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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
7
The ad claims many youths suffer pimples and skin eruptions from poor blood. It endorses S. B. S. the thirty year old vegetable remedy for cleansing and purifying blood and improving health, urging parents to start their child on it today to restore cheek color.
Silver Bow law students will present a perjury case before the student body in the Y M C A banquet hall. Emmett McKenzie Frank Sullivan James Britt and Jeremiah Sullivan will argue the affirmative while Francis Kelly Francis J Nealy Mrs John Elliott and Miss Fanny Neyman argue the negative. Questions cover factory guard requirements negligence master servant contract public policy and the maxim Valenti non fit injuria with judges Harlow Pease Thomas J Davis and Fred Furman.
E L Garretson of Tacoma imperial potentate of the Order of Mystic Shrine will visit Butte for five hours en route to Des Moines. Bagdad Shriners will meet him at the station, tour the city, visit Anaconda and the Butte mines, then proceed to Columbia Gardens for ceremonies and a Sancheon in his honor.
The funeral of Cornelius J. Kelly a Butte police officer who died recently was held yesterday morning from his family home on Princeton avenue to St. John the Evangelist church. A large crowd gathered outside as hundreds of friends paid respects. Bearers were officers from the Butte police department led by Chief Murphy Captain ODonnell and other officials. The service was conducted by Rev Father McDonald with a high mass.
Burglars, evidently boys, broke into WJ Sewell hardware at 1 East Park Street late Tuesday night and stole about three dozen pocket knives and a quantity of 38 caliber ammunition. They entered by breaking a glass door, used a bag to carry loot, and fled after being spotted by an officer. Mr. Sewell found only knives and ammunition missing, with shelves opened and contents scattered. no cash taken. An older boy about 18 and two younger youths were seen nearby earlier in the evening.
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio could be offered the post of secretary of public welfare in a newly created cabinet. If confirmed, she would be the first woman to hold a U S cabinet post. Upton has been active in suffrage and Ohio politics, and she ranks high in President Hardings circle.
The center class at Butte High School will stage Sheridan's The Rivals tomorrow in the high school auditorium at 8 pm. Gertrude K. Ryan oversaw casting. characters include Sir Anthony Absolute Harry Davies Captain Absolute Paul Vogel Rob Ryder Edloe Chancellor Falkland Southcomb Sir Lucius O T raccourt John Conway Fay Lester Hartzell David Albert Berger Thomas Elbert Jones Mrs Malaprop Geraldine Tallon Lydia Languish Evelyn Kingsbury Sulla Marjorie Moore Lucy Alma Lyford Maid Irene Martin Roy Louis Arnowsky and servant Willoughby Wright. Music between acts will be provided by the school orchestra led by Miss Eleanor A Tenner.
The Central high school prom at Columbia Gardens drew a large crowd despite rain. Purcell's orchestra provided music with Jack Pain performing, while patrons included Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brophy and many other local couples. Miss Claire Harrington chaired preparations with a student committee of Catherine Connors, Vincent Kavanaugh, William Masel, Daniel O'Neil, and others.
Washington reports US consul Anderson describing Dutch actions to curb profiteering in milk by government takeover of dairy output. Milk distributed at cost to the public while dairymen are paid about 30 cents a gallon. Dealers take about 4 cents per gallon profit. exports to Germany raise prices and strain supplies for the poor. Government bureau distributes about 80,000 gallons daily with 10,000 gallons shipped to Germany each day.
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