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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
LOCAL NEWS

Thirty-siv members of Vienna
Lodge, l. o. o. F., attended the meet
ing in Detroit, last week. They re-
port having splendid time. =.
Melvin Morse, Of this place, is the
patentee of runner which is de-
signed to transform an auto into a
sleigh for winter use. The inven-
is quite ingenious.
Earl Maltby, of Flint, called on
Clio friends, Saturday.
William, and Elmer Wetherald, of
Denver, Colo, and George Wether-
aid, of Flint, called on old friends in
this vicinity, Tuesday. They also
paid visit to their aunt, Mrs. Annis
DDarling, of Montrose township. 1t
will be recalled that these are the
sons of the aged lady who died sud-
denly at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. French, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Daily and Mr..
and Mrs. Sal Carlton motored to Pt-
trolia, Ont, last week, to see the
father of the ladies, who is critical
ly i'll. Mrs. Carlton will remain in
Petrolia for the balance of the week.
Byran Johnson has brought to our
office giant red garden beet, weigh
ing nine pounds. Who has beet to
beat this beet?
The "Orpheus Four" a quarlette
of vocalists who won the 81 900 prize
at the Panama Pacific Exposition
will open the High School Lyceum
course here, Saturday evening, Nov.
Is. Bear this date in mind.
Chas. L. Best and Fred Miller
were in Saginaw, on legal business,
Wednesday.
G. A. Best, wife and daughter, of
Holly, were guest of Mr.. Best's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Best,
Tuesday night.
Chas. l.. Best was in Flint, Tues
day.
Richard, the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. M. Houghton, was taken to
Flint, Wednesday, where he under
went an operation for the removal
of his tonsils. He is doing very
nicely at present.
Mrs. G. M. Rathbone returned
home this week after weeks visit
with friends in Flint.
The best dustless mop, will wear
lifetime.--E. E. Huyck. ~,
DR.. B. T. Goodfellow has new
enclosed Ford car, with the new
starter and all complete. 1t will be a
mighty nice thing for his use, we
should imagine.
Mrs. Warren Richardson was OPP
Grated on, Friday, at Hurley hospital.
Flint, and late reports were that she
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. G. w. Hoff is visiting rela-
tives in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Haven were
visitors in Saginaw, Friday.
Miss Ora Selby is visiting Miss
Grace Cronk, Of Toledo.
Wallace Culver moved his family
to Bay City, Monday.
Mrs. d. B. Helfrich spent Satur-
day in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Dunkell,
and two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Dain-
ey Dunkell and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Smith and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Smith and Miss Helen
Daniels, all of Flint, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
st, Clair, Sunday.
Bill Minor, Of Flint, spent Sunday
afternoon with Clio friends.
Ralph Martin, Of Ionia, spent Sum
day with Miss Buelah Petit.
Oscar Smith, of Flint, spent Sun
day in Clio.
Morley Smith, of 0tisville, spent
the week end visiting with friends in
Clio.
Thebbert Moore, Of Flint, spent
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
M. p. CHURCH NOTES

Morning service at 10:30; Rev. E.
l.. Morrison, of Saginaw, will preach ;
Sunday School IL AS, Birch Run SER
vice 1900; Rev. E. L. Morrison will
preach This being the regular quar-
terly conference, the sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be observed.
There will be no service at the Brick
church, as the people of that church
will join with Birch Run for their
service. Christian Endeavor $50,
Union service at M. E. church 1880,
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1880.
The quarterly business meeting will
be held at Birch Run church at $3.50
Saturday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. f. L. Morrison.
All services will be conducted on
Eastern Standard time.
The Ladies' Aid of the Brick
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Walter Tomkinson, Thursday
Nov. 6.
Rev. Joseph Dibley, Pastor.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
BUELL. LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kennedy, of
Detroit, and Will Stuart, of Flint,
spent the week end with tha'- mar
ents, Duane Stuart and wife.
VIM. Harrison and wife attended
the party in honor of Merle Ridley at
his home Monday evening.
Several from this vicinity are
hauling potatoes to Flint this week.
Mrs. Bernice Harrison is attending
the State Teachers Convention be-
ing held in Detroit.
Mrs. Rhoda Whitman was called to
Detroit last week by the death Of her
aunt.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
NEW ASST CASHIER

A. M. Alexander, of Detroit, has
been engaged for the osition of as
slstant cashier in The Clio State
Bank. Until the present he has been
engaged in the clearing house de-
partment of the First and Old De-
troit National Bank and will come
here with the highest Of recommen-
dations in every way.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
RALLY DAY SUCCESSFUL

Rally day services held at Birch
Kun M. p. Church, last Sunday, are
reported to have been largely at
tended and both pleasurable and
successful from every point of view.
Under the leadership of Rev. Joseph
Dibley the church at Birch Run bids
far to become an important and
popular factor in the social and
spiritual life of the village.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
BOX SOCIAL

A box social will be held at the
Holden School house Friday evening,
Nov. z. An interesting program is
being prepared. The proceeds will
De used in getting supplies and
equipment for the Hot Lunch Club
which has just been organized. The
teacher is Mrs. Bernice Harrison.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
NOTICE

All dogs owned in Genesee Coun-
ty must be muzzled when running at
large or confined at the home Of the
owners. Dogs not cared for in con-
fcrmity to this rule will be shot.
By Order Ct
Sheriff of Genesee County.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
PINE RUN CLEANERS

The next meeting of Pine Run
Arbor will be held Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 5th. As business Of great
importance is to be transacted, every
member is requested to be present.
Secretary.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30

The famous French ertist. Gustave
Dore. was born and reared in the
shadow Of Strasburg cathedral. says
Mrs. Betham-Edwards. In ''The Heart
Of the vosges." At the age Of eight
years ne broke his right arm, but be-
came. as II by magic. ambidextrous.
As he lay In bed he cheerily drew pic
lures all day long with his left hand.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
l. o. o. F.

The Initiatory Degree will be con-
ferred on fine bunch Of candidates
next Saturday evening, Nov. 1st.
Meeting called at 1880 p. m. After
the degree work is through chicken
supper will be served in the dining
hall. Let us all be on hand and en-
joy a good time together.
Lloyd Hill, Com.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
RED CROSS CHANGE

Through change in plans, Red
Cross Sunday will be observe in the
churches of the state on Dec. 7th,
instead of Nov. I'd, as announced in
these columns last week.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30
Chris stian Endeavor

The Christian Enceavor society
will hold it's regular Sunday night
service in the C.. E. rooms of the M.
P, church at $50. Thurlow Swihart
is to be the leader. We are always
sure of good service when Thurlow
leads and now as he has recently TAX
en- unto himself wife, to help in all
his undertakings, we. are sure we will
have better-than-ever service. Good
subject, good singing. Everybody
welcome.
Do not forget that Sunday night
will be Conservation Service. Also
please remember the regular monthly
business meeting on Tuesday night,
Nov. 4th. Let's have good number
out, as there is important business
to take care Of.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30

Some Of the New Popular Edition
Books have just arrived, and are for
sale at 75c.-Reid Bros.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-10-30

Selling fast-better get yourself a
brown pitcher.-E. E. HuyckX ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
-. Being the owner 81 1915 I----)
c-r, | am experiencing Cons;dera ole trouble
FARMERS WINTER COURSE
BEGINS ON FEBRUARY 3
short Course This Yenr Is Divided Into
Three Periods. ItunnInS to
February -.

BLACKSBURG, VA. Dec. 13.-Thc
annual farmers winter short course
in agriculture at the Virginia Poly
;echnir Institute. viii be held Fehru-
AIRY 20 February -. 1870. This year
the work given By the dairy husbau-
dry department Will he divided into
three per;ous.
During Tie first seven days OF ;ho
short course. from February to 10
men that wish 10 gain proficiency in
testing milk and It, products will be
given series Of lectures on this sub
ject. combined With an intensive course
in practical laboratory work.
4, The completion of this work in a
manner satisfactory 80 the instructors
will entitie tho student 20 a ccrtih
cate as q tester IN Virginia. 1t will
also prepare tho student for test work
in any cox testing association.
The second period Will last for nint
Gays. from February II 20 IL, and this
time Will be given 20 the general sub
jcct OF dairy farming. Lectures will
be given during the morning hours
on feeding, breeding. herd manage
ment and diseases OF dairy COWS. and
tho production of sanitary milk. rrac.
teal work IN milk testing, stock judo
ins; and The treatment OF diseases wi!
occupy the afternoons.
The ;hird period OF seven day, from
February 20 TO ~. Will he given e
courses in butter and cheese making
cor creamery mon and chccs" makers
This course will he very practical. anc
not more than one hour day will
DC devoted 10 lecture work
students may take al or only
part of the coursc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

q. pieasc give mo the following .nror-
mauoh have q t----) light SIX. 1919
model have bout tooo miles and
am having troub!. with tho oil !caRin- 10 y
hpaTk n!uss J am using hcavy oil. and
s Fl IS s sS ina ms shsnsd NJ %h. op
be N" cause" In thc last low d.ys 1 have
hh and hsn dn GseG "ne grG IpnY aHa on
I, seems TO tirre with cylinder ztros. ana,
20 ha Doc, whsn Fsse6 MN '"riye MIL
Iu'e N.Nes or CYLINDER in any lay,
"a The fac, ,h., YOU have the nissins
n'oT IN. The eu dn gus. may Be
e,os 81 or ~ inc cNlindcr which would
guE. 1he Ifs- ma So HsEs ana oni spat ss
G ,n. - ''as iT ass 'he vSiyS caps or spsrS
10 10 g; iiEn,; avn a stun, which ,hc rrit.r
u' msbc s5 nss =" "aS sra 'nsm 'ss.
, ,hsagG; ARD ard 10 smear hi. on Tho nopcr
ihread. With er. paitc srs.s. 'f Ru n o~ .nt
IN nen S',S re -otH h f.yS.n T Do o5 b.
oxygen nozzle mu.t hc kept in conptaat mo.
ham s SaTS isiS l9Fd .Ra hays b..sn
sh,s The cnsnc run. pc2isdty ~h h, ,r n.
S 80, =, neal over h.u!,nS bu; could
on the light, with engine running She
nov bulbs In the SOCKETS If YOU could
Iinoly tell me where 70 locate the trouo!.
would APPRECIATE II Yer. much l..
II - The lett-hsnd Ign, winch Is
9TH e nm Re WIZ %1s r ssinia ss;. 70.
lamps. especially lust above Tho crank III =
di". inst YOU VIII sud IL badly worn ~.
oi!-s:ahcd- This VIII caUs" q short !rcu!t
winch IN lEht take enough current N v.clkc n
IN" spark. II tho rirht-hand light il dim
y WI! d" due 20 a poor connection or dirt
- me Soc""' think. too. that YOU have
set 100 far arart
oil
ny ,onE!nc 10 Etop suddenly and then start
aSsn S"rte;iine: it will he runnin. hne
ne car hiopr II VIII start up again II;
chiS. acis mat Wy urriodicaliy 1t rIii
do II '-o or three times and then / ca
20 rr-a; many miles without il hsppenin Z
4 number OF ,hr=s Nigh, be The
r" VS.. but the most Encly is water IN Tho
."ioilne DIX or partial CoES!nE Of
Inc sssol!.c lire may also n. me cnu.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATcH SUNDAY DECEMBER H. 1919

Hs s.S. ss ro's3 vG'" S. ,s sy
Sa the s RTSss.s TIC ' !". 81 rs4n a
p Pic e. pinion only viii often MAKE mat
Old; JasS had I sisansd from ~" "sr5on:
MT; IN dont ,hInt Il has 'as mS.m uS Sr"g
as before 1t dom pull we'll on !. huh.
y, rh. elu,ca and drum, o.nt l. NAY IA q ito,
may % 100 ioHsc wh Gsr ON. or n9 no se'S 81
.n s sg hsnai may p. dr-sxnF o4aly
Th ,,sa % r,onsr yoqT gar$g7nr may be
,hsy may have been lowered. 80 MAJ The
..IMyoo. lif!era or; Yush rgds. 50 that the
hrn ,he cns!nc 'i Il m9p's ~. sG In1
e. .:t and DR. LUSH 5T ;nl pfy e%,wssn no ys
' 4 ct ns ~ s%i i; q u. VIZ :
lhrSs eyndfrs AVE nc. tIn MAJ eu an' . }S.S
j had ii. piston ,pk.n GU, ana ana . p }msii
-sseen,h Inch hoes GranSf R0 r'" Z, I IN
hfS wees OIL can how bscL through hem /
MAKES 'F nS ,HsTsH M NJ, OIL out
"F to ox and srn docs h ss m.Ss
as soGd eom2r.ssi2n The cylinders arc NOT
ana IN" 2 he Fen, sh. too o. ow
e., On M: How Ion: does II take to. wear
Hx cutting The oil groove y viii ii a. It's
N''0E - You 'li. you made the bottom
r,1= shsciu'ely useless. md nndoubtediv
SION IN putuns ~ n" rings YOU may hsNr
r-w rirrE in the climbers before putting
them on the rStona To that he NC
;i9r7 came tose thcr prop3ry?
~ Will ,aHe IN The nclrhhcrhood Of 1909
NJ properly. by iaDplrG in The rings thai
material IN the cylinder a nd then y:or.;imS
the piston M ana down un,il the rings sh"r-
"car them In - hand Great care must
be takcn 10 thorourhlv clean on ali OF N"
abrasive after this upcrstion
O. hs"" = 1917 i.------J car. With high
! weli in gear, but no. vel when running
Have c'sa ned plu%s md carefully set their
. gap. Also cleaned the - rblrctpr and nsu
/ II odjus;cd. but III" h,Gh-spcet screw is
! as lar as ~ VII! 90 on last notch. Magnetic
/ IL IN good SHAPE nd gives a fine ,uark ever,
Mnch rinnn" very Slowly. should / ret =
| There. iz also grind from the front .,
! he cnEin.. II Is. however. Irregular WIZ
| 5. From, the fact that YOU nave tbc
! Et!nd WhiGh j. probab!r dug 10 the timing
M h"'s h rnD saS tho n sagnd to e.ey:
/ ", dccs e. due to back sh in the rairs
/ wh!ch driyr thr csrnshaft ard magnetic
! ~ alapp!n= ii'c timing viii DC ma !" 10
va;y stretched cha n viii c. use both
| Cio=rcd muricr. leaking Of fal.- air SHARK
! TOO late. incorrect CSrlurc'Nr I'D iug. lnc \,
: VIII alao cause the cnz!ac to actIas you
RAY.
| rryin- = now nozzle might bc worth Whit.
/ hut beforc changing the nols!e &c; an in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

bling fan. pump or lack o. lubricat!on
SOUEA III ING
from Slipping fan belt. lack OF lubri.
catlon. bent or worn parts rubbing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

S5 is so' S.a ess S:: s 81 acA
~ hun ,bo od only % esnnoi ~ ~
nave ,hs =, 10 ra'l rich. 's bq: s' s'si
?eS'' @5." 4 IL aHR bic. ben
running loI;s time or hhis too. &c;
SS g. down % On the u fss s..S
bought the carouT"tcr second hand. Shouic!
". G. 4
.uaa RI al. q' *sIH. s SH p2 ss ~ nc
az, 10 give more E.T' You can thin I,he
"a 3" 's' X qSs'" H az" c Sa
,ss 6heTsp r. IL II he m.,ure To ct :,
inn TAKE 1nE The e"G small iPs s e-sa
which YOU VIII sec Tho pin viii then
Q have great trouble With INV car
store my nn TO ni. .ss ana soin wh bs
n.zni y wi! not pull. and often vii!
i, Sometimes VII, s,af Pn n ira Nc h't On
ions run It works o. X VIVA, j. H.
less - is due 70 the poor grade OF Easo-
"soorza ton When you I ItefS o., M m i i6f
Ene oa noF - 5 nofz cold 20 ha tho
siY air ,rb ,.r y"pT sher ruhs .nd Hu, on no,
10 ,ss s4rsH,: 10 's yoa @s s,''dd'Hr devices
g. I San get some clincher tire. which
my ear assh, soe II tr. o'hs Is hr.
h. soi,d ois :9.f h.. ,Te on the M II
which cen be pu, into the groove OF tnc
chncher lire so that II can be used on !.
strai$h, side Tire, The ,clincher Tire mus,
Tn. soft-hesd ciinched cannot nc used on
e l hays 1915 t1 .---l roadster. Their.
=, Ten niles niles an hour. but 80 soon as IL gets
"a, car in shop 70 have, new psstons
coming from eenter bearings OF the ram-
Sd. II bein: worn. would like to get
your opinion. and IL there is any Tay
.3n line up the bearing without king on
=; Tn- noise Nigh, come from III. cam
shait bearing. | believe you will BE- b'.
20 %. at II without removing tho bloc
c!2nAcase radiator and timing re@r cove.
Gu; IN the m idde Dos: OF the cam,h.f. G III 3
which iits The end OF screw found on
the outside of the engine. The purpose OF
should this screw not have been properly
placed in the groove you will get a grind
@. have 1915 Ford car tina. has
developed roaring sound have re-
placed drive pinion, also main roller bear
ing and thrust Washer With no result, 1t
rannins tss: Can you tell me how 20
y. There a crca many things " hirh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

strurti"n sheet from The carhure.or maker.
ii Ia wn,%n me- rirn ;ittie tests which can
sTah or lars. or = YOU have 2 douLie.
' believe you will br able 10 buy the n-W
trial.
Snccding ~ the enEin. when iii!ne NIL
oNttcom" The annoyance from Stopping. The
action. | believe. IL some what characte st ic
or the engine Won name. and |. therefore.
bclier" that the worn. stretched cnain. as
First mentioned. IN likely TO he tho cause
sec n there is much oack-'ash IN the
q BpnH the owner 81 a 1915 I-)
OF late
Wien IN MS; speed car runs smoothly.
bus wbcn throwing into a~cora the ca r
bHrins 10 Ter. ana docs not rive tuil powcr.
l. a. NJ.
\. | Inclined 10 believe that s0rn- =
'hinC - wrong with your trar5m;s-lon. one
OF the si af;--rnav hr hcnt or . sca- broken,
" tho troubl" rs only inrT cdiatoIy after
throwing into second then YOUR csrburctor
,lIlustmcnt Is probahl bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
PoR : RichMS EXPECT DIRE
CAlA'liTlcS DECEMBER II
Students Petition for school Keccsx to
he With Families GU
That Day.
IHY Associated rre..

dred university students. aroused b.
predictions OF a calamity OF the earth
due TO the juxtaposition OF planets
commissioner of education for a PC
cess commencing Friday. December IL.
in order that they may be with their
parents or families on the l7th
a general alarm has spread through
out tho island. according to reports re-
cc!Ted here following tho publication
by local newspapers OF alarnin .
prophecies concerning what was 10
happen December Il. Dcnials by other
newspa pcrs thus far apparently have
failed 20 allay the public concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Ga.toni.,. L.lcst Non Indu,trr.

INS VNTN, y. e, Doc. IJ.--Thc GuS-
ionia Storage Battery Company. CAPT
talized n 100000 has been organized.
j. N. Holland being the president. and
II. NJ. Holland, Observation-Disclosures and
Senera' manager. The company will
construct plant here. tho officers be-
ing their own architects and employ
inI day labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
10 nun own Fin,,btnr plan,

AsheNiilc Knitting Mills have decided
upon details or an addition to tho plant
nero. IN which tho company will do
Tho cheap pei. GRADES OF hos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
on Refinery Near Alc.nudr,,

refinery to be established at Relce 4,
this tAlexandriap county. is 10 be- !
four-story brick building. So by III;
lect. ana to be completed by April /,
Company. OF which Jacob Dold, of this
city. is president. VIII conduct the re
nnerN. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Industrial I4c-un Hurt. sro,u.

BARCELONA. Dec. l3.-rradc ana
industry here are feeling the scrions
ELECTS Of the lockout declared bv en-
ployers. The Bank of Barcelona has
suspended loans and pawnshops, wbich
are overstocked with pledges have
been closed. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

iery In great quantities and heretofor.
inc hnishing and dyeinG have been donc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

FOURTEEN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT

This is to to patrons friends and the general public that now located in store at the cor of 18th street and Avenue Ensy Aa where we are showing the largest line of Diamonds, Watches, Wrist Bracelets Lavaleres Cut Glass and Siverware ever dis played in this city,
 We have spared neither time money fitting up new store and safe in saying that have modern and uptodate Jewey Store can be found in any city, We are stocked with everything in the ewey line suitable for Christmas birthday and wedding presents
 cordial welcome awaits you. See our line of holiday goods suitable for the entire family
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
Exclusive Music Store

We expect to maintain old locaton 1909 Avenue for music store exclusively where carry large line of Vic tor, Columbia, Sonora and Vocation machines The public can always find the latest Victor and Columbia Records at music store.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-25
MARY PICKFORD
is NOW SISTER
OF US. NAVY
Popular Film Star Gets Com
mission for Great Work
I'm Loan Drives

| LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. %
Mary Picl1ford, film star, is now
"Li.tlc Sister of The Navy"
This title, probably the greatest
ever granted an American woman,
was conferred recently amid the fir
ing Of salutes at an impressive naval
ceremony on board the battleship
Texas during the stay of he great
Pacific Fleet at Los Angeles Harbor.
Those who participated in the cere-
mony were Secretary of the Navy
Daniels, Admiral Hugh Rodman,
commander of the Pacific Fleet,
Rear Admiral Jayne, in charge of The
Twelfth Naval Reserve District,
Capt f. II. Schoield, commander of
the Texas, and other high navy Of
iicer3.
The distinction was bestowed upon
Miss Pickford in appreciation of her
work during the various Liberty
Loan Drives. In the Victory Liberty
Loan campaign, Little Mary acted
as sponsor of the Texas with the re-
suit that this ship sold more bonds
than any other vessel in the navy
thus winning for the little star the
privilege of becoming Little Sister
fof the Nevy."
In his remarks of commentator,
Secretary Daniels spoke very highly
of the aid rendered the different
loans by Miss Pickford. at is a
pleasure" he said, "to have for our
mascot, the woman who has shown
such great patriotism by investing so
heavily in Liberty bonds. am told
Mary Pickford holds more bonds
than any other woman in America.
Nav her name always be an inspira-
ton to both the Pacific and Atlantic
Fleets"
After Miss Pickford was declared
"Little Sister of the Navy" the sec
retarv watched her raise the George
Washington pennant, awarded the
ship as a trophy for winning the
"Match the Nevy" bond selling con-
test.
This flag was flown by the trans
port which took President Wilson to
France and Miss Pickford as sponsor
of the Texas was entitled to the priv
;lege of raising it.
To show her appreciation of the
honors bestowed by the Texas, "The
Little Sister of the Navy" presented
this ship with a silver loving cup and
gave 10000 cigarettes to the crew.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-25
WELCOMES
AUTHOR IN
film WORK

"On the theory that every dog has
his day, it is plain that the author
has at last arrived in the movies and
that his day is going to last for u
long, lorg time" said Bessie Barris-
Gale in an interview the other day.
"He jumped into the puddle with
a big splash and a loud yelp and the
magnate, the director and the star,
who, hitherto, have had the puddle
pretty much to themselves, will have
to do a lot of splashing themselves
to hold their own.
I'm glad to see the author in our
midst. For years he has trailcd
along, abused, neglected, and many
times short changed as they say in.
the vernacular, but he stuck and pcl-
sisted and here he is.
"The day of the cheap story has
passed. No longer does the director
sketch a story on his cuff or the
scenario editor dope out story over
night. Never again. The producer
now gives the story his first and
best thought and pro !uction must
wait on that
81 know a wonderful picture that
wa bull around stofy that sold
for 90 but it Will never happen
a%a;1 unless some author doesn't
know nj owl ware; ). Nowadays S10,-
900 is only fair price for Il story
thr+ ,.,:1t ,,,ol-o box oeicn 1,rnduc-
ton and we hear Of other stories that
cos fortunes.
"This is all well enough SO long as
producers do not lose their heads and
bid for stories as they used to do for
stars. If a story costs more than
its economic value to picture it vi
tiates the production and failure is
the result.
"The story is the foundation Of the