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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Girl Should Not
Be Judged Harshly

CAIczGg. March 1s-Tne fashion
sErrez1sz adopted BY the zo1srn
E1rt shUuId not oe judged too hzrxEa-
" said M2rT Ross Potter. dean u
T0zs7 az NORTHWESTERN university
LAST Night ar = meeting 0f Minister'S
wEwEs
There IS z0GEfng Eruzz wfth the
glrf O1 today because Sne nE@s 4 LIP
sEleE and little r7uge and dan OF
gggrde-s~ said Dean Porrer- Of
eogFrse- The dress u the girl of to
1zT-=Eir- 10 knees almost EI-gy.
zzSekErEE- FIiEEF SFErT-hfnE-s n0-
EiHe dr@sz IT mothers yszexzxtoz-
Nevertheless. she q Ews@r and good
ard kind zE Esar-. she nzz IN EE-
1epsz1sze= that did not belong ta
Ae- -oFksvss 1zT 5ur szeh e ehs
spirit or rhs times n n the rsszEt
- The TzE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
MHOlESALELIQUOR
DEALER HIT HARD
DEATH SENTENCE r. SET III DRY-
FOR May IT,

Washington MaruA Is ~ TIE
,4noss-s4E-- sl4aur -Ezb4Is4m-mE
brother 5f ar bar All 1l- 4zY DE-
lA1ez z=AEzLsE, sIslU4Et--l E0a1zF b.
FTCE4ClElCz L.5LE1Iallzz1OZ-E AEzE4-E-
4lrl6lz1 4A 5D4ntua g-aGrr--I D.
4aEoTueg General Palmer lzsz Der-Ez-
1er said -1e Wholesaler zad 10 IezzI
right "a continue n business. inter
1zl reFe-me and 1rUnIb IbIrt0n 0fsfc ais
decided 90 grant some time n which
1e souI1 unload szocss 3ur Mr.
Erz-ers znroUucez-eEr -odzT made
ia clear rhzr there w1nld 3e 10
further extension " time
M Kramer. however opened the
Ezr fer F@saEI 1FwEg1szs 20 obtain
supplies for 7rezcr- pglOns- removing
rhe han on Withdrawals from bonded
warehouses
TIE order MAKES ID possible for -
-zI druggists "a E-z1SzE- business IL
-=xt ~Itz the 5Gn1e1 warehouses
Wholesale Druggists ~LIL D. taken
ezr@ 0F lzEe-. 4r Kramer indicated
5v granting them similar provisions
Dealings bes~@@n retail druggists
and 0Eher purchasers and the bonded
warehouses later vii D. limited 1y
regulations wnIcz officials declared
EouLG 1e drastic enough TO satisfy the
most ardent 1Ty advocates They
must b. 5zs=s1 however. Il vas add
- On Mr.. Pzlue-'z opinion
20 far Il sEs Wholesaler Is con-
eE1e3 Hr Kramer said. hks rzSE
= 20 get nd u this stocks He EiII
zDt 5e allowed 20 Increase his hold
inEx. 5ut there ara 10 strings rted ID
ziE n selling 20 druggists before
May Is Officials Zzz0UEe@d 10 fig
ares e1-rz--irE rEe amount Of liquor
led av the wholesalers. bur said they
believe The stocks ZzrzeST wouId 5e
disposed oE-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
CLARA HAMON
IS ACQUITTED
MANY OFFERS FROM MOVING
PICTURE PRODUCERS.

Arg1uOr= March Is-The sZzndz
Of the southwest mad oe@n aired To-
day and Clara Saith Hzmon ~as I
free woman Clara Et1o for the last
week faced trial tor the murder Of
lake L EAmon. Millionaire r4pubIf-
can national committeeman vas zc-
quilted 5T the Jury late yesterday On
: Second ozTIor after il had 5@4n d.
liberated forty minutes TIE tEue-
dI4Ee outcome 0f her zc4uitrzl ELlI
D. euLg for Z portion % the HzEon
millions
Clara c1Efer-4s3 with attorneys To-
1zy on three moving picture e01-
rEzcts offered her The best Offer
vas S-9eg ~e@< for tEfrv Eeekz
She said she was undecided vEE what
10 10
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Surrender O f
Russian Rebels

HeAsIng10wx- M2rE. 1s.--0zn1 1ssae
surrender Of Russian r@y0Eurf0nzrEess
zr hr1zzEzEt vas reported Asre TO-
Gay. The szr-eEde- f0EIowszi i heaTT
assault aY B0GzAevlE Er0sBps w'n1
marched gzr Greg Ese dad Il white
tuEz and white reaez 80 EhET ware
n0E se@n znr1I wz1h striking distance
Many buildings w=ws sad 10 z@wz
1e-sz evzEp&sz2 and sxo-z Of fires
Szzrres1 by heaET zr-lIs=T 50-bzr6-
meat whieA praraaed eoup
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18

z PsE0. Texas. Mzrch Ts.-A 5zx-
lie oesTEeen Asxie11 SEDEglsEx and
United States soldiers and E-n1lgrz-
sI0l g7azrTS zeEwzs the R10 IEzlEe
9uIeE'A1 down to-day after night 1f
IE1TtEg Two Americans were
among the wounded zIth0aE1 slight
IF Tie Msxlr2rS ara 5@IiHTE-1 TO
hare suffered ss0-s ezS1zIttss- The
battle II EhIr1 Se0rss 0s zhozs w@<e
axr1zEgsg. started sAoF-ET before
midnight when American L-EiErz-
rh0n Eu2rv1s szrvrLss-i : party Of
Aez1Ezrs wzGfzg the river Esy
were a@EiEw@1 70 5@ z-EggfevS 9f Il
quGT or 1r-E& The MsEieaEs 0pssz-
ri frs and rEzrEzrez1 Rifle Efrs
keve ID all -fEar long
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
The Railroad
Labor Problem

Chicago. Mare 1s.-Tle rzIIrUEG
.zborsrz' 5lII Of rights vas Vre=@zr-
II 20 the federal labor board today
5E r N Jewell pgezsdezf - the
railway employees department Of the
American ts%1erzrf0z q labor T1E
statement al Jewell Qpsze1 the fight
0f railway sZploYes against : 3eEI-
TiUz BY -zfIruzd -zEzgEEE Er0 asked
Tew@AFs statement vas 4 G0zcTEEz
proposal Is TO bass 0f national
zgre=-e1r E1ie- he said wU1Id -
satisfactory 10 lzhgT
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Plan To Revive
League Of Nations

W AznIngrun. Mzrcn Ls-P~sz-
dent Harding has discussed wEth the
se12te foreign relations COMMITTEES
plans 70 revive the -azgus OF Ma
Tsons bur no aEreeEnenr as 70 the plan
hzs be@n reached Il vas learned
zlth0rtfzElEslw. The question Was
discussed az todzy'z cabinet -eesfug-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Mike Gibbons
Issues Challenge

81 Paul Marrn r8.-NfEe Glib
50zE. tzE0@z Eh2EzTnEn~ ros4zF lszwad
: challenge 70 J0kEnT WTEzul- mi6-
aiew7fgSr Champion Wf0 hezr Nike
O D0ws1 1t SeE ToEE Ezsz night For
q s@so1d rEEs Gibbons said he would
-e@E TIs1a anYrhsre Tf1hfn rhal
Esxx SIXTY or aIne-T days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18

started when tEo detectives stopped
: stranger IN = down town corner Al
o'e10eE- Lt ended when the gun
man took refuge on the hack porch
OF an aged ~0Uzas home and 1e1E
OH the police until he was wounded
SAX times and life ~zs extinct De-
EecT1ve James SIE ~as seriously
wounded
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Daily Market Report

Minneapolis MArrh 19-EUr-
Demand szTr offerings z0dsxzzs.
No & TeAI1E. Is and TIE zndew ChE-
ezgo May. -ira1 &c leaz- So- vsz-
Low ez0sesi IT 50 AID sac. Va 2 mix
I'd AZ - and SIC
CztE-F-s N0- whites u
and 1e 9Te- NAY. ie-zn1 fair. 0ffsw-
zz light 70. whites c10E7d -
5T1s and S-as: No- 6 rafte= II 5s@
and Js-e
RTa-Fzr Co 1c higher Va !. IT
; and &c gvs- MAJ with s=ssE- de-
-zEd from sEfpp@rnL So- rTs eIoa-
81 ar sL99-1 and s1341-
Barrier - Tzr1zrEsd- ds@ an 4
szieE szEsr- so- 5ezrE- grades P-s-
rsz ez0zssa IT e and sse-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Slashed His Throat
With Bread Knife

81 Paul MGrE1 IS--L,g4iE White
kRsst n = az1h tEh today and z3zzEai
zis throat with bread knife The
cuT8ze- learned hs formerly wznr
ZE6er Ehs Ez-e OF Lars Larson So
-=AzrtTss were E0--d
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Great Britain
Draws A Blank

Chicago Mzrr1 Is.-sFrHaE Britain
drew BLANK n the trade zzre@-szt
WITH Russia Bankers here said -0-
day Russia ErI b. able 70 60 lii
-te- Il Is said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18

G4TTIIle :. Mitchell :. Final seore.
GzyvflIs I ,, Mitchell g.
Madison and A5erGeez FooE tha
lO0r az 4.50 this zfreE0oz- The yin
ming team 70 PLAY rhe finals tonight
with Mitchell
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18

-zzs A1css. March Is.-ClzI-InE
z12r - out o1 sFRT leo Gid 1ueks
ara TOO poor Al Ehis tine 0E rear %
z4Ee real good eating, rExe S.1ura Ia
zotz Game and FzE1 Pruraw4fwz zss.S-
cation q -zE-Zg ; strenuous ear.
27IEu zEzInEz sgrEEE sE00stEg
il also Is p0snrez gur that TEoszr-
bits spring shooting XIII more EueEs
T1zz they EhiEE- For svzry ts-zIe
BIRD s10E ar tbs EiEe ths possibility
OF raising Esz F1ua gu1ez III Mar q
yEETenrs1- T11S Is poor srpgrrEr-zn-
s1Ap. TIE associations 5se-zre- and
Il has dasldes3 through itz board 81
oirH@-oFs 20 call IN -a-berzzi1 exrvss
and drop erD- Zs-beExEIp All vf0szr-
0Ks Of The -Lzz AMI game Eauw Neysfr4
u corT1cztUzE vii De aerr 70 =zeh
county organization. 50 Z wznts
standing VIII - KNOWN xrr0-r Inc
s-sgE-E-sz q t1e state
II : EeuS-r netting 0E Charles
Mir c10EntY Ant lake ANDES gz0r1z-
-E- r@s1l EsEg- vas Ezzs3a rEso-.-
-s1ciEE rEzE the a@4s0n gz hgzer
7&zs 5e 1G@ze1 n1 Hay l. Z l.
Smith and 4 2 Miller. of Lake An
css- and Z g. Ezs. u GeaGsz. Tsrs
4ppo lzrez1 i e0-zGtts@ I'd take ID the
z-zrrsr VIII zEs szzEe asznezzEEoz. Up
oE r@so-EszE2rtO1 Of Sr&1r-z-ez z1e
game wzrg5Ezs have gxrinibftssz gEe
g1EzFx "a n~sx5 -~syrrsYEz zrws7 -z rvv-sz s,vr~.
LAKE Andes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
Police Kill
A Gunman

Chicago. March TA--An Zzidezrf-
fed -zn WAS killed and 1eEsr~fve
wounded Xxi a -ErH@ lDZr -z1 LE1T
57E-aTz the ZEE and fifty p<1Aifs
0ffhr=Es early today Ee 5a-sfe
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
WILD GEESE ARE
MOVING NORTH
ON THE WING.

sioux City March With rhe
migratory movement zoT-hwarri for
w7Id geese and dncks and other birds
n tuIl swing, E0EzI zizrudE ara Ezv-
-nE hard work 20 eur1 rhezr impulses
20 Violate the federal game laws By
shooting them Wild geese azuezeizE-
lT ara reported 70 De- t1ick u certain
localities znize@Er 70 Sioux City Late
yesterday zftzzZ18E &nd szsx uigar
may Dc said 20 azr- hs-=a MOVING
ozF s0r wiln gzze Their -aanE
AoGk @4s much ia =v5ceslg- In
rzea. $50 zEE1EEauz z-r- taz x--=- "a
z1H g1eLzIrT ~ River sa0aE. IA trsar
-s0FILE==teEZ ZzlIwzT =mss0T=z aaIi-
II -a04E CatT -azE zlss5 ~ Ia17-E
r. a Il rppGFxe1
The ZiErzr0rT m0vemanr g4xsn
unusually early EnIs spring Wild
geese we're see1 flying zOrzhwzry1 IN
FesTuarT- A great -zpor1fv zrp D.
-ieTeze "a - f1vlnE znta Canada rn
sEa@Ed tEe surHE and szmraer nortAs
Ele fzer thzr f1e cgunrrT surround
q
unusually mild. auez winter Is c0n-
sl1ere1 GO D. 4 r@zs0n for szs ezrfv
migration LSezI zI-rreis say rhzr
ze@se and aHeks ara =rperr Judges Ss
s1e Weather IL rEeT begin 20 rv
zoErAw2rE1 into Canada early rzzr !
: zEu -Azr spring has arrived 8ur
r they -lnzET On The g0Urusy rEzr Es
q sign lat w1uEsE sEtH e -nrE N
@ro11a the e0rzer. say kunxe-z-
F@s-EgzI and srzrs officials ara
oz thear SO-ss' TO der@ez zav IlezzI
shooting during lie mIgrzrorv -0ve-
Ze1T- Fes1szzI Lzws make IL uIezzI
70 s1o0E ZizrzLoTy birds beEwear
February l. and S@prezbay Is IN
EEle northern E1ze raR closed season
Tor hunting sEreEEE froEn lamar
20 Sep1s-beE Is. and z ths southern
zo2e truEl F4cruzFy - 70 Oe-ober
IN TIE northern Eone shooting az Wild
birds 1zlF q permitted from SzXrs--
Der Il 70 D=c@w b@r 81
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18

5EDzx City. Mzrwz I14-T1E ECp
aHEs ar sg--s. the bulk u the Eales
ranged sru- ss9a ard sssa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-03-18
C0NfESsES FARGO
BANK Thief I
LOT thus SAYS FORMER TELLER
TtNfh ALL BLAAE--HDRT-
AGE PIT AT S-u.n .nsBa

8isuzrsE March Is--F-nk {.
Heaton. former teller Of the Sezndf-
1Evizn American hank Of Fargo. ar
rested last 1iE4r 1z charge OF en-
5ezx-eZeZr- has confessed 30 rhe de-
-alezrl0zs- Q. Z L0ttElus. state bank
=ZDIneE- announced late EOdzv
Ie4r0l- 4r- Lafraus said 4Z0nerzEed
anyone eLs-- c1rEseTe-1 With the bank
ana assumed all r=sp0nsI65litT-
While he specific charge against
H1ar0u Ls that OF enbezzIfuE s. 600
scr0-1inE 10 William C. Green 0f
Fargo s-zre attorney l. - Re11 Of
the state bank sxzminsr's office said
-1e total shortage would reach D.
-w==n $4,000 and $50 9Gg
Tie method used 1v Eezron- L0fe-
aus said vas 20 tear out pages u
.uOs7 Leaf registers n the saving d.
14rrEenr. EzeEe he was Z teller. De-
salezCi0n first ~zs discovered By one
3f Ek- Examiners 0f Lofthus Office.
a1D --pOrF-1 tn aznk officials
Art=E TIE snorr4gH ~zs discovered
AID 1r4LoG lad 11lt-@-1 TIE =E
zzlIEEl-f said HszC0D Had Attempted
80 Za&Av- tEl- shortage zD1~ II sAE1-
ri 9ver property wzlued 4t SIS. eco
and %&s gwen tine 20 ger relatives
zzd trends and make good the shoT~-
1s=e bur ze was unable 70 o So
Tae confessional. which Is held By
rAH zurhUTI1Iss- Is signed 5T Eezr0E
and vas discovered Z shgr- tine BE-
fore rhe 1znk Was closed. Lofrhus
said When Eezro- failed 10 make
z00si. the 1zzE was eIo@4d. 1e added
Fargo. March IS--F0llowlng The
arrest of Prank C. EeaF8n. Turner
teller OF the SszEdinzTizn American
bank 1f Fargo closed ruez-rlv. L C.
Rep re-s45ver q the hank lzre To-
dzE made public report disclosing
Al alleged shortage u s1G.Is1 II
Eze accounts Of the institution
OF the ALLEGED shortage r5e report
says s45s4z ~zs found n The say
ings zce11nr Of rhe bank while sz2-
@45 vas n ezsh handled exclusively
1v EezrGr-
Ee&E0a said today that 5e = n
a0cezr II -he charge against hin and
that he viii - able 10 prove f. He
wzfva5 examination and = fr== On
see sec bond p=2ding trial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
SALVATION ARMY
MEMBERS TO MEET
Convention of County Adj
visory Boards to be Held
in indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March IS.
The big social welfare convention
OF Salvation Army county advisory
board members to be held here on
Thursday. March 81, viii have the
interest OF women and children In
Indiana as a predominant note.
Their needs viii be presented IN
the reports Of the % county advis-
DRY boards and the recommendations
OF the state advisory board, headed
by Ed Jackson, secretary OF state, as
chairman. Gov Warren 7. McCray,
as honorary chairman. and Thomas
r. Marsh all former vice-president OF
the United States as vice-chairman.
These reports viii be supplemented
with an address by Lieut.. Col. Mary
stIlwell. known as the Mother Of
Salvation Army rescue home work
Mrs. Stiuwell Is in charge or the
work with fallen women and girls IN
% central western states.
Twenty-eight years ago she es-
tabIished the first home in C1eve-
land. Within a few months, a sec
ond was founded IN Oakland, Calf
She has lectured on this field work
of the salvation Army before wo-
mems clubs and other organizations
in every state west of the Mississippi
river.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

An ex-sea captain. expost ulating
with his pretty daughter. exclaimed:
This is a fine time 90 be coming
home after automobling with this
.ubberi"
But. daddy" explained his daugh-
ter. I'VE we're becalmed The wind
died down in one OF the tires and
we had 90 wait for % 20 spring up
again. '-Argonaut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Placing the Blame.
Why are you tardy ?"
Tom-'Class began before I got
there. Orange Peel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Ecze-
ma Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body you do not have to wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment.
declares a noted skin specialist. APP
ply a little Neutrality-suspicious. and i'm
prOvement shows next day.
Because of it's germ destroying
properties. nothing has ever been
found TO take the place Of this sui
phur preparation. The moment you
apply Il healing begins Only those
who have had unsightly skin troubles
can know the delight this Mentho-
Sulphur brings. Even fiery, itching
eczema IS dried right up.
Get a small jar from any good
druggist and use it like cold cream.
ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
" ASTRAL ROMANCE" JOINS
GIRL AND OFFICER HELD
8 YEARS IN LOVE SPELL

An eight year hypnotic court
ship
a psychic eyveethoart.'' whi won
bis bride though 100 miles away
a love spell" which she SAYS sine
could not Ghake. even though she
swallowed a poisonous solution in a
candy shop.
These are some Of the amazing
elements that figure IN the back
ground Of the marriage in Redland,
CAL OF Miss Ruth Moore. choir So
Iolst and orange belr' beauty. 20
capt IT. Stuatt. army officer sta
toned az IT Siu. Okla
According 90 the statement OF
the young woman. her family and
her friends. this psychic sweet
heart" has controlled her affections
by wireless waves" even though ne
was 10Oo miles away at the military
post
AIl-ContrOlling Eyes
Meeting the army officer some
eight years ago she declares, eft
must have been his powerful. all
controlling eyes that first fascinat-
Cd me. They seemed 70 have a
mystic influence that no other eyes
i have ever seen possessed"
II is said that friends and those
close TO her tried 20 get her 10 put
him out Of her life: that she her
seIf battled against the mystic in
nuence. but to no avail FINALLY In
a moment OF emotional distress she
recently swallowed a poisonous 90
luton. Isardly had she left her
sick bed than &c became known that
they would marry.
you see. 7. too. seemed u have
possessed some psychic power" she
relates. For though ne was 1000
miles away ] knew everything he
was doing From time TO time ny
subCOnsciOus mind has recorded
messag es from him. In one time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

are men OF large wealth who come
70 Washington by way OF the gov
ernorships OF their respective states.
Oddie. born in Brooklyn, where he
studied law. took Horace Greeley's
advice and went west, where he
made such a hit with Arson Phelps
Stokes that the latter put him in
charge OF his Nevada mining and
railroad properties. Later he went
into the mining business for himself.
working claims with his own hands.
with his partner. Jim" Butler. he
discovered and developed the Tona-
pah gold mines For FIVE years he
was manager OF these properties.
Later he became interested in Gold
field mining enterprises. He got into
politics about % years ago as
prosecuting attorney. became a state
senator and finally governor.
Peter Norbeck is the first native
OF South Dakota ever elected SEN
ator from that state. He is so years
old. Thirty-five years or so ago, just
as the state was opening up 10 ex-
tensive settlement. he became inter
ested in the drilling OF artesian
wells. which is the chief water sup
ply for that prairie region. His firm
became the biggest of its kind in the
country. His start in politics came
when he was elected state senator.
Later he was elected lieutenant gov
ernor and then governor.
Samuel Shortridge. the new repub-
lican senator from California, is one
Of the states leading lawyers. He
was born in Iowa, His home is in
San Francisco. where he has been
counsel in many famous cases. He
was a presidential elector for Har-
rison in 1883. for Mckinley in 1900
and for Taft in 1908.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
Others Have Great Wealth.

Sen. Tasker L. eddie. OF Idaho.
and Peter NOrbeck, Of South Dakota
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Robert y. Stansdeld. republican.
the new senator from Oregon. dis
putes with Sen Warren the title Of
the greatest shepherd since Abra-
ham" which the late Sen. Deliver.
OF Iowa, conferred on the Wyoming
statesman. Stansfeld is called the
sheep king OF the United States.
Last year he IS said 20 have had
1000 sheep on his own ranges
and 20 have purchased fully 100000
more from other growers. His
Is ther was one Or the pioneer sheep
men OF the Pacific coast and died
leaving II children. Robert. the
only son, left school to run the ranch
for his mother. He made a tremen-
dous success Of il. He is A years
old.
Samuel D. Nicholson, new repub-
lican senator from Colorado. is a
gold and silver mine operator. His
home is in Leadville. lie is Sc years
old and has served as Lieutenant
governor Of Colorado.
William 3. Mckinley, republican.
or Illinois, who is many times a mill
lionaire, comes to the senate from
the house. where he served II years.
He is 81 years old. a banker. farmer
and electric railway magnate.
Richard 2. Ernst. the first repub-
Hcan 10 represent Kentucky in the
senate for a good many years. is the
fourth reputed Millionaire in the
new crop of senator's. He is law
yer with an extensive practice. His
home is in Covington but his offices
are i'm Cincinnati. where he has large
business interests
Others Have Great Wealth.
Sen. Tasker L. eddie. of Idaho,
and Peter Norbeck, of South Dakota,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Maine and IS extensively interested
in mining and stock raising He
was three times elected sheriff OF
his county.
Edwin r. Ladd and o. r. Weller.
new republican senator's from North
Dakota and Maryland. respectively.
cannot boast much OF private for
tunes but each has made a reputa-
ton back home which Is probably
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
HarreId Made Rich nv OH.

John ". Herreid is the first repub-
lican sent 20 the senate from Okla
homa. He 3 a native OF Kentucky,
a lawyer and Is understood 10 have
made a fortune in oil. Ralph II.
Cameron, republican, OF Arizona,
represented his state as a delegate
IN the house before IL was admitted
10 statehood. He was born in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Of business is given assurance
that there Will be reform in direct
taxation, that would help condi-
tiOns. Sen. Penrose, chairman Of
senate finance committee.
There are 26,513 steamers in the
world. and only 5.O82 sailing vessels.
The longest average Of life is in
Norway
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
HONOR RADTUI DISCOvERER.

NEW YORK. March 26.-Award-
ing Of the gold medal of the National
Institute of Social Science TO
Madame Marie Curie. discoverer of
radium. was announced Friday. The
award was made. II was stated, be-
cause Of the benefit Of her discovery
20 humanity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

a better political asset. Ladd. a
chemist. for years has been @ pro-
feezor in the North Dakota arr-c.'-
tural college. His scientific FORKS
are known all over the country a-I
his practical services 20 the farmers
Of North Dakota won him their sr-
port when he ran for the republican
nomination last year against former
Sen. Gronne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
MiIIiOnIireS In
Congress Cease
To Be Curiosity
Four of Fourteen New SEN
atOrs In Great Wealth Class
Many Others Rich.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-AIil-
Honaires used to be more or less Of
a curiosity in congress. Now they
arc so common that nobody notices
them
At least four Of the "A new SEN
ators who were sworn into office on
March are rated as millionaires,
while others are understood 10
possess neat little fortunes running
into six figures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

How does the Rev. Mr.. Fuller
always have the front seats Of his
church so we'll filled?
'V{is head usher is a street car
conductor" - American L o n
Weekly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

I tried 10 make him believe I had
married another. but he knew l did
not tell the truth and he would not
forget me. I believe / will be very
happy with someone VINO possesses
such peculiar power over me-"
The wedding was performed by
the girls father Rev c. p. Moore.
district superintendent Of Methodist
Episcopal churches Of Southern Cal
ifornia and Arizona.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

or the worlds ships. as per cent
are coal burners
The real name Of Pocahontas was
Ma-ta-Oka-