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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1921)
K ii sswswir.rgy. v -! RED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF )) vv J-1- w 1 HINT NEW YORK IN PRAISES TANLAC John F. Hyatt, of Albany, N. Y., Is Relieved of Se vere Attack of Rheuma tism of Many Yoars' Standing. "I urn now seventy-two yours old and tun Just getting rid of a fifteen year cne of rheumatism tlint had 1110 so crlpplcil up I could not walk," Mild Jolm 1 llyutt, '227 IVnrl St., Albany, N. Y In relating Ids re markable experience with Tnnlnc, re cently. Mr. Hyatt was chairman of the committee In ehurgo of building the Albany County Courthouse and was four times elected a member of the County Hoard of Supervisors. At present Mr. Hyatt Is AsNtiint Super Intendent of the Albany County Courthouse, with olllces In the' build. Ing. "I don't bellee," be continued, "anybody could have rheumatism any worse than I did. and my case was or such long stnndlng 1 didn't expect to ever pet over It. I was tumble to walk except for a short distance, sup ported with a cane, and een then the palms struck me every time J took it step. My log", hips and ankles hurt something awful and my Joints were (tlff and achy. I couldn't cross up log without bavins to lift It up with lay hands, and to turn over In bed. Why. the pains neatly killed me "My appetite was sone and the J'ght of food nauseated me. M Ftonmch was out of order, and I had a sluggish, heavy feellns all the time. I was weak, off In weight and dis couraged so that It looked Jlke I Might as well quit trylns to ever set Hell. "I bad no Idea Tanlae would relieve tuy rheumatism when I hesan taklns It last Sprlns. I took It because 1 'iav where It would give a fellow an What to Take for Disordered Stomach I CARTERS IITTLE IVER IPILI From Bad to Worse. Dan Why ho serious, old man? Bert I have good reasons. My niotber-in.law's comlns for a visit. Shu has "the s'ft of tonsues." Dan That's iiothins; mine Is n mind reader. The Division. Knleker "Into what classes Is the population divided?" Rocker "Olllce Iiolders and olllco scolders." He who is wedded to art should have n model wife. ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE Gives ease trod comfort to feet that are teller and sore. If shoe pinch or corns and l)un ions acne this Antiseptic, leal iuc I'ovrdef will civc quick ttelief. Shateitinyour Shoes, Sprnlcle it ta the Foot-bath. Sold everywhere. KODAKS Developing, Printing and Enlarging Lincoln Photo Supply Co. (KiiHtmiiD KoU.'iU Co,) Dept. K, 1217 O St. Lincoln, Neb. S! 7Sk.7T'yi7i-W', fr'lrf eep( kmm 7f m I'Viif wmw Qws-,-,! in WESTERN CANADA " la as profitable as grain growing. Successes as wonderful as tnoce from Rrowinn wneat, oats, nancy, ana nax nave Deen maar in ralulni Horses, Cittis, Shosp and Hoes. UriKht, sunny climate, nutrit ious grasses, pood water, enormous fodder crops these spell success to the farmer and stock raiser. And remember, you can buy on assy terms Farm Land at land equal to that which throngh many or wnoai o in sore grazing lana irraln farms at oroDortlonatrtv low nrices. every rural convenience' uonri schools, phones, etc, close to live towns and Rood If you want to net back to the farm, or ecaic Ulan is possiDie unaer your present conditions, invssu Est what Wastsrn Canada has to offer you. For Illustrated llttrator with mp rxl p&rtlcolu regarding; redoerf uww iu, kiuod ui iaaq, etc., Bppu KJ Won, Ottawa, Canada, or I W. V. BENNETT, Roea 4, Bee Building, Canaillan Government Asent. JOHN F. HYATT 227 Pearl St., Albany, N. Y. appetite. Well, sir, I was the most surprised 1 ever was In my life when the rheumatic pains besnn to case up. I took seven bottles In all and, It's n fact, I didn't have an ache about me, was eatlns fine and simply felt like I bad been made over asuln. "I have been In the best of health ever since, with only a sllsht twlnse of rheumatism at Intervals. I do not need my cane now, but as I had been unable to walk without It for several years, I sot Into the habit of carry Ins It and so still take It along. I urn enjoying Hfe and health once more and can conscientiously recommend Tnnlao as the sreatest medicine I have ever run across In all my ex perience." Taulac Is sold by leading druggists everywhere. Adv. Take a good dose of Carter's Little Liver Pills then take 2 or 3 for a few nights after. You will relish your meals without fear of trouble to follow. Millions of all ages take them for Biliousness, Dizziness. Sick Headache. Upset Stomach and for Sallow. Pimply, Blotchy Skin. Thfy tnJ iht mlitry ef Conttlpotlon """ tar ytfenzrZtl Small Pill; Small Doit; Sm.ll Pric. Little Mary. Little Mary wished some cheese, and evidently thinking "cheese" was the plural form, asked: "Muy I have a cbee?" One day she was told "to behave," to which shu replied: "I am being have." When Aunt Nell was sick she was Interested In her various medicines and the dlfl'eiencp between pills and tablets was explained to her. That evening she snld to Iter father: "I wish you would buy me a writing pill." Cutlcura Soothes Itching Scalp On retiring gently rub spots of dan druff and Itching with Outlcuru Oint ment. Next morning shampoo with Cuticuni Soap and hot water. Make them your everyday toilet preparations and have n clear skin and soft, white hands. Adv. Lived Up to His Motto, "(ilve ami take Is my motto," re marked thu thug as he bestowed upon the citizen u sclentlHe rap upon the occiput and then abstracted his val uables. The war has mnde table linen very valunble. The use of Red Cross Ball Blue will add to Its wearing qualities. Use It and see.' All grocers, Cc. When a woman has nothing elsu to do .she washes her hair. Nothing succeeds like the olllcehold er's successor. im 5 a 4 mh. StockR'ai" wjrwwav miwmmmmwm $15 to 30 An Acre years has yielded from 20 to 48 bushels convenient to roou These lands have nn churches, roads, tele markets. f-7) E.Wt to farm on n larger wccanauBi vi tmuugi. Ha?JH.IWtf.1 OMAHA, NEB. tH- X3ie AMERICAN LEGION (Copy for Thl Of parttnf nt Supplied by th American t.eirlon New Brvlc.) GIRL GETS SERVICE MEDAL Emblem Presented to New York Hlfjh School Miss In Recognition of Patriotic Work. As n tribute to her patriotic serv ices during the World war, Miss 1'iiul lue llenkel, a fourtecn-enr old New York high school girl, was presented with a patriotic service gold medal by V. W. (Jalbtulth, Jr., national com mander of the American Legion, In behalf of ,S. Nankin Drew post. The presentation ceremonies took place In front of the Fifth Acntio public li brary in New York city. The guard of honor for Miss llenkel, who Is known as the "Little Colonel," was composed of members of the ma rine corps under command of lieuten ants Miller and CumpcrU and Ser geunt .laussen, congressional medal of honor men. Although she was only ten jenrs old at the start of the World war, the Little Colonel sold $:t,:r.l(),'J.-0 worth of Liberty bonds, more than any other minor In the country, and also was recognized as one of thu most effect ive patriotic speakers and war work ers In America. With the return of the American soldiers to their native land, Miss llenkel Is still devoting herself to their welfare, as attested by the following quotation from her speech of accept ance : "The happiest moment of my life will be when It Is a fact that the wounded, disabled and unemployed of our boys have Ixon taken care of In a manner bellttlng the sacrifices they have made. The cause of the disabled MISS PAULINE HENKEL. should come above everything else In nur hearts. Let us take care of flio men who aved our country ; we owe them an obligation we cannot afford to Ignore." LEGION POST ADOPTS CREED Member of Somervllle (Mass.) Organ). zatlon Is Author of Paragraphs Worthy of Consideration. Somervllle (Mass.) post of the Amer ican Icglnn has adopted the following creed, written by one of Its members: "I believe the American Legion Is n dependable organization. "I believe Hint the Amerlcnn Legion fs a potent fuctor In the community. "1 believe that the American Legion stands for equality for all cx-servlco men, "I believe that the American Le gion's Ideas never will be shelved. "I believe that the Amerlcnn Legion will gallantly stand by what Is right and help to destroy what Is wrong. "I believe that the American Legion's principles nre Immovable by any vio lent or radical Individual or organiza tion. , "I believe that the American Legion will belli t bring peace out of chaos. "I believe that tho American Legion Is looking forward, not backward. "I believe that the American Legion Is n constructive unit, not a destruc tive unit. "I believe Uint the American Legion Is an assut to ex-service men, not u lia bility. "1 believe It. Do you?" Sets 40,000 Members as Goal. With 2-1,000 members nt the end of 11)20, Kansas department of the Amer ican Legion bos set 40,000 Legion mil res us Its goal for 1021, The state bus a potential membership of 00,000. The department now numbers 814 posts of the Legion and 100 unit of tho Women's Auxiliary. Distributing Victory Medals. Although there, will bo no more army recruiting for bomo time, the recruit ing ofllcers will continue to distribute Victory medals to members of the American Legion and o'Lcr ex-service .ueu. ill HE'S TYPICAL LEGION WORKER Connecticut Man Is Chosen Depart ment Adjutant for Period of Three Years. Thomas J. Bannlgan has received the unique distinction of being elected ndjutant of the Connecticut department of the American Legion for a period of three years, lie Is also In chargo of the service division at department headquarters. Mr. Bannlgan was born In Utlcn, N Y. lie received his education In schools of that city and In (leorge town Academy, lie came to New Britain, Conn,, 25 years ago and In 1011 moved to Hnrtford where bo Is engaged In the wholesale and retail cigar business. During the war Mr. Bannlgan served as a captain. Returning to Hartford at the end of the wnr, he gave his ef- (Lw9BHI(m&3&MK '''fSLiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiitw THOMAS J. BANNIGAN. forts to revitalizing his business. In February. 11)11), when the city of Hart ford needed a capable man to dlivct Its Soldiers, Sailors and Marines' club, Mr. Bannlgan was asked to take the job. Despite the call of his business, be abandoned It again, through pa triotic motives, to supervise the club. A record-maker In the formation and organization of Itau-Lucke post No. R, Mr. Bannlgan soon become one of the most jiromlnent Legionnaires In the state and was elected as the first state adjutant Department head quarters had been without a perma nent locution, using n room in the Service club ns quarters. Br. Ban nlgan prevailed upon the city author ities to turn the building over to the Legion. Mr. Bannlgan Is also a member of the national committee on war risk insurnnce and compensation and Is chairman of the Hnrtford Klks' na tional soldiers' fund committee. TO TURN HOSPITAL TO STATE Texas Department of American Legion to Relinquish Control of Kerr. vllle Institution. The Texns department of the Amerl- nn Legion Is completing arrangements to turn tho Legion Memorial hospital at Kerrvllle over to the state, In order that the provisions of the bill appro priating $1,M)0,000 to expand tho In stitution to a capacity of COO tubercu lar patients, passed by the state legis lature, may he carried out. The Legion will maintain Its hospital organization, which will co-operate with the state health ofTlcer, the super intendent of the state tuberculosis san itarium utid the chairman of the statu board of control, the ofllcers deslgunt ed to supervise the expenditure of the appropriation. Chnrles W. Scruggs, stute adjutant of the Ieglon, has expressed the ap preciation of the ex-service men as fol lows : "Tho governor of the great Stnte of Texas has met our expectations und I nm firmly convinced has only consum mated the sentiment of the people of Texas by signing the Ieglon Memorial hospital bill. The Legion Is proud to share with the governor and with the legislature our luordlnute pride In thu consummation of this splendid en deavor and fulfillment of our funda mental duty to Texus' dlbubled ex service men." j Kansas Passes Laws for Legion. i That the voice of the ex-service men ctt Knnttiiu iiu rjmroir.ntnfl liv Mm A tn. ciican Legion, has been beard la manifested by the generous enactment of legislation beneficial to veterans of tho World war. The legislature of that state has passed the following bills affecting ex-service men: An udjusted compensation bill, lu tho form of an enabling net; an act granting to all ex-service men of tho World war the sumo rights, privileges and Immuni ties granted to veterans of other wars; tin appropriation of $1,000 it year for general expenses of state headquarters of tho Legion; nn net protecting tho Legion and Auxiliary emblems from unauthorized use; exemption from taxation of all property held in the name, of the Legion; un uct placing under tho care of Legion posts erring young boys paroled from Industrial schools; and a boxing bill. Eight Bars on Victory Medal. George Leandcr, a member of At gonne Post of tho Amerlcnn Legion nt Dos Moines, la., has eight bars on bis Victory medal ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine p&VEo Beware I Unless you Geo the unmo "Bayer" on package or on tablets you nre not getting genuine Aspirin pre scribed by physicians for twenty-ono years and proved snfo by millions. Tnko Aspirin only ns told in the Dnycr package for Colds, Headache, Neural gia, Rheumatism, Eorache, Toothache, Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twclvo Bayer Tablets of As pirin cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin is tho trndo mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mononcetlcacldestcr of Siillcyltcacld. Adv. "'Hie good dlo young" was never snld of n Joke. Sure Relief 6 BELL-AN9 Hot wafer Sure Relief LL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION KNEW FEATHER WAS THERE! Young Lady Altogether Unnecessarily Worried Over the Appearance of Strange Old Gentleman. One day while in a railroad stntlon In New Yorlt, I was sitting, waiting for the time tu pass for my train. There came In 11 well-dressed and rather old man who had 11 bright burnt-orange feather In thu ribbon of his felt hat. It being my first trip Knst, nnd not knowing It wns the custom for men to wear n bright-colored feather In their lints, I walked up nnd said: "Bunion me, sir, but you have 11 fentlt er In your hat." He was qulto denf, so I found I hud to spenlc In a loud voice In order to mnltc him benr. I repeated the statement three times un til I saw everyone near me smiling. The old imin laughingly said, "Oh, that Is the style, miss." I was so embarrassed that my train did not come too quick for me. Chi cago Tribune. Mortgaged Tomcat. An unusual chattel mortgage Is said to be on flic nt Stockton, Mn. It spec llles, among the articles covered by It, "ono bbick tomcat with wlilto feet, named Tom." It Is possible tlint Thom as ranked ns n family heirloom, nnd ho may have been regarded as the most vnlunble part of the security. At any event, n "black toment" Is n novel variation of the chattel mortgage color scheme, which shades up from the bay mule to the gray mure and the old white cow. Case und Comment. So It Goes. "Twenty years ago you could get n ticket around the world for $2.r0." "Now Unit will hardly take you to tho next town." LouIsyUIo Courier Journal. Qualified. "Do you think you coultl learn to lovo n mero man?" "Oh, yes; I went to a co-ed school." SS Jle Turned the Corner- Ohe man in the bg thought he was lost, hut he turned the comer there -was his own home ! ZJo many, troubled with dis turbed nerves and digestion due to coffee drinking, help has seemed along way off; but they found in Postum Cereal at the corner grocery a delicious, health and comfort. "There's a. Reason "Made "by Postum Cereal Company, Inc. Battle Greek, MicH. EASE THAT ACHING BACK! Is s throbbing backache keeping ou rnincrablo? Are you tortured with nub biag pains? Is the trouble making your work a burden and roH iuiposiubl'sT Springtime, for many (olkfl, is back ache time a sign that tit kidneys need help. Colds, chills, and tho changing weather of early spring, strain the kidneys and slow them up. PoUons accumulate nnd then comes backaches, neauaencs, dizziness nnd iiiauucr irreg ularities. Uflo Doan'a Kidney Pills. They have helped thousands. A$k your neighbor! A Nebraska Case rrr -m - Mrs. Win, Wca- 'f V-r JLZSm&trS ver, Charaon, StflSwus n heavy, dull ii2l'nltt over my kid- ry;neys. ai times i - IIUU U 1UIII1 III U1U 41 buck or my head. ns norvouH ana felt languid. My kidneys acted lr rt'KUlnrly. Doan's Klilnnv Pllln mm. MT& plctely relieved mo of tho symptoms. Hlneo then occasional uno of noan'a has kept mo strong and well." Get Dosn't at Any Store, 60c Box DOAN'S "pTja FOSTER.M1LDURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. BE A NURSE Exceptional opportunity nt tho prcfiont time for young women over nineteen years of sga who lmro liail at least two years In high sohool to take NurteV Training In general iioapltaL Our graduates nro In great dumand. Address Supt. of Nunet, Lincoln Sanitarium i Lincoln, Nabnulc 6 Dividends SlKH; For Information and clrnilnri write, OCCIDENTAL BLOC. It LOAN ASSN. 3HS. 18lh Street. Oraihi. Nek. 126 MAMMOTH JfACKS I bare a bargain for 71111, rnnj quick, W. I Dodl.OWH ,IAUK FAUAK Collar Kaplils, luiva rnrnti ro roimviivMMoviobiPr. n,m'm rlll-IIll r WklOmiin.-.eur ,lrutiUlr br I IlLUriLLlJ "M.lj rlt. Dr. C.Vl. 0rry WHEN THE HORSES LAUGHED Possibly the Animals Had Their Own Opinion About That Llttlo "Swapping" Episode. "Hello," Miys he. "Hello," says I. I never seed (he man afore. "Swap?" says he. "Dunno," says I. "Moblie, mohbe, I nln't shore." "The bay," says be. "The gray," says I. "Swap?" says wo nnd both un hitched. "Fine boss," says he. "Of course," says I. And In a moment wo bad switched. "(ilddap," says he. "Olddap," says I, And both them horses stood stock still. "He's balked?" says I. "Gosh, yes," says he. "Mine, too," says I and laughed to kill. "Oood day," says he. "Good day," says L "Best Joke, b'gosh, I ever Bee." Ex change. Expensive Water Power. "Yes," said the defendant In a crim inal case, "my lawyer certainly made n strong plea for me. He even wept." "What was his bill?" asked tho oth er man. "Well, ns nearly ns I can figure It out, he charged about $100 a tear." Boston Transcript. We All Know That. "Tlint old motto 'Business before) pleasure,' " bald J ml Tunklns, "menns nothing more than In this world you can't enjoy yourself unless you've got the price." They are always linked together 1 Sadder and wiser man. Why get wisdom? Even people who borrow trouble bnvo It to lend. satisfying table HEREALi i g ? JXMi 1. n XWMJsvM P mmLml xm&smf&i. t .vrkixfcjj I" A H AVdiuMwu r S fcfv At L--- -5i3r- '