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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-27

son and daughter. Marie. James
Wood and wife and daughter, Nancy.
of Little Rock, Ark, spent several
days visiting Mrs. Frances Fender
and other relatives near here last
week. Decoration day services will
be held at the NJ. E. church Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The program
will consist of a vocal selection by
Paul Stein, other musical numbers,
and the address will be given BY
Judge Springer. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Conrad dined Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Smith =. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Waltz and Mr. Waltz's parents,
Of Hagerstown, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Able.
REFUSES TO iNDICT HUSBAND.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May 27.-The
inHinf n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-27

M. Brink, 81 years old. who recently
shot George May. 40 years old. for al
legged attentiveness t.Nrs. Brink, IS
May since has recoved
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-27

Serviced at the Factory by the Men Who Build Them
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

agriculture was nD exceptionally dry and hot one. but by holding an umbrella over his lawn iu daylight and carrying wator at night wIih which Go iureatc it he obtained wonderful results As it was Che only really groom and volvoly patch of grass In thot part of Che country an Ono dogs within @ radius of eight miles would como Go roll on it- flop over on tholr backs and danglo their feet In tho mfr In slco and other wise mako themselves familiar w..h Che results Of Che srolors industry and swcat uo never worked SO inc dusuiouay In hia ne aa ho did on that lawn for having put h.s hand to Che pl0w -1guratIvcly speaking
 ho never was one Co turn back but he was mighty glad when a foot of snow foll and he could resume hIs regular place iu society,"
 But os evidence chat Che Dopart- mcnt of Agriculture at Washington ia broadening in Jos work and opor- aung In roaIms other chan grass sccd. Che Stroller by latc mail from chat department was advised to yao- climate his cattle for autbrax Now
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

while Che Stroller hos no cattle Go hayo anthrax. he may have some day and tho thought that they may bo afflicted with anthrax ia causing hm to lay awake nights Ho don't know what anthrax is and that is why ho ia worried. Ho don't know whether it goes on foot or horse back. whether lt haa legs or fins.
 Previous to receiving that letter from Che Department Of Agriculture Che Stroller thought nothing of as- sailing beef steak as big as sad- dlo flap without either fear or conn nuncdou. Now be carefully dlssocts it to look for anthrax and at tho same time a dozen copies Of anthrax might play "duck ou Che rock" on his plate and he would not recognize them. Neither does ho know what effect anthrax has on Che human
 stomach For aught ho knows they may have horns like sword fish or where two or three arc gathered to- rothcr thcy may drht liko billy goats and chat people who eat anthrax- Infested meat know not at what hour their Interior realms may be converted Into prize rings and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
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If tbcro is one department of che government moro chan another tnat
 strives Go mm Che various duties and functions for which it was created it is tho Department of Ag- ucuIturc lt may be thal ogricui- mrc being tho basis ot au wealth. moro advice Is needed in thot line thau any other. but Che fact remains chat Che boss farmer at Washington
 .s much longer on advice chan is Che head of any of tho other dopart- mcnu Sometimes he sends out sar- Zen sccIs in addition to his advice. Once Che Stroller was Che recipient of large variety of grass seed from Che Department oi Agriculture which comprised everything in Che limo of grass except widows. And before tbe Stroller dnishcl experimenting with chat grass seed Che exception
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
was oImoat supplied

was almost supplied.
 Not wishing to appear dinidont or mIntcrcstcd. Che Stroller prepared @ lawn tract and planted that froo grass seed after thoroughly mixing it and then sat down to await re- suits. But ho soon realized chat. if results were obnlnod ho would have no umc for sitting around. Ho has since bcon informed chat this ap- plies Co all branches of agriculture as we'll os to grass. lt explains why farmer that succeeds always burns his bed about Che first of April takes la hitch iu bis pants. rolls up hia sleeves and is or for tho summer Che only sleep ho gets for Che onsu- ing six months being on Sundays and then only when be goes to church.
 The season Che Stroller oaayod
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
JUST COMMON SENSE

The strouor'a Weekly is Che most closely read newspaper published in Alaska. Mother being che Supreme Grand Chief potcntatc In most fam- mos reads it frst after which Che olive branches in Che order Of thc.r ability to have and to boll read it; and at iast fraycd and rauiod. it Is passed on to Father and completes Che family circle. And tb.s Is why to Is Che best advertising medium. aside from afternoon tcas In ths part of Che Territory and merchants win do wel to remember this fact Next week Tho Sro'lcrs Weekly win he enlarged by Che addition of two more pages thus enabling it Go meet Che demand for advertising space in its columns
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
-eann. nl ronnraI carnarn-

sooner of general carnage.
 Ever since that circular from tho Department or Agriculture arrived tho Stroller has fingered around the doorl of butcher shops in the hope that hc could see them "ahoo" out flock Of anthrax. but thus far ho mao been disappointed Maybe they arc made Into sausage. In the ab- soncc Of vaccine virus Che Washing ton letter does not state whether an- thrax should be chloroformed or Mu- ed with a club. In Che latter event chat is Che only use we have for our baseball bats since Che season closed Che Fourth Of July
 Heretofore and when Che Stroller saw a subject for Che slaughter pen that wore a forlorn look. he put it down as due to old age or general debility. but now Inc knows that it was nothing moro or leas than an- thrax
 In Che early days or Dawson tho Stroller often wondered what was Che matter with Che meat Now he knows. It was anthrax. And when
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
Hoor MON THIS IS BAD

F J yaudcwaL deputy collector of customs for tbe DOT, ol sbarway received an order ha week to re- tuso Go accept entries for liquors tn transit to foreign countries unless accompanied by a prohibition permit This applies to aI liquors shipped from abroad after Che 10th Of July A similar order was issued last Fub- uary. but was rcsclndcI temporarily pending reconsideration by At,or- ney General Palmer Since thon At- torucy General Dauehcr,y has had Che matter under adyisoment and is- sued Che order which is now in force.
 This means that mo liquor can be taken into British Columbia or Yu- kon. through Alaska without per- mission from tho prohibition officers
 Skarway Alaskan.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

The tata Road Commission is one branch of Che Government tree tH.r bearre lu.t and fulfilling t.e mission for which It was created in n.. It is doing something of iu-
 aIuabIe bereft to Che Territory oi Antn eetUre returns for Che money expended and lt Che same ume uHre former inaccessible io- nHH. io hc.ome hab.tauous of man. Ha. probably Che least said .doH. Che good work Che Road Com mission doing Che better as. should some Of One conservation ad- a.s's at Washington awake Go Che net chat something s being really a.romp' 'sted for Alaska. activities might he suspended untI somc spec .aI agent oo1'i come here on a mis- ..nr O. investigation.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

I'm wheat growing localities where harvest hands uere paid from fS Go fI' DOT day and were indifferent about working evcn chen during Che hartc.s of Che tuo previous years. men who orc willing Go do mems work arc now secured at S3 per day and they arc sufficiently numerous ro supply an demand for thcIr serve .ces Any uhclt grower who was required to pay Che wages demanded .as, year and Che year before is now
 entitled to rebate and he is evi- dcut'y getting 70 ths year The aborer is worthy of hs hire. but
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

A general strike among member ot One Building Trades Council oi San Francisco Is threatened as protest against One proposed open shop plan Che worry best argument Iu favor of Che attcr tbat could pos- abiy bc advanced The day has happily passed whom public scnt.- mcut can bc iutmIdatoJ by strikes and strikers and 10 Is welt chat it has. If mon want t0 strike thcy can io SO. but 10 would bo we'll for them Go remember Chat tme ot nauon- wide unemployment Is uot iayor- able umc to give up paying posi- uons
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Western farmers are reported tc hayc an Che harvest help they want at Sa per day. whereas last year thcy had to pay fs and fio. In Neu England thore arc 500 idle farms compared Wilh fooo last year. Apparently Che farming Industry Is lovly coming into iu own again. not from sre.ial privileges extended by bencdcont government os many have hsen advocating. but through Che working or Che law of supply and demand coupled with mdauntcd courage and thrft ou thc part of One farmers themselves
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

"rhc most interesting Hule town we have seen since leaving thc Et.,' is un expression frequently hoarl from tourists walking around our streets And Juneau can bc made more interesting and attractive by very utuc cGort ou One part ot Che residents for che. reason Chat Che material and conditions are here to work ou.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

The famous Kabor murder ease at Cleveland. Ohio having passed Into history. Grover Berslol ls cu- uUed to occasional notice on Che first page Estimating Amer.cas population at one hundred and tcu million. it .s conservative to say that one hundred million of them would rejoice to hear Of Growers one forced return Co ths land oi Che free.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

The Detroit Toledo and lronlon Railroad. owned by Henry Ford. re- gently announced twenty per cent reduction iu rates md ths just fo'- lowing voluntary Increase n thc wages ot au Its employees What an admirable "C0mm.s.oner of National AIlra' Henry would make
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

James EshInecr of Fort smith. Arkausas recently awoke after a sleep extending over period Of three years lt does not state what department of Che Civil Service he was I'm.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

We have more respect for Che opp umisr chat sees good Iu moslu.,os than for che chroni. srouch who Is always predicting hard times thc coming winter. The nrt may bc a looL but hc s better than orape- hanger any day.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Over at Anchorage people are n- ducod Co go to church Sunday morn ne by a promise chat aI attendants wlI bo photographed tn front or Che church at Che conclusion ot Che scrv- tees. Now what do you ,hiuh of hat1
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

uo farmland Us over worth sS cor st0 per day unless hc londs a hand nc Che "mooushmcry at night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-13
Extra Special No. |

SIMMONS Finch Post Genuine BRASS BED. Guar
anteed laquer, heavy filing rods. Complete with FIVE
sS COIL SPRING and our f amous DELUXE FELT
MATTRESS. Sold regular for $S8 GO IL
Complete outfit for this sale. VTOsSO
$7.S5 DOWN AND S4.O0 PER MONTH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-13
Extra Special No. 2

LALId OPCG1dI 1VOs
SIMMONS Extra Heavy BRASS BED; Complete with
HYCEA SPRING. GUARANTEED FOR LIFE and
EWOOD PURE FELT MATTRESS; formerly sold
for $l2S.00. During this sale CQ7 IN
Complete Outfit for .......... ~Os'OO
$1,000 DOWN AND $500 PER MONTH
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
BIRTH CONTROL

o. What are the state laws in reference
to information concerning birth control?
(2) What is the Comstock law? (3) Does
a physician make himself liable for giving
information regarding same MRS. E.
H. J.
(1) All persons distributing litera-
ture on this subject are subject to
prosecution for gross misdemeanor,
end punished by term in the county
Jail for not more than one year or a
me of not more than $500, or both.
~ This is the title given to an act
of congress passed in 1878, authoriz-
ing the postmaster general to exclude
all mail matter dealing with such sub
jects. (3) No, if given for the pur-
pose of safeguarding the health of the
natient.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

used for farming purposes. Any per-
son refusing to prepare and build any
such fence may be compelled to do so
upon complaint to two or more fence
viewers and if he fails to do so within
a reasonable time after being ordered
to do it, the" party injured may re-
pair or build and recover the expense
thereof.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

about the Farm Bureau federation,
but I see it so strongly advertised by
all the newspapers that are opposed to
the League that I really and honestly
believe big business is going to try to
use it to fight the Nonpartisan league.
They must, of course, work along
about the same lines, too, as the
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
WHAT is THE LAW?

e ed-Noc
t If " malls s of
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
THE FARM BUREAU

Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I see
in your last paper views on the Farm
Bureau. I myself do not know much
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

pose of safeguarding the health of the
patient.
CLOSED BANK
bank in North Dakota for six months. The
bank closed its doors; Can I collect
eertifieate? (S9 How long can a. a state
bank be closed before person can get
time certificate of deposit cashed under the
tifcate draw interest on principal and in
terest since date it became due? "a 1sa
note issqsd N+P on spnday but dated back
sued on week day, but dated back, good?
renewing &C. R. o.
CD No. You can recover interest
on principal but nothing further. (2)
This is determined by the court and
the guarantee fund commission. (3)
It draws interest on principal only.
(4) Yes, in the hands Of a bona fde
holder for value. (5) Yes. (6) A
judgment directing the payment of
money when properly filed is a lien on
real property Of the debtor for a
period of 10 years.
LIEN FOR WAGES
"A,
work done during threshing season last
now? l2) Or saying another person, B.
bill for money to B against A, and have
B hold back that amount out of the money
he owes. A? (s) Or if work for this
person in the fall, can l put the last
years bill with the one for this coming
fall in one bill and then put lien against
the grain this coming fall?-M. M.
(D No. (2) You should sue A and
garnishee the money that B owes to
A. (3) No. You can only file lien
for the work you did this year.
HOTEL BILL
I stayed night in hotel They
asked me if I wanted breakfast in the
morning, and said yes, but did not eat
any in the morning and they told me had
to pay for breakfast just the same. They
said the hotel on the American
plan. I would like to know if they had
the right to collect this.-A. P.
Yes, hotels operating on this plan
have the right to make such charges.
OFFICE QUALIFICATION
,(1) Must a voter be a freeholder to be
elected director of common school dis
to hold any other office in this state? go
Has man living with his wife and chill
dren in North Dakota right to sell his
laIlu WlCnOuC IHe sig HdIuIe u lis "ALS' III
this state, simply because he owned the
- land before he married, part of which
he homesteaded MRS. B. L. G.
(1) No. (2) No. (3) A husband
must support himself and his wife out
of his property or labor. Subject to
this he may sell his separate property
without the consent of his wife.
FENCE LAW
Which half of the fence does the Wis
consin law require me to put up IN. B.
The law does not specify which half.
It leaves that to the agreement Of the
parties. It requires farmers to keep
and maintain partition fences between
their own and adjoining premises
upon equal shares when the land is
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

League to make it look good. Why
have half dozen organizations when
one is enough if we will stick to it?
HENRY BORGMANN.
Osmond, Neb.
At least the open shop movement
will have no effect on the wages of sin.
EMENTS
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
HOTEL BILL

I stayed over night in hotel. They
asked me if 1 wanted breakfast in the
morning, and said yes, but did not eat
any in the morning and they told me I had
to pay for breakfast just the same. They
plan. I would like to know if they had
the right to collect this.-A. P.
Yes, hotels operating on this plan
have the right to make such charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
SPORTS

torialtty and postal rights to DO dis
posed OF tomorrow through specific
ueciaratlonS now in preparation BY
supccihhitt"es, there was an eXpecta-
tion IN some quarters tonight that
the subject OF leases. including those
held by Japan In Shantung and Man
churia, might be brought up for dis.
cussion In the very near future.
Chihas delegates have declared their
intention to bring the Shantunc and
Manchurinn problems TO the attention
OF tho conference as soon as occasion
offered. and Japan has Indicated re-
peated that she does not regard these
subjects as within the province of the
negotiations. The attitude OF the,
other nations has not been defined.
but 1t Is expected that some feature
OF the -four points" will be brought
forward TO guide in decision.
Hear Many RumorS.
Meantime the delegates are hearinc-
many rumors Of an attempt to secur.
an agreement on Shantung, ut least,
outside the conference. Such de-
Velopment apparently would be well
coined by all ;he powers. but their
spokesman appear skcptical as to its
probability.
In it's consideration OF China'&
plight. II was explained tonight In
executive quarters. the conference is
considering the situation as divided
roughly into three sections. First,
there has been a grouping of nil the
sovereign rights that China still re-
tains, with general agreement that
all or these must he preserved to her
In the second group have been placed
all tho rights that are In dispute as "a
result of various treaties and other.
agreements. with the understanding
that these VIII he restored to China
is aS great a degree as appears pos
sibic. The third group comprises
rights which China declares have
been seized from her without any
pretcxt whatever. and which 1t is the
desire OF the conference to give back
unless valid reasons can be produced
to the contrary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
GIVE BIG WELCOME TO
WINNING NAVY TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Nov. 27.-Thc
Navy team that vanquished the Army
cadets in the annual football game
was accorded n warm reception upon
their return from New York late this
afternoon. by their comrades Of the
regiment Of midshipmen aud towns
people.
The student body OF nearly 2,4Oo
returned on four sections of special
trains. and forming by battalions
marched from the station to the
academy grounds. The main demon
stratian did not take place until
after arrival of Captain Larsen and
his teammates over two hours later.
They were met by the regiment at
tho Martin Street entrance to the
government inclosurc. The players
we're literally pulled of the cars and
horne on shoulders OF their cnthusi-
astic comrades to- Bancroft Hail.
The demonstrations for Captain
Larsen. steve" Barchct, Quarter
back Conroy, who scored tho touch
down. and who looms up as next
seasons captain, and Benny" Koch
Lar, were especially prolonged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28

For a long time have been a
great sufferer from stomach trouble:
my kidneys bothered me II good deal.
ana had no appetite for my meals:
was always constipated and so ner-
vous could never get u good nights
sleep; had taken treatments and
tried Il lot OF different medicines. but
none OF them gave me any benefit.
heard Of so many people knew
being cured by Plant Juice that |
decided 10 try 1t as Il last resort. The
result has been flne in my case. and
l feel stronger and better In every
way. nov have fine appetite for
my meals: II has relieved the kidney
trouble and ! am not constipated any
more; am able 10 sleep at night
have gained Is pounds In weight, and
all my friends are telling me how
we'll | look. owe my good health
20 P!ant Juice, and am glad 70 tell
others about IT,"
Plat Juice is sold in Richmond at
Tragla's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold In Petersburg
by Morrison, Tho Drug Man. and in
Chase City by Tho Chase City Drug
Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-28
MCCOY WILL DEFEND HIS
CUE TITLE HERE TO-DAY
Richmond's Southern Pocket
Billiard Champion Meets
New Yorker in Series

James +. Mccoy. Of Richmond
Southern pocket billiard champion
meets Joseph Concannon. of New
York. i'll a 1,2jO-point pocket billiard
match in ten blocks OF 1875 points
each, beginning this afternoon mt the
Richmond Hotel billiard hall, con-
t!nuinS the play ut McCoy's Main
Street hall tonight. The other eight
blocks are as follows: Has!tins'. BROAD
street. Tuesday afternoon: Richmond
Hotel. Tuesday night: Iiaskins'. We'd
nesday afternoon; McCoys. Wednes.
day night: McCoy's. Thursday after
noon; Haskins'. Thursday night: Rich
mond Hotel, Friday afternoon. con-
Guiding at McCoy's Friday night.
I'm playing match OF this kind. 1875
points are stipulated. That means
that certain points must he reached
by one or the other of these players.
These points are 1926. 80. as, 500,
G25. $50, SIS. 1000. LIPS and 1850
Explaining more fully: Should Con-
cannon make 125 10 McCoy's 100. Nom
day afternoon. Mccoy would have TO
make 80 before Concannon made l25
TO reach the point $50. In each block