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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
PAVYzDINGAs DARBAS.

Lietuvos Vyciq "A kuopos
nariai pagal savo iSgal6s pa
sizada selpti Lietuva kas me-
nuo aukodami Lietuvos Gyni-
mo fondan.
Site "a kuopos nariai pa
kas menuo aukoti
Lietuvos Gynimo Komiteto
izdan: -.
P. Cibulskis $500. ~
Po $1.00: A. Kaulakis, O.
Filipaviciut6, j. Pareuka.
Po Soc: P. Andrijauskas, j.
Celinskas, A. Valonis.
Po 25c.:~ S. Radzeviciute, V.
ValenGiukait6.
P. Saurinkaita 40c.
S. zibas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
PRANESIMAS.

Sausio 27 d. Ausros Vartu
parap. svetaineje 1898 w. %
pl. bus "Draugo" Rendroves
serininku metinis susirinki-
mas. visi serininkai kviecia-
mi atsilankyti. Kas negaletu
atsilankyti, teigalio;a sayo vie
toje hta. Bus pasiusti vi
stems pakvietimai. Kas ne
gaus, tepranesa savo adresa,
kad galetume pataisyti ir kad
laiskai galetq pasiekti.
"Draugo" Bendroves Di-i
rektoriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Reklaiciui grumoja.

Mainant .beIaisvius lett. Ogi-
lvio ilgai nenorejo Lenkai pa
leisti, reikalaudami kitQ Lie
tuviq karininku duoti garbes
zodi, kad jis yra tikrai Lie
tuvos valdinys. Ir tik paliQdl-
jus kai-kuriems musu karmin-
kams, kad jis yra Lietuvis,
alq-gale paleido. Bet visgl
pasiliko jo' dukumentus, ma
tyt, Wis dar tikedamies pas
kelbti j VokieGiu:
Bet Lenkai dar prase pra-
neSti savo pulko vadui majo-
rui Reklaiciui, kad jeigu jis
paklintq jiems belaisven, tai
busia karsta. Mes Gmajoras
Reklaitis, kaip sake Lenkai,
pirmiau Rusijoj tarnaves Len
kp legijonuose. Todel jie da-
bar zziuri i il kaipo i isdavika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Palaike vokieciu.

Lenku oficierai, matyt, tai
ppat nepasitilSi savo karel-
viais. Mes, paw, sargybinlus
ruzral1indavo bendrai su ne
laisviais.
Leitenanta OgilNl paem4
LenkQ Kauno pulko oficieras.
Taigi legijoninkams nuo jo
pavyko atimti tik laikrodi. Jl
Lenkai intar6 esant Vokiecll
ir net buvo uzdare viena lai-
lza visai atskiriai nuo kitQ
musq karininku. Bet lett. Og-
ilviui pareiskus, kad iis tor
dant nieko neatsakin6sias II
grieztai pareikalavus grazinti
aegal, vel sugrazino. Tardant
klausinajo ne karo dalykp,
bet IS kur~ jis kiles.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
PINIGy kURSAs.

Svetimu Saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziu $4,000 Sausio II
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust CO.:
Anglijos sterlingu sTarui $3.77
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly $40
Italijos Sinful liru . 5.52
Vokietijos Sinful \markiu 1.46
Lietuvos Sinful auksinQ 1.4o
LenkijOs Sinful markiQ IA
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
APSISAUGOJAMA RADI-
KALU.

New York, Sausio 15. -
Cionai il kituose apilinkiniuos
mieSto pa$auktos tarnybon VI
sos dptektivu atsargos apSi-
drauSti prizes radikalQ sukili-
mus arba pavartojimus bonn
by. Stipriai apsaugojami VI
81 valdiSki bustai ir turGiQ re-
zidencijoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Washington Sansio IA.

Washington, Sausio IA. :
Senatorius Robinson is Arkan-
sas valstijos, demokratas, in
dave senatui billy, kad pra-
DEUS Liepos 4 d., 1924 m, ant
visp Sales gelezinkeliq pasa-
zieriniai vagonai butq varto-
jami vientik plieniniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
KONSTANTINAS NEN0RI
ATs1sAKYT1 sosTo.
Talkininkai nepriversia jo alb
dikuoti.

Atenai, Graikiia, Sausio Is.
K~alius Konstantinas ne
abdikuos soSto, nezllrint kaip
talkininkai j turttQ spausti
il atsakytQ pripazinti jam ka-
raliaus ~teisip, uzvakar parei-
Sk3 iis pats -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17

clearfield, Pa, Sausio 15.--
Netoli nuo cia miestely Ma
dera pakilo gaisras- iri trylika
triobesiu nuslave. Nuostoliai
siekia 100000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17

PARYZIUS. - Prancuzijos par
lamento pirmininku vietoje pasi-
traukusio Pereto parinktas Leon
Bcrard. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
BJAURUs ANGLU DARBAI
AIRI5OJE.
Persekioja kunigus ,ir katali-
kus.
Washington. Sausio Is

Washington, Sausio Is.
Amerikos pilieeiu komitetui
Airijos reikalais vakar liudijo
Corko lordas majoras O'Call-
aghan, kurs paslapGia nesenai
atkeliavo Amerikon. Jis sake,
kad Anglai Corko miesta SUI
naikino lygiai taip, kaip Vo-
kieeiai karo metu yra pada-
re .su graziuoju Belgijos mics
tu~ Louvain. Kaip Vokieciai
iskalno buvo perspeje Louvai-
no gyventojus apie griovima
to miesto, taip Anglai yra pa
dare prizes padegima Corko.
Uzpuldineja baznycias.
O'Callaghan liudijo, Sad
Angliios kareiviai Aiijoje at
liko If atlieka daug .piktu
darby su katalikQ bazny6io-
mis-, vienuolijornis, pafapijq
mokyklomis ir paeiais kuni-
gals.
Galway aus kunigas Griffin
.buvo nrlzudytas tik todel, kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
S sUzEIsFI KAsYKLoJE.

West Frankfort, ILL.,, Sausio
IS. = Old Ben Coal kompani-
jos anglipi kasykloje No. s is
tiko ekspliozija. Suzeisti 5
darbininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17

MILANAS. = Turima zinip,
kad atsistatydino Italijos lido mi
nisteris Media. 10 pareigas laiki-
mai pildas karo minister's Bono
mi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. - Cia
nuomoniaujama, jog Svcntasis Te-
vas norris, kad Suv. Vastijose butQ
keturi kardmofai. 'Ir sakoma, jog
kardinolQ skrybeles gausiq vietos
ir Chicagos Arkivyskupu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17

PARYzIus. : Naujamc Perc-
to ministerip kabinete lido mi
nistcrhl sutiko but NJ. Loucheur,
tlrtingiausias Prancu2iioje Emo
gus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Nori Hohenzollernu.

"Monarchistine ideja", IA
Soma tame laikraSty, "isnau-
.io isiSakniia Vokieciposex ~.
paG darbo zmonese. Ir Siandie
ia ideja kur-kas smarkiau
pleGiasi, negu buvo manoma
pirm poros metQ, kuomet Eo-
kietija buvo suklupusi."
Toliaus raSoma, kad socija-
ldemokratai, kurie Siandie lai-
kosi Vokietijos styro, veda
smarkiq kampanija prizes ma
cijonalistus If pacia kaizerio
SeimynQ.
Anot laikraScio, nacijonalis-
tai negeidzia grazinti kaize-
ii Siais laikais, kuomet salyje
vedamas rekonstrukcijos dar-
bas. KaizeriS 'busias sugrazm-
tas atlikus didesniuOsius re-
konstrukcijos uzdavinius.
Geresnieji santikisi.
Nacijonalistai tvirtina, kad
kuomet Vokietija iSnaujo su-
silauksianti kaizerie, Sails II
vel aprimsianti. Pranyksia ne
sutikimai partijQ, pageresia
santikiai il Sails posenovel
busianti laiminga, turedama
,savo prieSaky Vokietijos impe--
rios isteigeja.
Nacijonalistai sake, kad So
cijalistQ trukSmavimai yra jQ
tuScias darbas. Mes jie geriau
kitp zinq, kad Vokietija neap-
sieisianti be monarcho, tF. be
kaizerio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
DIDEL1 NUo GA1sRU
NUosFoLIAI.

springfield, Ill, sausio IS.
Illinois valstija 1920 metals
nuo ,siauciamu gaisru panese
$19,831, ,188 nuostoliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
NAUJAUs|Os zlNIOs,

WASHINGTON. = senatas "a
balsais prizes % nusprende snma-
zinti nuolatine S. ValstijQ armi,
ia ligi 10000 vyrQ. Neklausyta
perspGjimQ gen. Pershingo ir ka-
10 selretoriaus Bakerio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Is ANTAKALNIo KALE-
JIMO.
Laikrastis Karys raso:

rpUSlNQlDCll 81 81 SHuoli ID II
Iniaus 4Ienllq nelaisy6s genero-
In .leitenantu Nastopka il lei
tenantu Ogilviu.
Gen. lett. Nastopka pakliu-
vo LenkQ nelaisven Spaliu q
d. j paeme 1S-tasis raitelip
pulkas, kurs buvo pasprukes
atgal per fronta.
Ia paciq diena pakliuvo ne
laisven ir daugiau karininku.
Is ju karo valdininkas Chm
ieliauskas nezinia uz ka buvo
nrlyestas j miskq il, matyt, su-
Saudytas. Mes apie j iokiQ Il
rip nera.
Vienam karininkrli Lenkai
perskele galva wen uz tai kad
jis nesutiko nusiimti ir att
duoti jiems savo ziedo.
Gen. lett. Nastopka, kaipo
divizijos vada, Lenkai nuve-
re Vilniun atskiriai automo-
biliu ir uzdar9 iSpradziq sv.
Jurgio viesbuty, o paskiau
peryede j Antakalnio kaleji-
mo dabokfe, kur paskiau bu-
vo atkelti ir kit belaisviai ka-
rininkai. Kareiviai buvo uzda-
ryti Antakalnio kalejime.
Lenku apsiejimas.
Daugiau kaip savaite isbu-
70 ten visai be low miegoda-
mi ant pliku grindu. Paskui
gavo low, bet be sienikQ, taip,
kad jose nebuvo galima guile
IT,
Tik paskiau, /grieztai rel
kalaujant, buvo isduoti skied-
romis prikimsti maisai. Ant
klodziu il lkitu patalinlu ga
vo tik nuo Vilniaus Lietuvai-
GfQ.
Taippat Vilniaus moterys
duodavo il valgyti, mes Len
kai, labai menkai maitindavo.
TiesSa, zadeti, jie labai daug
ko pazadedayo, ir kotletq II
kitko. Bet duoti neduodavo.
Taippat zadejo tuojaus duoti
ii pataline. Bet nedave. zade-
.jo miestan leisti pasivaikscio-
ii, kap tik atsiras tinkamas
palydovas. Bet toxic neatsi-
RADIO.
Lenkai aiskinosi, kad butq
generolui negarbe, jeigu j
lydetu paprastas kareivis. Bet
gen. lett. Nastopkai sutikus
eiti pasivaiksciof ir su karei-
viu, jie visgi neleido.
Buvo vertiami dirbti.
Nors buvo paskirtas kari
ninkams tam tikras patarnau-
tojas, bet jis niekuo jiems ne
spatarnaudavo. Mes jam nelelz-
davo sargybiniai nei sluoti,
nei mazgoti kambario If tai
visa turejo atlikti patys kari
ninkai.
Apskritai, jeigu ka gauda=
yo belaisviai, tai tik grieztal
reikalaudami.
Dargi Vilniaus moterQ daz-
mai neleizdavo belaisviu Ian
kyti, 1nors tam buvo paskirtos
net dvi dienos sayaiteje. Ir
tik joins nuejus pas patti ze-
ligoWski galima buyo be kliu-
ciq pasimatyti.
Lenkai labai pykdavo, jei
ant jp sRqsdayosi belaisyiai
augsciau. Bet be skundu nieko
n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17

jjis buves caves, pakvietima is
Amerikos tenai keliauti ir iQ-
.dyti apie AnglQ pleciama te-
:rora Airijoje.
Corko kunigas McSwiney,
sake O'Callaghhn, buvo is
temptas is vaziuojancio gat-
vekario Gruodzio l8 d. Kuni-
gui buvo liepta parasyti tuos
zodzius: "pragaran pope
zius." Kuomet jis atsisake tq
padaryti, buvo iSvilktas is ru-
bu III ziauriai musamas.
Moterys persekiojamos.
.Anot O'Callahan, Anglai ly-
giai ,kaip barbarai apsieina ir
su moterimis. Pranese kelioli-
ka atsitikimu, kuomet is ma
mp Anglai isvare moteris lau-
kan vienmarskines ir basas,
kuomet tos atsisak6 duoti ko-
kip-nors fnformaciju apie si-
nn-feinerius.
Viena moteriske buyo pax
lupdyta yandens klane, kuo-
met atsisakius jai informuo-
ii apie saVanorius Airius.
Tai tik dalis tu visu baise-
nybiu, kokias Anglai atlieka
Airijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
ORGANIZACIJA Prizes
"BLUE LAWS"


Washington, Sausio Is. =
Isteigta organizacija Anti
Blue Law League of Ameri-
ca" atidar6 Gia savo ofisa. Ia
organizacija yes kampanija su
tikslu atSaukti visur vykdo-
mus "Blue Law -
New Yorke steigiama orga-
nizacija prizes visus tuos fa-
natikus, kurie darbuojasi /
vesti sventima sekmadieniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Gyventojai jo nori.

"AS neabdikuosiu, " sake
.iis. "Nera jokios svarbios-
priezasties ignoruoti. mano at
saukimq paGiQ GraikQ. Tegu
kas nori atranda kick Emo
niQ Graikijoje, kurie pagel-
dautu mano pasisalinimo.
"Prancuzai labjausia varo
prizes name kampanija. Jie no.
ri revizuoti Sevres taikos SSu-
tarti, kad Graikus praSalinti
is Smirnos.N'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17
Sugryzo buves minister's.

Cia is Sveicarijos parvazia-
vo buves uzrubeziniQ reikalrl
minister's ir karaliaus Kons-
tantino konfidencijinis sekre-
torius, prof. Georgios Streit.
Sako";, neilgai Gia busias.
PaslnrutySiqs su savo seimyna
il vel iSkeliausias j uzrubezl,
kur pasiiksias taip ilgai, kol
nenusistovesianti politiklne
Graikijos padetis.
Be to, jis pareiske, jog IL
niversitetan profesoriauti dau-
giau nebegrySias.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-17

ORAs. = siandie grazus oras /;
rytoj apsiniauke If kick Silciau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

part from the better clubs Of this city
aud intelligently and nggressively led,
Is mobilizing general sentiment in aid
of the prosecutors Office. Members OF
the committee attend every session Of
the court sit in the background and
take notes.
See Loss Of 81, 200, 200
"This," said one of the Nigllants,
'is only the beginning. IL they acquit
this man we shall know what to do"
Moving picture men who know some
thing of the producing business inti-
mated yesterday that relatively new Ar
buckle films withdrawn from the cir
cults at the time of the comedians S
arrest represent an outlay of more than
81 ,O0O. 900.
Fatty is attended, as usual, by a
large party Of his friends and satellites,
ms we'll as by his lawyers. The keep
crs up Of discourage manage to do
fairly well until the opening of court.
Then the worlds champion slapsticker
sinks into glum silence and every shot
of irony and every edged and damaging
word OF testimony appears to go clear
through him. lie doesn't live at the
st. Francis nowadays. Inquire for him
Mt the desk ard the clerk will appear
to search his memory and 70 gaze far
into the past and he will say that no
person named Arbucklc is among the
guests.
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Movie Millions
Aid ArbuckLe
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
U'Ren stands his chief counsel, Gavi1
McNab, rock of man. whose
presence seems to be the only thing
that keeps the woeful defendant from
willing utterly.
Fatty is hard hit in vital place by
this experience, and II he ever tumbles
gayly downstairs again or falls blithely
into his tubs Of water it will be neces-
sary to believe that the power of re =
sistance inherent in the human nervous
system has been undetermined. He ap-
pears to lOathe the processes of the
trial as thoroughly as the Judge him
self. who clearly resents the use of his
court as a laundry for the dirty laces
Of the fastest set in the United States.
Five women sit in the jurybox and
look out half frightened and half de-
fiant on the scene. They are COM
manded by the State to sit and listen
to testimony that is sure to be of IA
shocking sort. 1t is impossible not to
feel that if this is inevitable under
equal suffrage some Of the zealOts Of
the National Woman's Party may live
to see some logic in the cry of those
antis who insisted until they were
overwhelmed that woman's place was
in the home.
Revealed with startling clearness in
the background Of the general scene is
the old drama of the pioneers in a new
form, who first said "GO West. young
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

thought she had given checks TO the
frm He said It was his wife's own
money. "...'
Mr.. Rcber then developed that a
check on the Commercial Trust Com
pany dated November, 20, 1910, had
been the instrument used to transfer
SZ4,S0S to theh firm from Mrs. Chan.
q,er. The money was returned to her
On December 3, Mr.. Chandler ad-
mitted, his wife deposited with the firm
S2o,oOO which included 81 1874 in prof
lts the witness said ne made on Amer
ican Ship and Commerce Corporation
STOCK in addition to $4,000 thNt she re =
ceived from the sale of bNuse she
owned. -
MI Reber hammered away at the
witness until he finally, with evident
embarrassment, admitted the payments
by Mrs. Chandler to the firm had been
made simply TO establish book credit
Tells OF His Assets
In connection with the inquiry into
his personal assets Chandler was given
Schedule By, which he had already
submitted, and said that it contained
him. =
Mr.. Reber then asked him whether
any one. owed him any money or
whether he had any securities of any
nature at the time of the crash Both
questions were answered in the neg
ative.
The. next point Of inquiry was the
provisions OF the will of Frederick r.
Chandler, his father. Upon being asked
what share he received of the estate of
his father. Chandler said that he re-
ceived nothing other than an income
from a fund held in trust.
The hearing closed with IN inquiry
on the part Of Mr.. Relpr into the value
OF Chandler's personal effects. lie read
off a list of articles of jewelry and their
estimated value, made up by Chandler,
the total value Of which was S240.
The latter denied that the value of the
jcwelry was in excess Of the figure
named.
The next hearing was set for Wcdnes-
day, November 30. at 10 80 A. NJ.
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Chandler Admits
He DreW Sl53,OOO
Continued from Page Ono

Continued from Page Ono
"No."
"Be very careful, Mr.. Chandler; re-
member you are under oath.
II really don't know, Mr.. Reber.
The furniture was bought in Mrs.
Chandlers name, charged to her ac-
count In her name.
"Who paid the billS?'
"Mrs. Chander's checks.
Mr.. Chandler was asked if he had
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

Thank you!
e 90 d morning,
madam!
| wish to take
only a minute or
two of your time,
but J. feel sure you
will appreciate my
having done so.
Your duties as
head of a family,
and in supervising
your home, bring
you many prob
lens which must
be solved quickly.
Today you may
require a good, re-
liable maid - to-
morrow a cook
the next day a
chauffeur.
Per h aps you
wish to sell your
used car or are
looking for a gar
age to put it in.
Probably ou
have some slightly
worn clothing to
dispose Of-or a
room to rent.
My object t in
making this brief
call is to remind
you of the great
aid you can get
from the Classified
Advertising col
umns of the Public
Ledger-yOur ia
vorite newspaper.
These columns
give daily ne VS.
flashes from thou
sands of people in
all conditions of
life: people having
various needs or
making offerings
of great diversity.
There's a gold
mine of profitable
inform a tiOn in
those little ads.
There's a source of
quick supply at
bargain prices for
IN a n y of your
needs.
| urge you to
form the habit of
scanning the Clas-
sified Advertising
columns of the
Public l. e d er
every day. 1t will
be good for you.
Thank you.
| appreciate
your kindness in
granting this in
terview.
Good morning!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

AUTUMN RESORTS
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
~ How Old Arn,or Was Made.

Ancient armor cost money. A corl,'
plete iron suit 'of exclusive design
might "stick" the purchaser for as
much as $1,000, which, was a great
sum in those days. Baronial gentle
men, however, had their: own profes-
sionaI armorers to turn out such
metal garments. The common soldiers
vent to battle with nothing better to
protect them than leather jenkins and
steel caps. Recently samples were
taken from a dozen Of ancient pieces
and put through chemical and micro
scopical examination by experts in or
der to find out something about how
the stuff was made. 1t was found
that all the pieces thus tested were
made from very pure wrought iron,
converted into steel by the old "cemen-
tation" process. The original iron
was produced much like our modern
wrought iron. It was carbonized,
hammered into sheets and the sheets
welded together. The whole was
then hammered into shape while heat
ed and plunged into water, thus pro
ducing the final hardening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
SABBATH Day NOT SUNDAY.
Modern Writers Display an Amazing
CareIessness in Their Misuse +
5.....,. Of the Words. ~ ~ +

In English there is not more dell
mite word than sabbath, vet it is USED
with an amazing carelessness as
synonym for Sunday. The writer's and
translators Of the New Testament use
sabbath correctly, says a writer IN the
Brooklyn Eagle. %.sE 49,.
It is always Hebrew and in no In
stance is it associated with the ne"
Testament dispensation--now unlver-
sally known as Christianity. Indeed
the apostles were seyeerlselffn yyels ffnss sabbath,
II t9h4a ast,fey do not! have tito break.
sss@ sabbath and Sunday are observed
.onsseparate days, but this is not nec-
essary. as astronomy shows that the
identity of days from year to year Is
impossible; since the year and day
are incommensurable. The leap years
show that any given date varies
day; even this does not correct the
dates, as other corrections-the CEN
turial leap years-become necessary.
There is still deeper reason for dis
carding the severity of the sabbath,
namely, our seven-day week is un-
counted thousands Of years Older than
the book of Genesis. Evidence is very
strong that it was founded on quarter
Ing the sidereal month-the true
month";" Long before anything even
approaching astronomy. arose man no"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
NEW MODELS FOR vELvETEEN

NEW MODELS FOR vELvETEEN
For afternoon wear nothing could
be in better taste than the dark
brown velveteen frock pictured to
q, the left. It closes at the left side,
the front being slashed and rolled
back i'm one with the collar. The
skirt is laid in plaits at the sides
below the waistline. Medium size
requires yards 36-inch material.
BLACK velvet, which is appro-
PIRATE for all times of day, is COM
bined with biege satin to make the
second dress The embroidery on the
vest is in sbiege silk and silver. Rev
ers and gigd4e may be OF black satin,
il preferred. Medium size requires
5 yards 36.mch velvet and yard &c.
inch satin. :.
First Model: Pictorial Review
Dress No. 9O75. Sizes, "a to rs in
ches bust. Price, IS cents. ; \ 's..,. -,,..
Second Model: Dress No. 909s.
Sizes, 90 to SO inches bust. Price.
IS cents. = 7=.s, eysS s% =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
SET HARNESS FOR SALE

Bids will be received by City Coun-
Gil on Monday, April 4th, 1921, for
sale of one set of hand made harness
used by the Fire Department..
Certified check of 10 per cent to
accompany all bids. City council re-
serves right to reject any or all bids.
Fire harness may be examined at
Jacob Browns Harness Shop, 166
Third street, Bemidji, Minn.
GEO. STEIN, City Clerk.
3-1S-19-25-26-4-1-2.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
Rubber Pens.

Fountain pens are really made of
rubber, The pure rubber is mixed
with sulphur and heated In a few
hours the mixture rises to heat Of
three times the boiling point Of wa
ter. When it has cooled the substance
formed is known as vulcanite. Many
things besides fountain pens are made
from yu1canite, such as combs, but
tons and knifehandles.. It forms a
useful substitute for horn ivory and
Jet. a new method has just been dis
covered for vulcanizing rubber, and
this makes such articles much cheaper.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
ELKANAH ,COMMANDERY g.
>%"i=E.'1 's INSTAI,S NEW OFFICERS

The Elkanah Comm mandery No. 80,
Knights Templar, installed the fol-
lowing officers last evening: COM
mander, R. H.. Schumacher; general
issinlo, A. V. Garlock; captain-gen-
eral, M. e. Smith senior warden, &C..
S. Knight; Junior warden J. Leroy
ElWell; prelate, w, B, Stewart; !;
treasurer, C. w. Karfield; recorder,
A. B. Palmer. 4 -, r.. H.. -......,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
Not Without Some Truth.

Correspondent, referring to our note
on Interpretations Of Scripture by chill
dren, adds this one: Asked by his Sum
day school teacher to give the golden
text, a youngster recited: "He that
humpeth himself shall be exalted
Boston Transcript.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
MRS. GIVEN ENTERTAINS

Mrs. EJ.7 K Given entertained ten
friends at her apartment. in the Kap-
Ian fats yesterday afternoon. Miss
Charlotte Madison of Grand Rapids
was the guest of honor. The after
noon was enjoyab1y spent in sewing
and sociability, and Mrs. Given serv-
ed very nice lunch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
ENTERTAIN TONIGHT

Mrs. D. j. Moore is entertaining
this evening at her home, 1905 Lake
Boulevard. The guests of honor are
Mrs. H. Mayne Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer Bailey, and Mr.. Moore, whose
birth anniversaries all come today.
The evening will be spent in playing
bridge and dancing, and Mrs. Moore
has prepared a lovely lunch. Mr.. and
Mrs. H, Mayne Stanton are out of
town guests.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
Words Meaning Changed.

Going downstairs etymologically
means ascending. The Saxon "dun"
meant an upland or hill, and "a-dun"
meant descent. But in the course
Of time the proposition was omitted
and the word '"dun'' came to mean
down.