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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-12-30

Mr.. F. j. Lloyd, Jr., student at Le-
high University, is spending the Xmas
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Lloyd.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-12-30
P. E. CHURCH.

Service Sunday morning, Dec. 81.
1922, at II o'clock.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE

The City Council al its meeting
Monday night passed a resolution
providing for bringing the quos-
ton Of issuing bonds TO the eX-
tent of $4,000 TO vote OF the
taxpayers. No special election was
called. so it is presumed that this
matter will come up at the next
regular election which will be
next month.
OF this amount $4,000. S25,0Ot
will be waterworks bonds and $40
coo will be sewerage bonds. 1t Is
planned if this matter IS carried
out and the bonds voted. to install
a large reservoir in ia Ike the place
of the present stand pipe. and &c
secure a larger supply of water.
This matter has been thoroughly
CON into by different members OF
The board and it is estimated that
the new system can be installed
and the mains extended for thu
sum of $4,000.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Claims Of Phiietaerus.

The custom Of stealing poor man
patent and claiming 1t as ones own Is
u,vttv ancient, observes the l,ettol'
News. Governor Philetaerus OF FER
pamum. 81 city In Mysla, Asia Minor
is ciled AS one OF the fusi examples
AMONG the exalted pilferers, for arcle
olosists give him the credit Of having
invented The art Of making parchment
in 80 Il. C.. though they admit maj
II was probably humble artisan who
first conceived the idea OF preparing
the skins Of animals in such "A WAY
tina, they could be used for wiring
purposes.
phletaerns, by The way, DIDN'T en-
ioy his laurelS overriding. He l"S'
his province To King At,alu> III 1874
And this ruler. taking advantage "'
The existence OF parchment. e1tah
lished library which, In those days
was considered quite marvel. II
contained all of 300 manuscripts.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
HILLAND NEWS

Mrs. H. Burjes was called away
by the sudden illness of her dau-
ghter. Mrs. Hanley of Philip, last
Saturday. The report is that she
is recovering nicely.
Krist Kronen was assisting X. J.
Fosse last week.
Rueben Herman was caller
at Paulsen's Sunday.
A number Of young folks from
here attended the literary at Mar
ietta last Friday evening.
John Paulson is helping his
brother Paul this week.
Marie Kronen and Johanna Paul
son departed for Sioux City last
Wednesday.
r. T. Fosse was short caller al
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

The ways of the waterfowl are as
strange as the ways of men. Not very
long ago matrOnly wild duck held
up all traffic on Beacon street. In Hos
ton. while she conveyed large brood
under the noses of the painting motors
10 a summer home in the FenWay.
And now we have Lord Grey telling
a Berwick audience of u wood
duck who built in Il hollow elm 3U
wards from the water. When the
eggs were Matched. She flew down
from the hole into The grass and be
gan to call Thereupon the dnckllngs
scrambled Two feet up the inside at
the tree TO the mouth of the hole. and
then fel from there to the ground. 8
matter OF some 81 feet And YET II
is said that Only a cat has nine lives
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

According" to returns received in re-
ply to IL qucslionnaire recently sent
uut by the United States bureau OF
education $50 cities in the tnited
STATES have established dental clinics
in connection With their public school
systems. These clinics receive sup
purt ia Isl instances from The city
boards of cd,action: in b from the
CITY health departments in :. from
health departments and boards 81 eu-
ucatinn jointly. and in - from the
Red Gross or private donations.
Massachusetts ontranllS all other
states with respect to number ot cities
maintaining dental clinics. laying
claim 10 81 of the Total of 2S6; thel
comes New York state with % New
Jersey, 2l Illinois, II: Michigan, Ohio
and Wisconsin. 16 each, Indiana ant
pennsylvania. IA each: California, ii
Rhode Island, 8, and the remaining
states from : to s each.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

Owing 10 n.-W machinery he shrimp
dance" 'hn1 for years has marked he
work Dn the shrin,p-drN ne platform
alun. the Louisiana coast. his year
goes into limbo.
Ma .hinrry will "riuck' the sun
dried >hrinlS.
Boiled in >ni water in great cop
DER valS. dried in the sunshine t"
rllhery resilicncy the shrimp were
Sn ppi ny nlo hug" circles ia past
wear. Then. Ia the ~nllnd of guitar.
haniu ar accordion The husky plat
form workers hands on hips. shat
,led nver the piles If shrimp Be
1..th their tread The brittle shells
crackleh
After the dance The pinkiSh shrm
meat WAS ~lln>eled on great screens
tie brittle shell fragments falling
through. While he piles of dried fle>I
were pncked In h"rt"!s.
The >hriln, industry in Louis ana
la., grown T." great proportions. lhlr
iry 1920. 1o.1l6 persons were supported
tx he industry. mn.e lhan Sl,Whi,UW
WAS invested in lie tleets. and lh'
catch WAS listed 10y the government II
-. $50 600 pounds.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
BIRDS HAVE RIVAL
OrnlthoIog,st Says Planes Out
speed Fowls.
Col. MeinertxhaQen Asserts Feathered
Filters Can Reach Speed OF 100
Miles an Hour.

lNrrv one surely who has watched
The hght of The swiiter birds has
made his own estimate as to their
speed The speeds attained BY Inc
carrier pigeon, the duck and the faster
III the sea birds have formed the sub
ject of endless gueSsWork and ineNiil
be eXaggeralion. Birds which are
incapable, even when at full stretch.
Of doing more than 40 To 10 miles an
hour have been credited with 100 ald
more
Now the fact of the matter is that
nothing is more difficult than To Judge
Of the speed OF any object through the
air by mere human observation. Fore
shortening due To perspective alone
renders it impossible TO tell just when
a moving object passes above some
fixed point on the ground, and almost
Invariably the estimated speed i FAR
hryond the actual. Al The present
time the highest ell-authcntlcated
speed is that Of homing pigeons. SOME
Of which have reached II speed OF ~
distances.
But now comes Colonel MeiEcffI
hagen, a noted ornithologist in Great
Britain, with the statement That our
ing his anti-aircraft duties in the war.
he trained his men in instrumental
work by making them take ohserva'
lions of the flights of birds. These he
collected and then confirmed their re-
suits by instrumental work hinlsel1.
lie tells us that the speed OF birds. as
Ihns accurately ascertained, is far be-
low what is popularity believed 10 be.
VARYING from 90 TO 40 miles for the
smaller passeres to from ~ to oo miles
I'M hour in the case of waderS. THOSE
speeds represent Steady flight, hht
when bird is frightened by an enemy,
or when it Is bouncing upon It's prey.
il can be accelerated greatly for a Inn
lied time lie estimates that FOR Il
short Distance the swift can reach
speed of 100 miles an hour.
The airpane, therefore. has greatly
.urpassed the swiftness of the birds
both in its power of sustained speed
and in lis maximum speed. From lti
ia I.o miles TN hour can be maintained
hN many OF the standard machines
and We know that last year HE raclis@
speed was carried up TO from $50 t" ~
miles per hour, while recent models
arc. credited 50 he even faster.
Where The birds still greatly snf-
tass The human flying machines Is IL
the matter Of taking OFF and alish'sii.
The seabiris. and all birds IN lnct
by changing the angle Of incidence "'
their wings are able to reduce thcI'
landing speed at rate which the air
ulane and the seaplane cannot at pres
ent pproach.-Scientlhc American
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Some Narrow Escapes.

Smith was constant worry TO MS
friends. They never knew When 10
and when NOT to treat hlu scil"u>iA'
since. as he frankly admitted. h' at-
lighted in pnlin2 other peoples legs.
une day he and Brown mel casually
in HE street., and stopped, as Ifitiio>
often do. Ia gossip for Il While
Zig hlaze--that fire at the l"c'"'A
in .johusuu >irerl-la>t night was"
it?" asked ll"Wn
"Ye>." replied Smith: 81 Went down
70 have Il look ut it. Ana, IN! W"'"
,l,.,. we're several mighty narrow es-
rlpcs there too
"L,sc,prs :" cried Brown eNcl'ed'N
"But the morning papers said there
was no one in the building.
Smith nodded.
ooh" he said the firemeh br"u2ii'
,hr eScapes down viii, them. )" long
old chappic."
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

the Paulson home last Saturday
The Ladies Aid that met at Paul
sons last Thursday was we'll at
tended.
Dorothea krogstrand was Wis:
itor at tho Hilland school last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Christensen
and daughters Helena and Myrtle
took dinner with the Kroncn fam
lily Sunday.
On Saturday pleasant party OF
young folks gathered at the home
of George Britton and all report
ed good time
4 number of people from this
community enjoyed the literary
given at the NJ Kellogg home on
Febraruy oath.
Anna Paulson visited the Schoe-
ming school last Friday afternoon.
Martin Berkc was assisting Carl
johnson butchcring last week.
Josephine Herman and friend
visited with her parents over Sun
day.
Quite few from this communi-
ty were shoppers in Philip last
week.
Wantcd:- photographer work a,
once. Call on H. P. Hammer.
Jens Paulson was an early Sun
day caller at O. Pearson's.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Russja's Three Soaps.

NJ Alexander Schwartz, whose book
..rbe Voice of Russia Was recent!
,,ohlisbed brought back with him IRON
his visit 10 Russia some pieces "l
>.an which illustrate the class c"ndi-
,i,us and determinations now prac-
tice,l there.
Like every other commodity. soap Is
dis,rihuted by the government. Ihere
AFRO three kinds. The first says Mr..
schwartz. is an oval-shaped cake OF
ordinary soap such as one can BUY
in This country, intended for the com
,,issarS: the second is rough CHUNK
of gray substance for their assistants
and for officers, and the thlrd Is
small cube. hard as stone, ana piach
.,s ink which is distributed to the pro-
.etariat workers. II you are oei'"
that rank you get none at al.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Makes His Brides rousseau

Captain Molyneua, the gallant So
,.'ptN dlcsSmaker. is preparing. oh
the dearest tronSStiti "i twenty S""hS
for his pretty LITTLE b"h-haired bride
to.he. Murel nunSnuire. daughter OF
the ex-governor of British Columbia
and all designed ami executed ny ms
own hands ia his own smart shop
SAYS recent Paris dispatch.
The captain was "il army officer II
thr war and WAS c;tcd for g;illanir!
in action. Since the peace MAS signed
he has become ore of the most or
..inol dress designers In Paris. viii
a large and exclusive clientele.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
LINK TO PREHISTORIC TIMES
Discovery Made in South America
Strengthens Theory Long Held Con-
corning Ancient Land Bridge.

4 report has been published by the
icld Museum Of Natural History ut
Chirago. describing an animal tli,cov-
cred in South America. which Is
survivor .f prehistoric period. This
animal known aS CenoleSte>. i small
and looks like il >ilarp-nosed rat, bat
Is different from any oher Twin. am
lr;l lis bones and teeth are r-sel-
lnlly the same As those of Il group Of
animals noW extinct and known ONLY
through fossils hundreds Of thpusnhds
If YEARS old 1t has Il pouch like the
kauu lroo. and lis existence may indl-
cate some truth in the theory liAt
South Amtri.'a ard Australia were
connected by :and in prehistoric times.
since pouclic, animals exist III both
pluce>. The original stock may have
| spread from South America ~ Aus
| trAlia or vice NcrSa. or il uiaN have
ORIGINATED in a loIig-NNnShed CONT
lie,i. the so.callrd Antarctica and
spread north 10 both cont 'nenls. over
4 lane, bridge. which is supposed TO
! Aave linked the three. Popular Me
! "hanlr~ Magazine
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
His Inspiration.

Mrs Alice Allan Arnold He moving
picture censor of Denver. said III lee
tlrp. .Ru. the Wor.. films of All. ~
NY mind, are iho>" that rake rel glohS
subjects and turn them int" sensa-
,i.nal licentious entertainments ]
once saw The "Templali"n Of 81.
Anthony" fi,ncd in this way Al
elderly millionaire viveur. having seen
II too said afterward at the c'ilb:
grea. film that. realized as II I'M
rolled before me that for the first time
Ia my life. by George, | wished | was
a saint Prom the Argonait.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Cancels 12o Letters a Minute.

A mail canceing machine has oeeh
invented which cancels l20 letters a
minute. The device is being expert
mcnted with ty The United States
Postal department.
The machine works like tyrewrit
er. Mai placed in Ion. le'ael
trouob passes under the canceling de
vice and the Keyboard, operated the
same as typewriter, sorts ia" man
into ~ different chute>. \ special
machine built on the same prihrlplt
may be used Oh mail cars if the GOV
crnments experiments prove satisfac-
torv.--MiIwaukee Sentinel.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Woman StroIIs With Pig.

Not long since an American woman
of wealth made the Londoners sit III
and take notice by promenading In
Hyde Park escorted by pet pig. The
title porker was, of course, perfec'
aristocrat Of the sly, wore becoming
blue ribbon, and a dainty little Goa!
but his grunt was the same as fhal
OF the most plebian pig. and his tai
lust as curly.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
SEEK TREASURE LONG BURIED
Search Being Made IN Italy fof
Wealth Concealed Since Centuries
Before Eirth OF Christ

Robert l.oMi> Stevenson OF AleNan-
Dire Dumas could hardly have pro-
ttcod u more romantic story than
lh:1 which comes from Risceglie in
he province Of Bari. writes 4 Rome
correspondent.
A week ur Two a..o an Italian widow
returned from Jerusalem declaring
that She was in possession al aii Old
parchment written in Italian. and Civ
ON 10 her father by 4 monk Of BIS
rrgiie, which contains iudiralinnS of
;le Whprrahont, ot an enormous hid
den treasure.
Uniil recently the widow has moi
had enough money Ia carry out HE
excavation for the treasure. which l.
said Ia consist of 100 silver vases and
70 other Vases fun ni gold coins. 81
ri silver. five oi antique works of art.
- boxes uf Jewels. and 4 large earth
enwarr vessel full Of pearls. Now
| he excavation has begun.
According To telegram, from Bis
ccgiIe lhr FIRST Indication mentioned
IN he :,rrhmrn,-nanely. Z sar."
stone With Il serpent engraved upon
il has already been discovered TWO
public spirited of the villages rest
miles from ilIe town.
The treasure i supposed To have
/ belon.cd Ia Il Roman nlatrou who bur
! led il a, The approach OF tlannibal
troops in 2l6 4. C.. bui there is moth
ing /" explain Nhy 81 many ren'ulies
were allowed 10 clapsr between The
t.nilrealmcnt of llc treasure and the
preparation of the parchment.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Railroad Disasters.

At the present time about ~ per
cent Of the total mileage Of tracks
!, the United States upon when pas
senper trains are operated is project
I'd by some form of block signaling.
,na n is an these lines that almost
half of the collisions occur. HOW
ever. IL must be realized that very
much larger volume OF business -
bauled on these lines than on the un-
protected lines.-Exchange.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
A 9sseba,I Romance.

Mamma" said the young thing, II
want you to stop forcing me into Mr.
Gottit's company ell the time. People
are talking"
But, my dear" protested the SO
,icifous lady. he is a wonderful
catch"
He may be, mamma. but if you
keep ON thinking you are pitcher he'll
get onto your curves and throw the
rame."-Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
AN INSOMNIA CURE
SleepIess Victim Finally Finds
Remedy.
Simple Little Trick Brings Sleep to
Man Who Counted Sheep
in Vain.

Insomnia is mainly due to Gas pres
sure on the nerve centerS. lon can
not gel rcstful sleep until You Gel rid
of the gas The GAS is due To fcrmen
lailun OF food. This fermentation is
caused by dietetic errorS--hy ealin"
TOO much, or too quickly, ar too often,
or by eating indigeslibIe food or food
in Wr"lf2 combinations.
However, here is another collrihl-
t"n |" the library of insomnia cures.
Ii is from Peeps AT People, 10y Rob
crl Cortr> Holiday:
For years | WAS n great sufferer
from insomnia. Al one time thi> dread
Srorr9e had 50 fastened lis Terrible
fan9s upon me that could scarcely
walk NJ, body became one mass al
SlreplessleSs tried many remedies.
bur without avail, and nay friends had
mIl given me up for dead when by
chance from Il mere acquaintance.
heard of this great cure, which l
would recommend To all WHO are af-
ticled AZ | was.
lures | used To endure in agony. as
tossed to and fro on the hot pillow,
yoin. over in my tevered mind inter
ininably the formulas of the so-called
rriefs from This peerless disease. An
unconSciouable number of times | mum
bored Il round OF sheep over slile
counted NJ to 10, over and over
again, and then up to -, ANA tlieh ~
-. 30 30. only to craze myself win
tine thought of The futilly OF this
lunacy | heard my dollar watch tick
ON the dresser until in madness AROSE
and placed ii ON the restraining pad OF
IA clothes brush. | heard the clock N
he neNl room relentessly tell The pass
in. hours | heard Il neighborinS pub
liz clock follow ii through The Watches
at HE night. | heard my happy neigh
hur >nort. heard the sound Of raj
near by. and the creaking nf floors
and th, voice Of the wind. trled
bathing my feet before going t" bed
| lried eating light lunch. | tried IN
1nXicaling liquors But always | stared
through The blachneSs Of HE learIu
night. ,lutil an eerie color iinged my
window. and then the dawn came up
like thunder across the bay.
III MAS when my spirit had become
worn through my body like elbow
through the sleeves of an old coat ina
| heard the remarkable recipe Tor III
Sumnia Think of the top of your head
That j. what | was told to do 'Thiut
Of the top of your head said To my
self with some disdain. III the awlu
erin of the night now. how IN mum
DEF, Ito You thiili of the Top OF N"nl
head:
".po You think of your halr* Il
asked. turning nay eyebaIlS upward II
THEN sockets. 10 You think OF INA
liahllN hidden badness striving Il
Imt nay hand. 50 10 say, on the top I"
InN head. How the Dickens-caii-Non
1hjuk-of--' but II druWSN nulnhues
NAMED my sense us though of hrmlocl
1 h;ld drunk or eIuplied some hiiil opp
ale tn The dre9S. One minute passed
and lelherwardS had sunk. Alld
dreamed thar quite plainly, as 'h"u2l
# were some other fellows, say
the tup of my head.
II is all very simple. The turhif
mn of the eyes induces sleep.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Put Rail Workers on Trucks.

LIndustria, an important t"cliiical
journal. printed in Milan, estimates
that if the 100000 railway workers III
Italy were each employed in drivin:
ten-ton trucks for eight hours a day
for 300 working days year, the!
would transport nearly five times a.
mech freight mile per annum as The
Italian railways now carry.-lhe LiN-
Ing Age
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

IoI1bt VI ,oOtttIl I(uhOto' NNhii.y
Of Codington.
In Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial
Circuit
Mamie Smith. Plaintiff
VS..
Leon Vincent Smith, Defendant.
The State OF South Dakota sends
greeting TO the above named de
fendant:
You. Leon Vincent Smith. the
abovc-namcd defendant, are here
BY summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint Of the plaintiff
in the above entitled action, which
is herewith served upon you and
to serve a copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the suhscri-
Der hereof. at his office in the
Granite Block. nf the city Of Wat
ertown. county of Codington. State
of South Dakota, within thirty
DAYS after the date Of the service
Of this summons upon you, eXclus-
i've Of the day of such service; and
If YOU fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid. the
+ plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court or Judge thereof for
the relief demanded in the said
complaint.
Dated at Watertown. South Da-
kota. this January 18th, 1922.
John Nicholson. Attorney fol
/ Plaintiff, Watertown, South Oak
ota.
To The Above Named Defendants
Take notice that the complaint
in the above entitled action vii
be filed in the office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court. at Philip
5. d., March 10th 1922.
John Nicholson. Attorney fo'
Plaintiff. mar 8 apr Is
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
An ohlioina Partner.

Mrs. Kriss-Can you count on youi
husbands support!
Mrs. Kross-Yes. He is willing 10
do most anything to make our divorce
3 success.