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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-29
What is matted milk?

What is matted milk?
A product made by combining whole
milk with liquid separated from q
mash of grounded barley malt and
wheat flour, with or without the ad
dition of sodium Chord, sodium bicar
Donate and potassium bicarbonate, In
such a manner as to secure the full
enZymic action Of the malt extract and
by removing water. The resulting
product contains not less than tx per
cent Of butter fat and not moro than
35s per cent of moisture.
Does the Government guarantee
depositors against losses in the
case of the failure of a national
bank?
No, though the Government exer-
cises close supervision over national
banks-a fact that tends to insure
safety to depositors--the Government
does not guarantee the safety of the
deposits or make good any losses oc.
casioned by failure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-29

DON'T know exactly how to pronounce the of Mr..
Doheny, California oil millionaire on the
first syllable, in dough-
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English Lutheran

Services next Sunday in the even
ing at 1880. Welcome.
Sunday School at GAS. Bible
study classes for young men and
young women at same hour.
The Sunday Bible school is held be-
fore the services for the convience OF
those interested. 1t avoids and con-
fiiet with the usual dinner hour and
gives longer afternoon.
Special music at our services next
Sunday.
Choir rehearsal as announced at
the services. We had the first selec-
ton by our new choir last Sunday.
You will enjoy hearing the young
people sing.
Confirmation school at the church
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30. "Train
up a child in the way he should go:
and when he is so old, he will not
depart from it." Prov. 1876.
A. L.. RuStad. Pastor
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Fable of the Four Men

II got off street car this morning.
said a doctor, and being in no hurry
/ began moralizing on the actions and
probable character Of three men who
had alighted just ahead of me. The
first one was even then halfway down
the block and was going on with such
rapid strides that he had already put
a couple of hundred yards between
himself and the next man. There
thought /, goes a hustler-a man
who's bound to succeed in life The
second man was walking rather slow
ly and impressed me as one who would
do fairly well, perhaps, in this world.
But the last fellow was just dawdliRg
along in the most shiftless sort OF
way. very quickly set him down as
loafer.
Just then another idea came home
to me. All three we're ahead Of mel"
Pathfinder Magazine.
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: Methodist

q
1890 Sacrament of the Lords
Supper.
11:45- Church school. Every de-
partment working smoothly and
under the direction of efficient work
ers. Come and bring the whole fam
lily. We should have some inspira-
ton from the convention at Prescott
on Saturday.
3:00-Young Peoples Choir.
5:00-Friendly hour for all the
young people. Come and bring your
friends. Get acquainted. Make this
home gathering.
6:45-Devotiona meetir"
7;30-Regular service. Music by
the Young Peoples choir and short
sermon by the pastor.
The pastor and w. A. Chapman
are attending the joint meeting of
the Superior and Eau Claire Dis
tricts at Chippewa Falls. The chief
speakers are Bishop Locks of St.
Paul and DR.. Fred w. Harris of
Madison.
&. A. Bid, Pastor.
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1880 p. m.-Regular service.
Preaching by pastor. Theme;
Studies in Joshua" This book is
full of Spiritual instruction, and
should be studied by all Warrior
Saints.
Mcnday-Siste Prayer meeting
at Parsonage, A p. m.
Wednesday, Prayer meeting and
Bible study in church, 7:45 p. m.
Saturday-Senior Bible study class
in church parlors, 1880 p. m. :
Mrs. Graham is starting her
Junior study class next Wednesday.
All from to IA are welcome to at
tend. Meeting at p. M in church
parlors.
Our Motto, "The Old Book and the
Whole Book"
o. A. Graham. Pastor.
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MODERN BEATITUDES
PREPARED FOR EDITORS

Blessed are the merchants who
advertise because they believe in it
and in their business; for their pros
perity shall increase manifold.
BLESSED is the woman who sends
in written account of a party or
wedding; for she shall see the de-
tails Of the function and the names
of her guests correctly reported.
Blessed are all those who do not
expect the editor to know every
thing, but who call up and tell him
whenever an interesting event oc-
cures to them; for they shall have a
newsy paper in their town.
Blessed are they who get their
copy in early; for they shall occupy
warm place in the EDITORS heart.
BLESSED are all those who coo oer.
ate with the editor in his efforts in
behalf of the community; for their
town shall be known far and wide
as a good place in which to live"
The Richland Advocate
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POST OFFICE NEWS

Frank Symes attended one game
u the st. Paul Baltimore 'little
worlds SERIES at Lexington Park
the first Of the week.
Postmaster and Mrs. j A. Had
dow visited in Eau Claire and Chip
Is last Thursday.
Miss Joyce Reed, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Reed, entertained last
Thursday afternoon in celebration of
her fourth birthday.
Ed. Brown substituted for Tom
jacknan on the latter's rural route
yesterday. 1t is reported that Mrs.
Jacllman is seriously i'll.
Postmaster j. A. Haddow has been
making his trips of Inspection over
the six rural routes the past few
days.
Miss Gertrude Browell spent
Sunday with her parents in the
Fargo District.
City Carrier Gyen Healy is nurs-
ing sore knee and recovering
slowly from a greater embarrass-
ment as the result Of an encounter
with some flower pots which pat
ron on his route had placed out on
the porch. Glen, after delivering
letters at the place in question, fail
ed to watch his step" when leaving
the porch, and there was a general
confusion of pots, flowers, mail and
Healy strewn around the front
lawn for few moments.
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First Baptist

1000 a. m.-Sunday School and
Bible classes. If you are stranger
in town come and join our Bible class
or the Mixed class for young mer. and
women taught by Mrs. Graham.
Students will be made welcome.
HOO a. m.--Regular service.
Preaching by pastor. Theme: "When
Thou Walkest Tnrought the Fire,
Thou shall not ! Burned" A word
of comfort for tried Christians.
Some Christians are tired and some
are retired, but all are Tried. Come
and receive Gods Tonic which is His
Word.
$50 p. m.-B. Y. P. u. / was glad
when they said unto me, iet us 60 In
to the house of the Lord. Psa. 1921.
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Mann Valley church.

Mann Valley church.
Brother Olson is well recommend
e. by different churches in the Twia
Cities. He is not only brilliant
speaker tut unusually we'll qualified
for his hi h calling. Sc this is a
real oppQrtup ity
Wednesday night our mid-week
service at 1880. We arc now focus
ing our special interests on ST,
Peters two Epistles
The Confirmation Class will meet
Saturday, Oct. rs, at 200 p. M, at
he parsonage.
Paul A. Nygren, Pastor.
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Catholic

Sundays-Low Mass and Sermon
at 500 a. M. High Mass and Ser
mon at 10:15 a. m. Rosary, Litany,
and Benediction at 2:30 pm.
Week Days, except Saturdays
Mass at 7:3O a. m.
Saturdays-Mass at 900 a. m.
Catechism Instructions for all child
rem under Is years of age from $50
to 11:00 a. m. Confessions, 400 to
GOO, and 500 to 1000 p. m. Rosary,
Litany, and Benediction at 1880 p. m.
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Swedish Mission

Rev. Edwin Olson, young evange-
list from Sweden, will speak at both
services next Sunday. The pastor
will speak at a Conference in Stock
holm, Wis.
1o:3o-Morning service in the local
church.
11:45-The regular Sunday School
hour.
2:SO-Preaching service in the
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Trinity Episcopal

Sunday, Oct. 10, 1924.
Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Morning prayer and sermon, 1O:45
a. m.
The Bishop will be present on
Sunday, Oct. 26, and the Sacrament
of Confirmation will be administered
on that day in the new church at the
morning service, 10:45.
Rev. C. Leonard,
Priest In Charge.
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Congregational

1880 a. m.-Public Worship.
Theme for sermon, approved Sym
rathies.'
11:45-The Sunday School.
2:30-p. m.-The Junior Endeavor
devotional service.
500 p. m.-The Young Peoples
Sectional and Devotional meeting.
The Teachers Training Glass will
have charge of this meeting.
Dr. J. 0. Thrush. Pastor
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BELDENVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB

The GAbertson Bros. and Merle
Eaton furnished the music for the
Beldenville Community Club Satur-
day evening.
Mr. Laughnan spoke on "The
Necessity of Education" Mr.
Langhnan taught in our schools a
few years ago and there were a num-
Der Of his former pupils in his aud
fence.
Those who left Immediately after
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Ellsworth Prescott Cow Test. Association
Report For Month OF September, 1924

alton ewsI Items
Two hundred ffyive tested this association
pounds pounds Ninety
0 dry
Herman Sperr is erecting a silo.
Bach built a new bar
p. ~ Aseud his
electric lights and drinking
Two members for pasture this Fall
Three and fveenhs Wisconsin
associations The high production of these alone responsible
for the larger increase of milk and bu production this
read Hoard' Daryman
Sixty Of Wisconsin farm using grade scrub bulls
associations
following localities which
the
G. Weerwn Land Re search Institute Sterling Hail.
Wis., A. Aust Horticulture Bldg, Madson Luther
Farmers Institutes Madison; Editor Milwaukee Mwau-
Reference Library
Agent Leader, Agricultural Hail. Madison.
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FURNITURE, ETC.,-As am
leaving town must sell ALL Of my
household furniture, including beds,
chairs, tables, stoves, sideboards,
ETC., etc, also an electric washing
machine, an Ivers & Pond piano and
b Chrevolet 4-door Sedan. All priced
very low to sell quicl; Guy Wright.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST

LOST-Suit box containing navy
blue wool dress, navy blue silk
slip, turquoise blue slip, and one
white slip. The box, wrapped in
newspaper, was lost on Second
street. Finder please notify Mrs.
Z. B. Carisch. Reward
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HOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN HOUSE.-My modern
home, one block from Normal school,
must be sold. Cheap if taken at
once Ella Taggart.
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Guernseys
average pounds and 69z
pound of mi
P
tterfata md pounds milk.
registered L. Chapman which has
months, the head of the
list of fat and pounds Of milk
this produced 278 pounds fat and
T,243 pounds of milk
A. E. Horuing Henry Day, Secretary.
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Furnace.-For sale cheaS, second
hand Rudy hot air pipe furnace; as
good as new. Inquire at 608 S. Main
street.
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Typewriter-For sale, an L. c.
Smith & Bros. typewriter, in excel
lent condition. Priced to sell quick.
Call and look it over, at The Journal
Office.
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FOR SALE.-6-room house, nice
lot, large garage, close to Normal
school. Owner leaving city. WIN
II at bargain to make quick sale.
G. A. Rasmussen, River Falls Wis.
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lunch missed something as there was
an impromptu program given that
was well worth losing ones beauty
sleep to hear.
There will be no meeting Of the
Community Club Oct. %. The next
meeting will be Nov. 6 ct the home
of Mrs. L. L. Larson.
Press Cor B. G. G.
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COWS.-For sale, several Red
Milking Shorthorn young cows. w.
III. Putnam
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FURNITURE.-A full dining
room set and living room set to sell.
Inquire of Mrs. e. b. Armstrong.
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John Chapman's Prize Holstein Leads
In River Falls Cow Test. Association

Robt Enes mbe Herd With H. p
Grade HOlseins Sc
Following the of the Ri Falls Cow Testing association
for the thofS ntanber
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-16

FOR RENT.-Nice, large s loom
house; will rent cheap to RICH. party
G. Carisch & Son.
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Get Burgess Radio "A" batteries,
they last twice as long as other dry
cells. ALI Rasmussen, River Falls,
Wis.-adv.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

House for Rent.-Six room house,
near Normal. G. A. Rasmussen,
River Falls, Wis.
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Turf Natural Filter

Frances experiments with natural
turf have shown that 1t is an excel
lent material from which to form beds
for the altering of sewage. A volume
of between three and four cubic
meters of sewage can be purified
every day for every square meter Of
the surface Of the turf. An expert
mental turf filter that has been in use
for more than seven months shows
diminution of efficiency. If larger
proportion of sewage than that men,
toned is employed the filter proves
less effective, but it RECEIVERS its pow
er when the amount of sewage is re-
duced to the proper proportion. Chem
ical analysis and the effects upon fish
put into the filtered water unite in tes-
tifying to the efficiency of the process.
If in need Of anything in the print
ed line, call the Journal, the home of
Quality job Printing. The best work
at reasonable prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
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ROOMS FOR RENT

For Rent.-Good room for boy
students. Inquire at The Journal Of
fee, or phone GA.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

more. I'm out here on business.
I have an appointment for
o'clock. It's much later"
He took her arm, whispering:
mo use making it worse. Well
meet It,"
He called a taxi. IT can't sec
you home, Chiclxie. You'll be all
right. Don't worry. That won't
solve 1t. Come here at eight"
AS he helped her to the car, her
fingers ran along his arm, loitered.
Barry the way you look! It
frightens me-" She raised her
face, delicate, shimmering with
tears. She wanted him to kiss
her.
His hands bit into her arm:
the pallor Of his lips became ter.
rible.
But she smiled. her eyes en-.
treating: Don't you care at all
not-oh-"
He leaned down swiftly, un-
twiniMg her fingers. He brushed
her lips with his.
,Afterward she could feel that
touch like an aching wound. He
said: Tomorrow. Chiclxie. AT
8. Well-don't worry any more,
It will be all right" /.
She sank In a corner Of the
taxi. She didn't think. Queer
sounds struggled at her throat.
She shook them back. "No-
no-a shock-of course. Tonlor-
roW-tomOrroW-"' I,
She shut her eyes-tried to still
the chatterinE Of her teeth. -,
She brushed her hair long
while that night. She walked In
her bare feet. quietly about tina
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

because the blanched misery Of
his look unnerved her. She tried
to speak; her mouth drew and
drew. 1t got so tight she couldn't
form the faintest sound.
After a little she put .up her
hand: "Barry-don't-oh, don't!
Why-you think ! want this.
Oh-want you back now2 Oh,
no! What else am I to do?"
When he only sat moveleeS like
a thing Of stone. except that his
hands shook, she covered her face.
He got up quickly. steadying
himself. Cod never dreamed
Of such a thing. I can't-Lord;
Chiclie, why didn't you reach
me? II I'd known! The; table
shook with his trembling. He
said, abruptly: "Hurry-let's got
out Of here. We have to settle
this-meet 1t. Not tonight. I'm
late, Chickie. have to go"
She didn't stir. She felt that
she was dying. In a vague.
detached way, she wondered why
alarm possessed him 80: wondered
why he, didn't say in the quiet
way she had expected: Awful
awful-but don't feel SO. All
right, now, Checker
He waited. STOPPING a little. his
hands gripped on a chair. Pres
emily she stood up, fighting
against the pulsing heat that
pressed about her like waters OF
suffocatlon. .,l.-
She glanced at him with white,
hAQAnnhtno ITAVa nN1Alfdn
flickered. She touched HIS arm.
wait, Barry-wait--"
Moments passed. In these mo
ments there bore upon her the
deathless agonies she had en-
dured. They made her strong,
made her calm. She said, with a
touch Of proud nobility : that
stirred along his nerves: You
have to go, Barry? Oh, do YOU.
really? You want to get away?
Oh, yes? Do you mean to leave
me alone, then? What am to
do? / can't meet it alone. Oh
you can't do this, can you2 AZ
ter all-after all that WASP I
don't want you now" @a -.
He said quickly: ''Chickie-lis-
ten: I'm not running away; OF
course not. A shock like this
wen meet it-of ,courG6y'
She said ins q low, aching
breath: when. Barry? Wen
meet 1t? But / can't wait, much
longer. Everyone, will knOwl Bar
ry-you mean that, we'll be mar.
ried-do you" ~, H..
''Chickie, listen---that won't set.
tie everything. will it? We have
to- meet it. I'll do, everything
everything you say. Come here
tomorrow night. Say 8 o'clock.
Oh, IL I'd known! wish. to
God I'd Known - ar.
She swayed against him, a dark
ness Of, pain. In her eyes. She
said. weakly: You're so white.
Oh-you think I wanted this
do your"
Mono! Don't feel so, Chickie.
never dreamed Of such q thing
such a shock. Does any one
know it," 4 -
She shook her head. But she
held to his arm. "Barry-you
don't want. to marry mel I know
Il see that don't want It.
either. But it can't be what we
want now. We can't think OF our.
selves. oh-we can't! I'm afraid
Barry, you may not come to-
morrow"
I'm come. You know I'll come.
I'll be here. It won't do any good
to go wild about It. Think Of
that, Chickie. Don't worry any
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
IHE STORY OF "CE4ICKIE," By Elenore Meherin

say: "You know! Oh. Barry
don't you know. It's soy'
"Know wllat?"
!. She turned her head sharply,
nodding: "Yes-yes-that-" The
image of his face, suddenly white,
like dead thing, his lips shak-
ing flushed with a mortal pain
across her eyes. She repeated
half moaning: "Oh-you know
it's So"
He wouldn't understand. He
made her say it. Then he sat
there rigid and staring as though
some inner poison sucked the
blood, even the life from his
face. He spoke mechanically.
."It can't be. I don't understand.
You must be mistaken.
tim not! It's so.'
-, He went on, driven. ''It can't
be. It's nearly four months since
left. You're mistaken, Chickie.
= You must be-
She smiled anguish: I'm not
mistaken"
Then with a still. frightful cold
ness: why didn't you send me
word sooner Why did you wait
SO long?"
II sent word-months ago"
II never got it! Where did you
send it? How can it be, Chickie?
At this time? don't see-I
don't see"
She covered against the assault
of his denialS, shutting her eyes
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

room. twisting her hands. But
she said, II won't worry. That
won't do any good"
Then she switched out the
light. and in the darkness knelt
at her bed. She was praying.
She said again and over: God
dear God--Oh, God" There
came to her a feeling Of sup.
port-of something strong to lean
upon.
It remained with her. During
the next day 1t was a buoyant
thing-like hope. She even smiled
as she thought: ''Tonight-oh- -"
: That evening when she reached
home there was a letter. It was
typed. She took it quietly went
into her room, locking the door.
She sat with the envelope In her
hands, little beads Of cold per.
SEPARATION on her forehead. A
presage, as of death, stole upon
her. .y
Barry had written the letter. 1t
wasn't signed. Nor was It clear
and swinging, with flash about
4 its phrase. 1t was q broken, in.
I. coherent thing:
:, sim writing this, Chicl1ie. I
. couldn't tell you. Nothing fcould be
more ghastly. But you say it's
so. I suppose you're certain. /
can't believe it--can't understand
1T. Why should 1t happen now
and not beforeY Things were the
] 7 sT'n1 not Naming y,oI1-Yol think
!. that--but I'm not Only it's mon
: strous for me. If you had reached
me sooner, / would have come.
The Washington times., 1924-03-06

Now-I'm not sure what to do.
when I wrote you that last
letter and you sent no answer, !
was certain you felt the parting
was the only thing for both Of
us. We had outgrown our feeling.
It was better to end it so. Better
for you and for me.
mo good recalling this. know.
And I won't try to dodge the bur-
den-IT do whatever can,
Chiclxie. Wen have. to meet 1t,
Of course. 1t may not be too
late yet.
''Or better-you can go away.
Go down to Los Angeles and walt
till 1t is over. No one need ever
know Of It. We can easily plan
so that no word need ever be
heard. 1t can be made easy for
you, ChiclIie.
Don't think that I don't care.
I do! I'd give UP my life this
moment to wipe out the whole
ghaStly blunder-to take away this
pain from you. In a way, it's
more awful for me.
"But we'll arrange It. Wen
have II. Tomorrow night we'll
settle 1t. I think the wisest
thing is for you to leave at once.
You can go down on a vacation.
You can go down South and walt
there. I'll help you. don't
say this to hurt you, Chickie.
I'll do what I can now-and
afterwards III do whatever you
think IL right.
II can't do as you ask. We
can't be. married. II I had got
your message two weeks ago, I
would have come. I can't now.
Chiclxie-don't let this rob you
of reason-don't let us make it
any more tragic. We can still
meet 1t sanely. I'll stick until It
The Washington times., 1924-03-06
Continued from Yesterday.
~ CHAPTER &c.
- RaFrv'a Answer.

I ..
! He was, standing the beauti-
EIlly set head lowered. He
raised 1t slowly. Chickie saw
his eyes .baffled. Her heart quick.
sned and was hot.
But she smiled. She looked up
ut him and smiled-in a radiance
9A trust. expecting his hands to
&Qld On hers. expecting the, flush
&crosS his cheeks.
He said uneasily, holding a chair
or her:.""I got, your message to-
Chiclde.t It. followed me
epnly one, Barry?'" .,.,.
.Xss--tiid you send others?" =
ohT1I did,.
MtI got. the One saying I must
GIie. J. As week more would be-
ID late, What does It mean?"
EEhe. hit her lips, feeling an in
hsity, almost an anger in the
" 4hrob Of his voice. ), She re,
Gined 8till-Very still, drinking
Eek ;teafs from her eyes. They
Neht down and burned terribly
cher, heart.
He said more softly: What did
SDu mean by that, CHECKER"
h.Rnk she could feel his eyes hot
and demanding. She raised hers,
Amploring, not knowing what to