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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
TOOK BUDDY'S PUNIsHMENT.
War Veteran Does Time as Desertel
Fer Man Who Saved His Life.

Leavenworth, Kansas. Nov. s.
Penniless, Harry w. Haley. an over
seas war veteran, was at liberty here
today under a war department order
releasing him from the federal dis
ciplinary barracks where he served
five months Of a six months sentence
for desertion imposed upon Thomas
G. Jones. his buddy" and the man
who saved his life while the two men
We're with the American Expedition
ary Forces in France.
Haley came to the barracks under
the name Of Jones" his reason for
serving the sentence being that he
wanted to repay part of the debt he
said he owed Jones in saving his life.
Jones, who is said to be married and
living in Canada, is being sought bv
federal authorities. Haley was re-
leased from the barracks without the
usual railroad fare and small com
pensation given prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
HARDING TAXES A HAND
AT ENDING MAIL THFFTS

Washington. Nov. S.-Means of
bringing an end TO the wave Of postal
robberieS throughout the country were
discussed today by President Harding
and his cabinet. and it was indicated
after the meeting that Postmaster
General Hays probably would have a
statement to make in the near future
on the subject.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
STEEL PLANT RESUMES.
Standard Has Orders Enough TO Keep
lt Going Several Weeks.

Lewistown. Pa, Nov S.-rhe stand
ard Steel Works at this place yester-
day began work on orders that VIII in
sure work for the greater number Of
its employees for several weeks. The
Na%iney stone quarries Of the Cambria
and other steel companies are Working
full time and shipping out thousands
Of tons OF hl~ken limestone for FUR
mace use, which indicates a revival ia
the steel and iron trade.
Every industry in the county Is take
ing on the appearance Of resumption
OF work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
WOULD cnEck JuGo.sLAys.
Lloyd George Suggests Calling League
Council to Protect Albania.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Geneva, Nov. S.-Pime Minister
Lloyd George of Great Britain has
suggested by telegraph the immediate
calling OF a meeting of the council
of the League of Nations to deal with
the situation created in Albania by
the reported continuing advance OF
the Jugo Slav forces IN Albanian ter
ritory.
Action would be asked Of the cqun-
ell 70 meet the situation watch would
BE caused By Juga Slavia failing TO
stop The advance and continuing the
invasion of Albania.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
MATERNITY BILL APPROVED.
House Committee Makes But Few
Changes TO Measure.

Washington. Nov. S.--The Sheppard
Towner bill for protection Of maternity
snd infancy, already passed by ne
Senate, was favorably reported ves-
terday by the House Interstate COM
merce Committee.
As approved by the committee. which
had il under daily consideration for
weeks, the bill would limit 90 A
period of Ave years the annual appr0-
priation Of Sl,000.000 for use by the
States ana the Federal government
in the effort to procect infants and
mothers. The appropriation Of S450
000 for starting work under the bin
was retained.
Efforts viii be made By the COM
m1ttee TO have the bin considered by
the House this month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
KARL NEARING FINAL HOME.
British Cruiser at CONSTANT
nople With Hapsburgs- on
Way to Exile.

by Associated Press tc Every Evening
Constantinople, Nov. S.-The British
cruiser Cardiff, having on board form
er Emperor Charles. of Austria-Hun-
gary and former Empress Zita, ar
rived here today from the mouth of
the Danube. where she went to re-
eeive the former imperial pair des-
tined to exile on the Island of Mad
eira
The Cardiff made only a brief stop
at this port, proceeding toward Gibral-
tar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Thompson & Jones seek Ra,.naa

Edmund $, Hellings. attorney for
thompson 4 Jones, who recently re-
hnquished a contract for building
slilice az the mouth OF Red Lion eree,,
aud repairing the Delaware river bank
.aaJacent thereto, conferred with ths
.ary Court today regarding a baIan,,,,
alleged to be due the firm. The co,,rt
referred tho matter to it's attorney 5
Warren Green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
PUBLIC DEFENDER.
recommended 20 Grand Jury by
Parole Officer Oliver

j. Albert Oliver, parole officer of/the
Court Of General Sessions appeared
Eefore the grand jury today and urged
the establishment Of the position Of
public defender for prisoners unable
to secure legal services.
He asked the grand jury to recon-
mend the establishment q the po-
s'tion by the next session Of the Legs
lature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
school llee,.on at N.n.o,,

thH thhpefeft ~ Newport viii Dc.
niHr 90 November f1 AZ an elcefion
WHETHER nf not thps win be inr,l
~ ~ additional $500. needed fsr
lefliH serfite and supplies al the dis.
ifi'i nfhtnl a cali fof the election
hat b''n issued by the school trus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
SOCIALISTS OUT on BAIL.
fiotted Overthrow OF Our Government
Is Charge Against Them,

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Springfield. Ills. Nov. s'@Wulian,
bross Lloyd and seven other members
OF the Communist Labor Party. who
were convicted of plotting "reforma-
tion and overthrow of the govern.
ment In September. 1919. we're
ordered admitted to bail by Justice
Carter of the Supreme Court toda,,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Kozlowskl Case Irn Todn,-

The habeas corpus case 81 victor
kozlowsIi comes before judge Hueb
~ Morris in the Federal District
Court this afternoon on the apphaa-
tions Of his counsel. Robert Adair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
BEATTY REVIEWS MIDDIES.
British Admiral Received With Much
Ceremony at Naval Academy.

Annapolis. Nd. Nov S--Admirai
Beatty, commander OF the British
grand feet in the World War, today
visited the U. S. Naval Academy
where ne was received with ceremony.
He reviewed the midshipmen. inspect
cd the academic departments and was
entertained at luncheon by the SUPER
intendent, Admiral Wilson.
Lord Reatty was accompanied by
Lady Beatty, his stan and the hon
orary aides assigned BY the Navy De-
Ipartment-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
HUNGARY BARS HAPSBURGS.
Government DEGREES That None Can
Be Elected King.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Budapest, Nov. Sat is understood
that the government has issued a
declaration that members of the Haps-
burg family cannot be elected TO the
throne of Hungary.
This declaration, made to satisfy
the demands of the powers. is to be
submitted to the national assembly for
ratification as the official interpreta-
tion of the act passed by that body on
Sunday dethroning former Emperor
Charles and ousting the entire Haps-
burg DYNASTY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
~ Uh.sr,e ArmI.,l,. ~,

me smith lnllingcr store. az Fourth
80 Mafhsi streets. viii be- closnd all
ahf FRIDAY hfndstice Day. {, was an.
Houufsa today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Nse Insurance Broker.

airs Donald $ Anhbfook II thc lat.
So ihHufhure broker ln Wilmington.
MI Aeiihfaeh is handling acrldany
i"Suf"h'". bat b specializing IN Au-
tomeblls Insurance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
PoIana.Ca Treat, slgned.

BY Associated Press to Every K;Nening
Prague, Nov IA treaty between
Poland. and Czecho- -Sloyakia was
signed here today. 1t Is understooa
the agreement involves neutrality or
al Questions affecting one OF the sig
natories and mutual support on ques-
tons affecting both parties to The
treaty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Isaac B. burrows.

The death OF Mrs. Isaac b. Burrows
occurred In Jersey City, N. j., on sun.
day. She was the daughter Of Captain'
Charles and Mrs. Rebekah GALLAGHER
formerly OF l4ls King street. she was
member OF the ID. A. r., st. Andrews :
church and taught in the SUNDAY
school Tor many years prior to her re-
inoVal 20 Jersey City. The funeral viii
take place tomorrow at l.s0 or ? D. m.
Internent will be in Wilmington and
Brapdywine cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
MIL 0rlF nuRGENLANp.
Hungarian Insurgents AgFee TO Evac-
nate on tuiil,smeat OF Protocol.

tiy Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Budapest, Nov Hungarian insur-
gents IN Burgenland have agreed TO
eyacuate the territory upon fulaliment
of the conditions st forth in the pro-
iocol signed at Venice on October IS
By representatives of Austria and
Hungary, It IS officially announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

Paxton. MS. Nov. S.--Hundreds Of
men in posses We're searching early
today for ten bandits who last night
held up the New Orleans Limited. on
the Illinois Central Railroad two miles
south OF here. wounded four train -n-
Pioyes, stole two pouches Of registered
mail. and escaped after setting fire
to the mail car.
No trace Of the robbers had been
found early today. the only aid in the
search being a statement by members
OF the train crew that they headed
west in two automobiles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
STREET DIRECTORS
TO INSIST ON ALL
SIDEWALK PAVING
Cnntlnnld frnm nnrn


without a sidewalk 10 Immediate
" procecd 10 lay the same In ac-
cordanee with the rules and reg
ulations OF the department. in
order that work may be given 10
the persons most needing the
same according to the lists of the
committee on Unemployment and
the Associated Charities and other
charity organizations In the city
ut Wilmington. aud thus avoid
thr necd of charity To the extent
ot wages so dishurscd. and further
Resolved. That u be suggested
90 the Street and Sewer Depart
nlent that they Indicate 10 such
property owners that their volun-
t1iN action Ia laying such side
walks win avoid the need of the
street and Sewer Department In
carrying forward the work ON it's
own account ana placing lien
upon The property Tor the expense
thereof"
In making the presentation. Mr
darNcl said that he did so al the re-
Iuest of John Richardson. Jr.. chair
nan uf the public affairs committe,
the Rotary club who was unahl
% attend this meeting
Mr.. Elliott followed Mr.. Marvel. en-
'haslzipg what he had stated ahou
he need for tnding employment fo
.ncmployvd, rather than charity
'tVr.
John $. kossoll. representing IN,
hamhcr of Commerce. In addressin,
be- directors. said that the thought tn,
iN was strong enough 90 take car,
g ITS unemployed and that the thinr
rrded most Just now was the way,
ud mpans
hv slid that the city was one nf
hc best urganised municipalities In
hc country and that lt should no,
e said this winter that there had
cen amy ona go hungry and dis
rrsspd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
BANDITS GET 100000
IN MAIL TRAIN HOLDUP
Miss Most Valuable Pouch. the
One it is Supposed They Es-
peciaIly Sought.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.


Chicago, Nov. Sc. A. C;erroer
chief postal inspector. at noon an
nounccd the lott obtained BIZ robbers
who held up an Illinois Central train
near Paxton, Illinois. last night
fought forty-fVe minute battle with
the train crew and passengers. wound
ing five men and dynamited and
burned the mail car, would total an
proximately $400.
They got two. pouches Of registered
mail and overlooked two others AIr
Germer said. One of those overlooked
IL said to have contained SfO0. 900.
In the two they took" Mr.. Germer
added, there was nothing but the
ordinary run OF registered letters
no bank shipments or other packages
OF especial value.
II viii take a week to see each in.
dividual sender and check up the ex-
act loss, but I estimate il ar abol1.
S4OO."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
James j. Carney.

FOLLOWING a brief Illness. James +
carney, a well-known Wilmingtonian
died Yesterday at his home. s35 kirk
wood street. Deceased had heen a.
enlpioye ol the Pullman Company for
many years. lie was member Of the
holy Name Society, Wilmington camp
no 5000, Modern Woodmen OF Ameri-
ca, and Wilmington Lodge No. 1s4
Loyal Order Of Moose Funeral ser.
vices VIII be held Friday morning
with requiem mass at ST Marv's
Church.
Caroline v. staafs.
Caroline Y. Stats, 81 years old
died yesterday at her home. 2oeb
King street Funeral services viii be
held Thursday morning.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17
FASTER FOOTWEAR

IF you need new footwear for
Easter wear and cannot get to our
store, let us send what you wish
by Parcel Post and if not satisfac-
tory for quality, style, fit and price
we viii lrefund the money. Let Us
know about what YOU want and
the price and we will send G. o. d.
same as Mail Order houses.
We have large COMPLETE stock
of new spring merchandise at low
est prices. Ladies and growing
Girls oxfords and pumps 81 90 and
up. Boys and Girls. hoes and slip
pers. $500 and IN. Children's shoes
and slipper at 50 90 no
Sesnd at once for Easter wear.
DER SHOE COMPANY
Rapid City, South Dakota
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The Snowflake Loaf" is here
for 10 cents.---Pioneer Bakery.
H. NJ. Dinsmore of Midland was
visitor in Philip Tuesday. We
acknowledge pleasant call from
the Judge.
BIG HORN COAL at farmers
Elevator.
E. o. Roush, superintendent of
the state coal mines at Haynes,
North Dakota, was in town Thurs
day and spent the day with his
family. He went from here to
Pierre before returning to his du-
ties at Haynes.
For Sale: Seed Corn. See P. E..
Byrnes at the Farmers Seed House
or owner. Z. L. Verley, Lucerne,
IS. ID. Is At
For Sale: Several spans of young
we'll broke work horses, weighing
from twelve to fifteen hundred
N. Freres, Milesville, S. d. IL 3t
s For Sale: Eggs from all winter
laving Barred Rocks. 81 so for Is.
Edw. A. Lins.
Professor and Mrs. Arnold of
Quinn are down for the initiation
at the Eastren Star lodge this ev-
ening.
The Eastern Star Lodge gave a
farwell party to Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. Roberts at the Masonic Hall
on Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts are moving to Pierre
where Mr.. Roberts has a position
in the department of the state tax
commission.
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Your selections for Easter can
be made readily here because the
variety offered is excellent. Kepp-
Baertsch Co. Rapid City, S. D.
The Story Hour four Saturday
will be at the Library at 15.0U
A. M. Saturday, March, 10. The
children over nine years of age
are invited to this treat of good
things for the Feast. 1t is sure
to bee IF Mrs Culp is there. A
Victrola and large collection of
splendid pelcords have been loan
eed for use in these gatherings
and add much to the hour.
Sell your cream to Pohle. Best
service and highest price.
Rev. Morrison, district superin-
tendent will supply the Methodist
pulpit both morning and evening
nxet Sunday. All those wishing to
join the church or have children
baptised may do so Sunday.
As MIR. Herried, state chairman
of the European Relief Concil de-
sires to send in his final report
will anyone in Haakon couney who
has contributed to this fund
through the Literary Digest or
through any other soures2 kindly
renort to me at once the amount
contributed and throug whom. so
that 7 may report To Mr.. Herried
and HaakOn county may receive
credit for all donations gwen. Do
not confuse the European Relief
Council with the Near Fast Re-
lief" These are *Wo distinct OF
ganizations. About one third of
this fund is for Red Cross r1edi-
cines, nursing, etc, tie remaining
amout being used 70 save the lives
of staring children i'll eastern and
central Europe Will ayone who
has pledged money for this fund
please send to Miss Nina Duryea,
county treasurer, as soon as pos
sible.
The Woman's Club Inject Tues
day night at the Masonic Hall,
This being guest night there
were many ladies present who do
not belong to the club. The hos
tesses were the ladies who have
not entertained so far this year.
and proved themselves more than
equal to the task. After short
business session where several
matteers were taken up and dis
posed of the meeting was turned
over to Mrs. Ramsey, leader, for
the night. Her paper on Irish
Music" was enjoyed and apprec-
lated by all present, every one
feeling they had heard something
worth while. This was followed
by violin rendations by Mrs.
Whitney of an Irish Folk Song
and an Irish ballad. A real live
fairy next appeared but so many
big folks dampened her spirits
and little Beverly slipped away.
and readings by Mrs. Culp, Mrs.
O'Neal and Mrs. Grams Forsell,
and il they did not come from the
Emerald Isle they certainly knew
how to act. Roll call was ans
wered by Irish wit. We leave the
rest to your imagination. 1t GER
tainly was-if not a feast of rea-
son, a flow of wit. The program
was followed by dainty refresh
ments carrying out the color
scheme of the evening, white and
green. All went away declaring
it had been most enjoyable meet
ing Contributed.
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Use Durema Flour for pancakes.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf

MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
Mrs. Mary Giddings, old time
resident of Stanley county died at
Hot Springs last week, aged 78
years. Mrs. Giddingis was we'll
and favorably known to all of the
earlier residents of Haakon coun-
ty.
An American Legion Auxiliary
is being organized at Midland. The
election was held last Saturday
night.
For Rent: 160 acres, southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
northwest quarter southwest quar-
ter of section / township 2 north
Of range 19. Sam P. Calvert, Du-
rango, Iowa. Is If
Dr.. Ramsey reports the birth
IF a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Conner, at the home of
Mrs. Sheldon in this city on Tues
lay night, March 18th.
For Sale: One Dodge and ono
Maxwell battery. Both new and
.an be bought at a bargain if TAX
N before April 1st. Nick Potten-
GER, Philip. II If
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Schimke,
roaidinig south of town are the
oroud parents Of a daughter, born
ro them at their home on Saturday
March 18th.
Coming Sunday. Anite Stewart
n Mind the Paint Girl" and a
GOOD comedy.
Dave Flack, who owns land in
SPRINGFIELD township west of here
arrived this morning from Iowa.
Io has been spending the winter
nOnths in that state but expects
q nut in considerable time this
umcmr on his farm. He says the
ho weather in Iowa has been very
Mid during the winter with very
little snow.
F. P. Bowerman of Rapid City
vas in town one day last week and
loeod a deal for the purchase of
he MiIIstead residence south of
# the railroad track. Mr.. Bower
man owns a fine farm southwest
IF here and expects to spend a
oart of his time looking after it
Possession will be given about the
first of April,
Bradstreet & Eager do painting
md paper hanging 16tf
Coming next week to Gem Thea
tire, Nazimova in a powerful pro-
1uction entitled Stronger Than
Death. 4"
Manager Fancher of the Gem
is always endeavoring to give his
oatrons the very best he can Sc
cure in the way of pictures. He
not only gets the best picture that
can be secured but he is always
anxious to cater to the wishes of
those who attend the shows at the
Gem. He informs us from now
on he will show a comedy each
tight instead Of on Friday and
Saturday nights as has been the
custom heretofore. Another fea-
ture will be music by the orchestra
on each Tuesday and Saturday
nights. These additions to the
regular program will be greatly
appreciated.
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Barbed wire and woven wire at
A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Co. 16tf
A new collection of suits has
been added this week to our stock
which will interest many. Kepp-
Baertsch Co. Ra i'd City, S. D.
A. Fl. Snyder this week disposed
of his interest III the Snyder &
McAllister Cafe to George w.
Redline, who will operate the place
with Mr. McAallister the other
member of the firm e. Mr.. Redline
is an experienced man in the res
tuarant business and has been in
charge of the kitchen at the cafe
for the past several months.
Wallace Reid in "The Dancing
Fool ut Gem Monday and Tues
day. Also comedy.
A. L. Anderson, comfy auditor
is at Pierre this week attending a
n,ooA;v - ~ a,,.,,4 .l,4,,.-
,r;th ato4o 4. ~, ''''y ;''' = ''i >
- '> - ''s'''''''
Dill Wfay' mayor OF Ca'a was
in our city a courIe of DAYS this
week visiting DR. II. A. Fitzgerald.
A very interesting club meeting
was held at the Sunnyside School
House Wednesday of last week.
We esDeciaIly appreciate the CO.
oreration Of the parents who at
tended in good'y numbers. There
are not so many members Of club
age TO enroll but what We lack in
quantity we hope to make up IN
qualty'
Ni,;narv cnro. poo;o,;n, a4arcl,
10Th 7 viii have an 1;enIav 81 NV
residence on West P ne St, COM
Dlete line Of latest mil lnery stock.
Mrs. J. J. Rogers.
AL. rr---.. -,
g. O = ~"
SlLY couple OF ufSS ire lore part
of the week attcnG'ac. to LEGAL mat
ters.
An. c,.,
, nIlG" ,op", Til' ',aS ,7'lt l o'l-
2,oye1 Dy 'i'' / al ''i'' - y. wi " y
i've coiii''@ o. ~ "N'l' ''''''0
sumed his nnw dyt:e.. His family
will remain n ka.lolxa until juno
at which ,i.-a the. sch Dol CiDscs
F.. A. Nor. .igon wnc nos hccn N
charge of the clevar., for rh. last
few yea;3 = rrtif,r. I'D t>1c,t>
to take a r,ucn needed ret
commencing ''I@' ~ 80 'i'c eI-
eo.ilc poWeI sG,F' - - w, ", oe l!',ill
. . -, W 20 = W. hlli' -1igh'
X o'0' o'iiip"''''
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17

Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR.
Try load of Mine Run Splint.
It's the boss coal for furnace. SIS
per ton at Farmers Elevator.


Snowflake bread 10 cents a loaf
at Pioneer Bakery.
County Agent Sanderson was at
Huron thi week attending the
meeting of the directors of the
State Farm BureaG, federation.
For Sale: A few choice milk
cows. Frank Griggs, Philip. ii If
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Farnsworth
left Sunday night for Sioux City
and from there will so to Niobrara
Nebraska, for a visit with rela-
tives.
See Bradsrteet & Eager's wall
paper samples. Is If
Edgar Watwood returned Tues
day morning from Huron where he
attended a meeting Of the direc-
tors of theState Farm Bureau fed
Grafton. Mr.. Watwood is one of
the two directors from this con-
gresslonal district.
Strayed: 2 coming 8 year old
calves, branded slash on left shoul-
der and L on left hip. Last seen
at Roy Logan place near Powell
Reward, Clint Lockett, Philip. II 2
M. C. Higbee, station agent at
Powell, was a visitor in Philip on
Tuesday.
James Holrn, postmaster at Pier
re, accompanied by his son were
in town Monday to attend the
meeting of the Wheeler-Brooks
post of the American Legion. Mr.
Holm, Jr., was bugler during the
greeat war and entertained the
school children during the after,
noon with various bugle calls used
by the United States Army. Mr.
Holm was one of the speakers at
the meeting in the evening.