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/ rarely attained.
aIEGAPHoNE.

rarely attained.
What seas enter Europe from
the Atlatnic ocean7 Ans-The Ger
man ocean and the Mediterranean
sea.
8. When did Russia begin to make
steady growth? Ans Early in the
sixteenth century Russia commenced
10 grow steadily.
s, In what country was the Refor-
nation Ans.-The Reformation took
place In The Sixteenth cventurv
:. Where are found the largest coal
helds In Europe? Ans.-In Sllesia
$. Is the earth perfect sphere?
Ans.-Eo. The earth is hattensd
atrht1y at the poles
What proofs are there that the
earth is round? Ans.-On vida
smooth surface such as the sea the
upper part OF a distinct receding OBJ
tect. as ship. remains in sight after
the lower part has disappeared. IF
one travels south new stars which
before could not be seen, rise to view
Vessels steering always in the same
general direction have gone around the
earth coming back to the place where
they started.
10. Who wrote Tom Jones?" Ans.
Henry Fielding.
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The Passing Shoe

ID don't knew uuch
But we do know that the
MAN who Is always looking for
trouble
ISN'T SATISFIED when he huds 1t
BUSINESS interests exert strong
and
OFTEN a determining influence
UPON ones social relations ia this
mATERIALIsrIC age but
THANK heaven we don't need to
curry favor
With the ashnan IN this weather
AND he needn't think he's going
TO be invited 80 any Of our garden
parties.
ANYWAY the overseas solder who
has been
TRYING 10 convince the war de-
partment
THAT he is not dead may have bet
ter
SUCCESS under the new admins
woman. we've noticed
tration.
Is. never averse 20 telling her
AGE when She $ under go and over
ONE trouble with man
WHO rides hobby is that he
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THE GOVERNMENT IS FUNCTIoN1NG

Reassuring is the carried in press dispatches
:hese days. Washington big and able men bus
lily at work bringing order out Of chaos. The govern
ment never dead, but long In comatose state. has
come to life again.
It huge staggering task that President
Harding. his cabinet the Republican congress
faced on March 4. The condition Of the government
machinery when the administration took T. over
may be ompared huge industrial plant witch shut
down several years ago without laying of the help
Production ceased. but expenses went on.
President Harding made his Inauguration speech
in which made few promises but said in many
but in effect: This, now. is your government
We are going do things Watch US Then he
shed his coat rolled up his sleeves, and dug in. Let
headlines tell the story OF the first week ~ s
sends ultimatum to Panama" Panama Yields to Z
S. Demand" Cabinet discusses important problems
first meeting with Coolidge present" Mellon TO
tell soon if taxes can be reduced President
vene congress in special session April -
The government is functoning again. and t IS well
come Americans who have not been accustomed
it for time. Harding, president--the newspa-
perman stills tackling the big tasks first, tie
editor Sits the big. important Of the chan for
the frst page Of his newspaper. And he Is getting
things done.
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HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

/ If the axis Of the earth were per-
pendicul1r what would be the result?
2 How is II possible to tell in this
country when earthquakes occur thous-
ands OF miles away?
What life existed in the Mesozoic
era7
4 How much Of northern Eorth
America was covered BY the great ice
sheet during the glacial period?
8 Where is the greatest canon In the
Torld7
6. What city Is the capitol of South
Carolina?
7. What is Paleonthology?
s What is the study Of shells car
ried?
8 What is the 'Provenca1 Language
10 What is the largest of all song
birds2
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BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

DR. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calouel act gently en- the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar coated
tablets are taken for bad breath By
all who know them.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects
Ali the benefits Of nasty, gickendng,
gripping catharGcs arc derived from
Or, Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, painor any disagreeabls effects.
Dr. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed With olive oil; you
Rll know them by their olive colo
falze one or two every night for a Ies.
and note the effect. 16c and acc.
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WORTH REMEMBERING

Here few outstanding facts which the Amer
lean public would do well to keep in mind
There be general industrial revival until
wages are readjusted and a semblance or parity is
established.
There can be no resumption OF building until the
cost of steel is lowered
The cost of steel cannot be lowered long as its
OF production continues as 1t is today.
cost of production continues it is today.
In 1915 the steel workers were well paid Since
1918 the steel has advanced wages nine times
with the result that these wages 50 cent
higher than they in 1915.
The steel workers vastly better paid than
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other industries yet the cost Of the pro
of the steel industry activities OF other indust
ries largely depend.
The WORK in other Industries languishes because
the steel persists in maintaining the present high
az production.
Judge Gary states that his company has no present
Intention of reducing this cost
In short the attitude Of the steel trust and the
steel workers is contributing powerfully hold the
general resumption industry the United States
All other industries suffer that may strive beyond
its merits. insists the Fort Wayne News
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ANSWERS TO TESTERDAY'S
QUESTIONS

/ VINO was the founder Of the Home.
opathic school of medicinc2 Ans
Christian F s Haanenann.
2. Who was the Washington OF South
America? Ans.-Simon Boliver in
whose honor Bolivia was named
g. with what rare nonor did Glad
stone graduatee Ans.-EIe graduated
from oxford double FIRST class. an nonor
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NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

of THE TINES as
the please do not thlpk y
beer or vas
and ts-&t complaints
ga r
increased mailing equipment ana
time he nFoFnp1
advising when paper aud we ALL
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more than two decades. You've no
idea what blessed relief is until
you use Pyramid. Get a soc box
today at the drug store anywhere
IN the u. S or Canada, but do not
take any substitute
They are used in the privacy OF
your own home and YOU can have
q free trial by sending your name
and address to Pyramid Drug Co.
s37 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
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Whiting

Editor TIMES -Tou may announce to
the voters of Whiting that am a can
didate for re-nom nation for the office
Of Mayor subject 81 the wishes OF tins
voters at the primaries In May
WALTER ID. SCHRAGE
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Editor TrIEs-I VIII be 2 candidate
for Ma vor Of East Chicago on tho re-
publican ticket subjert to the decision
NJ the voters at the May prfrlaries
JAMES II BURNS.
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Stop Guessing
Try Pyramid
II You have Come to Such Misery
as Itching or Protruding Piles
Try Pyramid Pile SUPPOSE
tories

Pyramid Pile Suppositories have
been the household reliance for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-10

Meet me at ST. Patricks eve dance.
given by Fratsrnal order ~ Eagles
Unity Hall Wednesday. March rs.
Walsh's 7-piece orchestra 3-1-7
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Your Protection

DC not be deceived BY cana containing syrup
ghst might look ike K sro. The mare Is aro'
. every caa OF original KsTo-icos for = and
b assured Of fIA weight sans sad highest quality
Blue Karo
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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS

FoRE1ex. ADvERTrsryG REPREsEN rATIoM -
+ LOGAN RsyNE & 90. II IA %
The spectator., 1921-01-11
LEACAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing Administrators have filed their annual and final accounts, which are:-- Dave McGiaw Adm. of C. 4. Watson Estate. Final Report.
 Nissie Warren Adm x. of G. D, War ren Estate. Annual Report
 Louise Harrod Adm'x. of ]. (. Har- rod Estate. Annual Report.
 J. II. Mackey Adm'r. of NJ. J Me Neal Estate Annual Report
 J. A. Floyd Adm'r of Frank Hollis Estate. Finial Report.
 Tabor Williams Executor of Henry Shueller Estate. Annual Report. 0. E. Aston Adm'r. of Estate of A. ]. Stewart. Annual Report
 r. D. Bolton Adm r. for F. l.. New. man estate. Finial report.
 Sallic Kendrick Adm'x Hattie Scales estate, Finial report.
 I. NJ. Milton AdmX. of Martha Me M illan estate. Final Settlement
 All persons interested in said esta;oe are hereby warned to appear and iiit exceptions to the same on or hefor, the l6th day of February 1921. if any they have. or they may be forever bar red and precluded from excepting here to-
 Witness my hand and seal this Dec 27th. 1920.
 SeaD John Bollingor
 Clerk of Probate Court
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Mrs. Frasier and family have rooms at J. NJ. BilPs.

Mrs. Frasier and family have rooms at J, NJ. Bill's.
 Mrs. l.. w. Merrill and sons left Saturday for Joplin, Mo. |, after a holid " visit with her pa. rents. MT. and Mrs. R. NJ Wild man. Mrs Wildman accompan. jed them to Van Buren.
 Mrs. John Townsend, who lives two miles out from town. IS spending a few days with her sister, Mrs B. N. Townsend.
 Sheriff Harmin and Deputy Fritz Akton started cut Monday on their tour of the county, co., Iecting taxes.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Crawford went to Little Rock on Sunday afternoon to look after business interests.
The spectator., 1921-01-11
George Davis Acquitted

GeorgC navi.. Wto was arrested ,n a char , ol beine implicated in the rohbn1 of stores that has been so ccesSfuliy carried on by the dry dozen," was tried before EsQWre Townsend last Friday and acquitted for lack of evidence.
The spectator., 1921-01-11

Ms. Geo. Russell has returned from Shawnee, Oklahoma, where she spent the Christmas holidays. Her youngest son, Frederick, came home with her.
 l.. N. Dodgin went to Fort Smith, Su day, visiting over night with bis son, Claude Dodg.n and family y and returning nome Mon- day evening.
 Attorney J D. Benson attended county court at Paris, Logan county, last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. A B. Corkille, of Tulsa, announce the arrival of a daughler, Mary Pawn, Mon- day. January Sd.
 Mr. C. T. McElroy and little daughter were ia town last week and made this office Q friendly visit and ordered her paper to be changed from Ozark. route 1, to Radcliffe, as they have bought farm in Etna neighborhood.
 F. N. Wilson sold lis grist mill last week to l.. N poagu. Mr. H HilSon's po9r health is his reason for going cut of bush e:s. He expects to l, ave soon for Hot Springs, where he wlli take the baths for rheumatism.
 NJ. w. Patterson is attending to business at Earl, Ark.
 The new County Clerk. Ralph Floyd, issued his first marriage license to Marion Caiele and Miss Sadie Nichols, of Waiaiula.
 Newiy-el Justice of the Peace. J. w. Erwin, had his first case last ThursdaY, when A. J. Mcllroy Wss tried before him for beati 2 a board bill of $29. co at the Bristow hotel. He was fined 5000 and costs and vii, lay it out in jail at D cents per day. So far as is known he is not relative of tn e McIlroys of Frank lin county.
 George Hi9hfil has shipped his household good, to Henryetta, Oklahoma. where they will re- side on a farm about four miles from town. The family expects to leave in few days. They are guests of relatives i, this city while waiting for household goods to be shipped through We re- gret to lose this excellent family  flom our county, but join their host of friends in wishing them all good luck in health and pros- perty in their new home.
 Dr. Gray has moved his family to town and is occupsi g the house acro.s the street from the Anderson studio.
 Mrs. Frank Edwards returned to his home in Little Rock last Friday.
 Mrs. Dunbarreturnedthis week from Ii e Rock, where he had been to look after her business interests.
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LEGAL NO1lCE

In the Franklin Coun ty Chancery Court
 Ozark District thereof. George F. Dodson, Plaintiff
 NS. Bertha l.. Dodson, Defendant
 WARNING ORDER The defendant, Bertha l.. Dodson is warned to appear in this Franklin CEancery Court, Ozark District. within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, George E. Do lson. Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of said Court, this 3lst day of Decem Der. 1920.
 D. l.. FORD. Clerk. J. D. Benson. Attorney for Plaintiff. J Nj. Rachel's Attorney for Non-resl- dent Defendant.
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State of Arkansas,
 County of Franklin.
 l, John Bolllngor, County Clerk within and for the County and State aforesaid. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is full, true and complete list of the County EN- penditureS of Franklin County. Ark ansas. dating from Sept. 3oth, 1920 to December 5lst. 1920 included.
 Witness my hand and seal t}is Dee. 3lst 1920
 John Bollinger.
 County Clerk of Franklin (SeaD County Arkansa
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Miscellaneous.

MandS Butler, paupeI .....,..,...#.. l W. A. MaYtieli County General | r F. Riley County Gen. .....-. Q Jesse Williams. County Gen ....-. . C. w. TWCet5, County General .... . |, L., Harris. County Gen. ..a...,.. . |. S, Cotner, County Gen. ......... . John lfollinger, Record ..,.........
 Green kuykenGal County Gea ... G , sanitary Products Co. SD. Jail .. L . W. A. Martin. CT. Court Cont. D Commonwealth Sr. Co. Building q Home Telephone Co. Bldg ...... | T MaNey Hardware Co. t.ldE.....#.. n f. E. Riley. C. C. C. D. ........... Q F. A. Collins. i3lds. .............s-... . II. C. i'ugh Printing Co. i;etotd.. 2 Q W. C. Porter County Gen. ....,... | q W D. Gcynolds. (. C. C. i5...=. . MiL.An N sons. LMill.mA -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
BRITISH PREMIER
CANCELS PARLEY
WITH SlNN FEM
Continued from page /.

de Valera had not arrived there at
that hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
LLOYD GEORGE Ill.
British Prime Minister II Suffering
From Chill and Neuralgia.

Inverness, Scotland. Sept l6.--
Lcrd Dawson. physician extraordinary
L, King George, has been asked 20
attend Mr.. Lloyd George, the British
Prime Minister. who Is suffering frem
a chill and neuralgia at Garloeh. il
was learned today.
\ dentist also has been summoned.
It was announced at the Premier's
official residence. In Downing street
Thursday night that he was suffering
from a chill and that It would be nee
.essary for him to remain indoors a few
days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
ARBUCKLE GOING BACK HOME.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 1s.-Roscoe
Fatty" Arbuckle. in jail at San Fran
rsco. charged with murder, declared
mat he had ordered a reservation on a
train TO Los Angeles this evening and
that he was going back to his home,
IN an interview at San Francisco. pub
hshed here today.
Arbuckle, according TO the article.
said he intended TO go back into pic
lures and that the case would clear
np as soon as the public knew about
4. He said that there We're a number
Of people at the party whose names
had not been mentioned, some from
Los Angeles of considerable promin-
pnce. He stated he would like TO tell
about IL and would give full details
81 the party and all the names at the
trial. He said he could not understand
Why the newspapers printed so much
about the case. Explaining the ordered
reservation. he said his attorneys Were
arranging il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

en- the latest exchange of notes e
tween Prime Minister Lloyd George
and Sim Fein leaders. the Cork Ex-
aminer emphatically refused to oe-
lieve the deadlock Is the last phase OF
the negotiation. (which every sane
person in both countries hopes would
end In agreement"
"The masses of both countries the
newspaper adds. want peace and the
only practical means of reaching a
satisfactory understanding is by di-
rect conference. There has been
enough OF notes and OF counter-notes
Let plcnipotentiaries OF England and
Ireland meet with absolute open minds
ever"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
TRIAL OF ARBUCkLE
TO BE HELD DURING
NEXT THREE WEEKS
Continued from page I.

The home Of Lowell Sherman
another member of the Arbuckle party
was visited by the Federal officials
seeking further data.
The officials stated that IL Fisch-
backs declarations were substantiatec
Arhuckle's AUTOMOBILES. said TO be val-
ned at $4,000, would be confiscated
under the terms of the Nolstead act
Brady WIN Decide Today.
District Attorney Brady announced
hate this morning that he will make
public today his decision whether te
ery Arbuckle for murder In connection
With the death OF Miss Rappe, OF
whether he will prosecute solely upor
the manslaughter indictment return.
rd by the grand jury. Arbuckle was
10 be arraigned before Police Judge
SYLVAN Lazarus today for preliminary
examination on a charge of murder
preferred by Mrs. Nj. b. belmont. Ths
body of Miss Rappe. according to AM
nouncement, will be sent 10 Holly
wood probably late today. Hollywood
a suburb of Los Angeles. is the city
Of the motion picture people.
Witnesses in the Arbuckle case arr
being watched and guarded by police
10 prevent their possible intimidation
Police officials stated this step wa
laken in some cases at the reQues
Of witnesses themselves.
Arbuckle yesterday received &c tele
grams and 101 letters sent TO hin
rare of the city jail. Arbuckle spends
his time in his cell reading his mail
kilograms and magazines. according Z
rrison attendants. He avoids reading
newspapers. they said.
Before Arbucl<le was taken into the
.curt of Police Judge SYLVAN ]
lazarus. District Attorney Brady ano
his assistants, I. NJ. Golden and M. t
u'Ren, went into conference with
Captain of Detectives Duncan Mathe-
son to determine on the announce
nent which will be made in court rela-
live to the prosecution of the murder
rharge scheduled to be heard there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
NOT A BREAKoFF.

London. Eng, Sept. i6.--In an edi-
torial discussing the Irish situation
the Manchester Guardian says the
thing 20 recognize is that "a break
down and not break or" has occur
red in the Irish negotiations.
The newspaper expresses regret
that Prime Minister Lloyd George
adopted "A venerable formula" and
did not put "the most favorable con.
struction on Mr.. de Nalera's words
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

mans Journal for the cancellation OF
The proposed Inverness conference.
MIR. Lloyd George" the newspaper
declares. ''madc an extravagant mis-
construction in cancelling the confer
ence on the ground that 10 confer on
the terms of Mr. dc valera's note
would be To recognize Ireland as an
Independent republic free to dissas-
sociate herself from the empire. II
should be remembered that Ireland
many years ago was sovereign State
within the empire and reclaiming that
sovereignty. does not necessarily 'm-
ply disassociation and severance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
RIOTERS ESCAPED ARREST.

Belfast, ire. Sept. 16.--Military'
forces during the night conducted n
rigorous search OF houses In We're
street, the centre OF yesterdays dis
orders and the scene OF many recent
riots. The search began NJ 1890
o'clock, when the curfcw rang. and
was not concluded until 4 o'clock this
morning.
Although the search came as a sur
prise. persons suspected by the police
evidently made good their escape, as
there were no arrests and nothing was
taken as evidence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
LOWELL SHERMAN RELEASED.

Los Angeles. CAL, Sept. 1s.-Lowell
Sherman. motion picture actor and
guest at the Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle
hotel party in San Francisco on Labor
Day, was released from contract
with laSee motion picture produc-
ton company here, it was announced
Yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
SITUATION is CRITICAL.
The Belfast News Says the Slim Feln
Is at the Parting of the Ways.

Belfast. Ire. Sept. 15.--Appeals to
Prime Minister Lloyd George and
leaders of the Sim Fein TO make every
effort to solve the Irish question are
made BY the Northern whig OF this
city in commenting upon the critical
situation caused by the cancellation
of the proposed Inverness conferences.
Prime Minister Lloyd George" the
newspaper says, "at.last is alive to the
futility of endeavoring 10 conciliate
the Sim Fein leaders, and the only
course open To the government is inn
mediately to take adequate measures
to break the reasonable tyranny
which has three-fourths of ireland In
its grip"
The Belfast News letter says: MIR.
de Valera's reply was more than re-
fusal OF the governments condition.
1t was an ultimatum and Lloyd
George treated il as such. The Sim
Fein Is now at the parting of the
ways for good or evil to Ireland. The
only hope for good lies in abandon
ment uf the impossible"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
KrayewsLi seriously Aeeused.

Charged with uttering u worthless
check for s75 on tho Industrial Trust
Co, In payment Of debt 70 the VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

and Edna M. Fitzpatrick. 1916 Market
street, aearge a. Roller. 4o5 Jcfrcr-
son street, aud Anna E. iIoopes. f40i
North Jaeitpsn rtreet,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
Licensed to Wed.

Magistrate GIuckman today ISSUED
marriage licenses to the following
Francis X Benson. f1f2 Davis street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

liam Severn Co. Stanley krajowski
vas held under $500 bail for the court
of General Session In Municipal Court
today.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-04-30

carried on for months. but the identi-
ty of the dead man never was estab-
liShed
Years slipped away without the
peace of the canyon being broken.
Then came the year 1855, which is
still marked by the memory of the pio-
ncerS. In the autumn of that year
Buck" Handy. a Kansas outlaw. who
had vowed that he would never be
taken alive. was takcn-and buried.
Handy. with his partner had come
over the trail from Kansas, driving
before them a bunch of stolen cattle.
They started in the cattle business.
Handy was sought in Kansas for
the murder of two men. A warrant
arrived for A. r. Armstrong, sheriff
of Crook county. to serve. Armstrong
and his deputy, Elm" SwiSher,
Sauntered into a barrOOm and care
leSsiy asked the group to drink. Ham
by took the drink, and as he did he
Swisher. Later. Handy broke pris-
on and returned TO Wyoming. Swish
or went to the outlaws dugOut and
arrested him. However, Handy tried
to make good his boast and attempted
to draw his gun. Swisher pulled first
and fred shot through the bandits
body.
Months rounded into years and
then came another tragedy. A hunter
passed through a section Of the can
Won and came upon corpse. The
body was found only recently. Eff
forts thus far to identify the dead
man have been unavailing.
1t is feared that the latest tragedy
will. like the first, he recorded In the
history Of the canyon, and remain I'M
solved.