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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
DEATHS
STELLA oREJNIczAK.

stella Oretniczak. two-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
orejniczak. 422 S. Philippe 81. died
az the residence. Tuesday afternoon
az 3:85 o'clock following an illness
OF FIVE days. Besides her parents.
she is survived by the following
brothers and sisters Cashier. Jo-
seph. Gertrude. Rosemary and
Frances.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday morning az o'clock al
81. Adalberts church. Rev. j. Osad-
mix officiating. Burial will be IN s..
Joseph cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
81 Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply FOR few cents
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint Of the best freckle and tan
bleach. and complexion vhitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemishes bleach out
and how clear. soft and r0sy-white
the skin becomes -Adv't.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
SURE. HELD BE LATE.

Charged with the assault and
battery OF his wife, Irene, Joseph
Turnyoo. 1925 Prairie av., was ar
rested early today by Oficers Cole
and Virgins. His attorney wasn't
home then. So Joseph in Jail i'm
patiently awaited the opening OF po-
lice court this morning while he be
grudged the fact that he was going
20 be late 70 work this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02


noon but the city in the evening was
comparatively quiet. -Four com
panies of the national guard under
AIT Gen. Barrett are on duty.
Check Morgue.
The reported death list grew all
day. At noon the chief Of police
notified Gov. Robertson Of Okla
hon1a City that tbs total was IS. In
ore statement Mai Charles ".
Daley Of the police department put
the figure al rs, saying he believed
many negroes had been burned 20
death In their homes
A check Of the morgues last night
showed eight known white dead
They were:
Walter DagEs. local manager Of
the Pierce OH corporation. formerly
u Leroy y. Y; Arthur James
wynona. Okla. cleo shumste. %.
Tulsa Carl =. Lotspoich. IS. Tulsa;
man Identified as r. NJ Barker,
HaviIand. Kas. who carried an iden-
t!acation card with tho name OF
Norman Culsrd. Tulsa Homer c.
CIyne. IS. Tulsa: 8. J. Withrow. 70.
Tulsa: unidentified man about 40
years old.
The trouble Is declared 20 have
started Tuesday night from the ar
rest OF negro charged with at
lacking an orphan white girl. and
subsequent attempts OF negroes 20
rescue the arrested man.
Comparative quiet prevailed in
the later hours OF the night. but at
daybreak a group Of negro houses
were set afrc and the city fremen
prevented from lighting the flames.
Armed white men then formed a
circle about the negro section.
Orders TO Disarm.
FOR several hours during the
morning parties Of negroes and
whites faced each other across rail-
road tracks. on which could be
seen a number Of slain negroes.
With the early arrival Of Adjt.
Gen. Barrett and machine gun
company from oklahoma City a
sam biance OF order was restored.
Several thousand negroes were as
sembled al Convention hall. the
baseball park. and the police sta
ton. and there guarded. Orders
we're Issued for the dLsarming Of all
persons not belonging 20 the guard
or especially deputized.
Detachments OF the national
guard were scattered about the city
at strategica1 Joints. especially
about the negro quarter. where TO-
900 20 $4,000 negroes. IL is esti-
mated. make their homes. Nearly
half that number are now under
guard
Dick Rowland. the negro whose
arrest led 20 the disturbances, was
removed from the city to an un-
named spot. Officers declared he
would be given a speedy trial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
ENGINEERS VISIT
BERRIEN SPRINGS
And INSPECT DAM
Local and NOtre Dame Engin-
GERS Enjoy Annual
Spring Outing.

More than 40 members OF the
American Association OF Engineers
from South Bend and Notre Dame
attended the annual picnic at Cha
pin lake, Wednesday
The crowd Of engineers. and stu
dents from Notre Dame. who were
given a half holiday from the uni
versity. left South Bend on special
interurbans at noon and started the
days program with an inspection
tour 10 the Indiana & Michigan
power house and dam. There the
engineers and student engineers
made careful surveys as 10 the
workmanship and construction Of
the electric plant.
Races Interesting.
The remaining time OF the after
noon was devoted 10 games and
track events. Two baseball games
were played. the first between the
Civil engineers and Chemicals and
Mining engineers. The Notre Dame
engineers easily defeated the Chem
ical and Mining team. and then
challenged he South Bend engi-
neers. beating them, 10 l. A box
OF cigars was presented = them by
"Hullis and Nike"
l.. j. Kennedy won the Notre
Dame 100yard dash and received
a prize Of y. d. tie pin. donated
by the Clauer Jewelry store A belt
donated by Max Adler and Co. was
awarded 10 L. G. Zimmerer for win
ming the sack race. c. A. Rauh, the
winner OF the three legged" race,
received a necktie, donated by SamI
Spiro & Co. G. +. Mekus won the
potato race and was awarded a to-
bacco pouch, donated by George
/ Platner NJ. r. Calef, who ran "A
mean 50-yard dash. won a straw hat
from the John Hale Hat store.
/ The obstacle race was won by T..
Cox. who received the cuff links
donated by Adler Bros. Cyral Neff
and Arthur Diedrich proved TO be
good wheelbarrow racers and re-
ceived a carton Of cigarettes from
! McInerny x Warner.
/ The engineers had a picnic supper
at 6 o'clock and gathered about a
! huge bonfire for story telling and to
hear the speaker Of the day.
The feature Of the evening pro-
gram was an address on Public
Utilities" by II. o. Garman, of In
/ dianapolis. chief engineer of the In
I diana public service commission and
/ president of the American associa-
I ton of engineers.
Advises Students.
/ Garman is a graduate Of Purdue
university and the first national
/ president Of the American associa-
/ zion OF engineers coming from In
I diana. He spoke of the public utili-
! ties commission of Indiana. its pur-
/ poses and work, saying that there
are $4,000 public utilities in the
state which have TO be appraised.
Total values Of public utilities in
the state. including railroads. are
valued at $SO0.O0O,OOO. OF which
$3.50, 900. 900 have been appraised by
the commission for rate making
purposes" Garman said. Public
utilities are figured on the new cost,
less depreciation counting in grow
ing value" he said.
In conclusion GarmaD advised the
students OF Notre Dame to work
hard for their chosen vocation. tell
ing them 20 learn 10 think in dol
lars and cents.
The crowd returned at O'Clock
Wednesday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
SumPtrus attempt to Flee
Lands Him in City Lookup

Harry Sumptrus. 1876 y. Main St.
was arrested by Officer Mcmahon
Wednesday night just as he was
boarding a train 10 leave the city.
Sumptrus was arrested on complaint
OF Harry Barros OF the same address
on a charge OF stealing a suit OF
clothes and attempting 20 leave the
city without paying a two weeks
board bill. The case will be heard
in city court this morning
O. J. Gould and Walter Wickamp,
both OF Mishawaka. were arrested
Wednesday evening by Motorcycle
Officer Olmstead on a. charge OF ex-
ceeding the speed limit. They will
also be arraigned In court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02

The new store with the newest
and most Up 20 date line Of wearing
apparel for men, women. boys and
girls. Il Will pay YOU well 10 visit
our new srore. This is hred with
perfect brand new merchandise at
the most reasonable prices Lermsn
Bros, s13 S. Michigan 81. sssS-6-2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02

The population OF the earth is es-
timated at nearly 100000 600. GER
tainly not less than 100000. 600.
There are about 10000 species OF
mammal. about 1900 OF birds. 1000
OF reptiles and $4,000 species Of
fishes.
Despite the fact that all publica-
ton costs have risen in England. H.
600 new books were published last
year in Great Britain. This is an in
crease Of 2.40O over the previous
year. There were more books on BIZ
ozrap ply than before. but a decided
falling Of In religious works.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02

The uue OF don was originally
assumed BY the popos.
Volcanoes are most thickly group
ed IN Guatemala and Java.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02

Actually Going Out Of Business.
Lots OF bargains in Office station
cry and supplies Shirley Reynolds
Co. PA W. Jefferson 81. S673-4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02

ability to handle pubic event q
this kind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
STAGE IS SET
FOR GALA GIFT
PRESENTATION
Public Invited to June Bride
Gift Event at Oliver
Friday Night.

Continued from PAGE one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02
ARMED FORCES
CONTINUE GUN
FIRE AT NIGHT
Firemen and State Troops are
Shot at by Organized
Negro MObs.

Continued nom Paec onel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-02

noon but the city ia the evening was
comparatively quiet Four com
p&nies OF the national guard under
Adyt. Gen. Barrett are on duty.
Check Morgue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
A CONTROVERSY has arisen.


IA Como and help solve 1t.
This is It: Is it better. when you scf
woman walking down the street with
an un,ightly white ravcling on her skirt
with hcr undcrskrt showing just q
trnc. or lady bug walking on her
shoulder. tO tell her about itt
Or II Is kinder not TO cmbarrass hcr
by calling attention to tho fact?
Here is the incident TINT led to the
controversy.
One woman was walking m the
street another was walking down.
As they passed the ono woman no.
tlccd that n long white rnvcling strng
gIcd across tho other wOmnn's skirt,
making hcr look rather lintidy and care =
Icssly groomcd.
SO the ono woman. who knew tho
other woman. but not to speak to, gnzed
nf that white rnvc,ing ns she went by.
And, crossing the street moment
lat"r. she glnncrd back.
Tho other woman. with halting steps
caused by slightly appraised knee aH
she walked, was pul ing the ravoling of.
Which made thr ono woman rather
rcmorsrful and apologize, but at the
same time glad.
CIlE had made the other woman un
~ comfortah'c 10y her stare at that one
spot ON her skirt. but at III" Same tim"
sh" had added to her appearance by
cnusing tho removal Of that untidy-
looking string.
And 81 III" controversy aroec-wnS
Nho Kind or was she rude?
Solve it by putting Yourself in the
other womnn's place.
Suppose, although nicely dressed, and
neatly arraNcd, lou had in somc uuac.
rountahlr way allowed th" belt or your
coat f." hang unfnstcncd and free.
II would look pretty silly. and alto
gcthcr cnrclrss.
Would you, aS you walked iauntily
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
"ShouLd a Woman
TeN2"
BY HAZEL DnYO BACHELOR

CopDrioht, 1921 Jy PuJdc LcdOcr Company
HdwfhOrHc EmcrV dccidcs to
marry Dane HcrrW wiihoW telling
him INT she hdS oucc I0rcd q man
tcbo waS Wnw0rthy of hCr. She is
iorturcd rim tcrr lest hC discorCr
the hWth. for aNhovgh she has douc
nothing wrong. hc iS rCrU n1rrow
IN his Mcns dbovi tr0mCn. WhCn
she diSrorcrs Hot Unite, Dduc's III.
HC bVicydy sister. is in lore wiH
'rdutord Biatc. Hc man from tbc
pHSi, Hdwthoruc iq horrifCd. she
ioHGS 10 icW UdUC hC hWth. bWt
BIdtc hrcatcus 10 SLow her girlish
iorc letters i she iuicrtCrcS. Hnw-
horHc nud DauC hGrC their first
quGrrcI orcr moitCr of iUdcpCnd-
Cu"c NJ dtifUdc. 0Vd by hCr Crnsirc
nUSrCrs she 0rouec8 suspirioH in
UuUC'S miUd,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
The One Woman Sdw White Rauelno
on the Other Wonan's Nice, Neat Sbjr
and She Looked al II in Such q Way That There Vas NJ
Nsaking Her Mconing-Was She Kind or Rude?

down the street, so interested in ,o..
thoughts or your ncighLors that Won a,
not bother 70 look at yourself IN ,,s.
windows. rather go on walking n.,
way?
Or would you prefer having sono .,.
tell you about It? Not in words ~,
with that unmlstakHblc lit Of tho ~,
brows which means II wonder vh.
that woman doesn't fix that"
OF course you'd prefer that, wouldn,,
you?
DUT, on the other hand, thcrc /.
- great deal 10 hr said against M,
practice which so many persons folS.
Of gazing with apparently keen intsro.,
at, say, the third button of your COO,
or the bottom of your skirt. or yon,
shoes.
"Why. just look at that :" thcy s..r
TO hr saying mcrrily TO themselves
You wait until they have gone h,
and until everybody who may have ses.
them has gone by, and then Won lool
down. frantiCnlly. fren2ic,Uy. your fs,,
hot with dread and cmbnrra Ssmcnt
What is II. why should they look =,
you that way? But there isn't n thiS,
wrong TINT you can find. and all Won;
" orry f. for nothing.
That kind Of questioning look cnn h,
done away with and nobody will suFs,
without It.
DIT still, even that has its Other
ID side; It's splendid as dofpnsv,
weapon against some ono who starps 4,
you increasingly in trolley. a train,
theatre. anywhere
When YOU have stood II A. long AZ Won
can, lust fnstrn an Interested. surnrisoS
and studious gaze ON II coat sleeve,
shoe. or button: the starcr viii stoD
staring in order to writhc.
Yes. its quite Il controversy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
4 NClv Science

In London there l. t. be- established
an international Acnd"m} Of Ruu',,
NhIrh j. 10 dpv I" I'll" sam" skill and
re- "urch 10 the cultivation and rrrspr-
the Royal Society deyOtes to science
Beauty, in fact, is to be made a science.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
rVo he CCa!inu@d Monday
Sniin NNnDnrS

They should bo spnng"i with weak
~uuDiuu oE HCmZiur suHn HI riNs"d in
"hur lru2im" ON n sponge. Don't touch
rhr ,"I"~ with Ia" hruZ.nr. 81, ll" r"lu"
Is sure t. run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Paul and Virginia
BY HELENA HOYT GRANT
To Mmhoi. To Market

phone when tho price is quoted at half ,
dollar for half n dozen. 1t just isn't
DONE.
"No. it isn't done" said Virginia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

G.rr >pflirirnr rrauhnrrir, fine I,
mrD. @." fnu" "uu-. place. in mixing
k""' end HGd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Hy NiES VI 4. WILSON

~. ,r"'I. iu., .. We v Wt',0'
r'.E'. r,S,rr'rH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Luke McLuke Says

A man could have a small foot, too if he had
sense enough to move the heel of his shoe over
into the middle of the shoe.
If men profted by their mistakes they would
MT make anything but mistakes.
After looking at some of the things other
girls marry, why do girls imagine that it is such
a terrible thing to be an old maid?
A smart wife easily guess where her
husband spent the night by the way he tries to
prove that he wasn't there.
A makes much fuss over his pipe
cloggng up that you would think it was the
house burning down.
A man will spend eight hours day yelping
that Luck is against him. And then he Won
ders why he hasn't any luck.
AS soon as Young Thing discovers that a
man is married she quits vamping him and
tries to offend him.
1t has just about gotten so that Princess
can't go to the corner grocery for her Mother
unless she puts enough paint to change the
color of an automobile.
When girl marries. she feels superior to the
other girls in the neighborhood. But she
doesn't feel that way long.
A woman has to be awfully tired of her hus-
band when she can't get any pleasure out of
quarreling with him.
1t is getting that people pay more at
tention of the Bonds of Matrimony than they
would to Oil Stock.
The reason a girl doesn't mind being built
like half-starved Shad is because she knows
that she is Syelte.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05

Patent Office whereby veterans of
the World War are allowed free
patents.
Q. Who, or what, was first known
as FL Dorado? II. o. w.
A. This is a Spanish word, mean
ing "the gilded." and was first APP
piled to a South American king said
to cover his body annually with gold
dust, and bathe in a sacred lake:
then it was applied to a fabled gold
en- city: and finally to a tabled coun-
ceivable degree in gold and precious
stones. The name has since been
applied to any place abounding in
gold opportunities for asquiring
sudden wealth. and more specifical-
ly, to a county in California, and a
city in Colorado.
Q. How should fresh goose
feathers be treated before placing
in pillow ticks "A. f. c.
A. The Bureau of Biological Sur
vey suggests the following treat
ment for goose feathers: Soak them
in gasoline and place in thin layers
on a fiat surface. Then throw over
the feathers either plaster of paris
or corn meal. When this has soak
ed up a quantity of the gasoline,
remove it and put on fresh. repeat
ing the process until the feathers
are thoroughly dry. Then air them
to get rid of the odor of gasoline
before placing the feathers in a
pillow case.
q. What is larger the gray or
red squirrel?-L. o. II.
A. The red squirrel is a species
only eight incheas long. not includ-
ing the tail. The common Eastern
species of the gray squirrel is usu-
ally about ten inches long, besides
the somewhat longer tail. The Vir-
ginia fox squirrel is a bright red
color and is larger than the gray
squirrel.
Q. A man in a lecture used the
expression where the Whangdoo-
die crieth for his first born" Where
can this phrase be found, and what
is a whangdoodle? &c. II. NJ.
a. The whangdoodle is a fictitious
animal, whose characteristics have
never been adequately described
The line reads where the lion roar
eth and the whangdoodle mourn
eth for its first born and is from
recitation 1.-The Harp of a Thous-
and Strings" published anonymous
/ ly. but attributed to w. T. Bran
J nan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05

O. What are the flower and gem
symbols for February? A. G. Il.
A. As Authorized by the Amer
lean Jewelers. Association, the birth
stone for February is the amethyst.
The flower symbol for this month Is
the primrose.
Q. What President was known as
Sir Veto? J. f. G.
A. This title was applied to An
drew Johnson.
q. Is the stone which served
Jacob as a pillow when he had his
vision still in existance =? I. Il. NJ.
A. This stone is said to be in ex-
istence. 1t is known as the Liza Fail,
or Stone of Destiny, on which the
old Scotch kings were crowned. 1t
is now in Westminster Abbey rest
ing beneath the Coronation chair
which has been used at the Corona
tion of English kings since Edward
/. This historic stone is said to have
been taken to Tara. in Ireland, in
the fifth century, b. c., then to Scot
land and finally to England.
Q. Who first suggested the idea of
a canal across Panama? L. Il. p.
A. The project of canal across
the Isthmus of Panama is about 400
years old. Balboa and other Spanish
explorers urged such construction
before the Emperor of Spain, and
made surveys in search of feas-
ible line as early as 1925.
q. / have four tons of coal in my
basement which has been there
three years. Is there any danger
of spontaneous combustion? V. NJ.
A. The Bureau of Mines states
that as small a quantity of coal as
four tons is not in danger of catch
ing fire from spontaneous combus-
tion.
Q. What is the average daily at
tendance in the public schools of
the United States? X. +. r.
A. According to the latest avail
able statistics there is an average
daily attendance of more than 49,
100000.
Q. Has it been estimated what the
railroad strike cost the railroad in
earnings? G. 1. r.
A. 1t Is estimated that the rail-
road strike of 1919 cost the roads
over $500, 900, 900 in earnings.
.. How many soldiers bodies are
still in Europe? =. l.. r.
A. According to a Report of the
Quartermaster General, U. S. A,
there are at this time approximately
$4,000 bodies not yet returned from
Europe.
@. What is Dongola kid? L. w
K.
A. This kid. which received its
name from Dongola in Egyptian Su-
dan, is sheepskin or goatskin tanned
with a semi bright finish so as &c
resemble French kid. 1t was first
put on the market by James Kent
of Gloversville, N. Y, and caused 6
revolution in certain branches oi
the leather industry.
Q. Are the veterans of the World
War allowed free patents by til,
Government? u. B. s.
A. The War Department says tina
there are no arrangements made by
either military authorities or tbs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
RIPPING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason.
NuDwINTER SORROW

Alas. there's trouble everywhere,
according to the daily news, and
countless cupboards now are bare of
pumpkin pies and oyster stews, and
children wall and tear their hair be =
cause they haven't any shoes. And
we might preach to those who lack
the pies that human critters need.
reminding them how. some months
back, they cut a gorgeous swath. in
deed, and how we urged them then
to pack in brine the kopeck and the
seed. But preaching is an empty
graft when human innards madly
ache: there always is a mighty raft
of sermons when kids call for cake.
when poor folks yearn TO sit abaft
a large and luscious sirloin steak.
And 50 wen brighten up the lives of
those who walk knee deep in woe,
and stake the poor gents and their
wives from our abundant stack of
dough; the Christmas spirit still sur
wives in all of us, we'd have you
know. Well spring our platitudes
when next prosperity around is seen.
when workingmen are not perplext
by absence of the good long green:
pie is better than a text when
meals are few and far between.
Copyright by George Matthew
Adams.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

ANY reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. Direc-
tor. Washington. ID. c. This offer
applies strictly to Information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal.
medical and financial troubles. II
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address and en-
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies ara sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05

With Germany licked" and 10000 of our
ex-doughboys begging for work and food and
medical attention in this country. Herr Otto
next will result in the wiping out of all
other contenders, and Germany and the United
States will rule the world, but-"Germany will
be stronger than the United States by the su-
periority of her genius and intellect" Can you
beat it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
EOOcy!

(WNmIngton NeWs-J JournaI.)
The nquisitive Luke McLuke wants to know
what has become of the old-fashoned woman
who used to eat a raw onion to save doctor
bills. We don't know exactly, but have a
suspicion her husband, who sat beside at the
picture show the other night, had beat her to
it,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05

this city ought to have the very best equipment
But all the equipment that can be provided will
be of little avail if the means of summoning the
aremen is antiquated and inadequate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
Haw. Hawt

MY husband drank some yeast In mistake
what happened?' asked Mrs. Naybor
He rose three hours earlier than usual this
morning" replied Mrs. Gabb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
No Joke.

We hardly know which way to go,
Nor where to turn-thats very true;
But you will find that we all know
What other people ought to do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
The Craynn Portrait.

An agent sold this thing to Nav;
He was a cheat, l guess;
And yet you can tell Nav from Paw,
Because she wears a dress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-05
BITS OF BYPLAY
BY Luke McLuke.
Copyright, 1920, by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Modern Cursery RHYMES.

Modern Cursery Rhymes.
There was a little man and he had little still.
And he made himself some liquor that was
red,
red,
red.
And when the stun got cool enough he went
and drank his fill.
And now he's taking powders for his
head,
head,
head.