey accompanied by his
brother, Frank Hooey, of Concrete,
were Saturday arrivals, returning
from a business trip to Fargo, the
Twin Cities and other points. They
also took in the pure bred live stock
show in Grand Forks.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-26
A. O. WOLD

Chiropractor and Optometrist
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota, Montana, Washington,
Oregon and California.
LANGDON, N. OAK.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
MOTORISTS PROBLEMS
Solved for Readers OF
The News Times
By William II. StezCart, Jr.
The NeWS-Time,

Motor Department:-Plea let
me know through your motor de-
partment column II there is any car
made which regulates use Of gas by
a button on the dashboard and
oblige. L. d.
A number Of cars have a dash at
tachment whereby the mixture OF
the carburetor may be regulated
Whether this is accomplished by a
lever or a button Is a detail involv-
ing mechanical control. The writer
does not know Of any particular car
using a button which regulates the
use Of the gas.
Motor Department;-Wh type
of clutch do you consider better, the
cone or the multiple disk? I mean
which gives best results and which
is best on rear tires? A G..
The best clutch is the one that
gives smOothest action, as this gives
less strain TO all the mechanism, in
Guiding the rear tires. A gripping
clutch has a tendency 70 spin the
rear wheels and TO wear the tread.
The multiple disk clutch has less
tendency TO grip, but a cone clutch
properly cared for will give every
satisfaction.
Motor Department:-Plea tell
me if / am troubled with a slip
ping clutch or not and what the
remedy may be. When I put gears
in low speed and let in the clutch
the car does not always move.
Sometimes il does and at others not.
1 do not have this trouble with the
other speeds. Please advise.
From the fact that the other
gears work correctly it would seem
that the clutch is not at fault. The
trouble is probably in the control of
the low-speed gear The control
must be adjusted. Have IL exam
ined by an experienced mechanic.
Motor Departmental other
day 1 noticed a bad squeak under
the front universal joint was very
hot. After packing same with grease
the noise disappeared. How often
do you think IL necessary to grease
joint to avoid having this trouble?
c. w.
Universal joints should be packed
with grease about every 1000 miles,
The modern universal joint does not
need greasing as often as the old
fashioned type, such as was used in
cars three or four years ago.
Motor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the
meaning of a direct drive and an
internal drive gear? A. L.
Direct drive on a selective sliding
gear set is where the clutch shaft
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

been covered Then use clean soft
cloth and polish surface.
Motor Department:-w have a
Ford car with starter on it, We
wish 20 know how 70 install an am
meter We would like 10 know
how 20 wire Il and whether IL makes
any difference how heavy wire one
uses and whether one needs a fuse
so as not 10 burn II out. NJ. +.
The ammerer should be placed
between the battery and the switch.
Use No. 10 wire or larger ana con-
meet in such q way that IL will show
charge while battery is discharging.
If II shows the reverse, change tho
wires around It is not customary
70 protect # by a fuse. as IL is capa-
bic Of standing the usual current
running through 1t. Unless you are
familiar with starting and lighting
systems, IL would be best TO have
the ammeter attached at a service
station OF the starting company
Motor Departmental always get
a knock on q hill, but It stops If
l retard the spark lever. Is this
anything serious? Please give me
NAtU AGAAASugt II II one. L.
This is known as spark knock"
and is the result Of advancing the
spark too far. The gas is exploded
before dead center and the explo-
sion pressing downward meets the
piston coming up. This makes a
knock. II does not occur on a level
road because the engine is running
faster and has time TO pass over
dead center. But the car slows down
on a hill and this causes the knock
The rule for spark advance is to
keep the lever advanced just short
Of the point where a knock occurs.
Motor Department:-My car
heats up very badly after a few
miles. The radiator does not leak
the hose connections are perfect,
the pump works properly. The
water runs through radiator, but
slowly. Can you advise me if radia-
tor can be clogged and how to clean
same without injuring the interior?
Thanking you for the above. I am
II. r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

and the spine shaft are locked to-
gether on third speed. This drives
directly through the gear set with
out countershaft. Internal drive
gear Is used on rear wheels of
trucks. 1t consists OF an internal
gear fastened 10 each wheel. The
driving axles, instead OF being at the
hubs Of the wheels. are provided
with pinions which drive the inter-
nal gears.
Motor Department:-To settle a
dispute, please answer the following
question: II piston is placed exactly
at top dead center, both valves
closed and a spark produced in the
spark plug, would the gas ignite and
the engine turn? NJ. L.
The engine would not stop exactly
on dead center, but 1t is possible for
you to place II there. The gas would
not fail 10 ignite If in proper explo
sive proportions, no matter what the
position OF the piston might be. But
the piston would not move. That
is why that position is called dead
center.
Motor Departments there any
thing that will restore the original
polish on headlight reflector, where
same has had glass broken out for
some time? G.. T.
There is nothing that will restore
the original luster except refinish-
ing, but the reflector may be i'm
proved by polishing with a good
non-acid polish. Use a soft cloth
and apply polish with a circular
movement until all the surface has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

that the grease should reach In
destination.
Go over tho leather Or ne BODY
occasionally with special leather
dressing and the difference in the
appearance CT the upholstery VII
repay you a thousand times 10 also
keeps the leather soft and pliaole.
helps Il 10 resist rain and prevents
it from wearing out so rapidly.
When any part gets rusty put
kerosene Oh IL, but be sure 20 wipe
e of after Il has stod a while.
Kerosene is useful IN removing rust.
but IL viii also cause rust After
wiping of all the kerosene very
carefully put oil on the parts or
wipe with an oily rag Crude on IL
also very good 10 remove rust.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

The sluggish circulation suggests
clOgging Of radiator at some place.
It may be sediment and slime from
the water OF rust and scale Dis
solve two pounds washing soda IN
hot water sufficient 10 I'll radiator
system Use car as usual for sew
eral hours. Then drain thoroughly
and FIJI with clean water. II circu-
latiOn IS still sluggish. remove radi-
atOr and run city water pressure
from bottom 20 top TO force out
sediment Steam pressure would be
better. II this fails TO remedy trou-
bic, have radiator attended by ex-
pert repair man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
HELPFUL HINTS.

As many motorists are now tax
ing their cars out OF winter storage
and preparing them for duty. a few
hints viii be Of use. First get the
motor in shape Drain out all the
crank case. Put a little kerosene
into each cylinder 10 loosen up the
rings. See that gasoline tank IS
filled and battery strong enough.
FIJI cooling system. Run engine a
few minutes to wash out oil base
and crank case and then drain out
all kerosene. Fiji 70 proper level
with fresh OIL
Sometimes the manner In which a
car is washed viii cause consider
able trouble. Care should be exer-
cised 10 allow no water to get under
the hood an@ short-circuit spark
plugs or magl. 3to. BY covering the
engine with a piece Of canvas when
washing this trouble can be pre-
vented
When giving the car its usual
spring Overhauling and getting il
ready for another seasons use one
point IL is we'll TO bear in mind
namely, TO clean oIlt all oil groves
and grease conduits. Filling the
grease cups at frequent intervals
will prove OF no use if the grease
ducts are closed. Grease cups are
installed at points where lubrica-
ton is necessary TO prevent unneces-
sary wear. 1t is obvious, therefore,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
SWEEPING SUCCESS
is PREDICTED FOR
FINANCIAL DRIPE

INDIANAPOLIS, May ~
Sweeping success IN the 1890 home
service funds campaign OF the Sal
walton Army IN Indiana is predict
ed in a statement issued by MAJ.
Arthur Robinson. Indiana campaign
manager.
american Legion posts. school
teachers and citizens generally are
wiring enthusiastic reports OF the
progress of the drive" the state
ment said. Reports from county
chairmen show the greatest enthu-
siasm."
The state manager announced
that no tRbulation Of contributions
toward the S44O.50O Indiana quota
in the drive viii be attempted until
census enrolment IS completed. al
though several counties have re-
ported over their quota.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

A silver fox farmer OF New York
was compelled 70 send ont a hurry
call for mother cats TO nurse baby
silver foxes. He offered $3.50 for six
weeks Vvet-nursinE by each cat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
Hudson is Best Known
For It's Super Six Motor

None has equaled them The possibility of
their being rivaled seemed never more remote
than now. Certainly the type to do it has not
yet appeared
And mark this important fact. Hudson's
supremacy means no added complications
weight or size The patented Super-Six prin-
ciple applied to a standard type of motor
added 1870 to power. Motor efficiency is
increased 500 Endurance thus has been in
creased to limits yet unknown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
ZIP SERVICE

was created for YOU. Take advantage of it.
Have you joined Taylor's Five Mile Clubp
Two fast service cars are at instant command
of all members of this care free organization
To point FIVE miles from the heart of South
Bend, they come to members FREE Each
extra mile costs Sc Membership tickets are
FIVE BUCKS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
LOEW VAUDEVILLE
OPENED IN TULSA
Well-Known Circuit is
Brought Here Will
Start Monday.

Marcus Loow. prominent thcatcr
owner ana manager. has takou over
the Grand theatre aud viii star
sunday afternoon, Sept 3. with five
acts of LoowH vaudeville establish
ing that circuit boz THE cry Tulsa
VIII r,l mo sImo troupoH that show
boo 900 other IyDow circuits. each hil'
coming hpic from oklahoma Ciy
ana ruius next to ihr Garden iu
kpuslH CIfy according 40 william
Jacobs former manager ~ tho
Garden thontcr who has been APP
pointed manager uf lhc Tulsa chow
tu addition 10 the vaudeville acts,
first rIu feature pictures VIII Do iu.
cludod uu ih" program, including
Fu,ui,. comics and mclo1rnW1s Tho
entire bin viii be- changed twice q
wort sundays ana Thursdays. Show
time wiil boz from ! p. m. 10 II ..
m.. daily
The mniu floor hls been reno
yutrI. ouuI, new stage equipment In.
stalled. Hud coverings added To- make
'hc huiIdirE more attractive, Nj
Jacobs slld
The addition ~ tho Tulsa branch
will bring ih, total uf tIo Iupv
vaudeville thoator to nearly $50, In
addition to 90 moving picture houses
uulU the same management
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
COMMENT FAVORABLE.

II YOU have dspdruf;, itching
scalp-if your hair Is falling out,
getting thin--or n you are already
bald. few application OF brown
lee LIQUID Hair Compound wiz
generally remedy the scalp condl-
ton ana visibly grow hair where
hair roots are not destroyed within
thirty DAYS time, states the manu-
facturer OF this new preparation.
,Baldness ~ by no means proof OF
the dest ruction OF hair rootsl
Authorities state Influenza. ty-
phoid fever and other severe dis
cases az well as worry, dandruff,
scalp discascs, parasites, irregular
living. disordercd nerves and over
mental activity cause itching scalp,
excessive uilinesa, excessive dryness'
falling out Of hair and badness. The
rreatest cause OF hair loss In recent
wears has been due TO Scburrhoea
tDandrufn and to the Influenza cpl
dcmic
"sehorrhoea," according TO Dr.
Sabourand tho great French inves-
A4EAANf OF uAHttAh'F VI Wv AiaA' So '''N
ST. Louis Hospital. Paris, France,
md the famous dermNtologtst DR..
Unna OF Hamburg rs a microbe
entering the hair folliclo where II
wtIltiplies enormously and eventual
3, obstructs the mouth of the glanu
lar ducts Ills up the folicie and
finally destroys the hair bulb or root
and tolucle itself
Dr, }. Cantfetl, American pcrma.
toloFist and author OF Hints on
Beauty Culture" Coming Needs OF
a Nation and other works, concur'
in the opinion Of Dr Sahourand and
Dr. Unna. and explains his prefer,
,ncc for "Browuloo Liquid Halt
Compound IN all such cases
"Bruwnlce Liquid Hair Compound o.
lays Dr CRutTcll 'Is wonderful
mndlcinal sermicidc circulation re
.forer and food FOR scalp. hair roou
and sheRths and does not contain
,iugar OF Lead. Carbolic Acid. tar
oorax. salt sulphur, silver, mercury
hlkau, tannin OF starch. II Ia odor
lsSs and has no UNPLEASANT featur ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
WOMAN THINKS SHE IS
PRIVILEGED TO TALK

III anyone ever had a miserlbls
stomach / surely had. II was grow.
ing worge. too, all the time Had
severe pains and attacks every ton
days or two weeks and had 10 rau
a doctor. who could only rrHolo
me for short while. Two years ago
last February I took a trcAtmor- W
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and Z
have not had a spell OF pain or
misery since. My fVends just won.
der that = am looking so well. I
feel am privileged 10 talk about 10 %
II is a simple harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal munug
from the intestinal tract and ala,s
the inflammation which causea
practically oil stomach, liver and
Intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince
or money sefunded.-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
POLAND NOTE SAYS
BOUNDARIES UNFAIR

tDNIlNItb FROM fN'f 'NE
of Russia should ge respected Con
tinuiuR. Secretary Colby said.
"Thr American roy,rnmont is OF
the opinion that the Polish advance
into Russia tended 20 create "a ma
uoual sentiment Ia that country
which ignored the tyranny ani op-
preston from which the people sur
fer and afforded nr undcservod
support to the bolshcyid regime,
which enabled lts leaders to en-
bark upon the invasion Of Polish
territory
'"ro prevent "a recurrence Of the
present situation, tha United states
government believes tho Polish gov
crumcut might we'll take the oppor-
tunity offered by the favorable turn
of events TO declare It's intention
To- abstain from any aggression
against Russiou territorial integrity;
10 state that lts policy is not di-
rcct,d against the restoration Of a
strong and united Russia and that
pending a direct agreement as TO
It's eastern frontier Poland viii ro-
main within the boundary indicated
by the peace conference
Tho Polish minister of foreign at
fairs. Prince Sarioha, In his fris,
note Of reply, declared the soliCitudt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
TENANTS KICK
ON RENT HIKE
Cynthia Court Residents
Decide % Per Cent
Raise Is Too Much.
PROTEST IN A BODY
Manager of Apartments Is
Stormcd with Protests
Against New Boost.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

expressed by tho American govern
meut for tho maintenance OF poliu-
cal Independence and territorial in
tognty or Poland war gratifying
10 the Polish nation and mas been
highly appreciated by the Polish
government as "a guarantee that tho
rights ~ the Polish nation shall
never be curtailod
Deep gratitude also waa eN-
pressed by Foreign Minister sapieha
Tor the American governments
open condemnation of the political
system and methods ~ the boil
Hhoviki government" The foreign
minister added that Ioland's war
against Russia Wus being winged
against bolHhovism and not against
tho Russian people
"Tho Polish government" Prince
SApleha declared, has always been
guided only by its outy 90 defend
tho lndtutudcnto ard territorial In
toErity uf Poland ahd guard Europe
against tho bolshovM wavc'
Direct answer to secretary Colby's
admonilou to abstain from terri
torial aggression ag1'rFt Russia was
| made iu tho second note forwarded
by the Polish government Ia which
II was stated
roland Qcflf'' just l'AuhE
ana equitaM" peace ana mas not
altered nor 'ull"1e ,u"H'
qucnce OF nor 'e'"nt victory.
| roland mas not mao" war ON Iue
| Russian nation ana mas ih' "gHt
sincere dttli" l" IN' ON p''''lul
| aud friendly terms with her east
crn n'ikhbnIs td''id re'a-
tlnna between folNd ana lsus,lA
! VIII Doe 'aHily c7la"'lhhcd IT IN"
real spuIl ot Jutil'' ana honnu
! common sense dictates TO h"lh
! tho mutual territorial '"n'''hl"hs
| which based upon lh' desire or
| the local population. inc economic
! necessities ana lh' h'uunHl
| rights. viii Great, 20 ','i' OF ihlnEH
| that viii render iWpo' lhIg I'el-
/ ing ~ suffered wrotG ana tulnre
roclnmatinns.
The Polish government, now
cv" has the honor i' diaW tho at
toniion OF the United states goN'
crumont I" tho circumstances
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo.
Furnished by any druggst for 35c. Extra
large bottle, Sl.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In short
time usually every trace of eczema.
tetter. pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorouslyh healthy, alwaysuse Zemo. the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. II is not
agreasy salveanditdoesnotstain When
others fail il is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinds.
The L. w. Rose Co. Cleveland, y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

the liquid without injury to the
scalp. owing 20 its astonishing
strength and penetrating qualities,
massaging, rubbing and brushing OF
the hair Is not required, II being
merely necessary to sprinkle on the
scalp and To distribute with the fin
ger tips. and where bald 20 apply
as q lotion
"Brownlee Liquid Hair Com
hair or system and is safely and
pound" does not inJure the skin,
adyantagcously used 10 save the
most delicate and beautiful hair
to keep hair normal--and 10 grow
hair where bald, (Tite strength and
texture OF the newly grown hair is
surprtsingl. Tho hair does not b.
come sticky or greasy after washing
or shampoolug nor dry, lusterless
and brittle-but has enough weight
that II lays well and dresses IN eX-
ccptonRl fashion Whilst II tends
to retlrd grazing OF halr-N does
not interfere with Hair Color Re
storers" or Hair dyes.
The cost OF manufacturing
| "Brownlea Liquid Hair Compound"
ls considerably greater than that OF
/ ordinary hair preparations. u costs
more to manufacture than most
other preparations are sold Tor.
/ "Rrownlec Liauid Hair Com
| pound" Is sold at $500 per bottle.
/ and will bc sent with fun directions,
postpaid, 20 any address on receipt OF
S. 90 iu cash, check or money order
or G @ II by Parcels Post Ad-
dress Tho BruwulCe Hair Formula
Co. 21GL s. Boston ST, Tulsa Okla
This prepa ration can also be bought
in 1Nila at the Quaker Drug Store,
MenkemelloTs and steinbsrg drug
sLOTeA