ft '"Vy -y i' **9 5 -i r$a*r -s *1, -if/V .T 3P*gNi3B'*¥v» s^ppp® 1 .*& %rx&M?f 1 -prnmmm&mm .. -. ,. y-v^---"-'—x'—•- -iN¥ERNKlr«felkt BALLS' PRESS V-.'-'.'^' J, PAGE FOUR y, BADLY CRIPPLED THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS 8 tt X1$ 8 8 Song Service UP, SAYS HMBt K,-' AT THE CHURCHES BOY SCOUT NOTES ^8 AND BORDER BUDGET xx a 9* 3 tt 3t 3S tt St St SS ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH H. J. MINER* Editor and Manager Had Rheumatism. So Bad He Could There are over two hundred birds Norwegian services at 10:30. Not Stoop to Ui$ie Shoes— in this locality, among which there Sunday school at, 11:45. Trouble* Overcome. mm Catered at the Poat Oflce at btenattoMl Falls, Mint, Seconft-Claaa Matter are about seventy-five song birds. A The Y." P. L. L. will meet Wednesday. prize will be given for the largest evening, May 15th, at the church. "A man cwt help praising a medicine list of song birds. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR There Will be a program and a social that rids him, of his sufferings The flower for this week will be the time: All are welcome. like Tanlac has me," said Eli Baderd, "honey suckle". This flower must be •The Bemidji circuit meets this a miner living at 514 West Superior Foieij-n Advertising Representative ..President Harding contended was inj-dependence handed in by Sunday at noon. The Snnday Morning THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION week, 17th to 19th, at Blackduck. The street, Duluth, Minn. of action, and that independence flower has already been seen growing pastor and a delegate will be in attendance, "Last spring I was taken down NO CHANGE OF POLICY is fully maintained in his within one-half mile of the school from this congregation. with a bad pasfe of rheumatism and BETHLEHEM CHURCH acceptance of the invitation to send house. thought I was going ,to be completely "In accepting the inyitatioft of representatives representatives to the allied conferences." Stillwater Elks are making a drive BAPTIST CHURCH Crippled up. It/started with severe of the Allies' to send a to secure funds to sustain the Boy Corner 3rd Street and 9th Aviftue. representative of the United .States Scouts of that community and to hire pains in my baCk and neck and got so bad I couldn't turn over in bed to attend the meetings .of the Reparations GO GET A THRILL, FELLERS! 11:00 ^clock a scoutmaster. Other cities in the Sunday school 10 a. m. Commission and of conferences without suffering agony. The pains state are doing likewise. Des Moines, Morning service 11 a. m. In my legs were so terrible that I of the allied representatives, We wonder how .many of you la., raised $18,000^ last year for that A. Geyman of the Anti-Saloon could hardly walk after work and President Harding not departing grown up men have been down to the purpose. The Scouts are growing and is League of Minnesota, will speak in my legs pained me so I could hardly from his heretofore announced policy old swimmin' hole yet this spring^— appeal to the best in every boy. the morning. stoop over to untie my shoes. of nothing to do with purely* not to swim but'to take a long, linEuropean The American Legion has requested having Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. problems", declares the jgering look while the recollections of "One the fellows at the mine the Boy Scouts to participate in' the ok Preaching service at 8 p. m. where I was working said to me one Republican Publicity Association in a ages ago come crowding back to you, Decoration Day program arid p&'fade. You are welcome at'these services. statement issued through the presi- thousand in a few brief minutes. day, 'Why don't you take Tanlac and All Boy Scouts are expected to meet a dent of that organization, Honorablfe get well? See what it has done for The editor has been down at his'n at 9 o'clock sharp at the school house, FULL GOSPEL MEETINGS Jonathan Bourne,^ Jr. "Contrary to me.' Well, I took his advice and it -in fact, he took in the three or in uniform, on Decoration Day, if the representations of many of the ,four ole swimmin* holes that the gang was the best thing I ever did, for it possible. Everyone Invited Services every Sunday evening, 8 League of Nations advocate?* nether to frequent alternately. He had The boje winning first prize in tl% put me back on my feet and now I use o'clock, at 519 8th street. Also Sunday the Republican party nor its present jklrnost forgotten the shady pool in am brimful of new life and energy. contest, which is now on, not billy' school at 1:15 p. m. executive leader, President Harding, the creek. Well, it was always shallow, receives a gold medal but also becomes I get around1 fine and work as well has ever advocated national isolation. Services on Tuesday evening at 8 ajs I ever did, as all my pains are and warm and too blamed safe troop leader. o'clock at 1030 8th street. ^'Isolation" i§ a term which the internationalists and sane to give any boy a lasting The Boy Scout exhibit will be gone and I feel better than I have evening! has been arranged for. The At 7:30 on Friday evenings we shall have taken ...great in many a day. I wish I had time impression. shown with the school exhibit on program consists of short talks, readings, Conduct open air meetings on 3rd pleasure in using for the purpose of We lingered longest at the "quarry." •Friday afternoon and evening, May tp call on everybody who is suffering vocal solos, quartet numbers and street. creating the. impression that, the You bet. That was the place— 20. Several Scout essays„ maps and as I was and tell them about the like. After the program the even-ing The message of the hour is, "Jesu's United States must chcjose between oh, boy! That was the hole^ for other assignments may be seen at Tanlac." is spent in games and a general is Coming Soon." isolation on the one side and membership swimming purposes, of all other holes that time. »The Scouts will also act social time, after which a lunch is E. H. BLOMBERG, Evangelist. in the League of Nations because the falks were always warning as ushers. The medals will be given .# ft* #.• ft* «J» V# 99 W 4 served. on the other. The fact is that no us against it. The old quarry had at 8 o'clock in the assembly hall at 55 S3 Come to English Lutheran church/ such choice need be made.\ Public Library News Note* several fine, robust springs in it, almost the Senior High school, at which, tittle 28 BETHLEHEM CHURCH th^ little church with the big message. k'I "Not since the Declaration of Independence as cbld as ice, and what boy the Scouts will render a short' program. A. Wallace MacNeill, Minister. in 1776 has the United is there that doesn't know the delicious The winding essay follows. a States maintained an attitude of Some Late Fiction of Industry and danger of a sudden current of The author's name will be published There will be a special song service either^, theoretical or practical isolation. Business. cold water curling about his warm next week. and concert by the boys' choir For Sale—Reasonable price—Ol.dsmo-: ~~bne of the first acts of the legs. Then there was that deep hole PAUL F. RAUSCHER, Scribe: and Sunday school, Sundayr morning bile, 1920 sport model. Pan car, Colonial Congress was to send representatives The door swings wide and iri he over to. one side that the quarrymen at eleven, taking the place* of the 1920 model. Enquire at Smoke of Europe,: particularly to had blasted down fifteen feet until WHAT THE BOY SCOUTS walks and speaks' thus timiidly regular morning service. A brief address Shop, International Falls. 4t. Fjrance. Since that day the United theV hit a spring as thick as your HAVE DONE FOR ME "What liave you in a novel up-to-date wiH be presented. States has not only maintained diplomatic wrist that stopped further work at that deals with industry?" The desk Everyone is cordially invited tp attend For Sale—House and four lots for relations with all qf the 'other that point. You remember Bill Martin assistant shows her wares and with Boy Scouts of America! What 'a this attractive service. -t sale at Ericsburg, Minn. $900.00 cash. nations willing to maintain .diplomatic stepped into that hole one night a smile benign says, "Here are business pleasing harmony in these few simple relations but it took the initiative For further information phone or. to swim across it and never came up— words! And what a change in stories, just tell me what's your ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH write Leonard Adams. 3t. in inducing Japan ,to abandpn not alive. lirie!" Train's Tutt and Mr. Tutt are H. A. Mayer, Pastor. the wayward boy has the Boy Scouts: its former policy of isolation and to And you will never forget the evening of America made! There is no limiting business men and interested in buying, open up both commercial "and diplomatic when you got a cramp right at Hall's Egan entertainingly sets Sunday school at 10. the number of benefits we boys relations with the other nations .the same spot and Jess Bakeley stuck forth the industry of flying. Dangerous Morning service at 11. have derived from the Boy, Scouts EDUCATIONAL TOOTH TALK of the earth. I" a pole over to you and pulled you Days are behind us but M«rs. of America, and this testimony which The Gospel of Trinity Sunday, NO. 10 "There is a vast difference, .however, out. And, d'ye remember, that babyfaced Rinehart shows the ups and downs John 3, 1-15, will be studied. "God is 11 have written comes from my heart, between designating representatives Jones kid ran down to the of labor that capitcK so well knows. First, an, increased love of riature triune, three distinct persons in one or agents Avho a|fe a^thojrv corners and told about it, and you Do you like a good fish story? Poor divine essence." was born in my heart. You cjinriot ARTIFICIAL TEETH ized to enter into negotiations and^ swaggered into the yard later you jMan's Roclc by Sinclair tells of the imagine what a cruel thing I must' Services at Ericsburg at ,3- .. .I'.' accepting .membership in:.a j^eague jp£j jremember mother met you at the Just why anyone should be' so' salmon industry and its dealings'' fair Evening services at 8. .'have beeri, in the eyes of Mother* Nations under the obligation of gate with drawn, sacred fstce and and square/' But the patrtn ^seerris• The choir meets on Monday nig&T careless as to run the risk of requiring Nature's childreiii. The slingshot, irijM covenant which 'wouttl fequir'e tj»e kissed' you. "And how you had ~ex-: a set of false teeth .vlicri favorite weiapon, birds my unlawful not satisfied. "These may be very The Y. P. S. meets on Thursday United States to surrender a ..very pected her to- say, "Sam, don't you fiiie," but an industry that's nearer night. A complete progratri for the it can be avoided is hard to undierstarid. prey. But now a great pity has* considerable part of its sovereignty dare go to that quarry any more." home I th'ink I'll take for mine.- "Oh, Modern dentistry, it is sprung into my heart and I wish ih: and subject its,elf. to the decisions of But she didn'tl And since then you I have just the thing you want, here true, has succeeded in imitatingnature vain for the lives of the birds I have a League Council or Assembly in got to understand that she knew you is the very book, 'The Threshold/ a surprisingly well. Artificial slain to come back and fill th'is unreasonable which the United States would have would be a man some day, and had stdry of Whiting, by Marjorie Benton teeth are made so'that they imitate world with song. Alas,' a minor voice with the combined interests to take risks, and that you were only Cooke." He brightens but is not content, natural ones to a remarkable it is now too late to wi-sh, but ill of the majority of the nations beginning them now! And she felt still has that doubtful look and degree and perform the functions the future the birds need n^t feardeath adverse to our own. she had to stand it. is about to leave his card and not of natural teeth fairly well. Bur at my hands. "Not only in his inaugural addrejss Well! Well But none Of us fellows take any book. What is the industry they are artificial just as a wooden Then in myself was created a fea:r but in his later address to Congress, who had swimmin' hole days of them all suddenly it to her occurred leg is artificial and both are a'Cceptable of displeasing God and my parents President Harding made it clear that will ever^, forget 'em—not to our dying and she reached for Hoi worthy only as a last report. and a determination to' push backtemptation we stand ready now, as we have always day. Have you been down to Hall,. for'she knew it was®"Steel Make it a point to visit your* and, so to speak, keep stood ready in the past, to negotiate your swimmin' hole yet this spring? Preferred." dentist occasionally. If you do this the devil behind me and in" the future with other nations, to cooperate Go, take a look you'll get a thrill. DOROTHY LETTERMAN. you will not likely ever need false lead an honest and pure life. °J with them, and to aid in Gary Indiana! teeth." "Be Prepared" one of the greatest' every way in our power to promote TO ALL CONCERNED mottoes ever conceived, has done"\a: DR. E. W. BUNCE, D. D. S. international welfare but he also, Recent gifts) to "the library-include ,' lot for me in itself. I have tried ttflive H. F. Billings an experienced -prosthetist made it equally clear that t^iet United. There is now money in ,the towni state department and commission reports up to it' by being prepared to in charge States must be absolutely free' to act revenue'\ fund to cover all warrants and copies of the Legislative get my lessons and to "Do. a Gootf' in each particular instance- upon its drawn on revenue fund from 1 to 17 Manual from' Hon. F. J. McPartlin, Turn Daily" to the people I meet. OFFICE AND LABORATORY own judgment as to it£ duty arid th:e inclusive: Interest. on same .stops on copies of Zarie Grey's books and other Through the Byy Scouts of America 311 THIRD STREET 9 wise course for it to pursue in promoting date of this issue. novels from Mrs. W. H. Watrous, I am able to say that I am a better International Falls. its own interests and. .the,, in-^. C. BL. WHITNEY, ancf one of London's works from. boy fitter for the. struggle in life Phone 474 Open Eve's Ji Sundays terests of the rest of the world. Treasurer, Charles Stronberg. These gifts are that will soon come, and that it has5^ "The vital principle for which Rlt Root Township. very much appreciated. taught me of every phase of woodcraft known to Daniel Boone arid The film production of The Four other pioneers. BE PREPARED! Horsemen of the Apocalypse has revived the interest in the novel by umber Join At Once! Another Well Written Euaj. Ibanez, and there has been a steady call for the book at the library.. The The Boy Scouts have done many latest issue of the New York Times things for me that would have prbbably Book Review Magazine contains an never entered my mind if I hail not joined them, for instarice my interesting article upon the future of school marks. I never used to try to the novel as a form of literature. See us before placing your contract for building. get as high marks as I could because We furnish you anything in^Building Material, Hajd,, I didn't realize the value of riiy The library has received the announcement school work, but since I havt joined the summer school for .pf Wood Floors, Doors, Windows, Screens, Etc.,- also' the Scouts I have, been taught^ tp always library training which is conducted do my duty, -wherever I am. each year at. the .state university by Plaster Board, Paint and-©ih Lots Rough .Sheetnx/^ oi Take advantage »f the open charter Besides this we get points in a contest the library division of the state department ing, Lumber and' Dimensions on hand, cheap. Now for good marks in school. of education. It is a six in the lacal Neese Ledge aid make I strive more to be ori time now. weeks' course intended for those who is the time to build. Lumber will neve^ be as cheap If riiy mother sends me on one errand cannot attend a regular library school. ApplicatieH today again. We will,jme^ Mail Ordier Hpt&e on I don't play on the way, but try In addition to. the more technical to get back on time. I try to be better work of classification, cataloging, Building Material, and give quick service. at home because a Scout should book binding and kindred subjects, always do his duty. We also get interesting courses in book selection •V We pay $10 week sick or aurcident benefit*, $100 marks in the contest for our behavibr and children's work are given, with funeral, benefits, autl free club reoms to members, and at home. trips to the leading libraries of the that great institution known aa Mooseheert, home Part of the Scout lawis tp do yoiSr twin cities, the Waldorf Bindery and for children of deceased members place tihat educates duty to God. This never entered my other places of especial interest to and^ trains for life-—did you ftop to consider all mind before. I thought it didn't make librarians.. this? Join at once! Next class Sunday, May 22nd, Early Ohio, anfr Green Mountain. All kinds of any difference whether I went' to 1921, at 8 p. m., city halL church or not, but now I have learned Scout is kind and courteous. Bulk Grain and Garden Seeds—NoTthrup Kings packages and I go to church every Sunday and What would I have done before I 5 cents' each. Pfcace your order for Hard Nut OPEN CHARTER FEES, $10 DUES $3 A I always think of God, no matter joined the Scouts if I was to see a QUARTER. £3 what I undertake. person in danger or if someone would Coal now. Try our PRIDE Coal for Kitchen Stoves. Two years ago if would have'seen break a bone I wouldn't know what a woman or child striving to carry to do, bu,t now I would go right ahead 1 S. E. THOMPSON & SON For further information apply to an armful of packages I would have and do what I should. The Boy kept right on doing whatever I wa/s Scouts have taught me how to take H. A. Levin, Secretary at and not pay any attention to her^ care of myself in the woods and all Phone 128 International FqUs, Pfinn. or. if I would help her carry them I the first\aid f- wQiftd always expect a nickel oi a A Scotit is thrifty. I used to spend vv & S 17 dime ^for it. But now I wouM ivillingly all my money, but now I save part help her for nothing because a of it' at leasts.