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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-04-08

tons. One week after | started taking
'Anuric' / went back 70 work IN a greatly
improved condition, and today 20 matter
what the weather is | have no pain from
sciatica, SO / will recommend the 'Anurio
Tablets TO all who are suffering from
rheumatism" - GLEN HINES, ABB
Woodbine St
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v. N. u. indianapolis No. f4-1s2i.
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TWO IlODlDS IN l0e
spring and about
three weeks ia the
fall. ! took electric
treatments and sew
eral different kinds
OF medicine but got
no relief until a short
time ago when l
came In possession
of a bottle OF DR.
Pierce's Anu1c (anti-
uric-acid) Tablets.
which / took In ac-
cOrdance with direo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-04-08
Nav Stcp in Japan.

Washington. April 2.-Authority has
been given Maj. Gen. Lenoard Wood
TO accept the invitation of the Japan
csc government TO visit Japan i'm con
nection with his mission 10 the Phil
ippineS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-04-08
All Run Down
nowFeeIsFine
Eaf0niC Ended
His Troubles

"Eatonic is the only thing l have
found 10 stop my heartburn and /
think il has been great help In
nervous spells" writes G. c. Johnson
An upset stomach may cause lots
of suffering all over the body. Eatonic
helps in such cases by removing the
cause Of the misery, because il takes
up and carries out the excess acid
and gases and keeps the digestive Or
gans in natural working order. A
tablet after meals is all you need. Big
box costs only trifie with druggists
guarantee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
VERY UNREsP0NsIvE.

Walter II. Page, in his letters in the
Worlds Work, expresses his irritation
at the inattention of the state De-
partment to its Ambassadors:
what the devil do you suppose
does become OF the letters and tele-
grams that | send, from which and
about which never hear a word? Az
a mere matter of curiosity | should
like 10 know who receives them ana
what he does with theml
"Ive great mind some day TO send
a dispatch saying that an earthquake
has swallowed up the Thames, and
that a suffragette has kissed the King,
and that the statue of Cromwell has
made an assault on the House Of
Lords Just to see IL anybody de-
ciphers Il.
After the Civil War an old fellow
I'm Virginia was tired of the world
He'd have no more TO do with IT, lie
cut a slit in a box I'm his house and
nailed up the box. Whenever a letter
came for him, he'd read the postmari
and say; "Baltimore-I3altimore--
there isn't anybody in Baltimore that
care TO hear FROM" Then he'd dror
the letter unopened through the Silt
into the box. philadelphia l have
no friends IN Philadelphia th'
box unopened. when he died. the bis
box was nearly fun Of unopened let
ters. When | get 10 Washington
again. I'm going to look for a big boz
like that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
sEAs0NABLE SADNESS.

Fall fever, Of which we now feel the
oppression and impact, Is far more
serious 10 us than spring fever. It's
symptoms are n duh dolorous and de-
Ililitating vacancy OF the skull; burn
Ing thirst for cider; persistent peey-
ish pensivnesa and wool-gathering a
rambling and reluctance to commit
any species of concentrated labor.
Nature. IL is said. detcsts n vacuum;
so do we; that Is why our mind seems
To- us. at the present moment. a cave
OF horror. When we see n real idea.
we finch and have not enough reso.u
tion 10 grapple with it--lil<e a faint
hearted pitcher, passing Babe Ruth
purposely. Again our memory re.
turns to the Job that was once offered
us: job for which we were so ad-
mirably fitted. and which In our silly
" .hful zeal we were too proud ID
accept--that Of mattress tester in q
lfeather-bed factory ry.--Christopher Nor
! ley, In New York Evening Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
PENN-SEABOARD TO
INCREASE CAPITAL
The Company Has Decided to
Take Over the Titusville
Forge Co.

The Penn Seaboard Steel Corpora
tion, which has plant at New Castle
has decided to take over Titusville
Forge Co. through purchase Of all its
outstanding capital, and TO this end
directors have recommended increase
I'm capital stock of Penp-Seaboard
from $4,000 TO 100000 shares of no
par value. Stockholders win vote on
the plan November Ia.
The management lof the Penn-Sea-
board Steel Co, in a letter to stock
holders. says In part:
Notwithstanding the very serious
business depression that has prevailed.
particularly in the steel industry, the
condition of the Penn-Seaboard Steel
Corporation has been materially i'm
proved.
"Since January /. 1921, the current
and funded debt has been reduced by
81 .OS5. 900. Inventories have been re-
/ duced by approximately s467, 900. Al.
! though operations have not been over
/ 20 per cent OF capacity and the cor.
! poration has ben operating at loss
the monthly losses have been ma.
terially lessened during recent month,
by the exercise of rigid economies II
the reduction OF forces. wages and sal
aries. The plants have been prepare,
for taking their quota of new bust
ness, and during the last three month
new orders have been booked at a. rat
exceeding that of the previous quar-
ters."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
BIRDS WINTER IN SNOW.

In the temperate months the grouse
has an excellent choice Of food. con-
sisting of great variety of berries.
small fruit. seeds, buds. clover, beech-
nuts. grasshoppers and multitude OF
young, tender leaves.
In the winter one wonders al their
survival; for now the fall flights of the
robins completely exhauses the berries
which were wont 10 llnger and ripen
well into winter, compelling the grouae
TO depend largely upon yellow birch
buds. with many forced meal on an
evergreen.
Fortunately, wherever the tempera
ture Is far below zero the sky Is usu-
ally clear and the grouse are active
and unconcerned, but II the days and
nights are dark and cold or the air
filled with merciless pellets they have
the habit of plunging from higher
branch head foremost into deep snow
drifts. where foot below the surface
the heat and weight of the body form
"a globular retreat In which they re-
main comfortably until the storm
clears or hunger forces an exit.
Sometimes in winter or In the early
spring there may come a rain or a
warm day that melts the surface snow
| followed by severe weather and ther
thousands of grouse are imprisoned
and the heretofore safe retreat be
comes their tomb, should weeks pas
by before the seal is broken.--Nationa
Geographic Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
NEW ASTRONOMICAL cLocK.
Movements OF sun, Moon And Earth
Accurately Represented

What is said to be an improved as
tronomlcal clock represents the ideas
and unrelenting work of an ingenious
Chicagoan. Michael Bulka.
This clock exemplines and illustrates
the movements Of the earth and moon
around It's Illuminated area; and how
the earth and moon together reyolve
around the sun. giving us the n
months In the year. The eclipse Of tho
sun and moon. when they occur. are
plainly depicted by the mechanism.
The globes representing the sun and
moon have been coated with phosphor-
ous preparation which rebates rays
II light. The clock has two diais in-
dicatlng time Of the year and Of the
day--Scientifc American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
DIR. CAAS. c. EARLE
EUlOCIzES GEN. FOCH
BETHANY Church Pastor Pays
High Tribute 10 French
War Hero.

~, thaflra e.. iar'e n a., pastor
ui tslhaht napllHi vhur'hs delivered
al lhlFHailuH arfm0n on Marehal
tpIh m thu church Asi uiehb cn.
illai HHHHl Decorations Na, Military
lhNHufa
aAmfp.ra to-day is honorlng ono ~
che trA HfsNest military leaders oi
all umn.h he said "VomprvhtnHlNuly
tlfNed toth a thu greatest uf an
NHa sffF achieved victory un thc
WMida battle HDid ibn lrd trn million
fslAipla io victory ln a world War. llla
vas Waairf mind m strategy, tic
lad 4 pIfaf vision ud Nud and the
flsht All through lhr wnr iiC had the
enduring imtifnra in hold back the
army uNfl ihe Psychological moment
81 sifiHr had Uamr while tense and
HHkleaH world would have had him
alllAa ina aooHaaand lDao thr war
ile VAS AiNatu master oi himself
ard ui hla sniilena. sft.conqusrrd
Han Nha aaNnu0rei vihrre where ne
sINhi iiIa character "a unlmpuaoh-
khlr w. has NfeAUn ths heart 90 no
AaseNhlHt az Napoleon Ola iio has
Hei hefH che victim Ul any tlgn Or raa-
sleH ~ ans kIna A man With a pure
hHfl, t'af hpad ana a clean ufe.
America maN iuln with other ma
tl#s iH besiNWlnH military honofs
uran hlm, in hia Hrsrfoachahle carer
~ haa dfWfaied hs soul with an tho
virtues and eneea of noble Christian
rilsfNFivf.H
in hls SERMON 81 eplArmamcnt of
NaNansh ~. Eaf'e said
The uisainai ppaco conference thc
Ne has pfrf known d o. open soon
iH WASHINGTON, lntfiilarut leaders
ffalH the NlUi nations of tho world
Nli takt rational step toward world
AafWHHNs NfnsHHfilv ard Freedom ror
centuries thn sailing vhHina 80 war
have made slaves ui ihe nnnnlhs 80 the
fAfih thfuHth eknfhIihul taxation.
There is ha NImh known amonr men
WHitA Waf aUes nnt breed. War 81 a
nffHe hUaiihfsiy monster ii settles
NeihiHN li unffltite everything He-
tiIFf We armament uf nations and the
ftaffHi lHiHsileHs uf Whf are rodured
NHi Hd "a armies ard uaYles and taxes
Nii ~ psduand sn pef cent end there
HHH h Ha mafa NnduHng hatrUls a..
fHlaNel between uaNnue
SIS mole WIi nur talented younr
WfH D. sacrificed ih their prime And
WiilNns nf mfu Hnd billions of money
NaH hH HfNl ln ihf constructive wofb
81 UfhIaailah. So ono win need &,
Nafh ever hke hours "a daY an wgi
have sHuufh ana plenty to spare 90,
iahf HHd hali enc blind the numbo,
81 which WiI he greatly reduced. wer,
haf TIE pHNtf thut nilH the puri.
Nifh terrier utff the wealth bnsiownt
Nh ramrs Ard euurif given to redeem
fht human mind from orrur. thrrl
were ~ Herf ~ afasnala and forts
fhf NafflHft name would b. a nau
hHhnffta' And every nation tha
tAaN.d lifi Nf hand onainsi = brother
80 Hs Forehead would Weaf for yer
unfN ihp curse of Calm. Down fh
uhfE Future. thfuuRi luuH generations
thf Nfhulnf sounds FfuN fainter an
thfn pfaae. ana lIkt q bell win solenr
fNrft vibrations Z hear once more th
fHits ~ Christ say Peace peaoe'
Ahd ~ lonNrf from Hs bfazen portal
fhs h.asi ~ ware great orFan rhnke
fhe Htlee bui beautiful az sanrs 4
lht immuflala thp holy melodies 4
Iatt hH.nN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
THE MYSTERY OF BAILEY.
Barnum's Partner Wasn't Bailey at
All. Hut Only Il BOY Named McGInnis

Rack IN 1854 a Detroit boy named
McGinnis starting late for school one
morning began 10 think of the prob
able greeting that awaited him and
K TRIMMED TO take n radical step. ac-
cording TO George Conklin, In his new
book. ",-i.e Ways of the Circus" 'lIe
!, or reached the school, but spent n
day or two looking around tho city
and then struck boldly out into the
country on foot. A farmer on his
way home from the market overlook
him and invited him TO ride. As the
old horse joggled along the farmer
drew out the boys story. and before
the place was nehed the boy had ac-
cepted his offer OF home.
Three seasons he stayed with the
farmer, then struck for more pay, was
refused and walked 10 miles into Pom
tiac. where he found work around n
hotel. Two months later Frederick
IL. Bailey and BENJAMIN Stevens, adj
vance agente of the Robinson & Lake
show, came to Pontiac Bailey was
much taken with young McGinnis and
took him along with him. eThe name
of McGinnls was dropped. From then
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
RAIL SHARES HIGHER,
MARKET IS UNEVEN
Threatened Labor Disturbances
asna Packing Shares Down;
Mexican Ola Drop.
\. A..sllalIa i'1ess q lI,.,, ll,enms

~ Associated tfftH Z" iNtif tN'hiht
hsv Amh. Nt Ai ,wall street
iNAu a m thp uneven course NJ
sAtls visus ln ihp stock market to-
uat Was lnal0asrl ~ NuNiVNn fvlro-
is0ms laaa ul = pNlnsa and baldwin
taaipegl,ts naln pf ~ points oils
na = ttNNp Nsft inNtr futiher selling
,I iiaelHy lssnfa helms hpied,
ilaNs equipments moi"ts. ehcmi.
tals i1alhffa ana lssillea silennlheNva
fiaalnnsu, u 49, puiuis. of the
sltfFulailte slftls NAnadlum was
Nlailesl AliIna ~ ptania
Developments usti the Weekend
sflMaA ia pftf little ihyvuilsU lu proc
ss|Hnal tlahnis
NHh Threatened AhUr disiurhan.
80 As0auNltA cor ihp weakness oi
shFe ~ tht wehlna ahafps Wilson
ANd tumnAns. tHinulnn lUai points
aHH ihe pffleiftd heppod 10 rolnts.
AtthaN lfifHltun and thc highrf
lflfli tnmsaiip uiis continued 60 Har,
tHl NMHrtan ulis and dumpsllr we've
NflH
nlraslenal deallHna ln nlla we've
WalNlk ID hlnhel levels. can mooney
pltnsd ~ aia ref nt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Alumnl 10 i'la, nish.

fiap' Moore Is setting hia alumni
ifhm feaat Cor the annual Thankagiv-
ine phN Nanie with tho local High
school suuaN Tho hfs practice Wil
b. hela tbh syenlnr over Washington
street hfldHr, and Manager Moore re-
quests che felluWing men % bo on
haNd hNif. Wilkinson. Foulks
hiHllg nsMenH Gordon Loose. Inrt
mAn. Wilson. Mason. fldancs. Dona.
hut. iihhlff Dunn Gabriel. Hunh,s
nnH fsann The Nsi msptins of these
teams RESULTED in win t0f we young
Nitis Ia tut stnit of ia to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Naflaut ramnrrnr rnr rh..r0.l

fiHaie hhfahnnH Chosrouk souad
MM NHfhHAi tomorrow nlrht en- the
lInahtf reservoir nt fao. and Coach
htfflNan requests nn players a. be
~ hHua nt the team viii meet the
hNsi uf tht claimants fur ths state
tlIln nest Saturday. Defiance balnr th,
attraction ui Harlan rlcld 1bo game
wiH start promptly ai @ Bob" GRAY.
fHigtf thpHfupi star. VIII return 20
ne faia nrki saturday aud bic nres-
nift VIII heoHi tht stock uf me Blue
etu White in certain quarters of the
slif Aiannsfinr and Dayton. who were
uui ~ ihe naiue un account of injuries.
NiN intt tholf regular places in the
lnrur saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
EXTENSIVE SCOPE
OF GENERAL MOTORS

In connection with the November
dividend payments Pierre S. du Pont.
president Of General Motors Corpora
ton, is addressing a letter TO stock
holders which says:
General Motors has $4,000 stock
holders. $4,000 employees and 1880
dealers and distributors. Since 1909
the company has turned out more
thon 100000 motor vehicles of which
about az per cent are in use i'm the
United States. Since there are some
what more than 100000 motor cars
In the country one out of every six
Is a General Motors product.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily az Noon by Laird A
Co. du P0nt Building.
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Oct 3l--Charters were filed
here. Saturday. a. follows
udur Refining Corporation. New York
city capital 81 .O25 600
Insurance Coupon Corporation Of Ameri-
60. Dover Del 81 900 600.
National lyccum system, Inc, WI
mlugtun. Del Si65. 900
International Trading and Development
Co. Wilmington. Del Si50.OOO
fcrbcr Coal a Trading Co. Inc. VII.
mingt0u Del 100000.
ArCo-bloc Cement Products Inc. Ava.
Ion. Pa $4,000.
southwest Publishing Co, Pittsburg
"a xlO.OO0.
Green City Hotel Corporation, Vii.
minFt0n. Del $4,000.
sandwich shops, Inc, Wilmington. Del
SO 600
Georgetown New Century Club. George.
town. Del no capital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Gradys Retire from Business,

William and Frank Grady, well
known IN billiard and bowling circles.
H. this city. have retired from the
business and expect TO have a billiard
supply house. Mac" Mckee will take
over the management OF the bowling
and billiard business and will be as
sisted hY Jack HerEan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
swim Meet Next Week.

The swimming meet between the
lCcal y. M. G.. A. and Girard College,
originally scheduled FOR last Friday
night. viii be held in the local tank
Eext Friday evening. The Girard Col
loge boys viii bring squad Of first
class tank men 20 this city and hope
O. annex a victory. Captain Bardo
10 the local "Mermen." has been put
ting his men through some strenuous
workouts this week and predicts al
easy victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
vandeyer A. c. 10 Give nnnce.

The Vandever A. c. will give a
masquerade dance at the Strand
Theatre hall on Friday evening. No
vember =, Three prizes will be award
ed. one for the best costume. one for
the best dancer and one for the nun
niest costume. Music will be furnished
by Kinney's orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Nerro AlhIele wins TllIe.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. Oct Earl Johnstone
~ ptisburg. who yesterday won the
National a. a. u. ten-mlle run, is the
second Negro athlete 20 become a
national titleholder this year. Ned
Gourdiu. the Harvard Negro athlete
recently won the National Decathlon
championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
south side Academy Active.

South Side Academy. under the man
agement of Tony Ryan, would like TO
arrange a game with any 1870 to 1885,
pound team in the city. Defiance
Academy, ST. Mary's Academy and
Rockford preferred. Address all chal-
lcnges TO Tommy Ryan. 1927 Peach
street. city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

on he was known MS Bailey, and his
career ns q Snowman tthe world-fam-
ous Snowman of Barnum & Ballcy)
was begun" Detroit News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Another sunfIomer Truth.

When there is nothing more 70 be
said some fool always up and saya
lt.---Kansas Industriaiist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

Stop psIng classified ads about your
business the day you 20 out Of bust.
negs.-4Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

iuai q minute ~ youf time 10 toll
enpN ,ipuiile NAAl yuu want Every
hssnlna classified aJs DO tho rest. $.
Aats
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
Is REBUILDING LINES

Several big reconstruction jobs that
viii give employment for some time TO
number Of men in Oklahoma and
Arkansas have been or are about TO
he begun. according to an announce.
ipcnt by the Southwestern Bell Tele-
phone company.
only recently arrangements were
completed fer reconstructing the toll
line along the Midland Valley Railroad
between Tulsa and Pawhuska This
section carries the bulk of the oil and
ether business between Tulsa and Kan.
sJs Tho reconstruction of this line,
which is due to a demand for greater
iol! facilities. will cost approximately
SluO00O and win afford employment
l.r 100 men for n considerable time
Before The war this job could have
been done for approximately $50 600,
Increased cost of material and labor
being responsible for the larger figure
Between Malvern. Ark. and Texark-
ana, The telephone company plans to
spend $4,000 Immediately. strengthen
iug existing toll lines and providing
Tor increasing demands for ton service.
This Is distance Of about 100 miles.
M - men will be employed during
thr entire period OF this work.
The company has announced that II
j. preparing to engage soon on other
important reconstruction jobs which
VIII give employment TO many other
Norkers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
FRENCH PROGRAM
Of SHIP INCREASE
UPSETS ALL PLANS
Britain and American Dele
gates Oppose Newest
Proposals Today.

my Inc Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-The
French delegation has presented
proposal for so great an increase in
the strength Of the French navy that
Inc British declare such a program.
IL carried out, would upset the whole
pan for 5.5-3 naval reduction
Although not yet entirely revealed
the British understand that the French
plan provides for the construction Of
ten $4,000 ton uper-dreadnaughts, in
the ten years subsequent to 1925
These vessels of a type similar to the
American battleship Maryland, would
give France capital ship tonnage Of
$4,000 as against $4,000 for Japan
and preponderance of new post.
Jutland' type craft over all nations
Italy, although indicating dlsapprov-
al Of such building program. is said
10 have told the arms conference that
if France constructs ten ships, she
must carry out a similar program.
The combined French and Italian
fleets thus would be some 200. 900 tons
stronger than the British or American
allotments under the revised figures
agreed on yesterday by the big three.
Arthur j. Balfour head Of the
British delegation, gave notice today
that Great Britain would propose TO
the arms conference the total aban.
donment of submarines.
Tho American delegates, the Brit.
ish spokesman said also had taken a
strong ground against the French
proposition first obiccting for econo.
mic reasons. holding tnat the expen-
diturc of So much money on naval
construction would seriously affect the
economic recovery Cf the world. I.
was added that the Americans agreed
that if the scheme were carried out
B would change the whole program.
II France builds ten new $4,000 ton
.hips by 1885 it was said by the
British spokesman, Great Britain and
The United States would have to build
in proportion. This, he added. would
require the expenditure of around TO-.
600 OOo pounds TO keep up in the build
ING race
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
DRlTH FOR HEATING TAX
Peasant aud Two Officials Executed
for Evading Penalties

ROSTOFFoN.DoN, Russia, Dec. II.
Fhc death penalty IS being inflicted
.n the l(uban and Don districts upon
r.lsants who attempt TO evadc The
gyain tax which the government has
Instituted instead of money taxes. At
Erasnudorsk a peasant and two of
ficials whom he brlbed TO assist him
ind dodging the grain levy were all
not, ana radical steps are being taken
throughout South Russia, TO check
Tina banditry which the Moscow gov
'tnment dcnounoes as nothing more
ihlu m effort to escape taxation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

iers. 1t was proposed to go over the
battle ground where York stormed the
machine gun nests and have the kill
ing Of the twenty-five German gun
ners enacted for the film
Big Temptation. That 200
Fifty thousand dollars should have
been a big temptation to poor man
on mortgaged farm on the bleak
side Of a Tennessee mountain. 1t
would be q big temptation for any Of
us.
But York said "Takin' the lives of
yo fellow men is nothn' to make a
circus outten Of"
And he turned the 10000 down.
That's York.