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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25

Sdu mle ue Idmllll. Orl ce lOcul-
tor e in stare sa contribute anual
Gu un leu sau un leu 81 douazeci
81 cinci de bani pentru tinerea u
nei institutii att de folositoare.
Mai ales in timpul verii starea
copiilor de prin safe de plins. Ii
vezi adesea asa micuti cum sunt,
umblind Gu capul gol prin miris-
te dupa parintii lor, carl sub ma
duful de foe al soarelui de Iulie
indeamna pc pOstata, neavfad
timp sd stea de eli, sal ingrijeas-
! ca 81 sal tie undeva la umbra.
Data in timpul seceratului sau al
prasitului ii lasa acasa sub ingri-
J Urea altora mai maricei, ii vezi
cum les in strada si-si vintura t.
rina i'm cap, expusi sd fie calcati
de carute 81 prapaditi de napras-
Mica dOgoare soarelui. Ce sana-
tate 81 ce desvOltare a creerului
poti astepta de la un astfel de CO.
pill, al carui cap a fost rascopt
de scare vara intreaga. Copiii
satelor sd imbolnavesc lesne de
friguri 81 de alte bOale provenite
din cauza acestei neingrijiri, ii
cum spitalele 81 doctOrii sunt cam
rari pc acolo, boalele Sc intind
si-i secera Gu nemiluita. Vina pen
tru aceasta nu Sc pOate arunca Pc
parinti, caci eli lar ingriji din
tOata inima, dar vezi ca Ell sunt
muncitori al tarinei 81 tarina cere
multa sudoare in aschimbul roa-
delor, carl 81 asa de abba lis a.
jung de trai.
Ca satenii sa-si poata vedea va
ra de munca cImpului cum tre.
bue 81 ca copii lor sd primeasca
ingrijirea care lie este de absoll.
ia trebuinta 81 la care au dreptul
un singur leac este: gradina de
copii. Ea costa putin 81 foloseste
multi. Oamenii carl au ajuns Ia
un malt grad de invatatura 81 lie
Impede cugetare n 'au fost dintre
aceia carl au trecut pragul Scoa
lei primare Gu creerul rascop1
de SCARE 81 Gu vlaga trupului sup.
ia de boale. Copilul este ca s.
un pom: daca nu l-ai ingrijit de
mic, rmine pipernicit 81 nefolosl
tor in toata viata. Rominii din A
merica, carl au la inima viitoru
copiilor lor, viitorul maselor tara
nesti 81 viitourl tarii, fara indola
la ca vor da . deosebita atentlt
chestiei Gu infiintarea gradinilol
de copii in satele lor din Rominia
Sa nu uitam ca un copil bine in
grijit insemneaza mai tirEiu III
cetatean sanatos 81 destept, la
aceste doua insusiri sunt teme:is
trainica q poporului. Isl yor Gu
! noaste care Rominii American
datoria lor de buni parinti 81 &C
tateni devotati al Rominiei Mari
| q. St&nculescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25

III uItlIuul transport care ne-a
mai VENT din lumea larga sunt 81
citeva ziare rominesti din Ams.
|risa. - - -s~s
Elc fac placere totdeauna, 81
dupa cetirea foilor noastre, 81 IL
ne orr tOcmai fiindca trebuia sd
inlaturam impresia pc care ne-au
lasat-O uncle din aceste fol, in
zburdaciunea lor pc care ire.
zeste mirosul de holt adus de Id
Focsani pc vintul ultimatulvi lui
Mackensen. I'm glas rominesc We
NIT de departe de asa de departe
din atmosfera libera de interese
de partid, de ambitii 81 haghite
personale, de duhorile complotu.
rilor 81 de atele de paianjen, dra-
ceste incrucisate, ale intrigilor
- ce mijloc mai bun pentru min.
gaiere 81 imbanbatare! 81 cit DE-
bine ne prinde sa auzim, atunci
cind altii ,,calca peste mortil
lor", cum zicea indignarea fran
ceza, daunazi, fata de pacifist
GU ori ce pref carl nu sunt ma
onorabili poate decit al nostri, 81
auzi ca, orr care ar fl greSelilt
actiuni, pornirea noastra a fos1
indreptatita 81 firesc idealul PEI
tru care am patihit.
Oar aceste. .ziare multumesc sn
.fletul 81 pentru altceva. Ori cum
lear fl fost inceputul, ele 's'a,
curatit, s'au inseninat, in desvol
tarea lor, care ia proportii to
! mai mari, imbogatindu-se si in
frumsetindu-se. Anume polemic
personale, anume certe de clase
anume aplecari, foarte rominesti
catre satisfacerea prin pamflet
ciudei 81 nacazului au fost para
site, 81 astazi, in bun graiu popu
lar, ele urmaresc un scop care
humai acela de q informa, de
orienta, de q conduce mile de oa
meni care le cetesc.
E un merit al redactorilor ei
au vazut lnecesitatea, fata de q
popor, inca asa de dnapoiat 81 d
desorientat ca al nostru, de . d
aceasta presa de interes public 4
de semnificatie nationala. Dar
lsi meritul cetitorilor.
i Deprinda-se acestia Gu doua b 4
ne obiceiuri ole cetitorilor dll
tart mai inaintate decit q noas
ltra. Deprinda-se . ceti staruitol
4 recomanda larg, incurNja pr
eteneste 81 . apara loial foai
care le vrea 81 le face bine. 5
ldeprinda-se, apoi, Sc smulge a.
curiositatea yanx III fn ,lltinlA u
Istaht&, incuraj jstoare pentru to|
1|rxii, de y c6nta ori unde, il q
lce noroia, scinteieree elumei u 1
4 kactia scanda lnlni, pslihru = nse
= totdeannA dnpk ~ Siaf s1n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25
PERSHIN6 LA L0NDRA,

LONDRA, "a Iunie. Astazi
s'a asteptat sosirea generalulni
Pershing la Londra. Vixita din
sului este in afaceri 0ficiale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25
iTALIENII TRiMIT 0 NOUA
Delegate De PACE.

PARIS, "a Iunie. - Noua de-
legatie de pace, sub conducerea
lui Tomasso Tittoni, vice-prese-
dinte 81 ministrul de externe, Va
ajunge gVineri la Paris, dupa cum
s'a anuntat Official.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25
RELCIA VA CAPATA CEA DIN
IN IlGDEIG1GITATEA De RAJ,
BOZ.

PARIS, "a Iunie. Comitet.il
de reparatiuni, al conferintei dc
.pace s'a fnvoit ca Belgia Sc "a
pete cea dintii despagubire lie
I1sboi in suma de 500, 600 600 do
lafi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25

XODll Sdu ..lAlIl-
deroarten" h;ste sco,; nnde
60 duo oo,;;; u ,,;,s+. do ,
an.' n.ai - ul'''le aoei . a'e
,aioi MANI ue nea'er.' s.a 're
Du' :" - i'ore, Sa"
"a o'nlp y .u po. STA q"
cas" : spie 2 ue ei' ''ooii ,'0
ieiai a'es'a = ua' roaue "
s'u. uo :" .oa'e sor..e
Rnm;n;a ;nsss = or.so ~,
10 s,,n. n.-.s11 80 da ,d;far;. .
so.;atst; q !. ;o,,ar; ~
49,, s,,a 4 /, arr, .,6.ss4sss {
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80 !, .-.a 40 saa;otst;.,
vol; a..; Nil mn anr
nj. saon -. :, q. .ao,a nr.t;s
~, urahs :; ,,,.a;.o nr; o;t; an
~; not odnna
49,. t
' ue '''' -.
p.',i oraSe'e yin aonli.'a p nu's,
,lii're nonh.l mericani s'-au
s'"u' p NJ s.n copl, IL "'1'''
s'oi' TIA" 'u iaia 'n'o'a." holo''
Sc mar, cac, pc clnu copli !. stu ,
:" ~ 81,
aa.eo, ao..a. on;.,I g.
IL:
/,
Lar pc iinsa io'osui mat
liai cS'e ,. di'u'' A'cio 'of'iu
ste sinu' III curssenle' IA u'.iol"
y Ia aer cura.' ihsasa' sa s'
Joace irunos y - sc poar'e ,l"
mos ceea Gel aqua ia ueS'oi'"
rea trupeasca y min.a.a: aa:: preeuni te
p Ia nenslnerea sa.'","si': .
ae aceas'a e. oevenihu acl III ,.: oo';
tact Gu proiesoase'e u Gu nu's'
aiu ca e. pierde ula sl.'o'unea
ace'a atit oe calsc'efis',:a :" W
pm mlcl y capa's eunos.nss ues.
pre- iucrurile eeI lhcu'1oara 4a "a "a
poml' ianOa' irOnAe' 'nseo':' pa
sari' etc., presa''le oalei ,.:: es..
de mare aJu'or ~ pr'ne'o ''''''
oe carte. "a
CugetInd MAJ multi 81 MAJ 'o'ne
asupra acestel cnestll vom gasi ca
Gradinile de copil ar II 0 olne-
cuvintare .pentra sateie noastre
de dincolo, dc unde to1l am venlt
81 unde mai tof ne yom duce'
Daca Rominii American au sas't
Gu Gale sa infllnteze fondurl dl;l
care 50 faca IN ss1ele ,or o'ser's''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25
'CAND Sc VA SIENNA PACEA?|
.FESINTA7nE INPREUNATE Gu SNNAREA FL
PRES. WILSON VINE ACASA|

PARIS, "a Iunie. = Cercurile O.
ficioase, bineinformate, de aici,
spuneau ca semnarea formala ira
tatului de pace va avea loc Joi sau
Vineri in Versailles.
Secretarul conferintei de pace,
Dustata, sugestionase domnului
Won Lerener ca ceremonial sd alba
loc Joi, 1nsa acesta spusese ca de
s'ar putea ar amfna-o pc Vineri.>
Herr Bunker, membru in dele
gatia de pace germana la Versail-
les, spunea ca pc linga toate ca
secretarul Won Haniel este impu-
ternicit sd semneze, dinsul crede ca
Matthias Erzberger, preSedintele
comisiunif de armistitiu 81 vice
cancelar in noul cabinet al lui Bau-
er, va sosi la Versailles pentru a
SIENNA ell tratatul de pace. In tot
cazul Sc pare ca Germania dores-
tc sa alba un singur subscriitor
pentru tratat.
Festivitatile 81 demonstratiile
pacinicc din cauza primirei trata-
tului de pace din partea Germa:
niei an fost improvizate ieri in In
treg Parisul, luind proportiile de-
j 1890 iiloc. ca zilainl &amnS<ii
armistitiului. Presedintelc Clemen
ceau comandat puscarea cclui din
thu glonte de tun care anunta pri-
mirea condition, zicind: !,
,,Pentru asta am asteptat eu 40
de anis'.
Presedintele Wilson a conferat
mutt cu membri comisiunei Ameri-
cane, i'm cursul noptii trecute, cu
priyire la predarea muncii sale ce-
lorlalti delegati americani. In cur
snl convorbirei S a discutat multi 81
despre cufqndarea in rful Scapa a
flotei germane internata, dar hota-
riri nu s'au luat in privinta acea-
sta 81 nu Sc vor lua pima soseste in
cnnostiintarea oficiala despre asta.
Cind presedintele 81 ceilalti mem
bri al comisiunei de pace Ameri-
cane au parasit hotelul Grillon, eli
fost salntati Ell mari ovatiuni de
publicul ce domonstra pc strada
Conferenta presedintelui ell dele
gatii americani 3 tinut ora 81 ju-
matatc.
Toate partile palatului conectate
(lcgatel cn Semnarea tratatului de
mace din Versailles au fost fnchise
in mod temporar fnaintea publicu.
mi. Covoara din epoca lui Ludovic
al XIV, covoara carl nu au maj
fost folosite, niciodata. au fost ase-
zate pc JOS in sala oglinzilor. in mil
locnl Garcia in forma de potcoavs
au fost pus mesele plenipotentia-
rilor. fnlauntrul mesei astfel for
mate, este una mai mica, lunga d.
5 urine 81 de trei de lata, la care
chemat de pc lista, are Sc vina citt
I'm rspresentant al fiecarei natiuni
unul dupa altul. ca Sc semneze ira
tatul de pace. Subscriitorii docu
mentului vof ii chemati rfnd ps
rfnd, in ordine alfabetica dnpa mn
mele statului De care 4 representa-
Fiecare semnatura va sta in fat,
unei pscete de cear4 rosie sk toat'
peoetele acestea vor Fl legate laol
altx cn 0 panglicx vfn4tx. In vede
rea faptufui Cd Ia semparea trata
ft,ilui vor ii IS delegati present., 9
crede & ceremonial are Sc tina doui
ore. M este sigur dac6 Clemen
ceau are Sc vorbeasca, dar y
semne dlegatul german are Sc "a
c& eel de Pc urm& protest.
Toti deleeatii vor ii imbracati 4
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lINILE DE COPII

lopii sau kin
piste scoi unde
la virsta de Z
dintre acei ale
de neavere, tre
in fa'brici sau
nu pot sta a
i de Ell. Scoli de
bu dat rOade de-
in tOate tarile
&c 81 la moi in
nal la OraSe, uil-
tc fie de diferite
particulari Gu
s,i1ft foar.e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25

In utmul transport el tine steag al or
mai VENT din umea arga sun dinsu
ceva zare rominest din Am data steag incepe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-25
The only Roumanian 1Iy in u. S. and Canada

aKRVT0Tu TrI,EonArIu CONFLICT
DE LA AS0OIA3IUNKA PRESSKI
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18

yer long periods including adj
verse conditions, such as disease,
drought, and war.
European experiences indicate
that when a country has reach
ed the practical limit of cattle
the land will maintain further
increase of milk production by
improving the yield per COW.
1t appears logical that the u
nited States can best meet
changed world conditions, first,
by increasing simultaneously
both the number and quality Of
its cattle; second, by constant
attention to economy Of produc-
ton and, third, by maintenance
of cattle raising and darying in
conjunction with general farm
ing, thus reducing dependence
on purchased feeds.-New York
Times.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
DULL AND SHARP
SHOOTING PAINS
Michigan Lady Suffered Such Pain'
In Back and Head, But Says
Cardui Stopped These
Bad Spells.

Palmyra, Mlch-Mrs. Chas. +. Full
Ter, of this place, writes: in 1911 /
got rundown, and l suffered great
pain. with both dull and sharp
shooting pains. also back and head
/ was weak and could only drag
around, and should have been in bed,
for | really wasn't able to be up. At
times I would have spells that would
be so bad Id have to go 10 bed. and
suffered intensely. ~.
! decided to try Cardui. and saw a
great improvement In less than a
months time. | used Z or 8 bottles
and vas stronger. II got so much
better that my strength returned and
my work was easy for me. Cardul did
me q world Of good. It built me up in
health and strength. I haven't had one
Of those bad spells since. ! haven't
had to take any more medicine since
or have any doctors either and have
been able to do my work right along
~ recommend It to other women
highly as the best medicine I know
Of for women who suffer from female
trouble"
II you suffer from female troubles,
follow this advice. Get a bottle Of
Cardui today and give It a thorough
trial. II should help you, as 1t has
helped thousands Of other women in
the past 40 years. At all druggists.
EB-1i
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
no SELL 10000
TONS OF SUGAR
War Department to Dispose Of
Surplus, Largely in the
West.

Sale of 81, 100000 pounds of
surplus sugar now held by the
War Department has been au-
thorized, at a minimum price to
be fixed by the Sugar Equaliza-
ton Board to cover the cost to
the Government. The only con
dition of sale will be that none
of this stock may be exported.
AS investigation shows that the
principal shortage at present is
in states east Of the mississippi,
efforts will be made to find buy
ers in that section.
The stocks comprise 14,OOO,-
600 pounds in storage at New
Orleans and 100000 pounds at
San Francisco.
The export market afforded
a higher figure than the War
Department will realize through
this method of marketing" the
announcement said. Golfers of
ten cents per pound have been
made for the entire surplus by
exporters, but the Secretary of
War, realizing that a shortage
of sugar existed in the United
States during the canning sea-
son, desired that the American
public be given the benefit of the
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18

Mrs. Bette Shelby, widow of
the late General Joe Shelby, ar
rived Friday from Bovina, Tex
as, for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Young.
Gordon Starke returned Sat
urday evening from a visit in
Kansas City.
James Cheatham returned Sat
urday evening from a business
trip to Kansas City.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
D LEADS IN CATTLE
Has 100, OOO, 900 More Than This
Country. Which Is Second.

NOuAtAAy HACh 10
Contrary to popular opinion,
the United States is not the
worlds greatest cattle country.
India has 100000 900 more than
America, though this country is
second, and there are twenty
nine countries that have more
than 1000, 900 each.
During the last thirty-three
years Guernseys led by far
all other breeds in numbers of
pure-bred cattle imported into
this country, and of the five
breeds leading the importations
four were distinctly dairy types.
More than $500 Guernsey cat
tie were imported Jerseys rank
ed second in number, with Dur
hams, including Shorthorns,
third; Holsteins fourth, and
Ayrshires fifth. The volume of
pure-bred cattle importations
has been extremely variable.
These are a few of the facts
about the dairy industry that are
brought out in a recent publica-
ton of the Department of Agri-
culture, which shows, chiefly by
graphic charts, the trend of the
industry in this country and its
relation to the world trend.
The circular reports statistics
of cattle in the various countries
as far back as 1850, when the
earliest dependable information
was recorded. Compared with
other decades, the world has had
more cattle in recent years than
ever before, although it must be
remembered population has in
creased also. Owing to the wide
variations in the quality Of
in the different countries, the
circular says, the charts must
not be considered as an indica-
ton of relative meat or dairy
resources.
The circular says the general
trend of cattle development is:
First, work animals; next, rails
ing cattle for commercial beef
and finally, commercial daring
in addition to the business of
meat production.
Throughout the world the cat
tie industry shows general
growth, but has made it's great
est advance in regions where
pasturage and feeds are more a.
bundant.
The recent trend of cattle de-
indicates that beef
production and dairying are pro-
crossing, generally, outside of
the immediate war area.
Countries which depend large
~ on imported feeds appear to
maintain relative few cattle in
addition to their dairy cows,
which have gradually replaced
other cattle.
Dairy cows have shown less
f1uctuation in number than total
cattle. This condition is note
worthy throughout the world o.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
FINAL CLEANUP

IN our Millinery Department we will put on the table at
. o'clock Saturday morning rs Ladies' Hats that sold as
high as $500 each, and remain on sale until closing Sat1r-
day. For Saturday only, price, each S1.OO
PRESERVING KETTLE SPECIAL
Owing to the transportation trouble we were unable to
offer this big value in Aluminium Kettle during our sale.
we now offer this 6 at. high grade MIRO brand kettle
for sI co
Boys Fitz Union-Ans, Khaki color, heavy drill, fine
for the summer play, farm and hard useage, price $3.50
SPECIAL: Mems Shirts, full cut, collar attached, in
light and dark percales, price $lOO
for the hot days, price, each 75c
Visit our Soda Fountain, the largest and BEST glass
of Root Beer in the country OC
Plus war tax 1c
Brown and White Cooking and Baking Dishes, what
you nave been wanting for some time, and hard to get.
Prices all very reasonable compared to other lines of mer-
%chandise- Quality the best to be had. Priced from l0c
TO $3.50
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
CAST RIA

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bates and
daughter, Norma Elizabeth, left
Friday evening for a visit in
Atchison, Kansas.
Miss Vera Creason of La
thrope, Mo-, arrived Friday ey-
ening for a visit with Miss
Catherine Waters.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18

These are busy days in the ad-
vertising department of the
Chillicothe Business College as
last week $4,000 summer circu-
lars were thrown into the mails
and three advertising cars start
ed out posting 10000 signs. Ad.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
WHITES ISLAND.

Fishing, Boating, Bathing.
every Friday night,
afternoon and night.
Tents to rent. All kinds of re-
freshments served.
Stonewall Jackson White, Prop.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18

Misses Maree and Mildred
Barron left Monday for a visit
in Waverly and Blackburn.
Miss Gertrude Owen left this
morning for Purtle Springs to
attend an Epworth League Con-
vention.
Ed Barron of Kansas City,
spent Sunday mere with his
mother, Mrs. H. A. Barron.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18
Discard Special Uniforms,

The army has followed the ex-
ample of the navy, and orders.
have been issued that hence
forth the brilliant uniforms
which have adorned officers and
enlisted men VIII disappear. 1t
is said that the same motives
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-07-18

AH3uHc ~ OOuHty 1cAb ODOAS,
Through the columns Of your
paper / wish to call attention to
the changes made in textbooks
for Lafayette county by the La
fayette County Textbook Com
mission which met June goth
and 21st, 1919. This commission
is composed of County Supt. E.
H. White, Supt. D. w. Branam,
Of Higginsville, and Miss Alice
c. Wulfekammer, who is Supt.
of Schools at Wellington, Mo.
Now that all book companies
have signed their contracts it is
the will of the members of the
Textbook Commission that the
bookmen and people of the
county know Just what changes
were made so they can govern
themselves accordingly in pur-
chasing books for the coming
year. These books were contract
ed for a period of five years..
Textbooks not mentioned stand
as they were before, as | am on
ly mentioning the ones adopted
this year.
Grammar and Language.
Elson Runkel, Good English
J., Scott Foresman g. Co., for Ord
and 4th grades.
Elison-Lynch, Good English
II, Scott Foresman & Co., for
tn and 9Th grades.
Elson- March, Good English
III, Scott Foresman & Co., for
7th and 9Th grades.
History
Mace, Beginners History, Rand.
McNally & Co., for 5th grade
only.
Nida, Dawn of American His
tory in Europe, The Macmillan
Co. This book is for use in the
9th grade only and will not be
needed in the rural schools this
coming year as the 5th grade
work will be given under the al
formation scheme of the State
Course of Study.
Woodburn-M Moran, Elementary
History (After the War Edition
with Missouri SUPPLEMENT-
Longmans Green & Company,
for 18th and 9Th grades.
Drawing
Snow & Froehlich, Industrial
Art, Shorter Course, book l, A..
S. Barnes Co.
Snow & Froehlich Industrial
Art, Shorter Course, book II, A.
S. Barnes Co.
Snow & Froehlich, Industrial
Art, Shorter Course, bool III, A.
S. Barnes Co.
Snow & Froehlich, Industrial
Art, Shorter Course, book w. A.
S. Barnes Co.
Book ! is to be used in the 1st
and End grades, book II in the
Bird and 4th grades, book III in
the 9Th and 9Th grades, and book
~ in the 7th and 9th grades.
In adopting the above named
texts the Textbook Commiss-
ion used their best Judgment
for the betterment of the
schools of Lafayette county.
They hope that all books will
prove satisfactory to all con-
cerned.
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of economy which prompted. the
order of Secretary Daniels ac-
tuated General March, Chief of
staff.
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Miss Jeanette Taylor Of Kan
sas City, spent Sunday here with
home folks.
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FOR FLETcHER'S
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Misses Emma and Hannah
Ecklund of Kansas City, arrived
Saturday evening for a visit
with Miss Edith Stromburg.
Sam Pool of Kansas City ar
rived Saturday night for a brief
visit here with relatives.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-18

The lie Grand Foot Parlor has very
large quarters and has number of
assistants. The work of orthopedics,
electrical appliances, and osteopathic
messages given there gives great re.
lief to very sore feet
DR.. +. A. T. Powella.Grier has spent
years in preparing for her line of
work She is a graduate of Washing
ton, ID. c., College of Chiropody, JEFF
ferson University. Postgraduate Hi.
nois College of Chiropody, The Ma.
tional First Aid Association of Amer.
lea. She has been a student for years
of medicine, having attended three
medical colleges, and made her med.
zeal knowledge applicable in the study
of the care of feet and hands. She
practiced for years in Atlantic City
n. J.. and while there had wide and
varied practice. II your feet are sore
go to 1886 n. Clark street. Telephone
Superior 1891. Hours, 10 a. IN. to
p. M; p. m. to p. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-18

Or. +. 4. T. Powella.Grier. of. The
lie Grand Foot parlor, has been
located on the north side for IL years.
and is the oldest chiropodist in the
work of caring for sore feet in that
section of Chicago
She is the original discoverer of
Medical Comparative Scientific Chi.
ropody. which prevents blood poison
ing and Is a bloodless operation. She
has effected some wonderful cures of
the feet. even after physicians have
sent the cases to her, saying they felt
she would cure them.
The lie Grand Foot Parlor at 1886
y. Clark street has for its patrons the
best people on the north side and
throughout the city.
DR.. f. A. r. p. Grier not only gives
relief to sore feet but entirely re-
moves the callous growth in them
through the Comparative Scientific
Chiropody Method. She makes sore
feet good feet