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Evening journal., 1921-04-20

above his head. 1T has been trailed
~ the dust by those who should
ave cherished and loved IT, Who
viii be the first to defend the glor-
GUS Stars and Stripes" Il expect
10 CO." Mckinley said. but I wish
irst to consult my mother" The
mother consented and back TO the
old Tavern he went. and proudly
-,gned his name on the list OF vol
rnteers. A few days later. the vol
.ir.tcers gathered on the village
green. ready to start for the state
initial The whole town came
out TO hid them goodbye. II was
s holiday in Poland. Mckinley s
r,other was there. and with God
bless YOU. my boy" she stood In tears
,s the last of the volunteers faded
from sight. Mckinley was very
fond OF his mother. She said Of her
SON when he became President:
William was always a good boy.
ould always depend upon him. He
never gave me cross word, and
ior't believe he ever told me a lie. '
With tears Of pride and JOY she wit
messed the inauguration OF her son
.s President Upon her return home
-he received each day a letter from
he White House from MY Will
liam"
William Mckinley served through
he Civil War with bravery and dis
lnction. and upon his return to Can
TON. Ohio. became lawyer. Later
ao became Congressman. then Gov.
.rnor and finally President.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20

YOUR LAST NAME
''S''''''is'ff Is n coNDTTs
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE.
-rirht 1a2n hv Tho Mcclure Newspaper SYNDICATE


This name was originally Conduit
or Conduit. and tho simplihed form
OF Condit seems 20 be more usual in
America than In England II not pc
culiar to America
10 was John Conduit who brought
the name to this country and who is
supposedly the ancestor Of all those
who call themselves COndit In this
country. He frequently spelled his
name Cundit or Cunditt. He came
over in 1871 from England with his
son Peter and settled in Newark.
Now Jersey. Here be married for
second time and had "a second SON
but ne died a minor. Peter. however.
had seven children TO carry on the
name and traditions Of the family.
The Condits have been prominent
In educational work In this country.
There was a clergyman OF the family
who refused 10 be president Of Rut-
gers College on the excuse that he
could not do this and al the same
time carry out his duties as min
lister. Others Of the family have rep
resented their States in the Senate
or House OF Representatives.
In England a John Conduit was
closely associated with Sir Isaac
Newton. 1t is supposed though not
definitely known that he was a close
kinsman OF the John Conduit who
came TO this country. The English
John Conduit was knighted and was
therefore known as Sir John Con
duitt. He became the husband OF
Catherine Barton - the widowed
niece OF Sir Isaac Newton, with
whom they resided who inherited Sir
Isaac's estate. Later he became war
den of the mint to succeed Sir Isaac
when he died. This wife of Sir Johr
Conduit was known as "the gay ant
witty Catherine Barton" and was be
fore her marriage better acquainted
with Charles Montagu, Earl Of Hall
fax. than was good for her reputa
tion. However. she became a dutifu
wife to Sir John Conduit and thei
one child. a daughter, married th'
eldest son OF Lord Lynington.
Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
new BOOKS FOR
THIS LIBRARY

Special 10 The Evening Journal
MIDDLETOWN. April 20.-The
members OF the library committee OF
the Middlotown public library have
these new books on the shelves Of
the library. THE Age Of lnno-
cence." Edith Wharton; The Brim-
ming Cup" Dorothy Canfield;
Jacobs Ladder" +. p. Oppenheim;
BILLY and the Major" Emma s.
Sampson: Miss Minerva" Z. S.
Sampson: '"The Mysterious Rider" ."
Zane Grey: The Mountebank." Will
liam j. Locke. Main Street" Sinclair
Lewis: "Potterism.' Rose Macauley;
THE Portygee," Joseph c.. Lincoln; {;
"Shavings." ]. c. Lincoln; Sisters
in-Iaw," Gertrude Atherton; "Shppy
McGee," NJ. c. Oemler; star Dust, ."
Fannie Hurst: TOP OF the World. "
Ethel NJ. Dell; Mr.. Ingleside," L.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20

While the parents OF William Mo
Kidley lived at Niles. Ohio. the soi
Waf born. His parents were mo-
wntt would be called well-to-do
pebble. but they were. by no mean.
as poor as Lincoln's family. AS "a
boyf william enjoyed skating. fish
ing land sports OF all kinds. As o.
his Skating. II is said by one OF his
chuf fns that ne could not do much a.
fancy figures. but he could beat lots
o. foys when Il came to a straight
out Trace. He'd swing along like .
steam engine, often with a stick ON
both hands and tippet flying from
around his neck and under his arms
IA 70 fishing It was said that he had
lre4t patience. He would sit foi
hours waiting for a bite. one da,
Re Dame home after dark. and his
mother inquired where ne had been
"T vas fishing mother" he replied
"Fifhing" said his mother. 81 don
see Any fish" I didn't catch any toe
day3 But I located a big fellow, and
I'll get him tomorrow"
When William was still a lad. Fort
Sunter was fired upon. and meet
inr iwas called at the old Sparrow
'-avkrn in the town of Poland q,
ton4der what should be done Nc
kiniey. with the rest OF the youni
men OF Poland. walked over TO the
tavern. The hall was decorated viii
red. white and blue. A recruiting
agent was there. "Our country
rag has been fired upon" nc said
as he pointed 10 the starry banno
Evening journal., 1921-04-20

collect. Caviar and goose hvers are
mostly what Anna ate declared
Reuben, hut she did not pass up
Italian olive oil. Norwegian sar-
dimes. nor Chinese bird nest pud-
dings said Reuben.
Month after month. starting from
September and ending in January
Of this year. Miss Luther dropped
into Reubens and secured appease-
ment for her hearty appetite with
such coarse corsels OF food as
satiate the palate of royalty and
chorus girls. he claims. and only
5000 OF the original s604.53 bill
would she ever pay.
Reubens is the same close-mar-
cined. small-prohted merchant
whom the courts a while back re-
fused to let charge S25 for a roast
ham.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20

the entertainment COMMITTEES. 47f7s1c
IL essential TO the settlement ef
present day political and economic
conditions. A musical Instrument n
a. necessary in The home as the
kitchen sink"
Harmony VIII be tho keynote OF
the aasemblage.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
RENO LOSES OUT
ON EASY DIVORCE

sPOKANE.-Two years from now
the old song. I'm on My Way Go
Reno" viii be rewritten into. I'm
Speeding ON to Spokane
Spokane is due 10 become the di-
vorce center of the United States
under a new divorce law which n
the most liberal in the world.
All that is necessary TO obtain .
divorce in Washington after June
this year is.
To establish residence here;
To prove you haven't lived with
YOUR wife or husband for FIVE years
40 publicity. no scandals.
The law IS retroactive. The five
year separation need not take place
In this state.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20

caRo the week Of May 0, when
100000 representatives Of the music
industry gather for annual conven-
ton.
Everything musical will be present
from jazz to grand opera French
harps to pipe organs.
Music drives away gloom" de-
clared Matt ]. Kennedy. chairman OF
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
10000 MUSIC MAKERS
GOING TO CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 20 Omitted Press)
The man who hath no music IN
his soul" is warned to avoid Chi
Evening journal., 1921-04-20

V. Lucas: The Empty House. "
Elizabeth Stuart phelphs; 'Labra-
dor Days" Wilfred r. Grenfell; THE
Cheerful Smugglers." Ellis Parker
Butler: johnny Appleseed," Flea
nor Atkinson; Dangerous Days. %
Mary Roberts Rinehart.
The last six books were presented
70 the library by Miss Blanche Grif-
fin. OF Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
THIS MOVIE ACTRESS
CERTAINLYLTVED WELL

NEW YORK-Avowing that Anna
Luther. moving picture actress. de-
voured s4O453 worth of delicacies
for which she did not pay, Reuben,
dolicatessener. has gone to court to
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
ben 8r1,oerg nro Dbeims g. S. Bar.

ben 8rlaoers nno Sbeimg -. S. Bar
Den Elm.
Ndd flint @oben tangent Be
#iude in Ser @roBita6t Seem Dorf, IN
Buffalo uno nnoeren sfdoter nno
Drtsaaften i'm gtaate Mem Dorf, no
.er in 8egleitung breier 5dneitern,
Ser ebrtp. 9enebiftinerinnen Mltonio,
Mfm nnb Maoegun6is, feline Bruoer
M1lgult @alter, Beter, Dalentin nno
George @nlter mnb cine 5btpeiter,
.6rau Monifn @eber. beitdte, IN Seem
Dorf Dem bobm.. P. BERNHARD, s.
g. s., ber@am gleiden Gage 0es Mo<
mats SUM-. piie er bas iilberne Sl1bt-
Mrm feierte, ietne Mlfpartl1ng mod
te u1,o a11f ser Niidreiie iid einer
Gaa IN gleteIanb, Ohio, anfbielt, 1T
am Iebfen Sreitng Ser bohtp. p. Ml-
to, 90. s.. pieber noblbebulten in
StSglnno eingetroffen.
- &opfmeben nno 8erltopfl1ng be-
rauben piele1t Sra1en Sic Sreube oes
2ebens. - &olliiters Modp Mol1ntnir
See ber6anft feline groBe 8eliebtbeit
BEL Srauen, melbe i'm itarf tnooiiie-
rem. So Murtin MpIitor.
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genstperten Winf fit iere, sic iid
Dem boben 8erufe Der Mranfenpfle~
&c mibmen. Mlttpod,abeuo fnnoen
i'm 4uoitorium Der aatbeoralbo9@
ihllle Die 3u Gbren Der nht3ebn
Rranfenpflegerinnen peranltaltsten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itatt, mo5l.
It'd cine groBe 4n5abl Grerloe uno
@onner beg ct. NapbaelS SospitalS
eingefnnoen bate. S1 oas FIR ben
gbrenabeno e%ntporfene Seitprogra1
5tparen neblt 0orleinnge11 uno mll1ta-
l1lben Nortragen als Heoner e1nge'
ld)lollen Ger bodm. Sel111tenfaier y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

'sfnlen uber sic @irtungen BON Ml-
fobol, Sabat uno Narfotifa auf oas
meni6lide Spitem.
Dulutb. SEEMS BON beioeu
55biffen tDur6e nennenstpert beId)a-
oigt, als 5reitagabeno Der Baliaaier-
banupfer 9ctrorara nit 400 Berloz
men an 8orb beim Gudmartsfqhren
aus ieinem Dod I'M @afen bon Du-
lutb 1T Dos nit 3ement belaoene
Jra6tibiff 5umuel Mfitdea binein-
fl1br. Foot elmer oberfla9liden I'm
terilldung ourb 6afenbeamte muroe
benz 8aiiagierbampfer bic 8eiter=
fabrt geltattet. Dnntelbeit nno WiB=
perlteben bon Signalen ioa ben 8u=
%iammenitoB be~rbeigefiigt baben.
8inona. Gin often geIaiiener
@niienibranf mabte es Ginbredern,
oie oem giiennarengeibdft bon S. 81.
aarien in Mabel I'M gountD 6ilmore
mie nod @inona beridtet miro, Ieidt,
iib 5reibeitsbonbs i'm @ert bon $50
900, 1otpie anbere 8on0s inn @er1
bon einigen b1noert Dollars nnb fiji
5000 8argelo nnb gbeds an%3ueignen
3ie Diebe tparen 6ur6 Elm Sinterfenz
tier i'm @ebdu6e eingeitiegen.
0ullntb. - Die 8ermaltung oe1
Snoianer : Mngelegenbeiten in Win.
neiota miro in naber 3ufunft 5entru.
liiiert nn0 bon elmer ein5igen Steae
aus fontroaiert mer6en mie CHARLES
$. 8urfe, @ommiliar fir Snoianer:
Mngelegenbeiten I'M 3epartement see
Snnerll, ali Sreitag in DULUTH al1.
fii1i0igte. Ct trai nit Dem Dampfei
bon Buffalo ein nnb reiiie 6alb oa:
raul meiter, I'M ieinc Sulpeftionsrei
ie fcrt5nieben, Sic ibn Dl1rb Wi1tne:
iota nn6 big nub Seattle, ,8aib.
,bringen miro. @pbin Ste j3entral
iteae berlegt meroen miro, lit nod
ni6t beitimmt. @eiter erflGrte Som.
miiiar 8nrte, baB sic 8%unbesgeriG.
te 6emnd6it erin6t merben ioGen, bif
I6roge Der S%1,risoiftion 5mifden ser
poubliitigen S%noianern nno Sen ge
mii6ten Snbianern 5u enti6eiben
beioe9 Harteien baben &on5ile ms Sc
ben ger1fen nn6 befampfen fi6 ge:
%genieitig. 9ie 1@emiidten" iino ii
Der n%eber5abl. Sci gnti6ei6ung 6e1
Surisoiftion ban0elt es 1i9 laut SIN:
gaben 8lrfes Inn @alolon6 in Sci
Re6 Cafe &eierbation nno nm be-
|itimmte Snmpflanoereien i'm Sc.
%lammtpert bon mebreren Minionen
collars. @s iit m0glid, 10 fiigte Ell
btn5n, 6aB aud Elm 8erfabren geger
ben 5tant Minneiota eingeleitet ner=
0en mrB, neil Die Staatsregierl1na
qemife Mnipride ol1f 6as frugli6e
2an6 erbebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11

murbe freigeiproden. Hidter 8age
Morris fanote 8irs auf Elm Sabr uno
einen Gag mad 2eaDentportb un0 ber>
urteilte Nan 8ie 5u $1,000 @eloitra.
R. Ser @idter erfldrte, er iueroe benz
@aroen bon 2eabentDortb empfeblen,
baB Birs, ben er fir irriinnig balte,
nod Der Hegierungs : Srrenanltalt
in 8aibington geibidt tperoe. 9ie
Mngeflagten batten inter Der 2eitnug
bon 8irs, Der in Sarge inter benz
Namen Der &anin6en!a6nig" be-
FAINT lit, einen Blan our 3ubt con
&anin6en un0 gum gertauf Der Seize
ausgearbeitet.
8abpeton. 49, Der funfunole95ig-
labrige SenrD Qunmme erlng am
Gonneritag 8erlebungen; Die er ii9
am Gage porber auf ieiner bei Sab
peton g%elegenen Jarm beim Durdge,
ben ieines @eipanns 5uge3ogen bat<
te. Sic Dor cine Binoemaidine ae-
ipannten Eferoe batten geideut, bod
mar es Guamme gelungen, tie gum
Ste6en 5n bringen. or iteute iid Dor
Dos 8eipann, Inn am @eidirr etpas
in Sr6nung 5u %bringen, ais ploblid
Elm Safe porbeii6oB nno Die 8fer6e
bon ne11em iheu ma9te. Quamme
mur6e 5n 8o6en geporf en un6 cine
Strede melt mitgeidleppt, mobei er
1i6 i6tpere S6nittmunben a1n @ez
ii6t, einen Siftenbrn6 uno innere
gerletungen 5u5og.
@arri1on. - 6. 81. Gon6on. Sa=
gel8 erii6erungsagent, iteate felt,ooB
BET SEM Iebten @agelmetter muir Die
lSarm bon 6ranf @pitanid betroffen
Itpuroe. @dbren6 6ie onberen Sarmen
DerI6ont blieben, erlitt Spitanid Ell
men S9ooen bon rs Bro5ent.
San &oof. - &aro sc. @orn, ser
lebte @duptling oes 5tammes Der
@res 8ertre- Sn6ianer, lit bier nod
ffur5er &ranfbeit I'M Mlter bon SO
Sabren gel torben.
Wan6an. - Sobn 8opelfe, As
Sabre ali, fdoB fih 6ieier Gage nit
einem @efpebr BEN &opf ab. 8or feds
Sabren batte fem 8ater, 5ranf So
pelfe, elm Tnrmer, megen i9ledter
grnten ieinem 2eben al1f oieielbe Mrt
Elm @n6e gma6t.
8alD gitD. - S9nlinperintenbent
Sobnion bat Sdqe ent6edt, mo- &in<
ser bonn G6ulbeiub ~abgebalten mer=
6en, I'M 5u Sau1e 5u belfen. gr erlieB
6esbab cine 8arm1ng an Die @l
tern. 8enn bie &in6er abioIut 5ura
&ilfe notig iin6, 10 miilien bei6more<
ne Musiagen beim Staatsan1palt ge=
ma6t mer6en.
Sarge. 8nn6esmaridan S.
DopIe bon Nortb Dnfota lit in elrent
lShvibcn 8unoes @eneraIannnlt
Smc::.yys rcbsa1ele.;l wc::tn, ici=
re. allfieo gu ncbn1cn. <om1i ein
n>aer Muri1a4 e:::::::.t :uerScn son=
ncr IN Sarge ti IS. Spple n,er>
|oe dobrideinli9 nidt geben, ebe &C.
motor Mcgumber (Mep.) Sic grnen<
nang s. S. Sbeas bon 8abpeton, Ser
ben Soften ibor1 friiber inne botte,
gu ieirem Ma6folger peripro6en bo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-11
Voro=Odfota

Sarge. - 6. 50. Birs un6 6. San
8ie, 8rdiioent be5p. 5efretGr-G hoB=
meiiter Ser banferotten Sur & 5pe=
cialtD 5urming Company bon Sar=
go, tp1rben am Dienitag bon ben Sc
idmorenen I'M 8nn0esgeridt idnl6ig
befun6en, Die SOFT gu betriigerifden
81peden miBbrau9t gu baben. Ser
brittle Mngeflagte 6. u. Mnberion
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<lttltltS Wv
81. Saul. - .Nep. Sobn S, @oof,
bon Hing1teo, Soma, tpnroe am 9on=
nerltag obne 3ulaiiung ms Gountp-
j@efangnis in 81. Yaul geifedt, nad=
oem Ser Gbineie MoD SEES bon ieinem
Mntomobil iiberfabren. un0 toolib
perleBt morDen NOR. HeD. @oof meiit
|ieoe 5Gnl6 bon li6 nn6 bebanptet,
Ser @bineie babe einem 9ditauto aus-
biegen molten un0 lei 5nrild- nno oi-
reft Dor fem, @oofs, Mutomobil gez
treten. Das 5taats0epartement
fir 9un6mirti6aft bat bereitS Sorml-
lare an. @an0, I'M o%ieielben mod Gin
bringe11 ser @rnte an Die Sarmer gu
lbiden, mel6e 6arauf tire 8etriebs=
unfoiten bere6nen lolen. 9aonrb
nil Ser 5taat erfabren, Oh 6ie Wfi1=
neiota'er 5armer nit @epim ober
'Berluit orbeiten nn6 pie groB beioes
liein miro.
minneapolis garl Gbriltianion,
Der 5ebn5qbrige Sobn Brofelior S.
|Melius @briitianlonS Don1 81. Olaf
College III Minneapolis, mel9er am
|Sonntag 3uiammen nit 5ebn anoeren
Berlonen BEL einem 3%ulammenltoB
6piiden einem gl1tomobil unb elmer
.5traBenbabn nabe 2afe Minnetonfa
berleBt mor6en NOR, itarb an Diem
itug. @r batte BEL Der @rploiion 0es
8en5inbebailters idnDere 8%ranorpun-
SEN erlitten. 8ran @briltianion un6
Elm onoerer, iebg Sabre alter Sobn,
idtpeben nod INNER 5ruii6en 2eben
unb 500. - 81. 6. EomnleD, 8rdii-
bent Der Nonpartiian 2eogue;I miro
gegen feline 8renrteilnng apegen am
.gebliber nebertret1ng bes Mufr11br<
geiebes bon Minnelotn beim 8nnoes-
obergeri9t 8erufung einreiden, mie
1ein Mntpolt 8ince q. Dap bier NIT
teilte. Dnr9 Die 8ernfl1ng miro Die
iiber GonnleD nnb Soiepb Gilbert
berbdngte 5trafe bon 90 Sagen @aft
altfge16oben merben.
Gulutb. - @iuiom M%relrnbe, cil1
8oIi5iit bon 3i1lutb, befinoet iib in.
Saft; in5miiben miro Elm @eriibt un=
ttcrindt oaB CT in 8lDmoutb, Mi6,
inter Ser Mnflage 0es Ginbru1s ge=
miinidt mer6e. 5ein Nmtsitern tp11roe
ibm am Dienftag nbgenon1men. or
NOR am I. Suli als 8oli5iit nngeTteGt
morben.
8aieca. Glrani McgooI, Der in
gerbinoung nit Dem Dor rier SSabbren
an George gonnerD begangenen
MorA3 al 80 Snbren 3ubtbnus per-
,1rteiIt murDe 1tn64nm Montng. aus
benz itaatlider ct. Beter &ospital
fir irr1innige Derbreder in 8nieca
ent{prnngen nor, lit Mittmo9 frib
bonn ltoatliden Siherbeitsbeamten
Sranf 3bittier nnb BON 6. 8. Nel=
Jon, Sefret6ir @arben Snnibans, auf
elmer 2anbitraBe 5uiiden Stem Sid
Iano un6 GILBERT Sea eingefangen
mor6en. NeIfon melbete mud Wnieca,
56aB McgooI feinen @iberitnnb ge=
'reiifet babe nn6 811rudbaltem gene
len iei, als er befragt ml1rbe, mas ct
felt feiner sSSlr1dt aug Der Mnftalt ge=
ton babe.
Smo &nrbors. @singei6loIien inS
elmer brennenben S6eune nnf Ser
sSarm bon Mrfbnr Sreibnrg, nabe Die
ier Stabt, fnnb beffen bteridbriger
Sobn Mrfbur u1b beiien ebenfo otter
'5pielgefdhbrte Carl Gingbore Mitt-
nodnadniittttag ibren Sob ii Ben
SInmrnen. 8mei @drnerooen, neIde
iiid IN 5iherbeit bringen fornten,
butten III ibrer Mngft cine htDere
Cir suapshIaqe11 Sic Sic Surtqert bon
iinnen nidhrt 0ffnen fonnten. Sic @iir<
6ern iol1en nit 33itoboI5ern gefpieH
M,ltin. Cine grrniiffana SET giii-
der seq Defra1oanten 81. S. sbon1=
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Sn benz @eb6n6e an Ode bon B.
Qbenae uno eriter 5trnBe iii0Ii@ ia.
ben g. g. &otb unb g.. 6. Ge0e bon
minneapolis, 5fpei in ibrem Sadie
erfabrene Wednner nrter 0em Ramen
|2incoln Do1gbnut Shop cine nel,e
|9dferei er0ffnet un6 mer6en 5ugleb
|leidten u2nn6" ierDieren.
Die 5miihen Ser Staot ct.
CLOUD unb Der Bublic Serbice Cont
panD felt langem IN Ser Sdpebe be-
|fin0liGe @asraten<M ngelegenbet ioa
nun enolid Dor Dem Ser 5tauten.
Sbergeribt tire grleoigung inben.
Ss5ene s5tpei 5liibtlinge 1rat1pers
CHARLES SenrD nno Bictor gbriitinn-
ion, melde am %. Snli aus Der
staats=GeformanitaH enttffanen un6
permittelit eines Soro M11tos bes SSrr-
genieuren Ser 8erbeiiernngsanitalt
ibre 6lltdt ermogltbten, iino letten
Donneritagmorgen in Sairmom s..
.. bonn gbef Der oortigen 8oli5ei
etngefangen unb BON 5pei 8eamten
Der &eformanitaH nod ct. CLOUD ge-
bra6t norben. Dns geltoblene Nu@
.tomobH befano ffiid nod in ibrem Be
iit.
aaufmof111 Soiepb 8iebI utno
@emnblin nebit Sobn @iIbelm unb
Coffin bon Hncine, isis, trnfen an
8ieritag Der M1tto al mebrt1gigen 8e
inb Ser Gar1fIie bres bier iDobnen-
Daily picayune., 1921-05-04
STOMACH TROUBLES Indiana Lady Had Something Like Indigestion Until She Took
 Black-Draught, Then
 Got All Right.

Seymour, Ind.-"Some time ago ! had a sick spell. something like indt gestion," writes Mrs. Clara Peacock. of Route 6. this place. Il would get very sick at the stomach, and spit or vomit, especially in the mornings.
 "Then I began the use of Thedforda Black Draught, after had tried other medicines. The Black-Draught re Neved me more than anything that took. and got all right
 "I haven't found anything better than Black-Draught when suffering trom trouble caused by constipation Q b easy and sure. Can be taken In Gmall doses or large ss the case caih 0er."
 When you have sick stomach. indt gegtion, headache. constipation. os ether disagreeable symptoms. take Black -Draught to help keep your system free from poison.
 Thedford's Black-Draught is made from purely vegetable ingredients octs in a gentle. natural way, and has Oo bad aftereffects. It may be safely taken by young or old.
 Get . package of Black -Draught to 1ny. Insist on the genuine, Thedford's
 At ycur druggists NCl4'
Daily picayune., 1921-05-04
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

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 Advertising copy for use in the week u Picayune should reach this office not later than Wednesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the character. standing or reputation of any individual, firm or corporation ap- bearing in The Picayune will be promptly corrected If brought to the attention of the publisher Statements of facts however will not be retracted,
Daily picayune., 1921-05-04
FRIENDLY SPIRIT.

The Odd Fellows meeting last night was another lesson of the benefit of the get together spirit. Not only the Odd Fellows and their wives and children were there, but the celebration was en- loved by several others who were not members of the order.
 It was friendly meeting of friends forming new acquaintanceS, and i'm bibing the blessings of unselfish aSSo ciation-the true spirit of kindtleSs and brotherly love Life is too short for us to Seclude ourselves in the closet of self iSfactiOn-giving no thought to the welfare and happiness of the neighbor across the way. If one thinks there is any permanent pleasure in ut ter selfishneSS he thinks wrong There will come day possibly when he would give all in his possession fog the friend ly greeting of those he shuns today. But go ahead if you care, with your li'- tie self importance your little self eS- teem. because you are trying only to fool yourself into believing that you are having Il good time Better though. it you have sense enough. to come out from under cover and enjoy some of the pleasures here on earth in the midst of your fellow men. for thryr ~ only n bare chance thaf the self sh man VII better himself in the great beyond
Daily picayune., 1921-05-04

Entered as second class matter Jan uary 5, 1921, at the post office ct Pres colt. Arkansas, under the Act of March .. 1S79"
Daily picayune., 1921-05-04

Hemst tching, pieoting and pleat.ng neatly done, prices reasonable. Third Door from postoff.ce, Mrs. W. O. Al len, phone 21. 4-20 tf
Daily picayune., 1921-05-04

Instead of once weke, the Plcay- une will come to you 6 times week
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-21
MISSIOryARYIN INDIA, r.. -. g. =:
'- SPEAKS HERE TOMORROW

An address will be given Thursday
night in St. Paul's Evangelical church
by Rev. H. A. Feierabend of Mahassa
Mudrah, Central Provinces of India,
who is in America on f'orlo"qh. Row.
Feierabend has been in India for
about 10 years as missionary for the
Evangelical Synod of America and
during that period has had many in
interesting experience. These he will
relate Thursday night He will also
tell of the customs, habits and general
life of the natives OF. the portion of
the country in which .shesathas been
working. The address will be given
with lantern slides. No admission
will be made and every person is
welcome.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-21
FARGO SHERIFF RECEIVERS
SIX STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
(By United Press)

Fargo, N. D., Sept. Zl.-Sheriff
Fred Kramer today was somewhere
between here and Minot blowing
through muddy roads with his cara
van of six recovered cars. The cars,
not one of which is under $4,000 in
value, were located in Montana and
Canada. The sheriff got the "hunch,"
on which he worked, while question:
ing two alleged bandits arrested here
last week. A gun battle Monday eve
ming, in which one man was wounded,
indicated that the work of the sheriff
was goading the bandit ring to des-
peration.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-21
PENROSE REPORTS TAX
REVISION BILL TODAY
(By United Press)

Washington, Sept. 21.-Congrcss
was back on the job today ready to
jam through the administrations reg
ulation program. Both houses met
at noon with prospects Of continuing
session until late into next year.
The OO,OO0.O00 tax revision
bill was reported to the senate by
Senator Penrose. No eleventh hour
changes we're made.
The three peace treaties were car
ried to the senate by the White
House messenger. In reporting the
tav measures Senator Penrose said
consideration wiuld not begin until
Monday, so that returned senators
may have an opportunity to study it's
provisions.