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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
RUSH WORK ON PL. ANES
OWINHONORSFORU
Experts Are Bending Every Effort to Have Machines
Ready to Start Trip Over Atlantic
About May Is

by Secretary OF the Navy Daniels
about about SIX weeks ago and given full
charge OF the preparations. He has
gathered around him Il great many
aviators. and one Of these is Lieu :
tena nt.Commander BellinEcr. who was
ordered here yesterday from Norfolk
According to tho Navy Department.
there is no warrant for the statement
pilot OF tho expedition or will be on
the seapiane at all in making the
flight. His duty will be to CO.
ordinate the plans.
The Navy Department says that cx-
nloitation of the scheme is hurtful. and
that OF necessity what is being done
is to be done in secret.
II is ella lined by tho British upon
official statements that tho English
man who. says he is coming over is
TO cross from Liverpool to Ncwfound-
land in 3I5-horsc- power machine at
the rate of about nineteen or twenty
hours. Experts here do not believe
he can do that unless he takes ad.
vantage of favorable east wind. and
to insure safety he must have sea
stations of destroyers or othor vessels
at least halfway across the stretch
of 1000 miles.
Nearly all Of the experts here think
that the proper place to begin the
flight would be some point off the
coast of Newfoundland
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They Are Natures Warning Of
Impure Blood.

The skin is composed Of two
distinct layers. One is known
as the epidermis, or outer skin,
which has no fibres, and serves
principally as covering to the
body and protection from out
ward dangers to the delicate
flesh beneath. The other layer
is known as the derma, or true
skin, and is composed of elastic
fibres, fat tissue, BANDS, lymph
atics, nerves, etc. The thou
sands of tiny veins and arteries
with which it is interlaced con-
stantly supply every fibre and
tissue with healthful properties
from the circulation to keep
the skin smooth and perfect.
This is changed, however,
when the blood becomes infect
ed with humors, acids or ina
purities. Instead Of constantly
supplying rich, nutritive prop
critics to the skin, the circula-
ton deposits the acrid impurity
with which it is contaminated
into the sensitive fibres and
tissues. This causes irritation
and Inflammation, which splits
or breaks the thin outer cuticle,
while the tissues, beneath ul-
cerate and discharge upon the
surface in the form Of Eczema,
Salt Rheum, letter, etc. There
is likewise a dry form of skin
diseases, such as Acne, Psoria-
sis. etc.
Just as long as the blood re-
mains pure the skin will be free
from eruptions, but when the
blood becomes affected with
acids and humors it's nourish-
ing and healthful properties are
lost and it's acrid, humon-laden
condition causes Inflammation
Of the delicate tissues and fibres
Of the pores and glands, and the
effect is shown in one Of the
various forms of Skin diseases.
In this condition the healing
property is frequently destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
may SUMMON DUDD|NG
IN PEN|TENT|ARY PROBE
Charities Board Expected to Ask
Originator of Cruelty Charges
TO Give Testimony.
INVESTIGATION STARTS APRIL .
Corporal Punishment. Such as in
Vogue at Virginia Prison, Adam
doned in Other States, Is Dcclara-
ton OF Complaining EX-Convict.

Because OF his sensational charge
that corporal punishment of the Mid
die Ages obtained in the Virginia State
Prisoners Relief Society, Washington.
probably will receive an invitation
from the Board OF Charities and Cor
rections to meet with that body when
q begins its investigation of prison
ccndltlc on April ..
This date was set yesterday by the
board. which notified the board of di-
rector1 OF the institution that il would
assSe bic 20 gather evidence as TO the
manner in which the pcnitentiary is
conducted, especially as TO its methods
OF punishment The matter was re-
fer-ed 10 the board by Governor West
moreland Davis. after the publication
OF charges by budding that DIR. Asa
Cham eerlain. under life sentence for
cruelty and nhumanly whipped and
strapped . 4 cross.
DR.. J, T. Mastin. secretary to the
which Ne stated that corporal punish
men; mad been abandoned III practical
~ ever rs12! institution in the coun-
tEE. a-@ ;hat ne was ready upon in
N;z;io0 q the Virginia authorities 10
oo1's - Richmond for conference on
;he punishment; situation q; the peni-
;+---&-y GlG1iHE has himself been
--As :: prison. Since regain
rs IS :-%S@o-c' ae has devoted his
= 80 "2-S % the Prisoners
Te= c-42--1- >: he State Board OF
SaA:::+SS az E3--sc:,oas is DR.. Samuel
E.ic-=r ce-p-esidsn, OF Ran
go tasss and the. head OF
Se1i:ea:iz-y : !. II. WILKINSON. Of
EicAr,o-G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
THREATENED PRESIDENT
Woman, Claiming to be Hungarian
Countess, Held for Mailing Menace
ing Letter.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Aurelia Beth
len. claiming 70 be Hungarian
countess, is held by Federal authori-
charge cha Of scpd du"s threatenins latter
to President Wilson. addressed to
Paris. The countess, who claims she
was a lady in waiting to Empress EliZ-
abeth, of Austria. was arrested last
night on a warrant sworn out by Cap
tain Porter. chief of the Secret Service
here
According to Captain Porter, the
countess berated the President in a
fve-pagc letter. which had been inter-
copied, and also had acknowledged
spreading German propaganda both
during and since the war.
The countess said she had been gath
ering sociological data for series of
lectures on capital and labor and the
came to this country in 1908. Her hus-
band died in budapest in 1892, she de-
clarcd.
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BY MATTHEW r. TrGHE.

WASHINGTON. March 19.-Aviation
experts of tho Navy Department are
working under rush orders on the plans
by which 1t is hoped to win for the
United states the honor of making
the first flight by airplanc across the
Atlantic Ocean. To mako the flight In
fifteen or sixteen hours is the aim of
the department..
More than fifty men. under the direc-
ton Of Captain J. IL. Towers, the most
expert of the navy flyers, are making
the arrangements for the flight. II is
hoped that the start will be made some
time in the early summer. perhaps
about May 10. The aviators and the
personnel for the trip have not been
selected. 1t is also hoped that the
successful flight may be made before
a French or British plane has been
able TO cross the ocean.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Acting Secre-
tarr OF the Navy. made this statement
today:
I'VE are working day and night on
the transatlantic flight, and il we are
beaten OH II we can't help it,
Captain Towers. who has direct
charge of the plans. has as his imme
date assistant Captain y. L. Irwin.
who. it is understood. is in New FORK
today finishing up some of the plans.
Captain Towers was summoned here
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CHANCEKY TRUST DEEDS.

and RSheT! Bayss trustee NO. a0Sa5 5 Essi
inches south limo Franklin Strooi a. 10,
west OF Thrty-frst Street. March Is isyS'
T. Arthur Bayliss, to Frank s Richcson
East Franklin Street, Is feet 8 inches y9s
March IS. 1919: 1886. street
No asso Eaa, Il s!4ee cfg ssaiSe
line Main street. A. tc" west Of rw ,'i'it n
as y,6f nth s asc 5s ts., f?s.
street March Raash H. T., 1872: $1,000
sret rn"'H@ EEK N2' inches asf Ts sd
CAY Fyx Street March i, 1919; si,css +" q
Charles k Wills. trustee ,' lots 81 w and 81
block 4. plan Of yeientine Hechler Jr. t1y
1 1a1, fee, , cast !ine rwsn,y: eighth sirset
Req O.; J2pss and annie l. tw,te, 10
Leish Street; .0li4o feet south line Leigh n:f
Stsset; "a ,es, cas-; east OF Al,arnont Avenue.
WILLIAM Henry White and Martha Ann
!wifel: OF Lynchburg. Va. 10 Rex o. Jones
rp seSe, KS Kiss a East pafs street, q eei
'os Sreh IL f. M com SEQ 70 ws,,e.
trustee. No. 2ls HIllcrest Avenue 46bs3i ii
fee. tsraEuiiss!, At 'G;p,heast corner Of mn
SaesI ana 'lsasant N'ew Avenues. March
Waitst l. ,Ssw,on and As.e May tv,te,
so A San S" 6nso fSs
ffno Ma rYland Avenue, I75 feet north OF
'sqIns 81; Stree, I. March is. islS si.soe o.
Th,rie,h street.. % feet ,nche. siss S t.e,
srsess Ssre SaF9cr Il ss h.s s, and Leigh
soals% oNs ,ru sSs "a. IS: ."'! sS e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
SKIN ERUPTI0NS
ARE DANGER SIGNALS

by impure accumulations in the
blood, and this vital fluid not
only loses it's power to heal, but
becomes a source Of irritation,
disease, and your skin ablaze
with fiery itchings.
Why will you expect to be
cured by the use Of local treat
ment, such as ointments, salves,
lotions, etc., when you no doubt
have proven to yourself that
such remedies afford only some
temporary relief, when proper
treatment Of the blood will give
permanent relief Of the tortur-
ing disorder. Don't temporize
or try to treat your skin when
your blood is at fault.
With your skin disease you
have only to recognize the i'm
portance Of pure, rich blood in
preserving health, and that the
source Of your trouble is in the
blood. Remove the cause, which
is not in the skin, but in the
blood itself, and you will find
the permanent relief you have
been seeking for so many years.
S. S. S., Natures great blood
purifier, is guaranteed purely
vegetable, made entirely Of bo-
tanical agents, gathered directly
from the heart Of Natures for
est, and the ability Of S. S. S. to
relieve skin diseases Of every
character comes from these
blood-purifying properties
abundantly supplied by Nature,
who has placed its most valu-
able and effective agents in
S. S. S. for putting the blood in
order.
Do not delay, but go to your
druggist at once and begin taxi
ing Natures remedy, SIS. S.,
which goes down into the cir
culation, restores the blood to
health and removes entirely the
cause.
If yours is a peculiar case, we
invite you to write our head
physician, who will give you full
instructions, without charge.
Address Chief Medical Advisor,
1856 Swift Building, Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
SUPREME COURT OF ArrEAI.s.

No. &c. Crowder. by etc. VS. Crowdcr ct
ais: argued and submitted.
No. "a. H. y Francis * Co. Ire. Hotel
RueEer. Inc. - al. argued and submitted
No -. Warren Ehre; co. vs. iic< Rucger.
Inc. ct al: argued and submitted.
No ~. IittshurEh Plate Glass Company
vs. Hotel RucGcr. Inc. ct al; argued and
submitted.
No; so. Standard Engineering Company vs.
Hotel HueEcr. Inc. ct al. argued and sub
mttcd
Mex, cases to I've called
No. ST. Vessel. Duvai e CO. vs. Win
bourne ~ 60. Inc.
:, Nc: No 81 IhoeniN Insura Company OF
No 81. Wright ~. Wright
NO 81; Johnson. by etc, ". Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company.
No. So. DaGncr vs. DaEncr.
No. So Bliss. guardian. etc. Va. Spencer.
No. 81. Shivcley. Jr.'s Administrator. vs.
norfolk and Western Railway Company
NO. IS. Cooper vs.. Norfolk Southern Rail
ronA COMPANY. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
PNEUMONIA CLAIMS MANY
VICTIMS AMONG SOLDIERS
Mnrked increase In Diseasc In Ameri-
can ENpedftionnry Forccs-Much
Typhoid Reported.
tBy Associated Pre.s.l

WASHINGTON, March ia marked
increase in disease among the men of
the American eXpediuonary forces was
shown during the week ended Febru-
airy 81. The War Department an
nounced today that deaths were SIG
and that 414 of these were from ppeu-
monia. Total pneumonia cases re-
ported during the week were 1912.
Twenty-one cases of cerebro-spinal
meningitis and sixty-sevcn cases of
typhoid fever also were reported.
The situation among the troops in
the United Stacs continues good, the
report said. with further decline in
the number of new cases of influenza
and pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
-
CHARTERS GRANTED.

The State Corporation Commission yester-
DAY granted the following 'hartcrs and
. Globe lacking COMPANY. Inc, Tpcrs. y.
=: tapltai ina aimum. $1,000; minimum
$1,000. onicers-l. T. Cockrcli. presideni:
. 70 Towles. both Of Reedville. and c. C.
CockrrlI, secretary, OF TipcrS. Object-fruit
Fegctabic and fish packing company.
Aiiendment to charter OF iIoicc Hard
wood Company. Inc. Onicers--C Roice
president; James Mullen. secretary. both OF
,.lchinond increasing capital stock from
National Sulfrrn Soar Company Inc. Nor
mum. 100000. Oficcrs"IIaTrv r Ryn"n
president George a Quiglcy. and George r.
ifrann"T secretary. all OF Norfolk Object
soap and cleaning inanufa curing business
Eine Ridge Mercantile Company Inc
capital Nimum. $50. 600: minimum s25 =
600 Officers. NJ. Emswi!cr, president; X
NJ Williams: and r. a. Flora. secretary ali
OF BOOne XIII. =. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

BY Associated Press.1
PARIS, March l9.-Thc French gov
eminent. the Petit Parisien announces.
desires to resume at least unofficial
diplomatic relations with German Aus
tria- Foreign Minister Pichon. it adds.
has called to Paris Henri Allie. tho
French minister Mt The Hague. The
paper says NJ. Allie probably will be
sent to Vienna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
CUANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

51s'rS I rSSs":s"
s SSs'h OF Front street, March TO- 1919; 81
), ora ,,oao r.; welsh trustee, to
inches. south line. Franklin street. 90 feet .
feet 5 inches xs4 fSsi inches CHESS sou nn0 line
ErankIin street. - feet inches west, OF
Franklin street. 80 feet i inches sV Ss4 feet fset
inches south line Franklin street; 81 feet
si#,57S '"'-"'S' street Marc" H. '''''
AMI FSy @sa NS 70 ssu;s ary
SSsTgT' lsx2s Zee, , inches m, w'S; line Mmi
William l.. Tyler 10 August walins<i. 46 IS
F 81 1Sw Si
being lot IS, liiIlcrest. February "a, 1919;
= F. sshmia,. trustee; to Iamcs y.
az? I'm GvHS'r feet sSs s9Sh i'S Of
Re5sT'S S ar~ March is. r1ais; s5t&.
man SgT a STUART N K acxs pf fssi
sou sou, lins S,nar. Avenue. III fec, Il inches
Ma+dsh r Sg 5 55 ,FqS;eG TO HssH4
2S s, o fss' east line fwsn'y,,hTd Street. IS
( ! Sh$wnns s.t ana i NJ ii. bo35iisyy' ,5us,
Stree IS" Zee; east of Kinney Street. March
,ed t. fhsSe and L es7 tf f.s
:: fec; north OF Jay Street. March Is. 1919:
II, I. Eichsson and L. T. Crutchaeid. trus-
tees TO w. Benton Baylss. 50X37 feet west
side l5-fooi alley. - feet north Of Jay Street
March Is. 1915 s7i2.
Thomas W. Purcell. trustee to e H.
and Belle u; Hove. N?. ,2i2o East Main
street. 2:xle0 feet. north line Main Street.
- feet west OF Twenty-tifth street: also.
i5Nii fset west line Twenty fifth Street. ~
feet north of Main Street. March Il. 1919;
\. c. liarman and John McCaskic trus-
tees 10 BETTE 6 Dalton. 2lxl2i feet west
side Sycamore street, lsS feet inches north
OF cary Street March IS. ,!sl9; s525
j. Jordan l-cake and y. V. Shea. trustees,
70 Arthur Scrivenor. No. 1909 West Avenue,
- feet l-2 inches NILS feet. north line
West Avenue. las feet ives; of Harrison
street: February IL. 1919 $500
9 g. Chaplin. trustee. to a. T. Harris. 35x
south Of Burns street. being lot 10. square
=. IlEhlnNN Hnrk Mnrch Z l4lh. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
II O'CLOCK A. NJ,

% Cavalry Horses suitable
riding, light draft and ia
work; 146 ARTILLEI
HORSES, all fine draft ANNA
76 DRAFT MULES, all go)
useful animals. Most all
these animals have been vol
ed at this depot, and it will pol
lively be your last opportun}
to secure a good horse or mi
to meet your requirements,
they will all be sold at pub
auction to the highest bidd|
This will be the last sale to
held at this depot, and in ord
to give each and every one
chance to procure an anin}
they will be sold singly and
pairs.
Railroad cars tn readine|
for loading. QUARTERMAl
TER will furnish necessal
help for loading, but purcha|
ers or their agents must 81
that cars are properly bill
out.
Animals must be remov|
within "a hours.
Luncheon on the Grounds.
A Halter Free With
Every Animal.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
certified check; positively i
other checks will be accepte
Buyer must deposit 10 per Gel
Of purchase price at the time
purchase.
Trucks will meet C.. &
trains On the day Of sale to col
vey buyers to the grounds FRI
Of charge.
All communications with re
erence TO this sale to be al
dressed to the QUARTERMA.
TER, Animal Embarkation D,
pot, Newport News, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
Refuse to Helm End strike.

, BUENOS AIRES. March 1s.-La
Razon announces neither the ship
owners nor workmen show any dis
position to assist the government in
solving the port strike situation under
the decree issued Saturday. The de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

Thlrtieth Street. 70 feet Q inches x126 feet.
north limo Thirtieth Street. % feet inches
south of Leigh Street March 10. 1919: ST.
o4o.
Elizabeth Brinklcy and Fred (husband)
to +. NJ BoNlcy. trustee. No. $50 North
Thirticth Street. 20 feet IL inches xl2e feet
west line Tbirtieh Street. 46 feet II Inches
south OF Leigh Street. March 10. 1919: So
$40
Max F. Ruehrmund to Robert J. Mayo
Jr.. trustee No. 1909 West Leigh Street l5x
IFS feet north line Leigh Street. ESQ feet
cast OF Kinney street. March is. 1919; ST.
400.
Robcr, I. Mayo. Jr,. aud Jce,~,e twife,
to T- Paul ,,d l.; Ruehrmlnd trustee No tes
street, March a. 1913: $i.ii42a
Harry 7: Moore to O. !: Funston. trus-
tee. No. SIS North Seventh Street. 16856 feet
vest line seventh Street: 30 s-Ia. feet north
of Pink Alley March IS. lala: $500;
to Charles X Willis, trustee. +ox155 feet
cas-, line Twcnty-fourth Street. IL feet south
OF Semines Avenue: also, so feet inches
xa1 feet. north line Kcnpcr Street. esq feet
inches east of Carter Street. October Is.
John Y. Tuck and Lossic twitel to i. W.
ie Feet inches Nl25 feet south line Clay
street. leo feet inches east OF Hanover
street. March ). 1912: $3.50.
Inc; trustee No. le1 North Mulberry Street.
rs feet inches x6O feet inches cas-, line
Mulberry Street. ~ feet ( inches north Of
Floyd Avenue. March IS. 1919: $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

cree nationalized tho service OF load.
Ing and unloading vessels under the
authority of the customs house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

UNITED STATES RAILROAD
ADMINISTRATION
CITY TICK TT OFFICE
$50 f.. Main st. Phone Randolph <z4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
FITTING UP QUARTERS
FOR WILSON At BRUSSELS
Former Residence OF Princess Clemen.
tine WI! he Occupied by
Presidents Party.
Thy Assoc,at.d pr.,,,

IBy Associated Press.J
BRUSSELS. March 19.-The former
residence OF Princess Clementine here
is being fitted up to receive President
and Mrs. Wilson. who arc expected to
visit Brussels before tho end Of the
month.
The program for the entertainment
of the presidential party includes q
reception by the two houses Of Parlia-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

Illinois Publisher Dies.
CHICAGO. March 19.-Theodoro A
Braley, publisher Of the Bloomington
ull.) Bulletin. died suddenly here to-
day. " esISa y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20
RAILROAD & STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE

Arrivals and Departures OF Pnn.eprl
Trains md Steamers DAILY unlea
othersyise shown) pubIinhed only a
Information and not guaranteed.
fDaily except Sunday. SUNDAY onl
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAII.ROAI1
tBrond Street Station)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

Revolt Damages 51c,0O0.000 Marks.
BASEL. March 19.-Damages incl
don't to the latest revolt in Berlin
tho Frankfort Nachrichten says. Claims
for damages for this amount already
have been fled against tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

rnent and a visit with King Albert to
Louvain- Tho municipality OF Louvnin
ts planning to present to the Presi-
dent picture of the ruins OF the city's
famous library, reproduced on leather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LIME
Leave for Newport News and Norfolk,
James River Night Line, 100 pm daily,
connecting at Norfolk with Main Line
Steamers for Now York daily except
Sunday, 500 pm. Day Line Steamer
leaves for James River landings $500
am Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport
News, 700 am daily: from James River
landings. 1880 pm Tuesday. Thursday
and Sa turday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

Mary W. iwifc) to
). 52t North 'rhirticth
: NlJb feet. at south
IN and Leigh Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

.tcoie {. kaurcit % W Stewart, Nos
<eL. a1d iei: Fulton Street. e0x;3o .ee; az
northwest corner Of Virginia and Fui;o,
Slrects; Lien. sl,s02. March 5 1919: lax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

The State Corporation Commission yester-
~ granted the following ,hartcrs and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-20

ora ". (wifcl to Ash
feet nrrcEularD. south
get west Of the Roulc-
tnd interest. October
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-03-14
ORGANIZE FARMERS
INTO MANY CLUBS

East Lansing, Mich, March 10TH
Something of the vast scale upon which
farmers are being marshalled for the
work Of improving agricultural condi.
tons within the state, is disclosed u
annual report issued by DR.. Eben Num-
ford of M. A. c., state leader of county
agricultural agents. The report tells Of
the results obtained within the last year
in the direction of assisting production
and in solving the problems of distribu.
ton.
'During the year." the report sets
forth, "35 farm loan associations were
formed to assist farmers in obtaining
credit; 19 pure seed, and % potato
growers associations were launched to
encourage the planting Of improved
varieties of grains and potatoes; two
cow testing associations were started 10
help dairymen; Is community breeders
associations were formed to promote
the Improvement OF livestock; five
milk producers association were organ.
lied to deal with distributing problems;
nine beekeeping associations were be-
gun to develop the honey business;
eight associations to ship livestock were
established, and finally SIS associations
were formed to assist the farmers Of
Michigan in obtaining better markets
and more equitable prices for their pro.
duce
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-03-14

The legislature by general laws shall
reasonably license the manufacture Of,
and reasonably license and regulate the
sale and keeping for sale of vinous,
malt, brewed or fermented liquors:
Provided, however, that the electors Of
each city, village or township forever
shall have the right to prohibit the
manufacture, sale or keeping for sale
of vinous, malt, brewed or fermented
liquors within such city, village or
township"
The effect of this proposed amend
ment, il adopted, will be to provide for
the manufacture, sale, keeping for sale,
giving away, bartering or furnishing OF
cider, wines, beer, ale and porter in
this State.
This statement is made in compliance
with Act 203, Public Acts of 1917, which
in part is as follows: "The Secretary
of State shall prepare concise state
ments, setting forth the purport. ns-
ture and effect of proposed amend.
ments, and send to the daily and week.
ly newspapers with request that said
papers give as wide publicity a. pos
sible. Publication Of any matter by any
paper under the provisions OF this act
shall be without expense to the Stste
of Michigan"
Very respectfully,
COLEMAN c. VAUGHAN,
Secretary of State