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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-05-11


/ CLASSIFIED ADS ;
FOR SALE-White Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed. 1t makes the best
Tree, n. D., P. o. Box As. Asst
FOR sALE-My former residence
South Main street. Cost $4,000 in
1913. Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Would exchange for securities or
other property. Might rent SUBJ
iect to sale. Write G. S. Youmans,
III East Lake St., Minneapolis:
MINI. 3-3O-tf
FOR SALE-Ten Registered yearling
Galloway Bulls. Galloway steers
always top the market and need no
dehorning. Address w.. GLIB,
Sanish, N. Oak. *-4-2O-6t
FOR SALE-Three hundred bushels
of White Burbank potatoes, price
reasonable. Write or cau George
Hanson, brady postoffice, lives 2
miles west and miles south OF
above place. Geo. Hanson. 4-20-6t
FOR SALE.-One Registered Red
Poll Bull years old. $4,000 takes
him. H. Benno, phone 13-F-11
4/20-tf.
&c you want to sell your farm OF
city property see JOHN J. LEE.
Minot, N. D.
WANTED-Fifty head of cattle and
horses to pasture. Best of grass
and good water. miles south
west of brady. R. F. Evans,
brady, N. D., or inquire at the In
dependent office. tt
'WANTED-15 head of fat butcher
cattle, good price. X in care of
independent. 5/4-tf
FARM-South Saskatchewan 800
acres, improved, good water etc.
miles from town. c. B. Kenton,
Artesian, S. Oak. 5/4-t6
FOR SALE-Extra Early Ohio Pota-
toes. J. J. Brand, Logan, N. D.
5/4-tf
PASTURE FOR STOCK-Five miles
from Minot; plenty of grass, water
and shade. Just west Of Big Bridge
P. J. Peterson, Minot. Or Phone
~ 10 or 656 R. 5/4-t3-cg
WE WANT-A live hustling agent
for Ward County to sell Smokers
Pure Fruit Buffers direct to the
consumers. Write for our propo-
sition. The ]. M. Smoker Co.
Orrville Ohio. 5/4-t2-cg.
FOR RENT-2sO acres pasture land,
running water, all fenced. Thos.
Golfer, Minot, N. D. 5/4-3ta
FOR sALE-Brome Grass Seed, no
quack, recleaned ready to sow.
N. D. Groom & Kassens, Lonetree,
N. D. -. 5/4-t2-'
FOR SALE-Fresh Mich Cows,
Guernsey and Jersey, with calf at
.1"side if you wish This is good stuff
Time till fall. Inquire Union Ma.
tional Bank 5/4-t4
FOR sALE-Guernsey heifer cali
out of the Person strain. Address
Box 1887 or Phone 366M Minot N.
D. 5/4-2t-cg
FOR RENT-Two ideal garden lots
in northeast Minot. W. H. Rogers,
Phone 1090J.
FOR SALE-About 200 bushels of
nice Early Ohio Selected Seed Po-
tatoes. Will sell reasonable at my
place. Joe Gustafson, brady, N. D.
5/4-t2-+
Estrayed
Estrayed from a sheep ranch 20
miles west of Donnybrook between
lst and 18th of March. All horses
branded on the right hip with hair
brand e." (plus, a sign of addition)
One light gray gelding, five years old
VT 1900 lbs; One medium grey mare,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Court of Honor

Next Thursday. the 18th. at owen
park, p. m. the midsummer court
OF honor will be held. Shelter house
will he headquarters why not come
out nt 3 or o'clock and have n pic
ME supper with your troop7 Ar
range this at once. Then II you
bring your bathing suit you can take
n swim--i5 cents for use OF dress
ing room and one towel. The bugler
Will call you out I'm time for dressing
and lineup for inspection for the
meeting.
Have YOU passed your second or
first class tcsts' IL 80. come TO
headquarters aud see that your rec
ord Is clear and give the secretary
10 cents Tor second class badge or
Is cents for first. Merit badges
Is cents. These must be paid for II
you want 10 receive them at the
court OF honor, All above tender
foot are presented at court OF honor.
Tenderfoot badges presented at
troop meetings by scoutmaster or
troop committeeman.
Troops desiring TO put on an in
vesture ceremony may communicate e
with tho chief. lie or one OF the
deputy commissioners will ASSIST YOU
in putting IL on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Heavy Sale of Fake
University Degrees
Revealed in Europe

LONDON.-Charges that there
IL heavy sale OF degrees from
alleged American universities are
made by George r. MaClean. di-
rector Of the British division OF
the American University union In
Europe.
Agents OF so-callcd American
universities or colleges, with in
genious pretenses, are persuading
ambitious but too Credulous
schoolmastcrs and ministers to
buy diplomas and sometimes To
pay for honorary degrees by cor
respondcnce,' Maclean charged.
1T Is notorious that some instl-
tutions have made the District OF
Columbia, controlled by congress,
In View OF the laNity OF it's regu-
tons their seat OF operations. The
Oriental University OF Washing.
ton, II, c., has had agents hawk
Ing its degrees to be given In
abseptia on payment OF consider
able fees TO nationals OF foreign
countries II Is Incorporated In
virginia and Is legally authorized
10 confer degrees. but proceedings
have been instituted by the state
In view OF It's practices to annul
It's charter. Indeed the United
states department Of state has is
sued statement SAYING that per-
scne seeking information concern
ing this so called university should
be advised to place no reliance
upon the alleged claims Of the in
sutution TO aademic Consldcra.
tion The Association OF American
Colleges passed resolutions in Jan
uary, 1929, viewing with concern
the lax regulations governing the
granting OF charters 10 higher in
stitutious In the District OF Colum-
bia, and requesting the congress OF
the United states TO pass n law
providing adequate safeguards for
granting charters 10 higher insti-
tutions located In the District Of
Columbia and for maintaininc
nigh educational standards I'm
these institutions. Another no
torlous center is Chicago"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
JUDGE WOMAN BY
PROFILE TESTS
Her Mouth and Nose Will
Form to Fit Her
Character

a specialist in profles is dis
cOnCorting person to talk with. He
has such n terrifying facility for
d seeming secret thoughts and
| reading Compartments.
The profile shows the perma
nent expression which personality
stamps upon a womans face when
she is off guard" the physiogno-
mist says. when you are study
ing a woman's profile you are
studying her real self. You see her,
not as she would like you to see her,
perhaps hut as she really is"
This deadly proficiency IN char
aCter reading would not be so
alarming II the experts had as keen
an eye for virtues as they have for
vices. It Is our faults that fasci-
nate. one woman's profile. they
tell us, Is scnsuous one. her lips
being too full and her nostrils too
much inflated to inspire confidence.
Expose Weaknesses.
The envious person has n repel-
lent profile. Thin lips dropping at
the corners, compressed nostrils.
and an ineradicable sneer betray
possession or that unlovely trait.
The profile OF discontented
melancholy woman is more difficult
TO read. for the reason that II Is
different on the opposite sides Of
the face. on eyelid is lifted higher
than the other. one side Of the
mouth is drawn down lower--even
the nose Is uneven, as though mall
formed by constant shifting
The profile OF mercenary
woman gives the expert consider.
able uneasiness. II Is a peculiar
profile: The lips are tightly pressed
together, with the upper lip drawn
down TO an extraordinary length.
the eyes are partly closed and the
forehead is wrinkled between the
eyes. There can be little softness
left In the heart OF n woman who
has acquired the mercenary profile.
Then there liz the stupid profile.
The eyes are shifty. the cheeks
sunken, as though stretched over
parted teeth. and the eyes are list
less. The stupid profile may be
pretty, but II is never attractive.
Big Mouths Are Kind.
The best of all proflles is the pure
Madonna tyne. The Madonna face
has eyes over which the lids partly
fall, though not sufficiently to veil
their straightforward gaze: II has
fun lips that do not part, and oval
Chin, ana level bTOws,
In studying profiles It should be
remembered that a big mouth II
the sign of good disposition. II
is from very small mouths that
spiteful words and cynicisms are
apt TO Issue. The wide mouthcd
woman who shows her teeth when
she laughs Is especially reliable.
More important than the mouth
In profile reading Is the nose. A
nose that Is relatively large is well
developed about the point, and pro-
tects downwards over the lip. and
has tho middle partition extending
below the sides OF the nostrls in
dicating a bold, original, ingenious
mind.
one good thing about profiies is
that IL they are not what they
ought to be they can be improved.
The profile In not unalterable, but
1t In susceptible to mental and
moral influence and responds to
physical treatment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Yank Music Peppiest,
French Dancers Claim,

PARIS. - "a jazz band without
American musicians Is like a restau-
rant without a French chef"
That is why, according to the pro-
prietor OF popular the dansant
place in the famous woods, the Bots
de Boulogne, may lose Its jazz
music.
Resorts that employ Jazz bands
are being reminded by the suthori-
ties that law exists limiting their
foreign personnel TO 10 per cent of
the total number employed In any
single capacity.
That means that out OF an Or
chestra of 10 Jazz artists only one
may he gof the American "peppy"
variety. One such alone, the pro-
prietors OF the restaurants and
cafes assert. cannot make enough
noise or execute weird enough dis
cords 10 please the dancers, French
musicians. they confess. lack talent
in this direction. Only Americans
north or south - can make the
jazz jazzy enough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
'DohoADD TURN DAILY

to an examiner at the same time and
sometimes an examiner can pass one
boy on several tests. viz, first aid.
personal health and public health.
All applications for merit badges
must De at headquarters three DAYS
before the court Of honor sD tho
chief and court Of honor committee
has time ~ check up. Tho checking
up IL as follows. IL the applicant -
registered scout ~ firsi clas. rank
Il tho examiner qualified 20 give tho
tcE2 Have all blanks on the appli-
cation form been fllcd IN full2
Then the secretary makes record on
individual record cards, envelopes
ar" made Tor the badges and tho
application is fllcd carefully for fu-
tute reference. N an arm badge is
wanted. u deposit Of IL cents must
be made ~ time ~ filing Of applica-
tiou Five cents for tho certificate.
The certificate ls moro valuable to u
scout than the arm badge,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
The First Divorce Court.

world when every prospect seemed
to indicate the dominance OF evil.
The First Divorce Court.
According to Nehemiah the de.
cadence OF piety in Jerusalem
was largely blamed on the govern
ors that had held sway following
the pious men who set up govern
ment in tho restored Jerusalem
Even the priests and Ievltes hac
taken part In the denominations that
had grown up between Judah and
the surrounding tribes, insomuch
that Ezra called a divorce court into
session and impclled everyone, high
and low, to put away their alien
wives and children. This looked
severe. but desperate diseases re-
quire desperate remedies. and the
Lord did not intend that this rem
nant OF his people should be per-
mitted to lapse into the errors
which had preceded the captivity
Ezra was his revenging Judge. and
the outcome proved that the right
eousness OF his policy was admit
ted by those who knew they had
sinned, for they came OF one ac-
cord and submitted 10 the penalty
Here was a retormer with n defi-
a
viCtions and who carried with him
the weight OF divine approval
What a difference It would make
II this twentieth century had more
men OF the Caliber OF Ezra. We
are overrun with reformers in this
day, hut the bulk OF them seem
more intent on enforcing the con
clusions OF their own minds upon
the body polite than upon urging
spiritual righteouness. Ezra had
first sought to know Gods will,
and then he was fearless TO en-
force Il. Much more good would
result today II people who want to
reform everybody and everything
would first take pains to post
themselves on the divine pleasure
universal concession to the selfish
edicts OF Self-commlssioned theo-
Gratis.
Church and Congregation.
More than building campaign
was involved In the mission of
Ezra, With the costly temple
standing. but almost deserted, The
only one who could save the day
for true religion was teacher
loyal to Gods word consistent in
his daily life, and severe In his de.
mands upon the people that they
put away their unrighteousness and
seek God in sincerity and truth.
Buildings are important In the pro
motion and religious instruction. but
II there are no true worshipers and
instructors the giving OF money foi
the creation OF beautiful structures
Is all in vain, Ezra was divinely
prepared for his work. a priest OF
priestly lineage and OF genuine de-
rotlon. a scribe OF high standing In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Wall street broker and the callow
but moneyed college youth formed
the army OF stage door johns up and
down the great white way.
The days when great boquet OF
American beauties and u tender
note informed the chosen lady OF
the chorus that an admirer would
he dee lighted to dine her on lob
sters or anything else her flutter.
ing little heart might desire.
Yessir, times have changed. And
40 have the stage door Johns. Roses
are passe just like the goloshes of
last winter.
Instead the invitation to an, after
theater party now is accompanied
by a quart OF gin, perhaps scotch.
merely as an evidence of good faith
or good supply.
Today the doorman gives Miss
Mcringue a carefully wrapped pack
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Troop Q
Hy ovIr MARTIN.

~ - y - W NV AaHH
You know an old horse Ia not con
Ndcred ~ good as young one
, Well We are getting old, you know
for good troop.
Kuckcrt thought 30 too, no ne
said we must wake up and paly tests
or get out
Last Friday we held our meeting
out In the eastern part OF that wild
crness called Kendall n happened
Abe Martin was the one picked on
then. We had short business
meeting.
one Item Of our busincs. was the
Labor day hike. As Labor day is
Just four short weeks Off, a few
plans must be made kpr a three-day
and two-night hike.
Hurrah' Don't you think we arc
punk7
We shall call taps now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
SAND SrRINCs CUrRcurs.

=, ,ADNENTIsr-sOl North Grant W 81.
Mnore' pastor Saturday services: Sabbath
ssrhopl NJ 80. sermon by pastor at -.
ounu9y services; sermon at y. m.
o. 'hhlSIlAN CIENCE--SerVices every
Sun9ay az IL IN Masonic hall in First
y, N,aIoohaI Bank building. Sunday school
, iRoADwAY BApTIsr-sol Broadwoy
a. - Hriukley. pastor. sunday school at
o.,e, young people at 6;l6. Sermons by
ST. PATRfCKS-Fourth and Lincoln,
- G. Fletcher, pastor. First mass At 7.ls
a. M and high mass at o.
IhIhtH OF GOD-iOl Grant, A. A.
klnlon' pastor. sunday school 9:t5 Ser-
Mons az II and 5. Prayer service p. M
METHoDIST-Fourth and Main Rev.
a. - watson, pastor. Sunday school
ptb Rev w. J Kirkwood OF Tulsa will
~, me pulpit ~ II. No evening service
FIRST CHRlSTIAN--50l Nbrth Main.
KEY a. c. Babcook pastor Bible school
sfe. Endeayor at 7, Sermons at II and
y Morning subject, Capitol and Labor
evening Man or Monkey" Glass Of young
men studying for ministry meets az pas
tnt nome, SIS Scrth Main al p M
hanlutt IN church parlors Friday nish"
PENTECosTAL- sol North Grant sun.
uag school stS Preaching at II and s.
:, &c V3,MMuNlrY - iol North Main. pr;
r. II; Gelvin. pastor, sunday school
. " sermon BY pastor at II.
HOME DORMITORY-B F Breeding
super IN .endent sunday school. . 80 p M
HOME COt.ONY - r. Breeding,
! leader, Friday devotional service at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Goid-COlOred Tarpon
is Caught Near Tampa

TAMPA, Fla. -- when George
Roberts, veteran guide at Pass-a-
Grill. reported seeing n gold tarpou
swimming in local waters he was
ridicuied, hut a few days later Ar
thur Henderson, 81, Petersburg fish
erman, succeeded in catching fish
OF that description.
Whether the fish hooked by Hen
dcrsun was the same one sighted by
Roberts has not been established, so
Il Is not known whether there are
others 81 the same kind
The ordinary color OF the tarpon is
silver. which has caused 1t TO he
known as the silver king" as Il
grows 10 large size and is considered
the gamest of fish, RlwayH putting
up a hard battle before being
landed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Such IL the Inconsistency Of hui
man nature that In one generation
from the date of the restoration OF
the temple at Jerusalem 30 many
of the returned Jews and their Off
springs had forgotten the precepts
given them as nation separate and
inYiolate from the pagans about
them that they had intermarried
with aliens and had fallen into neg
lect OF the worship OF Jehovah.
Gratitude Is one OF the mast acute
OF sentiments. but Is proverbially
rt-lived. The Jews had been
given severe lesson for unfaith-
fulness by their captivity In Baby
Ion, but when the Lord true to
his promise. had brought about
their restoration to the land OF
promise and the home OF .piety, It
only required 60 years to give
the careless ones time to forget the
Joy OF their dellverance and reject
the precepts OF their divine bene-
factor. Popular sentiment Is an
unreliable quantity--extravaga
for a time in its expressions. but
lacking in that permanence and con-
sistency that counts for progress.
one would have thought that after
Ait IfJhlAlhb anu VI I'i~
stnncy that characterized the re-
dedication OF the temple and the
enthusiasm OF the people in taking
up the tasks set them by the Per-
sian king. nothing could move them
from their attitude to the Lord, and
that the succeeding generation
would have been well trained to OBJ
serve the tenets OF their religion.
Fitted for His job.
II Is true that Ezra did not know
the depths OF depravity among his
fellows at Jerusalem, when he OBJ
tained a new commission from Ar
tRNerNes to take more captives and
greater treasure to Jerusalem and
see that all was well with his re-
stored people. but God knew II
when he put II into the heart OF
the heather monarch TO send this
relief expedition and appoint Ezra
to authority over the povlnce OF
Palestine. He had implicit confl-
denCe In this man OF conscientious
purpose and unYielding fidelity and
felt that under his rule affairs be-
yond the Jordan would prosper and
his Kingdom he enriched thereby
For Ezra had set his heart 10 seek
the law NJ Jehovah, and 10 do Il.
and 10 teach in Israel statutes and
ordinances" That is the kind OF
man 10 he trusted with great re-
sponslhilities His conduct had been
such as To win appreciation and
confidence from the ruler of pa
san state. This should remind us
that In all ages of the world. such
men as Ezra have been found to
conduct great undertakings and
,'nd has raised up many such as
he to promote his plans in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
County Scouts

Just as soon as school starts, when
all your fellows are back and vaca-
uon Jobs are done, let's hold some
investurc ceremonies. During the
month of October there should be
an invosture ceremony and a court
OF honor In every district TO receive
new scouts and give out badges to
those who have earned them. Draw
on headquarters for help. IL is hard
for the chief to come and find you,
especially now when so many are
away. Set date for the bunch.
men or boys, or both, then phone
US or drop card, Well be there
with bells on Always ready to a
call of service Bear this in mind
the chief is working for YOU. not
you for the chief The llvest troop
will get the most service because II
viii demand the most.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Troop "a

Meeting was called 10 order nt
1899 sharp with allegiance to the
flag Charles Russell was sick and
our scribe, Cornell Billingsley, took
the Job. We gave out patrol reports
and collected dues and talked about
court OF honor.
Gordon expects US To make n good
showing. as We are all trying our
hast
We are without an assistant scout -
master az Handy has gone to camp
to do some work and liz a represent
atiye OF Troop 20 out there. George
liitt was also absent, being on the
Y. VI. G. a, camp.
We have a troop bugler now who
Will blow us into scout meetings.
Troops and 20 are going to have
n crackcrjack football team this
year. You other fellows get busy
our baseball team In also success
this year and Is still going good.
Scouts, we wolld like to have you
Visit our troop meetings in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church every Tues.
day II will be worth while to boys
who know nothing OF scouting aud
the good times you will have here.
Come on over and Join this tronn
and train for your manhood while
you're young. All visitors welcome
to meetings and hear interesting
facts abou' interesting scouts.
Robert Duvall IL afraid TO go home
without that cap pistol he got the
Fourth OF July.
Cornell Blllingsley is going TO get
married some time soon Wonder
who She is. and how could she.
l wonder if those long pants give
Drury Malone or Buster Crosby tho
headache?
Here's secret. Robert Tram
has a girl. II you don't believe IT,,
notice how nice he combs his hair
lately
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Herit Badges

The court of honor is organizing
a board of examiners, Some experts
nave been secured and their names
are on file at headquarters. ask the
chief or Mrs. Mcfarland. The
s"oGtmastcr, assistants, senior pa
troll lenders older merit badge
scouts and men expert in their own
lines OF work may instruct scouts,
When the scout IL sure he has had
sufficient instruction he is ready for
'l'- examiner, Several boys may go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

the kings court, and of equally
hlgh standing as n worShiper of
Jehovah, he proved himself to be
capable. religious teacher and re-
former, the man OF all men In his
day who was fitted to meet the diff
ficnlt situation at Jerusalem and to
join hands with Nehemiah for the
revival and re-esta blish ment OF the
holy city in its ancient raith.
Gods Hand Upon Them.
A definite threefold purpose was
fixed In his heart. 1t is worthy OF
careful thought, for such n pur-
pose is sufficient TO challenge the
finest qualities in my life. 1t is
essential 10 the highest service that
men and women can render each
other and TO the general public 10
know Gods Will as expressed In his
word, TO order the personal life In
accordance with that Will. and 10
teach others TO do the same thing.
Whenever such a purpose gets con-
trol OF an individual he may be
sure, whatever his circumstances,
that there will be a most useful
plact for him to fill. And another
thing about Ezra, he was 40 per-
meated with faith In Jehovah that
he scorned even TO ask the king for
an armed escort to protect his COM
pany OF homeseekers from the ban
dts that infested the route he must
travel He say he was ashamed
TO ask the king" for such help. for
he had taught the king to believe
that Jehovah was well able TO take
care of his people without human
aid, THE hand OF our God Ia upon
all that seek him. for good; but
his power and his wrath is against
ell them that forsake him" We are
impressed with the quality OF faith
exhibited in this view, although pre-
sented In an apologize fashion
Ezra really believed that God was
able to protect and any other course
az this point would have given the
lie 10 his professions. And the re-
suit showed that his faith was not
misplaced, for The hand OF our
God was upon us, and he delivered
MS from the hand OF the enemy and
the lIer-in-wait by the way" II Is
an assurance to us that, when we
are doing Gods bidding, we need
have no fears from those who seek
to contravene his will.