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Evening star., 1921-09-19
BAND CONCERTS.

.At The Marine h tracks, at
$50 today. by the United States
Marine Band. William II. san
tcIlnann. leader
Program.
March. ''Semper Fidelis" .SouSa
Overture. Poet and Peasant
Suppe
Serena2e Drdla
Cornet solS. fantasia caprice,
Willow Echoes" Simon
-IUsiciaa Arthur S. Witcom5.
Grand scenes from Carmen"
Bizet
Waltz. The Merry Widow"
Lehar
Torch Dance. No. l" Meytrbeer
Marines hymn. The Halls of
Myntc&unIa.
The Star Spansied Banner"
AZ the Smithsonian Grounds.
at 80 this evening. by the
United States Navy Band,
Charles Ecn,on. director
March, Indiana State Band"
Farrar
Overture. '.Orpheus in the I'm
derworld" ---.... .Offenbach
Ballet music from Faust.
Guunod
fa) Waltz for corps de ballet.
tb) AdaSio ensemble of Helen
and her Trojan maidenS.
(c) Ai.eSretto. entry of the
Nubian slaves.
tdD Moderate maeStoso, pas seul
of Cleopatra.
(e) Moderate con moto. entry
of the Trojan maidens.
30 Allegretto, pas seul of
Helen.
CD Allegro vivace, Bacchanale
and entry of Phryne.
Grand scenes from the opera,
''Tannhauser" .. Wagner
Valse suite, Die Hydropaten."
Gungl
Selections from the musical
comedy "Floradora" Stuart
Humorcske .Dvorak
souvenir .Drdla
FoX-trot. "Na-JU' WedOeft
The Star Spangied Banner
Evening star., 1921-09-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

Mems Cliff Rock Beneficial AsSo-
9Th street.
Evening star., 1921-09-19

Princeton Chapter. Y. w. c. A., will
meet with Mrs. ID. H. Edwards. i125
New Hampshire avenue.
Evening star., 1921-09-19

Fountain Peyton will address the
Parents League at the metropolitan
\. NJ. +. Church this evening at
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Reduce as Quickly as
You Wish

The rate at which you lose your surplus flesh
is largely under your own control 1t you do not
wish to lose flesh as rapidly as pound day or
ten pounds week. you can regulate this natural
law so that your loss of flesh will be more gradual
By reducing more slowly you avoid any necessity
for sudden changes of clothing. You can make
slight and inexpensive alterations in your gar
ments as you steadily attain slender, graceful
figure.
In addition to normal weight and more youthful
figure you secure other benefits of equal Importance,
For this natural method also builds your health and
gives you renewed vitality and energy. You obtain
a clearer complexion, brighter eye and more
elastic step. Many write that they have been
astounded at losing wrinkles which they had sup
posed could not be effaced. As the superfuous
flesh vanishes the years seem to drop off also.
Your nerves are improved and your sleep is more
refreshing. You regain youthful vigor and spirits
as well as youthful form.
1t is like being invited to step into an entirely
new body full of fresh ambition.-a body Of grace.
full lines, fairly tingling with health; body that
seems capable Of any degree Of physical exerton.
: And you obtain all this without .dscomforts or
painful self denias. You make. little change in.
your daily routine. You continue to do the things
you like and to eat food you enjoy. In fact, far
from giving up the pleasures of the table, you actu
ally increase their variety.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
- -. .4.t:.:::::'';..t,. r.. - =
& Stage Beauty. !.
Loses a Pound
a Day

!" In about three weeks |
reduced twenty pounds-Just
what / wanted to--through
your wonderful way to reduce.
And without one bit of discom-
fort. ! think it is perfectly
remarkable"
Thus writes Miss Kathleen
MulIane, famous artists model
and Ziegfeld Follies beauty.
This new discovery enabled
herto quickly reduce to normal
weight, after a long period of
exercise, starving and appli-
ances had failed utterly.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
The Secret Explained

Scientists and Specialists have always realized
that there was some natural law on which the
whole system of weight control is based But
it remained for Eugene Christian, the famous food
specialist, to discover the one safe, certain and
easily followed method of regaining normal health
full weight. He discovered that certain foods,
when eaten together take off weight instead of
adding to it. Certain combinations cause fat,
others consume fat. For instance, if you eat GER
tain foods at the same meal they are converted
into excess fat. But eat these same foods at diff
ferent times and they will be converted into tissue
and muscle. Then the excess fat you have already
accumulated will be rapidly consumed because the
The Washington times., 1921-10-30

A SIMPLE, easily followed law Of Nature
n has now been discovered which enables
L "a anyone to quickly rid themselves of
dangerous, burdensome excess flesh. Re
suits are often apparent in 48 hours. These
benefits are secured without discomfort and
without any bitter ef-denials. In fact,
many say they enjoy their meals and other
pleasures of life more than ever before
When you have reached your normal,
ideal weight you can retain it without gain
ing or losing another pound.
Thousands of stout men and women, who
have regained their normal figures by this
method, find that pound day reduction
is not too much to look for at the very start.
Many have lost from 8 to 10 pounds week
and even more.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
What Users Say
Lsses Is SQUADS

Leses l6 sounds
my experience In following your
suggestions was wonderful. lost
sions are the oniy<ay 70 reduce. and
IL Ia noticeable at the beginnins;."
Mn. Woonsocket, b. !.
Takes off 70 posnAs
Eugene Christians Course has
done for me Just what Il said IL
would. re-, rsduced c, ,rensy :. ns pound; an:,,.
more. and with the directions of the
course can do that ~ fast or "a
slow as I desire. Many thanks for
Zcor interest and 'tAe eossse.
Nov 20 psssSs lighter
1T Is With great pleasure that
conr.e @ soss On We.sSs Y % Control 0H proved @ e .Ss
solyselv ssti:fsctory:
Mn. oisns rails. N. r.
Reduces Sc peunAs
Both my hnsband and myself
were benefited By following the suE-
oss ssir.ysso s,ssn in pound Msisn'
find our general health very much
Hn. - Charleston. W Va.
= Reduces 70 noemal
AZ fifty J. weighed fourteen
! applied Dr. Chrtssian's schedulcs
and soon came down TO liz pounds.
where have easily held since. tMy
height 10 8 n. 1 tn.D enjoy the
constant satisfaction that have my
hand on the control-thanks TO my
courre In Corrective Eating"
Mn. - Washington. ID. c
Weighs 30 pounds less
II am thankful that my attention
was called 10 your cour~e on Weight
Control. Since January 3Oth of this
year have reduced 30 pounds.
have taken off five inches
around my 'eilo.' which helps aome.
when first started reading
WEIGHT Control weighed 267
pounds. and could hardly walk a
block vithoyt resting. 1 now walk
ten miles BY. section lines every
mornins. weather permitting. and do
Mr.. Holton. Kansas.
Ths abore eyccrsfs forw osiy fe~
Of ASsd,eds Of letters on ftte at oar
office. descrtb&sG o~astro ref0h re-
dsctto~s fArosoA WEIGHT Co~troi.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Free Trial-Send No
Money

Eaed with his dscoveryand with the hope and energy
offers and Eugene Christian incorpo
rated this method in the form of simple follow little
lessons under the title of Weight Contro-he Basis OF
Health" This is offered to you free trial.
Here what following the wldo II will bring your
weight down to normal at the rate of pound day more
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Doctors Wife Reduces 40 Pounds

pictured above wife of doctor OF Boomington
Ind reduced also gained perfect health and
beautifu She writes:
16S pounds My blood all
constantly had stomach and sick headaches
better until
tried discovery heah perfectly and
had begun to get wrinkles when was
is from single wrinkle And now
weigh only 128 pounds
The Washington times., 1921-10-30

Just mail the coupon or letter. You are thor
onghly protected by our refund offer Act today,
however, to avoid delay, as it is hard for us to
keep up with the demand for these lessons. Think
of the surprise and envy you will create among
.yelir friends, by your renewed, more youthful APP
pearance just short time after the course arrives
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Loses 13 Pounds in 8 Days

Monday (S days and am feeling
before could
lie down. and sleep from eight to nine hours
could
Signed Mrs George Guierman,
420 66th Street. New York City,
photographs reproduced by the alteration
vanished
brightness the shows renewed health and youtfunes
The Washington times., 1921-10-30

fat-forming combinations have been cut off. There
is nothing complicated and nothing hard to under
stand It is simply a matter of learning how to
combine your food according to few simple,
natural rules.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
No Excuse for Being Fat
Since New Discovery

pounds days. Another lost 20 pounds in less
than month pounds incredibly short time
All without appliances starving No
in
The Washington times., 1921-10-30

1t Will make your neSh nrm ana
solid. 1t will bring q clearer
skin, add new glow to your
cheek, a new sparkle to your
eye and a new spring TO your
step. And all naturally
nothing harmful.
Prove this for yourself. See
your unnecessary flesh quickly
vanish. See why starving, stren-
nous exercising and medicines,
massage and appliances are all
unnecessary. See how this new
discovery gets down to the real
reason for your stoutness and
removes it by natural and ef.
fective methods.
Although you would prob
ably be glad to pay many dol
lars for such q simple, safe and
certain method Of obtaining
normal weight, we have made
the price as low as we can, be-
cause we want every sufferer
from excessive flesh to secure
its benefits.
Send no. money, just put
your name and address on the
coupon, or send q letter If you
prefer. The course will be
mailed to you in PLAIN CON.
TAINER, and $1.T (plus
postage) TO the postman will
make it yours. Then, If you
are not fully satisfied in every
particular, you may return it
within five days after its re-
ceipt and your money will be
Immediately refunded. II
more convenient, you may
remit with coupon, but this is
not NECESSARY.
The Washington times., 1921-10-30
Corrective Eating Society, Inc.
Dept W-18910. 43 West 18th St., New York City
Corrective Eating Society, Inc
Dept. W-1891O, 43 West 18th Street, New York City

You may send prepaid IN PLAIN CONTAINER, Eugene
Christian Course Weight Conro-the Basis of HEALTH in
IL will the only $97 (pus posage)
arrival If satisfied with it, have the privilege of
returning you within five days after its receipt 1t is of
course understood that return If thus
return the
please plainly
Address.
s.
Price States, .215 order.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
v CLUB r

A fire, which originated from an
undetermined cause last Thursday
morning reduced to a heap of ashes
the log building of the Countryside
club, three miles west of Havre, with
a total loss of approximately $4,000.
The log building, which had stood
idle for a number Of years, was leased
by the owner, Mrs. Sam Spaulding, to
Messrs. Moore and Peak for the use Of
a Country club and dance hall. The
club had been open to the public six
weeks and was the subject of much
rumor with the local Purity league as
to the morality of the place.
The proprietors of the club and a
party of persons left the building at
about 4 o'clock Thursday morning and
it is supposed by them that the place
vas fired by some person between the
hours of 5 and 9 o'clock that morn
ing. No fires were left in the heating
plant of the building and the electric
current was turned off, they declared,
and the origin of the flames remains
a mystery.
A $500 electric piano and a farm
lighting plant valued at 81 1000 were
lost in the fire. The place was partly
covered by insurance.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
N FOR MONTANA

Washington, Nov. 10.-Congressman
Carl w. Riddick today received a re-
port from the War Finance Corpora
ton that the Montana agency has al
ready received applications for loans
aggregating $1,000, 900, although the
final arrangements have been COM
pleted but a few days. Information
is had that another large quantity
will be coming along within another
week. 1t is expected from now on,
the Montana committee will be send
ing completed applications with fair
speed.
Referring to the criticism that
there is too much red tape and COM
plants about security and interest
rates, Congressman Riddick says these
complaints can only come from a mis-
understanding of the purposes of the
law governing this activity. This is
not a government handout", but on
the other hand is a sound financial
plan to place millions of cash immed-
lately available for stockraising and
farming operations in Montana under
regulations that will make certain that
the security is Of the character and
sufficient, so the bonds can be sold
on the eastern market. To expedite
the relief, and to save costs, the money
is distributed through banks and loan
agencies, which under the law are not
permitted to collect more than 2%
for their services and the guarantees
required of them.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
FARMERS AND STOCKMEN WILL
BE WARNED SHOWS Billiards

Now that the winter season is ap-
preaching, the Weather bureau Of the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture is perfecting it's service to assist
stockmen and agricultural interests in
general against the dangers of cold
waves, heavy SHOWS, high winds and
billiards..
The increased use of the wireless
by the Department of Agriculture will
expedite the handling of weather fore
casts in the western states. Plans
have been worked out whereby within
an hour OF two at the outside after
the Weather bureau issues the warn
ing, every community will be in pos
session Of it. In fact, every individual
farmer or rancher, who has a tele-
phone, will be in possession of it, for,
under the system perfected, the wire
less will be used to communicate fore
casts Of billiards., heavy SHOWS, etc.,
to central point, where arrangements
will be made to telephone the infor-
nation to all parties having phone
service.
In event of a severe winter, such
as has been predicted, the perfected
service Of the Weather bureau will
undoubtedly save stockmen and farm
ers in the west hundreds of thusands
of dollars by preventing losses among
their cattle and other livestock.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11

personal property on the south bench,
departed on Sunday evening OF this
week for Michigan, where they will
visit during the winter.
James Hay, of the south bench, has
accepted a position as general manag-
er of the Hotel Cash Grocery and as
sumed the responsibility of his new
duties the first of the month.
We neglected to mention in our last
issue the fact that Mrs. Fred C. Cool,
of Nashua, is enjoying a visit from
her mother, of Butte, and her sister,
of Browning, Montana.
Mrs. J. R. Murphy, of Nashua, was
hostess to a large number of guests
at a Halloween party on Monday ev-
ening of this week. All of those pres
ent report an exceptionally fine time.
The usual Halloween pranks were
"pulled off" in Nashua on Monday
evening of this week, such as haul
ing wagons away, taking the wheels
from the buggies, etc. Some of the
culprits carried things to far, however,
when they broke into the chicken
house of j. H. Mccarthy and got away
with some of his best chickens. It is
all right to have a little fun but when
it m to stealing private property
it is carrying things a little too far.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
WeRural
Items Sent In BY The CourieTs
Special Corps of NeUs Caterers
GENEyIEyE ITEMS
(Staff Correspondence)

(Sta1f COrreSpOnueHce)
Mr.. Ted Hanson met with a painful
accident on Tuesday when his loaded
grain wagon passed over his foot.
Mrs. E. j. Schiller gave a Halloween
party for a group of boys that took
part in her mother goose play, pre-
sented by her at Genevieve.
"Rudy" Hamry, Albert Nelson and
"Ted" Thompson went to Hinsdale
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
Equity association.
Roy Hatton and John Lenertz went
to Saco Monday night and took in the
dance.
Alfred Johnson visited the George
Hikok home Sunday.
Farmers Day at Saco Saturday
was we'll represented and a good time
is reported. Among those from here
who went in were Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
and A. j. Johnson, H. H. Keefer and
family, Miss Fernand and Mrs. Bur-
roughs, MI. and Mrs. Jim Peck and
son Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. Mogan and
son Alec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keefer had as
guests last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Eden
Burroughs, the Misses Alderman and
Solterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kruger motored
out from Saco last Sunday bringing
Miss Nora Johnson with them. They
spent the day at the E. E. Johnson
home.
Mines. E. J. Shuler and Henry Keef-
err called on Mrs. Sam Hookland on
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Par
sons, a daughter, November 4, at Mis-
soula.
H. H. Keefer and wife motored to
Glasgow on Wednesday where Mr..
Keefer transacted business and Mrs.
Keefer visited at the Walter Frazer
home. They registered at Hinsdale
Wednesday night returning home on
Thursday.
A young son of Nh. and Mrs. Char
ley Harris was taken to the Deaconess
hospital at Glasgow Saturday where
it was decided not to operate at pres
ent.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
SHIPS DESTROYED BY GLASS

The production Of fire by means of
a lens or rejecting mirror is due to
the fact that the rays of the sun are
concentrated upon a comparatively
small area, producing a degree of heat
limited only by the size of the glass
and the perfection of its reflcing sur
fac.
The most famous burning-glass in
history is the one used by Archimedes
to destroy the Roman ships which
were besieging Syracuse. But a Mr..
Parker of London, perfected a glass
far more powerful than that used by
the ancient scientist.
He constructed a lens of flint-glass,
three feet in diameter and with double
convex sides, each of which was an
arc of a circle with a radious of
eighteen feet. This glass increased
the heat of the rays of the sun 1O5,626
times, or, taking an average tempera-
ture of seventy degrees, was able to
produce a heat equivalent to 1898
degrees over the entire surface of the
focus. An application of a second lens
increased this heat to 166,362 degrees
A ten-grain diamond exposed tc
the heat of this lens for thirty min
utes, was reduced to six grains.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
Reference List of National, State
and County Officers

The following is a complete list of
the national, state and county officials.
1t will be found valuable for refer
ence for a test of a large number of
prospective civil service employees re-
vealed the fact that just one could
give the list correctly:
President, Warren G. Harding.
Vice president, Calvin Coolidge.
Secretary of state, Chas. E. Hughes.
Secretary of treasurer, Andrew
Mellon.
Secretary of war, John w. Weeks.
Attorney General, Harry M. Dau-
gherty.
Postmaster general, Will H. Hays.
Secretary of interior, Albert B. Fall.
Secretary of navy, Edwin DENLY.
Secretary of agriculture, Henry c.
Wallace.
Secretary of labor, James J.. Davis.
Secretary of commerce, Herbert
Hoover. b
U. S. Senator, Thomas j. Walsh.
U. S. Senator, Henry l.. Myers.
Representative, First district, W. ].
Mccormick.
Representative, Second district, Carl
Riddick.
Governor, Joseph M. Dixon.
Private secretary to governor, Will
Aiken.
Lieutenant governor, Nelson Story,
Jr.
Secretary of state, Charles T. Stew
art.
Attorney general, Wellington D.
Rankin.
State treasurer, ]. w. Walker.
State auditor, insurance and invest
ment commissioner, George. P. Porter.
State Supt. of public instruction,
May Trumper.
Chief justice supreme court, Theo-
dore Brantley.
Associate justices supreme court,
W. L. Holloway, Chas. H. Cooper, AL
bert J. Galen, F. B. Reynolds.
Adjutant general, Charles L. Sheri-
dan.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
evening, November 9Th. An enjoyable
time was had as Mr.. and Mrs. Dis
hart are jolly hosts.
LOWER WHITEWATER
(Staff Correspondence

Mrs. A. NJ. Strommen and children
spent several days last week in Saco,
visiting at the John Askwald home.
W. R. latham and Mrs. Ala Vest
and little daughter, Joan, spent Sat
urday and Saturday night in Saco.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Jones and sons of
Whitewater spent Sunday at the o. C.
Busche home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Osier and daugh-
tiers were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Glascock at Sunday dinner.
The Osier, Glascock and Waal fam
lilies took in the Big Farmers Day in
Saco on Saturday.
Joe Albus and son Emil were in
Saco on Saturday.
Ray Carter was a Saco visitor on
Saturday.
The Lower Whitewater will hold it's
annual dinner at the Huntley school
house on Thanksgiving Day. All are
invited to come and bring their din
ners. Dinner at IL o'clock sharp, as
Rev. Anger will hold a service in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Palm, who has been very i'll for
the past two weeks at the Glasgow
hospital is reported as slowly improv-
ing.
A. M. Strommen received the sad
news of the death of a sister in Min
nesota on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Olson and
Martin Hanson were Malta visitors
on Monday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
PERFECT PACKAGES is
RULE FOR NOVEMBER

November is Perfect Package"
month throughout the entire nation,
the movement having been started by
the American Railway Association and
the American Railway Express COM
pany. The aim is to stimulate inter-
est in the proper wrapping of pack
ages to be shipped by express.
Local express agent Hensley ad-
vises that during the month of No.
vember all shipments offered to the
railroad and express carriers will be
closely inspected as to packing, con-
tainers and marks, and any exceptions
taken will be reported on a special
form prepared for that purpose. The
exception reports will be prepared by
railroad and express employees and,
after compilation, a final report will
be sent to shippers. Before the COM
plete list is prepared for submission
to the shippers, each individual ship
per who has sent an exception pack
age will be notified by the received
of the shipment.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
r BENCH NEWS


Mrs. Patton, county superintendent,
made a pleasant call at our school
last week.
Billie Copeland left Saturday to join
the navy.
Grandma Dishart left last week for
North Dakota, where she expects to
spend the winter with relatives.
Lloyd Keagy and family of Glasgow
were calling in this community Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hogan visited
at Mrs. Anna Knaff's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete West, Johr
knaff, Floyd Meek and Mrs. Anna
knaff and sons Clarence and Teddy
were shopping in town Saturday.
A good crowd, which seemed to
thoroughly enjoy themselves, attend
ed the program and dance at the Vic
tory school, Oct. 20.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE

Operator, will you please see that
my telephone is put out of order?"
This strang request came over the
wire the other day from a Lynchburgh,
Cal. telephone subscriber, who explain
ed that his bell had been ringing al
most constantly for over five hours.
He had, the man explained, inserted
an advertisement in a local paper an
noucing that he desired to vacate an
elght-room residence, giving a tele-
phone number for inquiries.
So successful was the experiment
that after the entire family had been
worn out answering the telephone the
householder begged that his line be
dinconnected for the night, in order
that they might have an opportunity
to recuperate.