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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20
NOTHING is GOOD ENOUGH

Nearly every soldier in the recent
war left home with the words, "Noth-
ing Will be 100 good for you when
you return ringing in his ears from
the lips of all those who stayed be
hind with those who returned are
a large number of wounded and dis
abled men who are trying to
tate themselves into self-supportlng
citizens by taking a training course
az State college. The state has planned
a dormitory for them TO i've in ana
made an emergency appropriation 20
cover half OF the cost Of the struc-
tire with the understanding that the
legislature at this session would make
an appropriation sufficient to complete
the structure. One wing Of the build
ing representing one-half Of the build
ing is nearly complete and viii be
ready for occupation about February
L. Until that time the men must con-
ttnue 10 sleep on cots here and there,
wherever they can find space, as they
have been doing since school began
last fail. But the surprising thing Is
that the budget board In their report
70 the Legislature refused the request
OF the vocational men and the Ameri-
can Legion 70 recommend an appro-
prfat1on 10 complete the dormlto-y
stating that the state had already ap-
propriated a sum ample for their
needs. The inevitable conclusion IL
that they deem a half completed struc~
rure AZ ample for the needs Of the
hundred or more wounded and dis
abled veterans of the World var who
are N training az state college. We
d. 5or believ the general 1unlic CO
this state viii agree WITH -aeul.
IN Esct e 2 Ersk1ne senator from
Meade county prepared A 1ll pro-
ralBg FOR an appropriation af 10000
70 corr Dlete HE building and Al add
tloaal $4,000 for maintenance and vii
put Z scusreEy before he legislature
Senator Erskine points out that he
one hundred men have no assembly
rooms. no recitation rooms AID their
10 cTamped. Conditions grow
worse because more men are coming
in right along. Senator Erskine be-
the need is great and he will
be backed Up by public opinion in
holding that $50, 600 for a dormitory
il no 100 good for the disabled veter-
ans n This state. The Register trusts
that the Brookings county delegation
viii stand squarely behind Senator
EYskine in his support Of the measure.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20
BONUS

Aberdeen News The Minnesota
house of representatives has approved
an additional bond issue of $1,000, 000
for the payment of the states soldiers
bonus.
Following upon the heels of that
action a senator from Minneapolis,
Hennepin county, has introduced a
bill which would make draft evaders
and conscientious DIRECTORS eligible
for the bonus along with the rest of
the Soldiers" He would do this by
take in those who had not the moral
courage to fight when the country Ell.
tered the war.
1t isn't likely that the senator's pro-
posal will get very far. If it ever
comes to a vote, those who do vote
for it will find themselves marked
down in the soldiers memory cata,
logue for a decisive beating when they
once again ask the people of Their
district to respect them.
The bonus is long enough in com
ing and hard enough to apply so that
1t will be of any benefit, without hay
ing to share it with a bunch of slack
ers. The red blood that took a man
into the army will bring an emphatic
protest against such action.
For that particular senator's sake
1t will be best that his bill be killed
in committee and that speedily.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20
ONLY SIX WEEKS AWAY

The latest prediction from those who
have their hands upon the pulse of
the nations business is that the good
ship Prosperity" Is steering a clear
course for the United States and will
arrive in about six weeks. The sailing
weather Is good and the forecasts are
bright. II Is hard to expect anything
else. The nation harvested bumper
crops. A republican president has
been elected. Practically all the
wealth Of the world Is corralled in TIE
United States. The great surplus that
was accumulated during the war and
the period Of prosperity following still
remains in this country. The period
II liquidation is over. Get ready for
a biz rear.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20

Something is continually popping up
10 js4cTesse the friction between the
limited States ~ japan. Even while
the ay4riments concerning excluding
th~ Tsus from citizenship continued
heatealy IN both countries, an Ameri-
rsuf naval officer "a shot to death by
: nm nese sentry, The killing of one
man preeiDItafed the World war, so
mo kllliny OF the American naval Of
qcer ~ Yesged With considerable i'm
trrfaneo Tsers IL no hiding the
sae, fhat ne incident IL causing trou-
h,a standing alone il would not
co,,se a gt-r.y. with the hundreds
~ o.ber urpleasantrles that have oc-
Cured between the two nations 1t has
! maeniaed effect The japanese
nave apoiogized proftseiy n give
$50. ~axr,anations and rcuses. A
sapanese general even sent = large
x,aatt az flowers But an TINS does
not lessen the belief in tbis ountry
~, .scan ,s very suspicious OF the
t.,.as ctases and watch American
1savaa ofrcefs very closely ~ snoo'
~ tsn tpon the slightest provoca,ion.
ss.sts II 4he japanese protestat'ons
4 a;ncere friendship and fcndncss foi
neaee fhss never let their nnser se'
ssI fyosn nie trigger. Only recently
s4,;p9n ASayaer. formerly nationa'
afaNsnder of ths Ansacan Legion
~ 4 siEat sesing tour Of Japan.
$3.50 ~ sssst NE VA sahtected 20
Z, -sass4saes end everywhere ne
haRvaee vAs Hsesrcnec
Tae sxns Walt stre that
AaH srsa tesn stnt ever
I. ~ Z asexssss sThy uis AnnsrS
$500 sx~xsssafssa TITS WA
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20

appropriation. The result is that con-
gress has lost control over the ex-
p~enditures Of the government.
President-elect Harding is opposed
to a large army. His plan is 10 keep
the expenditures within the ~appropria-
tons. II his secretary OF war enters
upon an orgy Of extravaganza and be-
gins the accumulation OF a deficit, il
is likely he will lose his position. 4
strong and practical president can do
much to eliminate deficits in the de-
partments. But unless that is done.
congress might as well quit appropri-
departments TO spend all they desire.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20

II .he death Of Editor Horton the
publisher Of the Register feels a per-
s0raI loss. Ever since Mr.. Horton
came 20 this county as publisher Of
the Tribune some fourteen years ago
we have sustained the most cordial
relations. He was a true friend, al
ways reliable and conscientious 70 the
last degree. OF a progressive nature
and thoroughly a newspaper man he
has given the west side of the county
a bright, clean family newspaper that
was a credit TO himself and the com
munity he has served so faithfully,
In his death Volga losses a good citi-
zen, the family a kind and loving hus-
band and father and the Register n
true friend. In the son left to bear
the burden of his fathers business we
have great confidence and with the
hearty support that we know will be
given him by the people of the west
side VIC predict that he will carry on
the work with energy and success.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20

suspicion and distrust Of the japanese
that is the chief cause OF the striie
and as long as Il continues there WIZ
ne had blood between the two nations.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-01-20
USE OF LIBRARY INCREASES

The circulation of books at the
| brary has been increasing most salts
factorily, although the month of De-
Evening star., 1921-03-12
sALEsMEN.

LIFE INSURANCE MAN. experienced. TO rep
resent In Washington one Of the largest life
insurance companies: favorable opportunity for
good sMccess. Address I'ox 30O-D. Star ONCE.
sALESMEE-Write for list of lines and full
particulars: earn $2.J0O to $4,000 yearly:
big demand for men: inexperienced Svperi-
enced. city or travelling. National Salesmen's 5
Training Association. Dept. $50. Chicago.
statesmen wANTED-I need more sales
men for the state Of Virginia. for the city
Of Washington. 9 for Maryland. I for Della
ware, for New Jersey ) for Pennsylvania
3 for West virginia. 3 for Kentucky and a
state sales manager for Tennessee TO sell
strong line Of house paint and roofing cement
direct from factory to consumer. We pay a
good commission. weekly drawing account and
exclusive territory. SaleSmen with ears and
experienced In selling the farmers preferred
but IL you are not experienced and are willing
to work hard to learn We will teach Won. We
have q real proposition for the salesman with
ability. and II you are interested call at Room
40. Metropolitan Hotel. Washington. y. c.
] will be at the hotel from Saturday. March
the 18th. to Tuesday evening. March the 18TH
II il is not convenient to call write me in care
Of the hotel. !. J. Dowdy. Southeastern Sales
Evening star., 1921-03-12
MALE,

A COCRSE in wireless telegraphy or applied
electricity at the National Radio School, 1345
Pa. ave. NV. will 1T you in q few months to
hold position paying an average Of s175 per
month to start Our graduates being placed in
positions every week-why not let us train
you? Day and evening classes. Moderate tut
tion. Call. write or phone Main 1876 for book
let. National Radio School. l34J Pa. ave. NV
ACCOUSTASTS--The lnterna tionaI Account
ants Society can train you in 6 to 10 months
to pass government accounting and T.. r. A.
examinati tions- Free book. How TO I<arn
Accounting" gives full inf0rmau uua sn4 Col
orndo bldg Office. omen until @ ID IN daily
Evening star., 1921-03-12
PERSONAL
r~~Rf~nAA

GENUINE human hair switches. regular SO
value. s.. Phone Col. 5SU3.
Will GALL AT YOUR HOME AND CLEAN
your silverware. Address SILVER, :03" 18th
at. NV
Evening star., 1921-03-12
ATTRACTIVE BUYS IN
USED CARS.

ATTRACTIVE BUYS IN
USED CARS.
REQ. late model, 3-pass road
ster, 5000.
REQ, late model, 3-pass. road
ster, $3.50.
REQ, late model, 4-pass. coupe,
ST 500.
REQ, late model, 5-pass. tour
ing, $3.50.
Peerless, 2 late models, 7-pass.
touring cars, $1,000 each.
Peerless, 1917, 7-pass. touring.
81 200.
Peerless. 1917, 4pass. road
ster, ST 200.
Auburn, late model, 7-pass.
touring. $500.
REQ "Speed Wagon" equipped
with standard express body and
canopy top, $3.50.
Practically all the above cars rebuilt. re.
painted and extra good tires.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
14th ST. AT p. MAIN 4l73.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
THERE Is SOMETHING VERY GRATIFY-
ing and appealing In our statements. and good
dressers prefer to deal with prosperous house
that can spare the cash and buy without going
broke or putting up a hardluck story. We
buy ladies' and mems worn clothing. shoes,
etc n. 4145 JUSrH'S OLD STAND. $40 ID.
CHILDREN HOARDED BY THE DAY, WEEK
month: best references and reasonable terms.
Lenox Mansion. Baltimore WI shingtOn boule-
ward. See Mrs. w. ID. ZOLLINHOFER,
Bladensbrug +. o.. Md. 13'
PRE-WAR PRICES
On ladies' suits made to order with your ma
and furrier. 1904 X st. NV. Frank. 726O-J.
SUSIE r. BENJAMIN. FORMERLY LIVING
AT 413 q ST. NV. WILL FIND IT TO HER
ADVANTAGE TO COMMUNICATE WITH
ROX 2s7-A, STAR OFFICE.
MASsEUR FROM NEW YORK CITY POSI-
lively reduces weight and improves health.
Phone Columbia 1861. 1895 COLUMBIA I'd. 12s
RATS, BEDBUGs WATER BUGS. ROACHES.
deas, extermina ted from yOur home. GEO. G.
SAPP, 80 Colorado bldg. Phone Main 583. 81
BRApFORD's DETECTIVE SERVICE ESTAB-
LISHED THIRTY-SIX YEARS. SUITE 219,
SOUTHERN BUILDING. PHONE FRANKLIN
600. ANY LEGITIMATE CAUSE. ALL SEC
TIONs: NIGHT PHONES. COLUMBIA 1924
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR 81 to $40
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 6s3
D NV. Main 1878 or drop postal.
DR. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH sPE-
~cialist-My electric treatment is proving won
derfully successful. absolutely guarantee re-
Nef. Consultation free. l347 L vt. Ph. Er. 157.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
ACCOUNTANTS

No fntelIixen; man need remain . low-paid
subordinate when the Il Sale organization Of
ever 40 business e. .perts gives him the oppof-
tupity TO get the training which will put him
yesrs ahead Of the rank and nle"-and this
In his spare time At home. La Sale training
9akes practical men IN the .hortest possible
La SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY. 9Ol-
oO7 300 Dist. Natl Bank bldg. Franklin SSlS
Evening star., 1921-03-12

BOY TO assist in stockroom: wide-awake
younR man: no experience required. Apply to
4x: Weak. VIM. Hahn Co.. 9Th and sts
BgSHELMAN-At once: STEADY position New
corn Green. 1902 NV.
BUTTER MAN. experienced. TO take charge of
stall in Arcade market: salary and com mission
- right party. Address SO4 Calverton road,
baltimore. Md. 12s
tANvASSERs and collectors. Apply 1890 I4th
COLLECTOR wanted at 430 9th ct. Ask for
Ar. Sachs. l3s
COLORED MAN for apartment house tanitor.
Apply rear 1905 N st. Waverly apartment
Saturday evening bet Q and Z O'Clock
OOLORED MEN Of good character between .
and so years Of age salexmen. VIII give
special training without cost. This Is an op-
portunity 20 earn q big income and secure
nptd advancement for those willing to work.
Room 2O2. Southern Aid bldg. 7th and T sts.
p.M: Ask for Mr.. Porter or Mr.. Hdwarts. is
DIR U G GIS S 7, registered, for
good residential section; perma-
nent position; state age, refer
ences and salary expected. Ad-
d1ess Box SPA. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-12

EXPERIENCED j. salesladies.
Permanent position and good
Salaries for those who qualify.
Apply to Mr.. Miller. M. Brooks
& Co., 100 G. st.
Evening star., 1921-03-12

ASSISTANT for general office work: young
lady possessing executive ability; good pen.
uIanship and typewriting essential: first class
Evening star., 1921-03-12

200 K X Z + p E R-Capable
double entry. Must typewrite.
One with lumber experience pre-
ferred. Address Box 152-A, Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-03-12

ASSISTANT for general Office work in real
estate Office. Intelligence and good educa ion
essential. Address Box 206-A. Star office. l3s
FoOKKEEPER AND STENtGRAPHER-As-
sistant in Office Of paper warehouse: experience
not necessary. Address Box 2s1T. Star Office
Evening star., 1921-03-12

ADVANCEMENT is what counts Hundreds Of
others lettering their condition In this
one big proposition. Join the crowd at this
school. Inspection invited. The Riley School
Of SPINAL Therapy. ZIG Z ST. NV
Evening star., 1921-03-12

A CHANCE to get ahead in a real profession
where opportunities numerous with goot
pay Course very interesting. Join the crow.
Mt the Riley School of Spinal Therapy, Ill,
Evening star., 1921-03-12

! GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE for SALE
| old established: in Virginia: close to Washing
and 10 room dwelling attached. There is no
better stand in the state: doing good bNs-
ness. Will take abcnt SIS. 200 and will show
profit of s., 600 annually. Address Box psi
A. Star office. 13s
Evening star., 1921-03-12

CUT GLASS-Beautiful lot, all
designs, just received from fac
tory. Cannot be duplicated in
the city of Washington. 500
lower than dealers prices. Call
1918 New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-12

Observation-Disclosures with Elliott Fisher
machine. Apply d. l.. Ward Co.
121J & st. NV. 13s
Evening star., 1921-03-12
POULTRY. PETS G. LIVE STOCK.

| WHITE LEGHORN Matching eggs and baby
| chicks: orders taken. Phone Wooiside 122-M.
13s
Evening star., 1921-03-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOY. over 10. wants work. Columbia 2025.
CHAUFFEUR. frst-class: Z years experience
can furnish first-class reference. Address Bo,
1894. Star Office.
CUACFFEUR- MECHANIC. Frenchman, wht
speaks French, italian. English: prepared tc
go to Europe. Address Box 145-A. Star Office
Evening star., 1921-03-12

FOX CH1N ESE BALL
Chinese lady's green hrocade silk-enbroidered
GOV gown: address or phone after pm. Apt.
ROX HEDGE, 200 feet long, feet high, for
transplanting. Address Room 81. 1903 st. NV.
CLOTHEs-workingmen come around TO see
us again. George. the last deal was pleasing.
favorises. Same grade 5 new pants at s. % to ali ali
hustlers. and no reductions - One price only
the lowest: slightly used SUITS S up. Ladies'
Justh's Old Stand. G19 u.
MANICURE SETS, genuine mother Of pearl.
fine steel: fifteen pieces: leather rolls; velvet
lined; half price. $3.50 each. Address Box
2O2-A. Star office. 14'
SLICING MACHINE (U. 81. 400 Florida ave-
NV. Col S.4s. 12s
BIG SALE of mems suits and overcoats.
slightly worn: also shoes. 81 pair: ladies' suts
and dresses. $S each. Don't miss It, 1886 You
st. NV. second floor. Open evenings. 14s
st. NV. 13s
BABY CARRIAGE, in excellent condition Ap-
ply. after 9:3O. Apt. 4. 1924 18th st. NV. 13'
BARY CARRIAGE, ivory. reed and wood :
$40. G. McMahon. s28 New York ave. Iss
HEDGES. evergreens. all nursery stock: esti-
Wisconsin ave. Line. S41-J. 16'
CAMERA easIEI s.nto Gratie1). az 14h; Cooke lens
worth. between and pm. 12s
VACUUM CLEANER (EurekaJ, good as new,
all attachments. $s5. Apt. 4a6. Hadlseh
DAY DOUGH MINER. bbis. Apply rear
1244 Fla. ave. ne. 13'
WHITE SEWING MACHINE and baby car
riase; both good as new. 11O7 11th st. NV.
Apt. 80. 12s
HABY CARRIAGELGood as new: cost se5;
will sell cheap: Apt l. 1851 st. Sc. Il.
HOBART electric coffee mill and coffee cab
met. cheap. sth st. sc. 12s
Evening star., 1921-03-12

and skirtmaker: first class
good wages and steady to the right worker
926 18th ST.. NV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-08
AUDITORIUM

Tom Mix. the daredevil star Of
the Fox group, is featured today ano
tomorrow at the Auditorium in a
Ridin' Romeo" said by ANY critics
10 be the very best feature produc-
ton ever made by this popular star.
Mix wrote the story himself and has
put many original stunts in the pic
ture, which is experienced while on
duty punching COWS" on his own
ranch in Oklahoma. The story deals
with certain young and carefree
cowpuncher who had invented al
most everything for his own con-
venience except getting out Of trou-
bic, Of which he was most always
innocent. Dramatic situations inter
mingled with good clean and whole
some humor. makes a production
that is really worth while and one Of
Mix's very best screen offerings.
Rhea Mitchell and Sid Jordan are in
support Of Mix A very funny Cen
fury comedy "Custard's Last Stand -
and The Gumps" are added fea-
lures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-08
BLACKSTONE

Live and Let Live" the feature
attraction which opened a three day
engagement at the Blackstone is
nlled with action. Mary N-an.
sweet, noble girl. inherently. whose
finer qualities are for a time over
shadowed by false standards: Judge
Abner LOOMS. a man whose life has
narrowly been devoted 70 regulating
the lives OF others; Don LOOMS. his
son, IN his fathers eyes Z. paragon.
but in reality weaklinE: Jane
LOOMS, the little crippled daughter.
a child 10 whom the world is beau
tiful fairyland and the people all
good, Or. Randall a splendid type
Or American manhood. earnestly
striving TO cleave the shackles Of
narrow conventions which bind the
lives Of those about him: Mrs. Bo-
land. a stern exponent OF the doc
trine that happiness is created only
by making others miserable Lillian
Boland, her daughter. a timid. cow
/ ering girl a helpless victim Of cir
cumstances.
These are the characters IN Will
liam Christy Cabanee's greatest pro-
duction. Live and Let Live"
Live and Let Live" unfolds a
story Of tense drama, woven about
a most engrossing theme. Mr.. Ca
banee, whose fame as a motion PIC
ture producer is deservedly high. has
accomplished one OF his greatest
successes in this production. This
production has been described by
many picture critics "a another
Main Street" for II unreels a story
Of small town life, OF small town
prejudices and bigotries. There are
none of the sterotyped movie"
types in the production, but plenty
lo.ks whose characterize
tions on the screen ring true.
The Bottom OF The World"
which is a pictorial journey through
the frigid Artics with Sir Ernest
Shackelton, South Pole Explorer. is
without question Of doubt the great
est piece Of photography which has
ever been presented to the theater-
going public of this city. Great
credit should be given TO the men
! who went on this exploring expedi-
ton, and to the camera man who
accompanied this expedition, TO
bring before the public what they
found about the South Pole.
Fer ten months this entire expe-
dition floated about through treach-
erous seas on a cake of ice. You
have read about this expedition in
the different magazines and news
papers, and here is your opportun-
ity Of seeing this actually before
your own eyes.
Mack Sennett's greatest comedy,
Love, Honor and Behave" opens a
four days engagement next Wednes-
! day. Love, Honor and Behave"
has enough alibi material TO last any
reasonable married man the rest Of
his natural life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-08
News of MishaWaka
ACCIDENT RESULTS
In BANKS ARREST
On Charge of Driving Auto
mobile While Intoxicated
Victims Improving.

Ralph Banks. OF Michigan City.
driver Of the Studebaker automobile
which Saturday afternoon ran into
q Hudson machine driven by Harry
Keepers OF New YorE. and resulted
in the injury OF three people has
been arrested on a charge Of driving
an automobile while intoxicated.
His wife came here from Michigan
City and furnished bonds for her
husbands appearance in the city
court this morning. Mr. Banks was
injured IN the accident and was re-
moved in the police ambulance 10
St Joseph's hospital where he re-
ceived attention and was dismissed
Sunday.
John J. Murray, also OF Michigan
City who was an occupant Of the
Banks car and who sustained bruises
and cuts has been discharged from
custody and has returned 20 his
home.
The condition OF Mrs Keepers,
who sustained severe gashes and
bruises 70 her leg. chest and under
meath her arm was reported as be-
ing somewhat improved last even
ms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-08
CITY HAS
YOUNGEST CAVEM4N

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aux. .
Meet the youngest modern cave
man.
He is 81 years old and races up
and down the block in his "kiddy"
car looking for victims.
a mother, bristling with rage,
called upon Anthony Nugent, as
sistant prosecutor, and insisted the
youngsters parents be arrested.
THAT young 'caveman' comes to
my house, riding his 'kiddy' car,
pinches and chases my three-year-
old Mary Jane and bites her on the
neck. He SHES bricks at my other
children" she said. Il want his
family arrested"
Atty. Nugent advised her 10 take
up the matter with the police de-
partment