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The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07
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! LaMoure Placing his shotgun in
buggy, Paul Smith was severely in
jured when the piece was accidentally
discharged, raking the two middle fin
gers Of his left hand, nearly severing
them. The attending physician be-
lieves the fingers can be. saved.
| Grand Forks Edmund E. Reed. IS,
who settled in Michigan City, Nelson
county, in 1896, died at hospital
here after long illness from perni-
cious anemia. He. was interested in
farming for many years and was ac-
tive in public affairs Of Nelson coun-
ty.
LaMoure-Acting upon message
from Riverhurst, Sask., addressed to
George Bauman Of LaMoure, and stat
ing that "Helen died yesterday" re-
latives assumed that the telegram
referred to their sister, pauline" of
Riverhurst and made the long trip to
attend the funeral. They were sur
prised to meet her on the street much
alive. It has not yet been learned
whether the message was designed for
someone at Larimore or whether it
was a fake or mistake in identity.
! Maddox Businessmen and farm
ers held a community meeting here re-
Gently. Many vital topics of impor-
tance were discussed.
Dickinson-A broken rail sent the
diner and observation car Of Northern
Pacific train No. off the track at
Southheart, IL miles west of here,
/; No one was reported hurt.
Z Cando-Word has been received
here that Clinic Dunn, 20, formerly of
this city, has disappeared from his
home at Eagle Harbor, B. c., and is
believed to have drowned. His par
ents live at Victoria, B. C..
! GarringtonFo Foster county will vote
next spring on the question of wheth-
5er or not the county will retain the
county agent
Lakotaz- Fire of unknown, origin de-
! Stroyed the grain elevator on the
sSwanke farm near here, together with
between 1000 and 1900 bushels Of
grain. Lakota fiFemen took chemi-
cal engine to the scene but were un-
able to save the building.
Devils ike Playing with matches,
the 3-year.6ld daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Burgess. Of near here, was
badly burned about the face and
hands. She will recover. ss
& Napoleon " lille two boys were
were playing, Arthur, son Of Mr. and
Mrs John Peterson, was shot through
the wrist when small revolver in
the hands of his younger brother,
Harry, discharged accidentally The
wound is not regarded IS serions.
Bismarck The phot tograph 81
Marshal Foch rho visited North Da-
kota Snnda has 4 q place iinsthe. desk
iof Governor B. z Isstos. The autos
sgraphsd sphotographs was sInsiied from
thu Fcch speciai train before IL Lett
the borders Sof the state, c0ii Si,frRt
.a last greeting III thu Governor from
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07
Brakeman To Vice
Presidency of r. r.
Falls To This Man

St. Paul, Minn.-From railway
brakeman to the vice presidency of
the Northern Pacific railway, is the
route John NJ. Rapelje, recently elect
led to his present position and placed
in charge of operation and mainten-
ance succeeding w. T. Tyler, resign
ed.
Leaving home to make his own way
as a lad of 10 years, Mr.. Rapelje
plodded thru various forms of exist
ence. and employment until he started
railroading. His rise in railway cir
cles has been rapid one-the reward
for application to duty and service.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

HELP WAN TED - Subscription
agents for The World. Liberal
commissions paid with extra bonus
for special, efforts. Address the
Devils Lake World, Devils Lake,
North Dakota. sIs-tf
NoTICE-You can buy, sell or trade
real estate, live stock Of almost
anything by advertising in the
classified colun'ns Of The Devils
Lake World. sIs-H.
WANTED - To ear from owner of
good farm for SAL" State cash price,
full particulars. D F. Bush, Minnea-
polls, Minn. 12 %
WANTED--to hear from parties with
land for sale, w. e. Tompkins. Dew
lis Lake, N. Oak. c6|S-h
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FOR SALE - Fine Edison Phono-
graph, cost over a hundred dollars,
have six dozen records. Take it all,
nearly new for $500. I need the
money. L. Christie, Box 372, Devils
Lake. Phone 764-L. Address 122
Fifth street. 1850
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

Eau Claire, Wis.-Perry C. Brum-
ley, 90, Of Eau Claire, was sentenced
here yesterday to Is years in the state
prison at Waupun on II separate
charges of forgery.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS

HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at
tachment, ,sworks on all sewing ma
chimes. Price 81, checks 10c extra.
Lights Mail Order House, Box 127,
Birmingham, Ala. 40-48
TAKEN UP - One black mare colt,
coming 2 years. Owner can have
same by paying charges. Foss
farm, II miles west of Devils Lake.
Edwin Foss, holder. 40
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

Buy Red Cross Seals!
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07
FOR SALE

FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Three modern furnished
rooms on ground floor. 82O Kelly
Ave. 47pd
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

Grand Forks-Edmund E. Reed. IS,
who settled in Michigan City, Nelson
county, in 1896, died at q hospital
here after long illness from perni-
cious sanemia. He was interested in
farming for many years and was ac-
tive in public affairs Of Nelson coun-
ty.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

LaMoure Placing his shotgun in
a buggy, Paul Smith was severely in
jured when the piece was accidentally
discharged, raking the two middle fin
gers Of his left hand, nearly severing
them. The attending physician be-
lieves the fingers can be. saved.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

Dickinson-A broken rail sent the
diner and observation car Of Northern
Pacific train No. 2 off the track at
Southheart, IL miles west of here.
No one was reported hurt.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

Maddox Businessmen and farm
ers held community meeting here re-,
Gently. Many vital topics of impor-
tance were discussed.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

& Cando-Word has been received
here that Clinic Dunn, 20, formerly Of
this city, has disappeared from his
home at Eagle Harbor, B. c., and is
believed to have drowned. His par
ents live at Victoria, B. C.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

E Napoleon While two boys were
were playing, Arthur, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Peterson, was shot through
the wrist when a small revolver in
the hands of his younger brother,
Harry, discharged accidentally The
wound is not regarded as serions.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-07

Clearinghouse Foster county will vote
next spring on the question Of wheth-
er or not the county will retain the
county agent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
THIS SOUTH BEND
LADY'S STRENGTH
RESTORED AGAIN
She had suffered from rheu-
matism for three years,
was constipdted and had
weak kidneys. Dreco Re
stored her Health.

II was taken down with rheuma-
tism about three years ago and have
suffered ever since. Every time I
moved my joints creaked and grated
and I kept getting more stiff and
helpless every day, feeling at times
that I couldn't bear the pain" said
Mrs. Alice Yawkey. who lives at 932
=. Fifth St. Mishavaka. Ind
Il had 10 get up frequently during
the night to relieve my kidneys. so
didn't get much sleep, which kept
me very nervous. would roll and
toss from one side OF the bed TO the
other and then I'd start to itch first
i'm one spot and then another My
bOwles never moved naturally and
the strong medicine / had TO take To
move them kept my stomach upset
so I couldn't eat and / was always
nauseated.
I've taken six bottles of DrecO
and feel like another woman. have a
splendid appetite, sleep sound all
night long. am free from the pain
and stiffness of rheumatism. bowels
move daily and I feel like 1 want TO
tell the world about this wonder
medicine
Dreco is being specially introduced
by the Central Drug Store in South
Bend and sold by all druggists-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Voude UiUe Actors
Are Made Happy at
Sc h Grnberg Dinner

To the actor, Christmas day is
usually the glOomiest of the year.
While others are happy with friends
women Of the Jtage must, by the ma
ture Of their profession. spend the
time in the amusement of others,
always with extra performances.
The entertainers on the bill at the
Orpheum did not And the usual for
getfulness on the part OF those they
seek to amuse. for after the last act
on Monday night, they were invited
to q midnight Christmas supper al
the Oliver as the guests o. Mgr.
John Scharnberg Of the Orpheum.
1t was a gay party OF 25 that sat
down az the long table In one OF the
private dining rooms and those who
had been lamenting the usual actor
fate on q holiday. forgot the sacri-
fee.
There was dancing. singing music
and stories after the dinner and
Christmas cheer was prolonged for
few hours beyond the limit set by
the clock.
The guests united in a vote OF
thanks TO Mgr. Scharnberg as one Of
the few who do not forget and one
and all expressed the hope that fate
would send them back 10 South
Bend on future holidays. as long as
he is in charge Of the destinies Of
the vaudeville actor in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
CAUGHT COLD
VERY EASILY
Was in Very Nervous and
Rundown Condition. She
Needed Good Tonic.
TOOK HYPO-COD
RESULTS FINE

81 suffered from overwork and a
rundown condition. / caught cold
easily and was very nervous. so
bought Hypo-Cod because I felt I
needed something 60 build me up
and make me feel better
Il felt very much better after
taking a couple bottles of Hypo-Cod.
my appetite improved and my nerves
seem much stronger. II seemed TO
make my general condition much
better. 1 now consider HyO-Cod a
fine tonic and recommend it because
it helped me SO much" declared
Mrs. A. Guptiu, Manager OF the
Lunch Room at 1912 Kinsman Rd.,
Cleveland, O.
Earle's Hpyo-Cod is used by thou
sands OF people as a tonic because
it is more modern. powerful and
nice tasting 1t puts a person back
on their feet in a hurry, according
10 people all over the State who
know.
It contains. Soluble extractives OF
Cod Liver oil. Hypoph OF
Lime. Potassium. Manganese, Strych-
nine. Quinine and Sodium. combined
with Malt and Wild Cherry Bark ex-
tracts. (See formula on the bottIe.)
Il is made or excellent elements
above and each bottle bears name Of
Earle Chemical Co.. Wheeling. W
Va. which is a guarantee Of finest
quality In medicine During chan ge-
able wintry weather it is dangerous
90 remain i'm a weak. nervous and
rundown condition. Drop in at the
drug s0tre tonight and get a bottle.
The cost IS trihing compared with
quick. satisfactory results and better
health
The Central Drug Store. The
American Drug Co. LandOn Drug
Co. OF South Bend. and the Red
Cross Pharmacy. Mishawaka.
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
JUDGE OMACHT NOT
DESIRED ON BENCH
Ten Alleged Gamblers Fear
Fate at Hands of City
Jurist, is Indicated.

Ten alleged gamblers. charged
with operating or frequently gam
bling resorts, obtained changes of
venue from Judge George w.
Omacht IN city court Tuesday.
-Four Of the defendants, John
Pappas. Peter Thomson Peter
Johnson and George Batalee. who
were arrested following a raid on a
s Lafayette blvd. residence a week
ego. selected upon Atty. I. s. Romig
for trial Judge. Pappas was said TO
be the proprietor.
Six negroes alleged 10 have been
engaged in a poker game at 127 II
". Colfax av. last Thursday night.
were the other defendants Otto
James and Robert Grady admitted
Owners" and Cloyd Haynes, Ornett
Perkins. Isom Brooks and James
DobHn sought and obtained Atty.
Lem J. Dare to sit at their hear
ines. No date has yet been set for
trials
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
WANT TO ENLIST?
ARMY AFTER MANY
Temporary Recruiting Station
is Opened at the Cham
Der of Commerce.

After a lapse OF over 10 months
recruiting for service in the United
States army was resumed In this
city Tuesday morning. Temporary
headquarters have been established
in the employment office of the
Chamber Of Commerce. Permanent
offices viii be esta blished at an early
date in the business section OF the
city
Enlistments are being accepted
for service in four branches. Men
between the ages Of IS and As years.
inclusive. for service in infantry. air
service. artillery or cavalry. viii be
accepted Sergt Hearn who for
merry was in charge Of recruiting in
this city. and Sergt Budd. both Of
the Indianapolis station. are in
charge of the work here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
WEDNESDAY
You'll Soon be Telephonin9 from
MOUin9 Express Trains!
SCHENECTADY. \. \. Dec. ~


j. won't re long until
You car Tie back among the pill
lows - your Pullman berth or a
moving express train and telephone
o. the next city for hotel accommoda-
tons
or you can take down the phone
that harrs next your car win(iow
ard pass away the weary travelling
hours by chatting with friends nun
drcds ~ miles away
Because experts are working on
plans now. the completion OF which
viii enable you 90 telephone from
any train 90 anyone anywhere VINO
has an ordinary telephone>
Bat that won't come until the rail-
ways have been electrified.
Your messages won't travs7, b.
wireless II they did. anyone with a
receiving set could listen" I'm an youl
conversation.
Instead they'h travel IN the ether
surrounding the electric rail that r1nf
your train.
That's called wired wireless"
For the first time this newest bdea
iu telephony L. being put 20 practical
use on an electrified railroad here.
]. II Payne. expert in radio use,
has devised "a way for an engineer
on a locomotive travelling on an cleo
tTided railroad 90 sound a small
whistle on another locomotive or IN
e station and then talk with anyone
a. that other locomotive or station.
His voice and signals are carried
in alternating current over the trolley
wire whose powerful direct current
operates the railroad Payne also
found no could start and stop a To-
connective from distant point by tho
use Of his telephone.
The possibility OF this in train
safety and teleDhoning from trains
fhus become unlimited. II remains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
BRITISH EMPIRE
NEARSDRY VOTE
So Declares ''PussyfoOt'' John
son Upon Returning From
Trip to India.

WESTERVILLE, Ohio. Dec. 90
The downfall OF the British empire.
liquorially speaking. was predicted
here today by William z Pussy
foot" Johnson. international prohibit
ton organizer.
"Pussyfoot, back in his home
town for a short rest after a strenu-
Gus tour abroad, 1kened England's
position to . hen who has Matched
out litter Of ducks.
England is in the position Of a
hen who has Matched out litter Of
ducks who take to the water" he
said
First they Matched out the United
States and it is completely dry Then
they Matched Canada which is part
~ dry. Newfoundland which is dry
and New Zealand which viii prObab-
ly vote itself dry next November and
Australia. South Africa and India
which are rapidly heading towards
prohibition"
The only difference between Lon
don and the United States, he said,
was that the United States was dry
"a hours Of the day while London
Is dry 16 hours LondOners. he said
are allowed TO buy drinks only be
tween certain hours
Il tried 10 tell them there is only
matter Of eight hours difference
between US. but they only look
blank" said "PussyfoOt."
ireland soon An Oasis?
Ireland, he said, Will so dry be-
fore England
Sim Feiners. he declared. have
adopted total abstinence in the Irish
republican army.
"A prominent Sim Feiner told
me this was because that they had
so many secrets that they couldn't
afford TO have any one around who
wasn't total abstainer," he said.
Just as soon as the Sim Feiners
get Strengthened around they viii
put an end 10 liquor in ireland, he
predicted.
Johnson said he received a marvel
lous reception in India. More than
half the country is dry" he said.
"CeylOn, with its population Of s.
600. 600 will be dry within a year"
''PussyfOOt viii start out on an
other dry tour next week. He viii
invade the southern states. opening
at Ashevile. y c.. Jan. e.
Johnson doesn't feel any animosity
for the London students who pOkcd
one OF his eyes out while hazing aim
last year.
The British are good sports. but
they don't know me-" he said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Plat and Perkey Sued
for Possession. $1,000

Suit for possession directed against
George A. Plat and Charles L. Per-
key. clothiers at 301 5. Michigan st,
and $4,000 damages for alleged un-
lawful holding over. was fled in SUI
perior court No. by Golden D.
Mann MT. Mann charges that the
defendants were given proper notice
70 vaCate. that he made preparations
10 establish a billiard parlor in the
rooms occupied by the defendant
and made heavy expenditures to
equip the parlors-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
South Bend Folks the Real Kind,
Salvation Army Leaders Declare

all. the sum Of S1,675.22 was re
ceived
Besides the money collected.
there were many articles Of cloth
ing. toys. and foOdstuffs taken 10
the army headquarters Organi-
cations Of the various churches.
business men OF the city, farmers
coming IN to the city market, the
Boy Scouts who helped deliver
the baskets. besides the general
public. are all to be given credit
for the success of the army's APP
peal. There was no drive" or
campaign: the army needed
help. asked for Il, and got Il.
we have warm spot in our
hearts for the folks Of South
Bend" said Capt. Cardiff. They're
the real kind"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Skating Schedule
For Chaps, Adults

Who says the weatherman isn't
good natUred? He has finally fur
nIshed skating weather. and the
municipal recreation committee has
made haste to furnish the rink. It's
IN the ]. D. oliver playfeld, w
Monroe and Laurel SITS. and is in
fine condition. it was said.
In anticipation Of a big demand
upon the limited space, il has been
decided by the committee to arrange
a schedule according to ages, and
announcement is made that boys
and girls not more than "A years
OF age. may use the rink between
the hours OF 10 in the morning and
4 in the afternoon. From / o'clock
until 8 o'clock, the age limit is ex-
tended to 20 years. only adults win
be allowed on the Ice from z o'clock
until 10 O'clock.
The Campfire girls, their parents
and friends are 10 use the rink
Thursday afternoon and evening. and
On Friday the Boy Scouts. their
dads" and the scout masters will
have exclusive rights on the rink.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
are "everybodys days"
Arrangements are now under way
for a Uaboggan slide for which the
same schedule viii be in force, but
al no time will boys or girls under
10 years of age be permitted on the
slide.
A new feature is the provisio on
made 10y the committee for the sale
of hot coffee. cocoa. hot rolls. "hot
dogs" and sandwiches.
Other Kinks will be opened in diff
tereut parts of the city. but definite
localities have not yet been decided
up0n. 1t was said
Poinsettas in pots and cut flowers
at the south Bend Floral Co, 1872
North Michigan street 35'-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
we thank yout"

words Just can't express our
appreciation"
So said Capt. J. L. Cardiff. Of
the Salvation Army and his wife.
with regard TO the response they
received to their appeal TO keep
the kettles boiling"
because OF the generosity Of
downtown shoppers. not too busy
10 send a coin ringing into the
kettles" 100 baskets OF food.
which included a chicken for the
Christmas dinner and many staple
articles. were distributed to needy
families OF South Bend
The original plan was 20 give
ont rs baskets, but the money kept
coming In. and as fast as 10 came.
other baskets were prepared. In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

agreement is "to facilitate an imme-
date resumption Of trade" A gem
eral economic treaty will be ne
gOtiated later.
Russia now has trade treaties with
Italy Austria, England Germany
Norway Persia Turkey and all the
Battle states. She now has repre-
sentatives in Greece and Sweden
arranging such treaties France,
Holland. Belgium and Denmark are
the only European countries which
have refused to establish trade with
the sOviets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
GOLD HISTORY OF
WEST Is ROMANCE
Days of Early Pioneers in
California Is Recalled
bv Numismatist.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 27.-
Money is always interesting.
And no story OF money is more in
teresting than its transition from
the days OF '49 90 the present IN san
Francisco.
no chapter IN CALIFORNIA; early
romantic days OF the gold lure Is
more fascinating than those OF San
Francisco's Anglo Saxon rebirth.
when banks and financial houses IS
sued their own money and govern
r1ent thousands OF miles away in dis
lance and many months IN time,
complacertly permitted the practice.
san Francisco still makes her own
money. but now ~ a United States
mint which has coined close 20 So
Geo. 00O. coo IN domestic and foreign
pieces since II was established and
carries something like S4S0.0OO. 600
ln IT'S vaults. Just now this money
factory OF Uncle sam IS running
night and day turning out $4,000
silver dollars every p hours
For years san Francisco had its
own way OF doing business. OF incur
ring debts and settling them. Of
handling coin and gold dust and
computing values and ~ deifyins
gold and scorulng copper and
nickel" said J Leland Steinman,
secretary Of the Pacific Coast Numis-
matte society. recently. discussing
The early and romantic gold days
Town Not Money Flush.
Because OF its remUJenoss and
the astonishing chara cter Of It's hrst
years OF growth. San Francisco was
by no means flush OF current coin
a. Ste pioneer days. Previous 20 the
discovery OF gold and the consequent
rapid influx ~ population there was
n.tle coin IN circulation in California
and that little in the towns OF Non
tsrey. San Diego and Los Angeles.
@Paymsnts throughout the coun-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Italy Recognizes" Soviet Rule
in Trade Treaty Signed at Rome

ROME. Dec. 27.-Italy today
signed a treaty for resumption Of
commercial relations with Russia.
~ Vorowski. soviet representa-
tive. and Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs Della loretta affixed their sig
natures 10 the document which will
re-establlsh trade between the two
countries
The Italian-Ukranlan treaty was
signed at the same time.
The treaty virtually re-establises
diplomatic relations between the
two countries IL stipulates the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
FEDERAL PROBE OF
FOOD PRICES OPENS

tion OF alleged food combines. re-
sulting in excessive prices. started
today by federal and city authori-
ties.
Reports OF the investigation will
be presented TO the grand jury.
Dist. Atty. Charles Clyne de-
clared dealers IN necessities Ieagued
together 70 fix prices IN violation OF
the Sherman antitrust law.
J. P. Rooney, chief OF the bureau
investigation here. Is In charge for
the government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Lads at the ~" TO See Screen
TersiOn of .'Treasure Island.

''Treasure Island = the screen yer.
sion OF Robert Louis Stephenson s
book. VIII be the special feature at
The weekly movie OF the Y. NJ. c. a..
junior department IN the association
building Wednesday night at s
o clock. The film was shown
st the Orphans Home TuesdaJ
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Uncle Sam S Brothers Keeper
To Little Nations is Proposed

When a small neigh boring nation.
after having its own way for a CEN
fury or more. has shown itself in
capable of working out its own sal
walton. the United States has the
right TO step in as the big brother
nation and establish with a firm
hand a modern government based
on a modern social. economic sys-
TEN.
The new policy. which the COM
mlttee announced after a conference
with Sec'y OF State Hughes and Sec'y
OF the Navy DENLY. would appoint
the United States definitely as the
guardian and permanently as the
protector of Haiti