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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
conception. The art OF being a. Chris
tan neiRhhor implies attitude. speech

conception. The art OF. being a. Chris
tian neighbor implies attitude. speech
and conduct that are the fitting prac-
tice of one who lives the ideal.
"The home is the most intimate
group within which to practice the
Of parent and child, Of children Of the,
an mother-here 10 the most lfav-
ored circle for the art OF being neigh
At was the earliest and is still
the most sacred fellowship known to,
,hur,an hearts. g
But even in the home there are
some who receive and others who.
service is rare, II ever found IN fun
| expression. A mother who was left
wi,n a family of little ones toiled to
| be father and mothersto her, children.
! She gave herself In sacrificiaI 4deyo-s
ton. When she lay upon the bed of
her translation her eldest son took
her head flovingly upon his arm and
u.s. The fiickering light frightened
and faded as her hungry heart re-.
piled, You never said that before,
I john K = #s st
"'.It isn't the thing you do, dear;
Z It's the thing you leave undone.
Which gives o a. bit Of heartache
At setting of the sun
~ : Back 6CI elHGSc SONS ~ AnO
daughters who pass to and fro with
buoyant life are. fathers and mothers
who purohase these high privileges
through self forgetting service I
plead fors.the. cultivation Of the art Of
being q. %neighbor to those who give
themselves in this parental devotion.
Among Friends.
"NextAto the intimate family group
one mingles with those who are
counted in the circle OF friends. The
art Of being a neighbor among
friends would appear easy OF attain
ment. but not all do attain There are
some who receive that others are glad
to give in friendly courtesfes.. Those
who exercise the art of neighborly
devotion delight in planning pleasant
surprises and the passive are glad to
be surprised. Those who passively
receive serve a purpose. They afford
opportunity for the generous hearted
to give. expression to the .neighborly
feeling.
in common thought it liz assumed
that love Of distant peoples Is the se-
verest test upon general affection.
According to a saying Of Jesus. the
1cirele Of friends affords the ultimate
test Of neighborly. Greater love
hath no man than this, that q man
lay down his life for his friends"
Tulsa, Okla. June lathe Sin.
clair Crude Oil Purchasing company
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13

L Tulsa, Okla. June 13.--The Sin
clair Crude Oil Purchasing company
to-day posted a reduction Of twenty
five cents a seaArel on mid-continent
irrude. Healdtoh OIL was CIV to Is
cents a@sbarrel. .tS sf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
Business Rushing;
Rickard Must Keep
Office And Force

New York, June 1s-From pusilistic
promoter to a captain of industry,
such is the route Tex Richard has
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

eth. Campbell Street from Crab
Orchard Street 10 and including the
Garrard Tobacco Warehouse proper
~.
" after ciilng the foregoing strec's
there s any OF. left. the Marshall
ball use hit discretion In ii,tribu.
ting the balance q 10 IN the city.
taking up collection therefor.
Il - further ordered that said
oi,ing begin no, later than June 10th.
end be completed by July LIST.
The City Marshall Is directed 10
purchase the oil necessary 20 oil said
streets and have same put on. and
be- will keep an account "a. 90 the
cos; - the above seven sections.
Ec,p.ug the cos; 4 each street 90 D.
~. and tnc clerk vii assess again-,
each owner q the property border
ng on each street respectively his
proportional par; % the cost accord
INK 90 the number u Zee, bordering
on said street. that j. be vii assess So
much per front foot on zach street.
and Nil report the COS, ~ oil.ng
each street 20 the council and the
assessment u cost ~ oilng each
;rcct among The property owners.
md the council Will assess against
each property owner and holder
whose property border. or abuts on
ouch street hi- portion 81 the cost
Of oiiing has street. and will assess
and levy the tax against such pro
periy 70 be known as the oiling tax.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Oil Ordinance.

City Council of the City Of Ian
aster do ordain as follows:
Where a. chapter ii3 u acts Of
1920 provide FOR the oiling ~ streets
as may be designated by resolution
% the Council Now be j, resolved
hy the Council that they designate
'hr following streets in the city Of
Lancaster 20 De oiled TO wit:
1t. Lexington Street from Hill
Court 20 t.ty Limits
2nd. H. Court from Lexington
Street TO Cits Limits.
3rd pauviile Street from Second
Alley TO City Limits
iih. Richmond Street from Second
illcy to City Limits.
5tn Crab Orchard Street from
Stanford St-y, 20 and including
Mrs. Rachel Austin. property
9th. Buford Street from Camp
bell Stree: 10 pauling Street.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Who're Pasture 10 Abundant sheep
Need No Other Feed

ARE destroyed by dipping \the sheep.
For lice and sheep ticks n number of
dips are recommended In the bulle-
tin. including coal TAR cre0Soi.. cresol.
and nico'in, or nicutin and snlphur.
For scah mites IN. ~sficial dips ar~
lime sulphur and nicotin-sulphur dips
Arsenical dips ar. not we'll suited to
sheep dipping All PLACES which have
been occupied by lousy sheep should
be regarded as dangerous from this
standpoint for period ~ three weeks I.
II occupied by ticky sheep as dan
gerous for two months. II occupied
by scabby sheep. ~ dangerous for n
month or two In the case ~ pastures.
and year or more In the case ~
buildings. Quarantine measures are
essential In eradicaiins scnb.
Tn. most common internal parasites
II sheep include tapeworms hukes.
roundworins. and n few other forms
such ns maggots causin. grub IN the
head. the tongue-worm AMI the enc
celled protozoa. One of the NEST com.
mon Of these II the grub. infes'ation
with which can be largely prevented
by smearing the nose 81 IN. sheep
with preparation mad. of equal
parts Of tar and greass, or tar and
fish oil. other important internal par
asites discussed In the bulletin are
tap.worns. the gid parasites. hydatid.
liver fuk.s. stomach worms, noinlar
worms. hookworms. and lungworms
OF these certain tnpeworns are fair
~ common over the entire United
States: one tnp.worm occurs only In
the West: rid IL most prevalent In
Montana: liver iiukes ARE most com.
mon In IN. Gulf states and the Pacific
Coast states stomach worms aud lun;
worms take heavy toll In sheep IN
almost every stat. In the Union and
noduihr worms and h1,kw"rms are
common In the South and East
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
LIVE STOCK
FACTS
PARASITES CAUSE BIG LOSS
injury From irssess 10 Greatest
Among tsmbs and Young sheep
Ways 10 Prevent Disease

prepared by the rnited states Depart.
ment Of NgricuitursJ
Sheep probably suffer more than any
other Kind IT live stock from para.
sites They mr.. practically immune
io tuberculosis which IN one OF H..
serious ailments of cattle aud svin.
AMI among sheep there Is noihin.
comparable To- the devastating cut.
breaks ~ cholera um"ns swine. sheep
have comparatively few bacterial
diseases Nevertheless there II u
steady loss 81 ~h~p In all parts ~
the country aud this los> IL mostly
tuc to parasites.
II Is the sheep owners business To-
prevent di>ra~. rather than To- attempt
TO cur, Il after u has made its AT
p-arancr While there ar. special
treatments for the various diseases
which makes IL ad, disable TO call .
Competent veterinarian there arr
caused 10y parasites Among th.>"
pasture Rotation. Use 1T forng. crops
feeding from racks ar board floors
draining or nlling swampS. and pre-
venting wandering dogs from getting
into the hvck Permanent pastures
perpetual. parasi0s. 10 is stated The
eggs OF internal parasites pass from
the animals In ~. inanur. and thus
the pastures bccum. Infested Ths
proper disposal If the manur. will
aid in pr,X,ffiug This
Damage from parasites i greatest.
AS u rul. among lambs and Young
sheep Hence, II u IMPORTANT io PAY
special attention to M. ear. and
handling of lambs and yearlings
Prompt action 10 ascertain the causr
when sheep b-rum. unthrifty will
often prevent serious loss
Parasites of sheep are divided into
twu general groups. external and To-
fcrnHl NnOng IA. former. lice. sheep
ticks. and scah mites dre m. mos
common one Application ~ s'-iium
lourid. in IA. form ~ powd-r
rubbed into N. >kin will kill biting
lice but not sucking lice Roth kinds
IT lice. sheep tick. and Scah mites
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Are Told How To Grow
Small Fruits.

Points on growing harvesting and
marketing such crops ~ strawberries.
red ~ black raspbcrrics and grapes
are contained in Circular No -
which has just come OF the press at
the College ~ Agriculture ana which
. intended 10 be guide for junior
agricultural club members who are
growing small fruits ~ their club
projects during the summer In adj
dition to details 81 growing and mar
keting the publication contains point
crs on making exhibits and keeping
records 81 the crop. The circular
may be obtained free by writing the
Experiment Station. Lexington.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
N "hoppers" Mooillssd.

There are not enough birds. experts
aay. to clean w ull-strengih inSs'
sion Of gra-shupp.rs such ~ the west
ern farmers have come TO dread. nc
cordlng to the American Forestry Mag
szin.. but the birds assist materially
In the Effort, hN man 20 control u"
pest. az twenty seven Species % birds
examined. tweut, i've w.r. grusshop-
per eaters In nineteen ~ III. species
ell Of the co.. ,idusls collected had
given grg->hrI p"rs place on the'f
menu. The lard, having the best re-.
ords ar. the LARK. spsrrows, meadow
larks, Franklin glIii>. Arkansas King
bird. CROW. biackblrd and the common
klngblsi
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Mrs. Clement. al L.I~n WOMAN
who has achieved n reputation as =
traveller and explorer say. To be
alone even for minute ~ the jungle
Is alarming. for such is the profound
silence all around that on. has u ter
rify.ns setse ~ being inimicaliy
watched by unseen things" 90 tho
forest noises one OF the most uncanny
Is the bowling Of bah1pns. when they
are close at hand the whole air 10
alive with the din. ~ that you can
not tell from which direction II pre-
ceeds. Every nerve In your body tin
giles. and there IL "A curious fasclna-
lon IN the great yolum. Of sound"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

The Isle 81 Pines is situated OF the
south coast OF western Cuba. its
oeares, point TO Cuba being about ~
miles distant. II Is $40 miles north
EAST OF the British island OF Jamaica.
The area ~ the Isle Of Pines IL Ga
Ia square marine miles, or shout
52i-Ssi acres II belongs to The re-
public % Cuba and l. officially attached
10 the province ~ Havana The ciie'
place on the island j. Neuva Corona.
The island was discovered by Col
umbus In 1924. aud was long notorious
as resor' ~ pirntes, but that o.
course. was long aso. It's population
IN ahou, 400 The climate Is similar
20 that Of Cuba. thar Is. tropical.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Move Your Hogs Out
OF Town At Once.
Hog Ordinance.

IT,, City Council - the CITY %
Lancaster. ky. DO oriain a. follows
!, shall. be- unlawful for anyone 90
allow or permit hog pens on their
premises or 20 keep hog. q eonhn.
mcnt after May lst. % ans year On
the city limits and any person 20 q
Tending shall be- fncd no, exceeding
$500 FOR each offence and same
shai. be- declared nuisance and b.
removed a. such.
This ordinance shai. take cscc;
from and after is printing and pub.
icat!0n.
j. VI DUNCAN. Mayor
Ai,es' Patsy Anderson
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

20 be collected ~ other taxes for
which Oh city Will have a lien on the
property so bordering on such streets
Tor said tax.
The city 20 pay for oillng all cross
section. on said streets. and any
property owner on any other street
may oil same a. his expense
Al other parties wanting Oh not
~ Mr. Bratton At Snc,.
J. VI. DUNCAN. Mayor
Attest Patsy Anderson. CLERK
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
FULL VALUE OF BUITeRMILk
Particularly Adssntaoeovs When Fed
In Connection With Corn Or
Other Feeds

The greatest or full value ~ butter,
milk and skimmllk for feeding l. Ne
cured only when f"d In connection
with other feeds Huiiermilk fed alone
to pigs does not Civ. the results II
does when fed In connection with corn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
tnoroWino Charms.

Music may have charms 10 soothe
the savage breast but the man who
lives above player piano and under
q yictroia ought to receive the benefit
Of the doubt when he claims that he
T. not u savage
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
The American Silk indussry

The first silk Weaving was intro
duced into Connecticut In 1891. III.
first SILK mill was erected Ga thu, con.
tlneni by old H"ratip Hank H. $50
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
ssa Practice Win Manure.

Hauling manur direct from the
barn and spreading n On the field ~
once Is the best prnctic. In handling
manure
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Cosmetics. says the medical ex.
aminsr. never killed anybody. And
still many n girl has painted. as she
dressed 20 kill.--Povtland tOrr) Nrwa
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Nopeiess.

one ~ the most discuuraginc tasks
in III. world must be- PRAYING for con-
gross. one chaplain prayed for con-
crrssm.n twenty-five years and look
AZ them now Seattle Post Inielll-
gsuger
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
More Naturalization.

One OF the main delights OF the
moving pictures is TO see the palaces
OF European n"hleinen surrounded by
southern California. Dallas News.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Get Cellar 70 Fit.

Get u collar that ITS the horse A
good collar ecsis m0rey hut u horse
With a sore shoulder viii cos. mou
a. also.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
IN. mu..u,r.n, sserya uisss s.en.

III. haabe, or 1u.H... th- most
sacred shrin. of M"i.Duli.... ...IilS in. to-
ward which Mussgi.uAu. UH their
fsc~s In prayer. d, q Du."'n1icd HAT.
rooted building IN he .ui-r Of the
Great Mosque Of M-r,a .n rhr north.
east corner /. the ItIm., black
stone. This stone b. 40 .I.rsular oval
shape, about seven mc.r- u ..dmeter.
and probably OF ul.frut, al-.u. When
Mohammed returned ufrhan,ly TO
Mecca. he destroyed aii i., dpls found
In the kasbe. which h.a fallen into
pagan Use, but spared ih" 'hincs
stone" which ali Mu' dlmars ven
erate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Som. Of EN- % Need ).

Some girls In pursuit Of n husband
seem to think they need III. assistance
Of the chemical warfare service
Patterson g ~ Press-Guardlan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-06

to 10 points with May selling at
We're without any apparent effect and
the decline was checked by scattered
buying which was encouraged by cas-
ing money rates and the optimisti.
statement Of bankers with reference
to the general financial position
Southern selling continued holding the
advance in check during the middle
of the day but prominent short house
brokers became active buyers of July
later, presumably to cover short
hedges. This started covering anc
there was a broadening of commission
house interest on the afternoon ad-
vance which included western buying
inspired, probably, by the firmer tone
of the grain market. May sold up tc
1858 and October to 14.79 Last prices
We're within point or so Of, the best
The larger spot business reported in
the south late yesterday was consid-
cred in line with the talk of an in
creased export demand and reports
from the domestic goods trade evil
IDENTIFY made rather favorable i'm
preston. Sales Of print cloths in the
Fall River market during the past two
days were estimated at 10000 pieces
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-06
REACTION IN
COTTON MARKET
Increasing Activity and Strength as :
Result of Buying by Spot
Houses.

NEW YORK, May 5.-A further re-
action in the cotton market early to-
day was followed by increasing activ-
ity and strength as result of buying
by spot houses and reiterated reports
of a better spot demand. July con-
tracts sold up from 1887 to 1917 and
closed at 1915, with the general mar
ket closing firm at net advance of
. to 20 points. The easier ruling of
the early market was due to reports of
increasing mill curtailment as a result
of fuel shortage in Lancashire, improv-
ing weather conditions in the south.
fresh southern hedge selling of new
crop months and further scattering
liquidation promoted by nervousness
over the question of war Preparations
First prices We're a to 10 points
1243 and October at 1852. May no
tees were estimated at 1000 bales but
higher on old months but later deliv-
cries were a shade lower and the gem
eral list soon showed net losses of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE

LAUNDRY SERVICE. MARINE CORPS,
Quartermaster's Department, Washing.
ton. D. c., April 81, 1921. SEALED
PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be re.
ceived in this office until 100 A. NJ.
May 25, 1921. and then be publicly omen,
ed for furnishing laundry service during
the fiscal year beginning July l, 1921,
at Boston, Mass, bingham, Mass. New
port R. l., New London. Conn, Sayville,
L. l., Iona Island. n. Y. Lake Denmark,
N. j., New York, N. Y, Anna polls. Md
Yorktown, Va, South Charleston, W. Va
Charleston. S. G, Key, West, Fla, Pen
sacola Fla, New Orleans, La. Great
Lakes. ILL.,. Bremerton, Wash, and Guam
tanamo, Cuba; Proposal blanks and other
cation to this office, the Depot Quarter
master, U. S. Marine Corps. So Annie
Street, San francisco Cal, and the Com
Marine Barracks. at the stations named.
This office reserves the right to reject
waive informalities therein. Bids from
regular dealers. only will be considered.
Schedule No. 1892. C. L. McCawlev.
Brigadier General. The Quartermaster.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-06
WIDE ADVANCES
ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Moder-
ately wide advances We're scored by
cotton today as the result of the more
bullish tone of general news which
stimulated a buying wave of import
ance after the middle of the morning
session. Much of the demand was
from outside sources, and it plainly
was for speculative account. Les3
pressure than usual from hedge selling
was felt, somewhat better demand
was reported in the spot markets OF
the interior and sentiment was more
cheerful. Late in the day July stood
at 1915 and the list was at net gains
of l to % points. The close was at
gains Of Ia to p points, with July
at 1911 Cold weather in the belt, and
no signs of any great change in wealth
er conditions for the next "a hours
combined with better cables than due,
put prices five to six points higher OF
the opening, but scattered selling
around the ring soon wiped out the
gains and sent prices eight to nine
points under the finals of yesterday
July dropping to 12.44 Rumors thai
the railroad wage dispute in this coun-
try has been settled, reports that a
fresh attempt was being made to settle
the coal strike in England, French "a
Diagrams telling of a better feeling
regarding the, question of German re-
parations, the much easier feeling il
the money markets of this country
and the belief that further financing of
cotton would not be attended With
any special difficulties, caused a rally
which persisted practically to the
close,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-06
SEE HOW
TOOTH PASTES
NJURE ENAMEL
Here's q Test You Can Try Your.
seif-Provcs Gritty Dentrifiees
Cause Decay.

Many dental authorities have been
saying for years that tooth paste ana
powders are harsh and harmful To
teeth and gums. Try this test for
yourself and see what they do. Take
little tooth paste on the tip of your
finger and rub for a minute ono your
mahogany table. The little scratches
that remain can be seen with the eyeJ
In thea same way the constant rubbing
Of tooth paste and powder on your
teeth causes tiny holes in the enamel
which is natures protection against
germs. these little places offer tbs
first loopholes for germs to enter.
Tooth paste and powders are all made
FROM some gritty abrasive substances
as base. They also cause raw,
open gums, which offer another point
OF attack for germs. No germ can
can work in unbroken skin. In spite
Of the warning of author.tie.. such
tooth troubles pyorrhea, etc, continue
to occur and many ascrlbe them to
both pastes and powders. Evidently.
! there is some truth in 1t, because py-
orrhea was almost unknown before
these preparations We're used.
The safest most antiseptic way 20
care for the teeth is to use mouth
wash that keeps the mouth thorough
ly antiseptic at al times. Now that
/ Steroline can be obtained at any drug
this becomes simple. The greatest
! germ killing agent known during the
war is the basis of Steroline. This is
! DobelFs. Solution, for fifty years Off
cially approved as sure germicide at
physicians conventions. But Dobelfs
Solution is unsuitable for general usa
and its disadvantages are overcome
by Steroiine which contains other
ingredients that make it such "A de-
light in brushing, and that soothe and
allay inflammation, and cleanse the
teeth. Steroline also stops bleeding
gums.
Tooth pastes and powders cannot
reach more than 50 per cent of the
surface. The other 10 per cent is de-
caying constantly. Only liquid an
tiseptic, like Stcroline, can get all
through the mouth and cleanse ina
hidden surfaces. Start trying Stero-
line today. Lose no time. Go to yoGr
druggist, buy bottle of Steroline ami
avoid further danger to your teeth.
: The Crystal Pharmacy recommends
4 and guarantees SIeroIine. Large bot
[ eel for 50c.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-06
STOCK MARKET
VERY ACTIVE
Operations Largest of Any Session t,
Date This Year,

Operations Largest of Any Session to
Date This Year.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Operations in
the stock market today totaled $780,
900 shares, the largest of any session
to date this year. The activity was
accompanied by gross gains Of 1 to 5
points in nearly every quarter Of the
list.
Among the incidents which accel-
Grated the advance were the optimistic
views of Governor Harding of the fed
eral reserve board and concurrent
reduction of the local rediscount rate
for commercial paper. The latter was
generally interpreted as proof of the
further relaxation of credits, which
have been the chief obstacles to i'm
proyement in trade and industry for
the last six months.
Rails dominated the market, more
than a score of those issues scoring
advances Of one to slightly more than
three points. Features of this group
comprised many of the low grade or
reorganized properties of the western
and southern divisions. Steel and rail-
road equipments received additional
benefit from the U. S. Steel wage cut
Steel common at it's best added nearly
another point to yesterdays maximum
but this was shaded later. Improve
ment in the independent steels was
more substantial. Shorts evidently
deemed it advisable to reverse then
position in oils and motors and tho
same enforced procedure accounted 70.
the strength of shippings, feathers
chemicals, and food issues, where less
material gains were registered.
The usual irregular conditions ruleS
in the money market, call loans hold
ing firm on the exchange at 614 pc,
cent, with free offerings in the open
market at and even 5A. Exchange
on London was barely steady, but
French, Belgian, Dutch and Italian
rates continued to strengthen and even
the German remittances showed slight
improvement.
Rails featured the bond list, CONVEX
tible issues enhancing yesterdays
gains. Internationals also hardened
but Liberty bonds made only trifline
gains or losses. Total sales, par value
s11,6o0,o0o.