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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10
Carley and Whitcomb
s.Illl,IlunHmIInIIIlrlllIIulIllllIIIlllll

r. L. Bass went to Walla Wallal
Sunday to be gone several days.
Mr.. Flanagan of Dayton is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Page this week,
Mr.. Flanagan has just recently re-
turned from France.
Mr. Mulroney gave a boating and
fishing party at his home on che
Columbia last Sunday. Those enjoy
ing the day were, Mr.. and Mrs. Page,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Nc
Camm. Marie Faus, Earnest Oman,
Mr. Flanagan and Robert Carley
Forty-five fish were Tended
Mrs. Williams and little daughter,
Francis with Mrs. McCanim and
Marie Faris will leave soon for Port
Land where they expect to spend the
summer months. >.
Lee and 10y Hill spent Friday IN
Whitcomb and Carley. motoring over
from Prosser.
The picnic the 4th in Carley VII
lows was well attended, every one
having a real Fourth. In the even
\ ing people gathered at the Whltsom.
school house and danced. About 8
people attended the dance.
Mrs. Grin Jackson and baby are
spending the summer in forciane
with her mother.
I, Miss Mary Carley is in Slxpronl
|, helping Mrs. Allison during the mar :
, vest. ~
Mr.. Storment and family Will NOV
{ soon to Prosser, where Mr.. Stormen
will engage in business.
j Mrs. Oman and Alvira Green spen
i one day last week at Mrs. Bass.
ALI, ofGoe
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10
LOCUST GROVE
,luIluHruIulIIIlIuIIIIIuiIIIIIHIIIllIlIIlllIllI

Everett Terrell is the purchaser OF
a Dodge car. a.
Homer Kerns of Finley, is at ene
M. ". Heberlein home visiting Win
Gustav for week. ,.a~.
Ben Kinkaid and daughter are mere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
WEST VIRGINIA TROOPS
HAPPY. WITHOUT PARADE
Artilierymcn Arrive at Camp Lee
and Are Chccrcd by Old
Comrades.
OPENING TRAINING SCHOOL
Students VIII Be From Various
Colleges, and After Six Weeks
Course Receive Commissions i'm
Reserve of Army.

llSreeiaI to The Times Dispatssh.l
prising the Three Hundred and Four
teenth and Three Hundred and Eff
teenth Field Artillery and the Head
quarters Detachment OF the Eighteth
Division, arrived in camp late yester-
day afternoon from Newport News
AS the troops stepped off the train
cheering welcome from the Three
Hundred and Thirteenth Field Artillery
and Three Hundred and Eighteenth
Regiment boys. who lined the street.
During tho evening there were many
reunions. rs some Of the organizations
had been separated. and many Of the
douEhboys and artillerymen have this
as their. nrst opportunity 10 swap
are all glad that there will be no
parade falling TO their lot. as they all
express the one desire of returning
home as soon as possible.
The Five Hundred and Sevcntieth
Casual Company il expected to arrive
in camp some time today. There are
only 10 men and one officer in this
unit to be demobilizcd The unit Will
come from Hoboken.
Training School Opens June 81.
Preparations are being made to or
Eanize the staff and instructors OF tho
reserve officers training school. which
W. Rowell has reported mt headQuar-
ters. and Will be the commandant OF
the school. Officers who have been de-
tailed as instructors are reporting
daily. and it Is expected that by the
/ first of next week definite outline
Will he drawn UP, by which the school
VIII he strictly conducted
1t is estimated that 1900 students
Will attend the school. Men TO enter
/ the reserve officers training school
VIII be drawn from the various col
leGes, and on completion OF the course
/ viii receive commissions in the re-
serve. The course will last six weeks
and Will embody all the studies and
work on modern warfare as that OF
previous officers training schools.
Plan Outdoor Movies.
arrangements have been made TO hold
open-air moving picture shows at the
! natural amphitheatcr at ThirtN- fourtl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
Minister Thankful

Il had stomach trouble for nearly
~ years, also constipation, which
filled my system with gas and fever.
could not do my work, and while.
was down sick lady from out of
town sent me bottle OF Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, which proved
truly wonderful ! believe it is the
pest medicine on earth" It is n
simple. harmless preparation tina,
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes prac,i-
caiiy all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis
one dose Will convince or money re-
FUNDED. For sale by Grant Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
Luck of Vessel
Is Holding Good
GoldsheU, Which DeJfed
Han U-Boats, Escapes
After Collision.
nY nOnEnr MELLEs nITCurE.

LONDON. juno 3.--The eternal luck
OF the it'll" old American steamer
Goldshell which was the first to faunt
defiance into the face of the extension
of German submarine warfare in Feb
ruary. 1917, by sailing from an Amcri-
can port, still! holds.
The Goldsliell. it is reported from
Liverpool. was in collision last night
with the British steamer Palagonicr.
somewhere in the Irish sea. and cs-
capped unsCathcd. The Palagonier was
damaged her bow being BADLY tammcd,
but she is makins for queenstown.
The cause of the collision is not yet
known. The Goldshell was bound from
Philadelphia to Gothenburg, the Pal
agonier from Baltimore to Antwerp.
once all America knew the name of
the Goldshel That was when the
German government ruled" that il
American vessels entered the subma
rine zone they would have to be
painted like \ BARRIERS pole, red and
white. But Captain Rousel took his
smutty little tramp from Wilmington
straight into the teeth OF the U-boat
zone and raced TO Bordeaux, where
he and his craft were received by
cheers and bands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04

Smith River Lumber Company. Inc, Roa-
nokc. Va. observation-disclosures. sl65, 900:
minimum, Sl0,09o. Oniccrs-S II. Morgan.
president. HunginEton. w. Va: w. r: Han
son and :. g. Mcclellan. secretary. Roa
Va Cartal--n,s xi,num, SIC. 900. minimum
1000 utccrs-W. r. Cassidy. president
charles w. cTowder and L. +. Hcrod. sec
retary and treasurer. all OF Richmond. Va
ohJect-ma nufac ture. purchase. sale. cx-
change. distribution. erection and deal gen
orally in weather strips. screens, shades
etc.
Queen & Monticello Corporation. Norfolk
"a, rital-In ximum. $4,000: minimum
J. NJ. Gwaltney. secretary, aud F. A. Mill,
rcIl estate business.
Murray lumber Company. Inc. Norfolk
;l5,ooo. ohiccrs-A. L. Murray. president
= :\dd!ngton and Henry Bnwden. all OF
Norfolk. Va. objcct-Gcneral lumber and
timber business
The Po,,c Williams Garage and sale.
Ghsrics. II i'o;ter. president. Washington
ID. G.: l. q. Giascock. secretary. East Fail,
church. =. u. Williams. East Falls church
v. Is .;row. Washington. D. G. Object
automch!c business
=, A,impicnanicn, to charter Of Progressive
burg. Va. oniccrs-G NJ BASS. president
J. winston Bass. secretary. Creating $40
900 preferred stock.
Amendmnt TO charter OF the First Ma.
ti1nal Exhibitors Circuit. Inc. OF virginia
President: r. ID craver. secretary. in am%.n'
ias maximum capital stock from SEQ .OoC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
HERE'S A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
For Those Suffering With
Rheumatism, Lum bago,
Lame Back, and Uric
Acid Troubles.

II costs money to consult doctor. and
ihen you have TO pay the druggist for tho
prescription which you must have h!led
You set uoin the ADVICE .; n doctor and
cost OF the medicine when YOU buy a BOTH.
Of Prescription C-2"23. This splendid llou,d
compound was used in the practice of
specialist for years--i, gave his patient,
relief where other doctors and remedies had
failed.
Prescription c-c22a will relieve You. sun.
nose sou go 10 your druggist today Ask
him for n large Sl.56 bottle OF Presentation
t-2@23 and 23@a Liver pills md begin IN.
treatment as soon as possible. H. afte- YOU
have used TWO bottles according to direc.
tIons. You do not feel that you have been
sufficiently benefited. take the empty bottles.
back TO your druggist tell him all about
~ and he VIII promptly refund you tho
price which you paid for the two bottles
Prescription C-"c23 lie iia.. at most
good drug stores or The 2293 La bora;orics
Memphis Tenn. viii send you a bottle pos, :
PAM on receipt OF price under Is SAM.
guarantee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
Real Estate and Court News
cHANtERy BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS

uGif" ws, FSE59"? s-os G w s ,.n 3Sns;
st5ss.. May .,Ess' s 10 west Of NO"foFd
%y% from east line ss r on f'n To s side
E .MITai 6 6, Fisher Ana Anqs Rishnoad
loo,lsA-is,:i east sd IsrooE Turnpike. 30 Is Is
Ma asFi lila Of iaI .5o lie" $500
win ngn m GrAwt9GG nd Hag sSh 6 wfs
o%isfa ard Graz 5 @Fn"': Jun SoFner si e
10 sq, s., ,I,,l Liof2 r agG Hrry p !h9soana
:Iyl?i feeL; south line stuart Avenue. 81 Zee;
WeSdi Belmont Avenue; lien $500. Nav
5 d@s vo M Ms 81 to NJ ,'hnshand, No;
'FWsnisfith FeG-GSrS s lsis, lax s., iaS Il OF
q t2go rass5 . "'9 kelley 'h ~ "a
am visW. Ayenns MAJ = 1915 tax o. S.,
,.S91insHs = W1,Gi,Gi nnd E.mira r Iwtfe to
land: No icle North Twcnt. eighth :6xiao
Hcr SIN 59s $ ROAD MsE SgeT An, i.g
e.: IGhn ;, ~ WhihGld to Ge9yse Elolse Whit
&c, from MsalowhridEs Road NV" Npril x
~ Lee bayis e ais, TO G.. ". White. O>sr
~ nGHhr- "m sGnih II" i5.toot alSN %,
,anncGHs sas,. ~ peeu Run Street NAV g
nd 6ts Meb bon Eng 20 M i7 Mort Tts {
!s sh,G ST. st. 8" :ee a., oH'h or ye"iS
,Amanla Elton Thorn .. , lirs eriaec, NJ
aiah",'e~s; Nos 30, ::ni 's.uer., N,cnue 2
Avenue q feet irchcs wc"t .6t Sycam amor
JfF Tha Ma 81 lio isS iA ; I2 $40 ,
l,anoye5 C"nmtm, !" Nu,t!o VI i'oiut. eo.7xS
sop,h y nrosd s,r@s, NAV q 1917, ss'7.S
;,''i ,a >, Ni $500, Go Never Lew. lot. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
RUSH 0NE-CENT PIECES
Every Mint in Country Put to Work
TO supply Extraordinary
Need,
tRv Associated prass. l

WASHINGTON. June 3-Every mint
In the United states has been put to
work by Director Ray Baker turning
out 1-cent pieces in an effort to keep
pace with the enormous demand for
the nations least valuable coin. The
output has been pushed to 10000, 900
cents a month.
There have been approximately d.
5oo.ooo.00o 1-cent pieces coined in this
country, Mr.. Baker said today
THE subtreasuries qre Inundated
with orders from banks. which keen
issuing the copper coins for use in
payment OF odd cent taxes and street
car fares"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
NORTH CAROLINIANS SAIL
ON SlnONEN AND OItlZA

BREST, June Slight thousand men
of the Eighty-first Division CNorih Car
olina., South Carolina. Florida. National
Army) sailed for Newport News last
night, on the transports Siboney and
Orizaba. The Mount Vernon. with c.
600 regulars from the sixth Division,
sailed this morning for New York
The liner George Washington, in
which President Wilson has three times
crossed the Atlantic. has been ordered
TO be ready to sail on twelve hours
notice al any time after midnight,
June 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
GENERAL ANDREW MOSES
EXPECTED RO-.E JUNE Is

WASHINGToN. Ilfne 3.-Iieadquar-
ters of the Eighty-frst CWildcaD Di.
vision and headquarters of the One
Hundted and fifty-siNth Artillery Bri-
gade. of the same division, are due
IN New York June II. aboard the
transport Cap Finistere, the War De-
partntent announced today. Officers on
the vessel include Brigadier-Ceneral
Andr6w Moses1iu command of the ar
Iillery brigade.
Expected arrival OF the Duca
d'Abruzzi at New York. June Is. with
detached units also wac announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
4. s. IS. CANONICUs ARRIVES
WITH 1925 MEN AROARI

NEWPORT NEWS VA, June 3.-The
l.. S. s. Canonicus arrived this morn.
ing with fifty-iive officers and 1925
men !of the Eighty-eighth Division
aboarti. Units on the ship included
the first battalion OF the Three Hun
drcd land F'ifty-seCond Infantry: the
mach Sne- sun company of the Three
HUNDRED and Fifty second Infantry and
the Three Hundred and Thirteenth sup
ply Train
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
TRANSPORT TROY LANDS,
BEARING VIRGINIA MEN
OFcrs Fifteen Hundred Members of
30Fth Engineers Arrive at New
York From France.
NORTH CAROLINIANS ON SEAS
Liner George Washington Ordered to
Be Ready to Sail on Twelve Hours
Notice After June 5-Now at
Brest Port.
NORTH CARoLINIANs on SEAS
IRy Associated press. l

NEW YORK. June 3.-More than B.
600 former national uardsmen from
Texas and Oklahoma arrived here to-
day ON the transport Troy. The trans
port Drought the Three Hundred and
Fifth. Engineers, EiGhtieth Division
tNew Jersey, Virginia, Maryland. Della :
ware, and District of Coiumbia), forty
ofticets and l.5lS men.
The transport Ars >ntina arrived
here today with 1,lS5 returning sol
idicrs,' composed Of a number of casual
|compAnies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04

Clara Hail Cox. deceased We. James william
cox. to George y Has. No 1928 Beverly
Street. te2NI5o feet north line Beverly Street
Mt east line Tcmpic street MAY %? 1919
500
NJ. +. Caldwell and Martha J: twifel: OF
California. to r.. X. Iiutchson. No. 1902 East
Broad Street, 26xio feet north line Broad
Alma L.. de Mlihau 10 W. L. Martin. No
1910 Lamb Avenue, 81 l-2xle5 feet west line
street. lien OF, 1s,.s5. April 80, 1919; taN
Sl9o. $40.
Mamie J Boschen and Albert O. ,hus-
band TO Kathryn b. Woodson. No. coo
Montrosc Avenue. 81 feet Inches by l2i
feet inches west Enc Mon,rose Avenue.
500 fec; south OF Essex Street: lien oi
I5,opI.3s. May .. 1918; tax SC. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
CmAScERY RELEASE DEEDS.

a r ,,,n.. 2 and +. NJ FSoNlSSy, rus
land. 5ONl2j feet ives, line Lamb Avenue
- fe.t North Of Bacon Road May 20
w!!iam /. Tyler trustee, to Ks,haryn NJ
spare. No 2sof Floyd Avenue y fea; .
1ch.s by 1855 fee, north line Floyd Avenue.
- t"et II inches east Of Deep Run Stree.
Mny 80. 1919. $3.50
Floyd Bradley, trustee. 10 william y
bndiey 10. 1905 Moore Street. I6xIco feet
north Inc Moore street. al feet west OF
Norton Street. Alay 90 1919; 500
william J.. ryic! to Lcnora Cox. ioxla.
feet south line Grey Cou-, Avenue 40
tcei east OF Lafayette Street. Nay 90 1918,
William /. Tyler. trustee, to Rober, !.
johnson and Louisa tw!fe> 3GxiIo fec,
north line street. 80 feet west OF Thir.
~ hrst street. May %. 1919; 1850
Frank u Epps nd william A. sniiSr rr' ,ra?
tees. 10 Mary J i.srTnand. No 1905 West
Clay Street, 2GNloO feet north line Clay
street. -. feet cast OF Hancock Street.
May g. 1919 81 600
RANK of Commerce and Trusts trustee
70. Harncy +. Myers and ! w Solomon
SCx!4e fee, south In" .road Street. 50
!"oi east of Laurel street. May ~ 1919.
Nj l.. wnkor trustee. to Emmo,t II
WOOD and America Z. twife>, ljhso lee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

w,sa o .fs!ss any .s5s.s ins ssSs Slsy$
OF pssp Ryn stree MAY MAY e. lsis ts23iS
of NorfolH. Va: 70 Pollard &. Basby, inc
srns,se TC liis North Twsn,y second
S Nay a. ls sfs s s5ss,e s0''" OF -
Vest line Bou!evaTd. 525 fee, Nom Of
Df. eass fs5si Wh MsE al l sis9h s
land land 10 n poSley; trustee NJ; ~.
VEST t" line T@ents"eirhth Street. i l2s FEET
north OF Ninc-Mile Road May gs. 1919;
nohert ~ Mcdowell 70 John n Welsh.
trustee, .6oxl3o feet cast line Twenty eighth
street, $50 zee, south OF MIL Road. June
II is. Christian and Elizabeth W. cwife
psriaY"e Ayenus idc Hs fec, cast Nf linz
Ghamberlayne Avenue Segt fee; south OF
"h'os 1 GGlsti.n M ANA h! !s5
70 John Il, Welsh, trustees. SO. eia cham
Walton Avenue. May u; 1919. $3.50,
70 ' %ser schaa fns 80 @i Noffh
Twenty second street - feet inch by l25
8 fee, inch south Of L street. May IS
Jane. !" ca ke' y. to aitl " te H'zs sDS;S s Of
ant rh yIsS Ayen %ni MsS 1si' So"
;.rustse. No. 500 N5rth Bollevard. soxi6G
era At srs ns so!"G g nGnsSaFd
Rosa l. waison to ii. i 'w%aGiSer. tru.-
es es"s s5sc Eel n inin fTS Snih rh Fi
S nelson My 6 Book 30 tsi' aSd ia p uyfc to
NJ l. Wake trustee. No Sos East Leigh
south line leigh s,r stree Il feet tGS' 10 ii nShss
cas-; OF Third Street May 81. lsls. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
MEET NEXT IN TORONTO
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen VIII
Adjourn Their Convention
Wednesday,.

COLUMBUS. ONO. June s-The
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainn,en,
who have heen in convention here
since May II. viii hold their next
triennial convention In Toronto. Can
ada. II was announced today by Presi
dent William q. Lee. The convention
here Will adjourn tOmorroM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
Last Mexican wnr Veteran Dies,
IlN Asenciat Tod Drnsa

SAN JOSE. CAL. June 3-Dr. Rus
sell II. Trip said to have been the
last Mexican War veteran in this conn
try. died here Yesterday within twenty
days OF his tooth birthday lie was
n delegate TO the first Republican Ma
tional Convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
, for good roads At not TO exceed 8 uey
cont of the asssseed valuation Of the
state,
necover slnin Woman,a noAx.

BERLIN, Juno 3.-The body Of Rosa
Luxembourg. the radical Socialist, who
was killed by a mob Inv Berlin Aarly
In tho present year at tho same Tina
DR.. Karl Liebknecht was assassinated,
has beeu found In the Landwehr Canal.
The body has beon held fast In tho
dixie, preventing Its recovery by divers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04

Street each evening for tho men who
have Just arrived in camp and who are
are kept rather busy during tho day
In going through the mastering out
process. the respite in being out in
the open and enjoying a movie is
joyously welcomed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
Rheumatism

is completely washed out Of the svs
TEN by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed bv
lnoney-back offer Tastes fnc costs a
lrlhe lpeliNcicd anywhere By our
Isichinonh agents -Sponce- Nunnt maker
Go. Hhnne thelr - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04

a northeast corner Of ST. James and Coutt,
Streets. May -. 1919: 1886.
James Lewis Anderson and ". N. Nelson.
trustees. TO Roe-i Solomon and Louis thus.
band, No 3ll5 Grove Avnnuc, 3exlIa feet
2 inches south line Grove Avenue. ls1 feet
inches west OF west street May 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
FLORIDA FOR GOOD ROADS
solons Initiate Constitutional Amend.
ment Permitting Bond Issues for
Highways.
tBv A,.oc,.t.d p,A..

TALLAHASSEE. FLA. juno 3.-By a
vote Of So to 10 the House OF Rspresen.
tatlres this morning passed an amend
ment TO the state Constitution author
ling tho LeEisiature to bond tho STATE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
uENRICo RELEASE DEED.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

w. w Bsvercy. trustee. 10 Harry -.
Parkhurst. ".6So acres. one mile from cit
tRichmondl. August II. 1919: Sl,ltj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
/HENRICo BARGAIN AND SALE.

Land Company OF Virginia 10 Henry r.
winston. lot s. cas-, OF Piney Road. May
II. 1919: tax so cents. $40
Windsor Community Farm. Inc, TO John
Lovonsen and wife. lot s, Windsor Com
nuni,y Farm. EikU. Va. March Is. 1912
Windsor Community Farm to Martin
Reese and wife. lot j. Windsor Community
Farm. Eiko. Va. March 10. 1919; tax sale.
Daniel A. L.diey and Dora twifel TO c..
II. friddy, acres. near Belmont Station,
r. T. p ~; sig m nils north Of city
Windsor Community Farm. Inc. to Peter
B. Rrrhwald and wife. lot 9: Windsor Com
inunity- Farm. Elko. ia. March II il,o;
tax sS:'. so.
wrds,' Communists farm. Inc. 10 no>n,
IarS"n and vie. let 4, N'ndsor COMMUNITY
Farm. Eiko. Va March IS, 1879: tax $3.50,
$40.
Windsor. Community Farm. Inc. to
ser Community Farm. Elko, Va March Is.
1912; tax {2.io. $40.
Windsor Community Farm. Inc. to p.
i;y Farm. E.kc, Va. March II. 1919; tax
windsor Community Farm, Inc. to H..
NJ. Fossum - ais. lot 10. Windsor Com
munity Farm, Elko. Va. May ;. 1919: tax
- o. SIC.
Windsor Community Farm. Inc. to Anton
Nelson lot :. Windsor Community Farm.
Elko. Va. May -. 1912? tax 81 so. $40.
Windsor Community Farm. Inc. TO $. {.
Nielsen. lot \. Windsor Community Farm,
Elkc. Va. May 5. 1919: tax slIo. SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

+. .. Chade-a and Barbara twifcl to
Richard r. Woodsou and Bertha twifeb. 81
acres. two miles southeast Of Seven Pines
May II. l9lg: $500.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
HELPING THE MELTING
POT MELT

One of the best ways to start Ant
ericanizing aliens in this country,
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture believes, is TO teach better
standards OF living. For that reasol
the home demonstration agents IN,
der the direction of the United States
Department of Agriculture and the
state colleges will devote much time
in 1919 to foreign women. The in
|struction given by the extension
workers is carefully adapted to the
tastes aud habits of various nation
alities. In Newark N. j., the
majority Of the foreigners are Jews,
Italians or Poles. The care taken
not to offend Is more than compen-
stated by the cordially accorded the
home demonstration agents. Work
with Jewish people is confined to
subjects which do not infringe on
their dietary laws. One of the New
ark home demonstration agents, a
Jewess. has induced many OF them
to try new and better habits of diet
and living The right kind OF food
to give children of various ages Ii
taught wherever necessary. and cof.
fee and tea drinking by children
common in foreign sections--is dis.
couraged. The Jewish diet usually
lacks fruit and vegetables. so the ex
tension workers emphasize theil
value In the menu.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
DOROTHY GISH GOES TO
POLICE STATION IN
A PATROL WA
CON
Interesting Incident Pic
tured During the Film
ing of "Peppy
Polly"

The city OF the Four Millions bids
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Miss Dorothy's Paramount picture,
Penny Polly which will be shown
at the Lyric theatre next Wednes lay
and Thursday. The star was to be
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