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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-11

IEiIs total national budget for the
yesx endiEx Jssse 30, 1s2c. MAS 81
6s4oQJs7o54T OF TIL. more than
~ pr ccnt was Tor expenditures
nrisf1ty. fran recent and previous WARS
Onis astfisle mere than one per cent
Nax spr researef and education. The
axcgsge. Lanaiiy contributes annually
tcxaYd perpetrators for future 1are
SSsg0. and 4 still larger payment on
6xhxa contracted for ga. Hs&~s.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-11
Etiquette for the Visitor.

IL you are company in a house. and
tire fablecloth with a SPOT on 1T is
placed on the table a second time,
take the limits rii.e for you 10 20
silorie-AtcI4essn Globe
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-11

At Inc e'ectian' : aGs- Ct-4s Mil
ARENA simon BaIBa4g and e.. 2
Bercae.1 we're chosen e ~pfxIGsal laa-
Fv tne Republicans
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-11

1HE 1t55he business anpears TO be
= G-again-On-axxin-Finnega al
~ The great railway stafke that
N11Se threatened WAS M soones salts
Eaeforily ecftled ttan The eft coal
mners commenced 10 tie up the coal
upes u Indizna and Virginia, With
y possible eiOse W 1ser the entire
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-11

mortgage.
THAD I. FILLER. Attorney for
Mortgage, Milbanl.. s. D.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-03-31

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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

vented Colombia from attempting to suppress Pres- dent Wilson several times urged the ratification of this treaty, and he supported by Senator Lodge the ranking Republican member of the Senate Foreign Relations Commttee its chairman. President Taft had also recommended that pay Colombia for Panama. However many Senators have hereto fore contended that the payment of anything Co., lonbia for Panama would be slap in the face Of P Roosevelt that ratification Of the treaty lad been prevented though it has been brought to a vote The recommendation of President Harding for it's ratification may be the turning point in it's faYor SFsstffft
 It has been contended in behalf of this Colombian treaty that whether ought to pay Colombia any thing in connection with the matter the other countries of South AmercaeNKluk ought to- and therefore, should accept theFNerdict of the jority and make the payment. By accepting this position, it has been pointed out, we may indemnify Colombia, satisfy her pride.spay graceful tribute to south American public opinion and not offend the memory of President Roosevelt The friends of the latter, however, have thus far refused to accept
 his theory
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
OPPORTUNITIES FOR HOOVER.

That strong man often makes position that formerly was thought to be more less unimport- ant of great influence and power for good is taught by the events of the past For instance, upon time the Chairman of the Finance Committee was very strong and dominating character and he became the leader of Tammary. tl, the hea1 1i that organization. Ever since that time the leader Of Jammany has been :he Chairman oi h" tiaanne CCGnittee. Today .ew Ieople know is the Saciem of Tammany ut everybody Knows about Charles F. Murphy, Chairman of the Finance Com mittee. The appointment ot strong to tIe Pre- miershp of British Cabi1e-s had great deal to dc with the co,stantly 1watIls Importance of Eng fish Kings. And we have see1 tIa ething occur in many corpolations and business enterprises
 And we are ,lhry likely another illustraticn of this phase of affairs in the appointment Of Her bert Hoover to be Secretary of Commerce. Heretofore
 that portfolio has been regarded of the Cabinet positions. Mir. Hoover is likely make it one of the largest, because he is strong man. and the position of Secretary of Commerce is capable Of wonderful expansion. American commerce is be- coming more and more international all the time Therefore it is intimately concerned with foreign policies and our dipolmatic and consular service. It. also, is very much involved with tariff policies as well as our financial and banking arrangements and policies The bare statement of the facts opens to the imagination vstas of possibilities for Hoover; It would not be surprising, after few years Hoover if we should think of gerat many things that shipping laws and aids to navigation when we con slider the Department of Commerce.
 The circumstance that have a Hughes at the head of our foreign affairs adds to possibilities of this department of the Eexecutive branch of the Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
The Weapon of Progress.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)


 Enorts to develop more friendly relations between me United States and South Central American co1htrles are bearing fruit day by day. Latin sls- lcloh or our motives is fast disappearing before the concrete evidences of, national sincerity and sym pahec understanding offered particularly by Amer lea business men. These good offices are heinz leelFed with cordial appreciation by the people of th southern countries. Great days are coming To asslst present promises to earlier fulfment the youne men oi the Latin republics coming to be instructed m our institutions of learning An army of energetic }ouhs business men has invaded the lands of taa South 10 learn at first hand the things most esscn ua 10 know in order to enable thems to assist in me establishment of permanent prosperous trade relations. ~
 But, perhaps. the most gratifying evidence along .He me oi effort to cement the bonds of friendship p1Weeh the nations of the hemisphere is to he fou,d III me invitation extended by Peru aand other states 0 groups of educators from the United States
 Fresh expert criticism from the outside is deSired oy these progressive commonwealths. Respondino to his invitation 20 American educators are now rnl heir way to Peru. Their mission will not take tba- ioFh oi mere summer holiday It is not the inten- uon to rest satisfied with superficial survey They VIII remain to prove the merit of their educational Fecomme endations and practices by helping to carry them out. '
 This is the kind of peaceful invasion which r,rst ToVe to be Of inealculable value not only to rho ''ople or Peru, but to our own people as well Edr &poh Is the most efficient weapon of progress ihrough its enlightening influence more speedily will ome the practical union vast populations irdr,d n purpose and interest
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Luke McLuke Says

The woman who has to water two gold fish and launder poodle knows that the woman who has nothing but four children to look after doesn't know what Maternal Care is.
 There will always be battles as long as husbands and wives try to do the thinking for each other.
 Once in a while you will meet a stubborn GUS who is so far behind the times that he ought to be stuffed and sent to a museum.
 Anyway, woman would rather admit that she is Strong Minded than to admit that she is Wrong Minded.
 Even when woman has to use shoe horn to get her skirt on she hates to admit that she is getting Stout. ,t
 Say something complimentary to your wife every day and you will remove one wrinkle from her brow.
 Perhaps you would not talk so much if you stopped to think that people do not pay any attention to 99 out of every 100 words you utter. ss.Women are smarter than men. If mans vest buttoned up the back he couldn't put it on without help. . It's is mighty good thing that this is a warm, open Winter. Other wise most of the girls would have frozen to death
 A wise wife knows that she can jolly a lot more out of her husband than she can nag out of him.
 When a girl falls down she would rather break a leg than to have a hole in her stocking.
 Every man tries to save money by telling his wife that men never notice what women have on.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
HARDING URGES COLOMBIAN TREATY

President Harding hes osked for the ratification Of the Colombian treaty, negotiated by William J. Bryan when he Secretary of State. Ii obligates the United States to pay Colombia S25 900 GOO for Panama which became Independent country through a revelation which the United States pre-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

Former Secretary Colby says Americans should give more attention to the study of foreign languages II they would have their country become influential ia the trade and ways of the world He contends that American representatives in South America will b. "haldng and disappointing until they learn to speak the beautiful tongue of the Portuguese or Spanish"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

Argentina will soon offer bond issue to New York bankers of $50, O00,000, and Brazil will ask Tor $30,000,00O there. Chile has just placed a loan !" New fork American banks are doing their best to carry all the good loans possible from South American countries wherever the lending of money will aid American commerce
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Oh! 1!
The Slow Line

The fussy man was grumbline about the slowness of the train he was riding on. It was. more than an a nothing g-to-worry-a way.
 Hey" said the fussy man to the Brakeman. This is the blankety- blankest no-count road in the worldi"
 "Oh, it aint so bad" defended. the Brakeman. q been on this road for fifteen years, and"
 "Fifteen years!" interrupted the fussy man. For heavens sake. what station did you get on at?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Firms Is Firms

Maybe they arc in the hot dog business. Anyway, the Canine In vestment Company is doing busi- ness in Crawfordyille. Ind
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

Secretary Mellons request that all branches of the Government exercise rigid economy is strictly in accord with the need of the times
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

An army of 25,000 invade Germany unre- sisted How things have changed since the days when William Hohenzollern was the most powerful Monarch of Europe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Our Daily Special

You Can Make A Noise In The World By Keeping Your Mouth Shut.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

The greatest of New York murder mysteries wouId ,, to pc that m which the murderer is caught and onyicted-f Boston Transcriptl
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Yum. Yum!

Speaking of the new recipes, you can get the latest from Olive Pan cake of Ohio City, Ohio.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

somebody i'll London is proposing to abolish tea fhkng in England. Oh. if they like it. there is no reason why it shouldn't be abolished Houston Post) '''0US'O"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

Mr Bryan explains that he is opposing the Me Aooo as well as the Cox wings Pittsburgh Dis )atch) ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
BITS OF BY-PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 EnQ uirer
Our Joe Miller Contest

Our Joe Miller Contest
 Charles Roth claims the oldest joke is the one about the Irishman and his wife who were looking at a picture showing man hanging from rope suspended from the top of a high cliff.
 My, my!". said Mrs. Brogan. What would happen to the poor man if that rope broke,'
 "Nawthin would happen to him, replied Mir" Brogan If the rope broke, he would have sinse enough to let go of it, wouldn't he?'
 Is That Sol
 Charley Hadley tells us that it rains pitchforks to enable the farm CTS to make hay while the sun shines.
 All in Favor Will Say Aye"
 How about letting Minor Reason, the L. and N. Baggage Agent at Guthrie, Ky, into the Names Is Names Club?
 How Much For the Hood?
 Sign on a sfore in Detroit, Mich: Automobiles Washed In The Rear -$150." We'd Like To Nurse Her All Day! (Ad in Middletown, O., SignaD WANTED-A high school girl to nurse in the afternoon. Apply sol s. Main.
 Our Daily Special
 The Road To Success Is Lined With Toll Gates.
 The Wise Fool
 Riches have wings observed the Sage.
 Maybe, commented the fool, But Poverty gets to you quicker. "It says here that 'Mainwaring looked daggers at Locksley,'" said the Old Fogy disguBtedly as he tossed aside the novel he was read ing How can a man look dag gers?" Maybe he had steely glitter in his eye commented the Crouch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

All in Favor Will Say, Aye"
 How about letting Minor Reason, he L. and N. Baggage Agent at iuthrie, Ky, into the Names Is Names Club? '
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Is That So!

Is That So! Charley Hadley tells us that it rains pitchforks to enable the farm CTS to make hay while the sun shines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
The Wise Fool

Riches have wings observed the Sage.
 Maybe, commented the fool. But Poverty gets to you quicker. ,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

our Daily Special The Road To Success Is Lined With Toll Gates.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

How Much For the Hood?
 Sign on a 'sfore in Detroit, Mich. Automobiles Washed In The Real -$150."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

We'd Like To Nurse Her All Day! (Ad in Middletown, O., News SignaD
 WANTED-A high school girl to nurse in the afternoon. Apply sol s. Main.
The Washington times., 1921-06-04
AGENTS AND Statesmen

ARE you Anxious TO equip yourself for
a good paying business without Interior
ence with your present work. The
In excess of $4,000 per annum. Several
made In excess of &c. 900. No capital, en-
perience or expense required. Only intel
ligent effort. good character. and refer
ences- Text books free. Wide field Of OPP
portunity for men and women OF all ages
and walks OF life. Services of highly paid
teachers free to you. Enroll now. Next
class of night school will start June is
or sooner. Address BOX Ala Times Office
The Washington times., 1921-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


ARE you ANXIOUS to equip yourself for
ence with your present work? The
smallest amount made by any full time
In excess of $2.40Q per annum Several
made In exces Of $4,000. No capital, ex-
perience or expense required. Only intel
ences Text books free. Wide field of OPP
portunity for men and women of all ages
teachers free to you. Enroll now Next
class of night school will start June is
or sooner. Address BOX 200. Times offics.
BAKERY and lunch: stock, fixtures and
property; one OF the best In washington
Well esta blished and doing q good business
House and store modern II you are look
ing for . real business don't miss this.
WILDMAN & CO.
9th and II ", w. Frank. sos
CAFE for sale; good proposition; terms.
Call Franklin b193
The Washington times., 1921-06-04

sxcellsnt condition; recently painted
good tires.
GPEEDeTER-s1so. terms: wire wheels
and new fires. run less than 500 'miles
BU!Ck--Iourtng. &i96. terms: everything
ADovt tnis car L in excelisnt condition.
OLD1MOBlLE--Tourfn ttS6, terms; 1e1 :
model, S-cylinder; this il an excellent
s fs,i eor ~ the man who wishes car for
In family 49, i.
Tokp-coape. ts7t; the wise man always
makes provision for . rainy day.
FOkD-Ton truck, t37s. terms: q money
maker for the man who wishes to so In
business for himself
PAI0E-spesdster, slss. terms: classy
car for the young man.
The above cars all are In excellent
mechanicsl condition i
MR.. SLATTERY,
as O Ut. NV. Frank. sass.
The Washington times., 1921-06-04

YOUNG MEN and boys with wheels steady
ct. N, W.
The Washington times., 1921-06-04
CYLINDER AND ROTARY pREssMEN
Wanted BY
CURTIS PUBLISHING Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.

lS-hour week. Permanent work
ut wages ranging from $50 to $58
work. Open shop. Only frst-class
workmen will be considered.
The Washington times., 1921-06-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ARE you looking for truck roadster
with lots Of pep7 II 20, communicate
With BOX A-e. Times office
$500 DOWN and balance on easy monthly
Payments buys late 1920 Chevrolet, <e0
touring car; In perfect order Mr.. BRY-
ANT. 1923 Conn. ave. Main 1876.
The Washington times., 1921-06-04

Write for appointment for H. STEEL. Curtis
Publishing Co. Representative HOTEL RALEIGH, WASHING
TOM D. C, to c. A. wRAY Curtis Publishing Repre-
sentative EMERSON HOTEL. BALTIMORE MD, giving your
experience in detail.
Give at least two references quality your workman
ship and personal character application will be treated
confdentialy.
Evening star., 1921-11-27
Glad 7idings for Santa and Dad!
TOYS Are 30 Per Cent Cheuper

this year; ; But ~. last year their cost
There are plenty Of young colts
on display. too. With real horse
hide covering and genuine horse
hair, they oome from Scotland.
wherA prices Are comparatively
hiEh for toys az is the x,,ss S.ss
The great volume Of German
toys 10 said to be the reason for
cheaper prices. From the looks Of
articles coming over from that
country, ie was said, It would be
hard to believe that 0ermsn toy
makers are really wearing paper
clothes and wooden shoes.
EducA tionai toys Are the vogue.
Exhibitions Of these toys and
games, In which are included
spelling. drawing and painting
sets. were on sale at one large
metsly two weeks BEFORE schedule
On account Of the demand.
One shipment Of . gAnas-toy
which has spelling ~ its founda-
ton already 10 practically sold out
and another II on the way.
Athletic toys also srs holding
their own.
roy swords ana guns, however.
are not receiving the attention
which they demanded during the
days when armies were fighting
overseas. They are in the stores,
to be sure. but the youngsters
have lost much Of the military
fever which was present when big
brothers and. in some cases. ia
thers, were wearing olive drab and
shouldering guns OF which the
smaller ones were models.
Evening star., 1921-11-27
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November So
ChfistmAs seals at one penny each
ana health bonds in denominations Of
800. $50. $25. $to and Is are now be.
ine offered fer sale by the local
branch Of the Virginia Anti-Tubercu-
years the Alexandri Anti-Tubercu-
losis Society has been a most active
agency in the protection of health Of
the community. Under its direction
clinics have been held, trained and
efficient nurses have been visiting the
homes Of the sick. besides nursing
The work OF the society has been
extended to include all sich, whether
tubercular or not. In cases Of great
distress the patients have been sent
to the state sanatorium, the trans
portation, medical attention. board
and necessary comforts being given
the patients.
The Christmas seals are on sale at
all drug stores. banks and by COM
mittees.
Patriotic and Thankssivine SER
vices will be held at Tao o'clock to-
Church. and a special sermon win be
pastor. Members Of James w. jack.
son Council. No. 55,' junior order Of
United American Meohnics: Belle
Haven Council. No. 81. Junior Order
of,U 81 United G.a19 american Mechnics; Friend:
Liberty. and Mount Vernon Council,
No. !, and Martha Washington Coun-
ell. Daughters Of America will attend.
Mrs. Thomas q. Winter. president
OF the General Federation of Wo-
ron Club next Friday night. Miss
Helen N. Cummings Of this city, d.
rector of the clubs in Virginia, has
accepted an invitation to attend the
luncheon which will be given Mrs.
Winter BY the Federation Of the Dis
Monday aftSrnoon at the Raleigh Ho.
tel, Washington.
A Complete unit Of the woman's
National Foundation was organized
yestsrdAy afternoon at . meeting
@ held at ths residence Of Mr.; ". ..
den was chosen chairman. Mrs. o. A.
Graham treasured Miss Helen. N.Cum-
mfn1s explained the program Of or
ganization. 1t was announced that at
tendon Calhoun viii address the three
Units in this city.
Evangelistfc services will be opened
ct the First Baptist Church tomorrow.
At the morning services the pastor.
on the New Birth" and Rev. W. II.
Hrannock Of Baltimore will preach
his first sermon at the evening serV-
ice. Members Of all Of the churches
are invited to come and participate in
the services.
The Fairfax county authorities will
Investigate the shooting Of J. W.
9lmrns. q hfteen-yeaf-old son Of Ern.
ct simms, who lives near Pohiek
Church. who is alleged to have been
shot in the shoulder last Thursday
by A. J. Payne. federal game warden
in that county. At the time young
6imms had with him three compan-
ions. Eddie Denty, Harold Blake and
Willard L. Lynn. all Of whom were
going. on a hunting trip. it Is re-
The Columbian Players Friday
night, December 9, will give an eight
act vaudeville show at the Lyceum
Hall. These players have heretofore
starred in musical comedies and min.
Evening star., 1921-11-27

When Old Santa Claus comes %
look at the price tags on the ship
ments Of toys erriving q the
North Pole this month hs 10 going
to nnd that the average prios 10
% per cent cheaper than last year.
And many Of tho toys.--thoush
they may not display that oncss
proud sign, Made in Germany
will be the products Of German toy
shops, nevertheless.
This Information was obtained
after = survey OF the toy depart.
ments In big Washing eton stores and
an Interview with the buyer Of toys
for one Of the largest Of these
establishments yesterday.
Among other things which Santa
.the rsdoubtabls Pogo stick" a.. rs
stilt for = one legged psr1on.
rhers's only . single stick. but
there are two plaCee on the shank
About SIX or eight inches from the
freund on. which the feet Of the
"peeo stiokef' are placed. It 10
op1ra&ed BY hopping. The down.
ward hop compresses SpFing on
the inside Of the stick between the
runEs and the rubber bottom piece
and on the upward hop this spring
10 released, slsvatinG the operator
in q mechanical hop. The hopping
10 continuous ~ long a. the hopper
does not fall off,
In one OF Santa's pre.Christmas
exhibits in the Washington stores
are talking dolls-beauties. with
bright eyes ana lips sweet enough
to kiss. They cost only about $22
Evening star., 1921-11-27

strels and they promise something
exceptionally good in the vaudeville
line.
Members Of the Columbian Players
will attend the O'Clock mass tomor.
row morning At st. Mary's Catholic
Church in memory of the late Will
liam p. Desmond, the first member Of
the company to die since the players
organized.
A. H. Kirchner has sold to Mrs.
Belle e. Mudd a house and lot on the
w0st side OF ST. AsAph between Queen
and Princess streets. A deed OF
veyance today was placed on re d
in the Office Of the clerk of the CO -
John D. Normoyle has been
pointed notary public by Gn wr =
moreland Davis and has Iu. IL
ned ss such in the corporation rou',.
Arrangements have been made by
the Salvation Army for a supper
which will be served in its hall. 321
King street. tomorrow evening from
5;30 till . o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-27
BUYS ALLEGHENY MINES.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. November 26.
Wilson D. Althouse Of Norristown
and Philadelphia. already a large
operator in the upper Potomac terri
tory, purchased the coal mines. coal
bearing tracts and equipment of the
Phoenix and Georges Creek Mining
Company, at Phoenix. near Western
port, this county. for $4,000. The
tracts sold comprise about 400 acres
Of the Freeport vein.
Evening star., 1921-11-27

were quieter. especially in inner lines
Of mems wear. Silks were priced
higher in consequence of the rise in
raw silk, but the demand was light.
Burlaps were easier.
retail and were in better condition
Evening star., 1921-11-27

Miss Steno seorup, school teacher
has been elected mayor OF Salina
Utah, defeating her brother, q profni
nent business man, for the place.
Evening star., 1921-11-27

Since the beginning of the world
war It is estimated that 100000
Russians have perished.
Evening star., 1921-11-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

goods were quiet today, with print
cloths steady and sheetings irregular.
Bleached goods were quiet and ging-
hams showed no change. Wool goods
Evening star., 1921-11-27

in primary channels than for lon
time. As@
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-10

Intensified by pangs Of helpless re-
:, rao must suffer unto,a puni'hment In
Sir Oliver Lodge. writing on The
Ethics OF Suicide" In the Fortnightly
Review. thus summarizes the feeling
Of man who has ended his life. The
man may feel he Is winding UP his
troubles: but he Is not-he IL going
into fresh ones.
In the course of his psychic work.
according to Sir oliver. he has been
In communication with the spirits OF
some who took their own lives. There
was q brilliant young scientist who
killed himself after several unsuc-