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New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Collusion of Dairymen
And Distributors Char,..
Official of Agricultural Soc;.,:
Makes Accusation Which
Meets Prompt Den;.,

Neil II. Strome, counc;llor
New York State Federation -. H'
cultural Societies. charged orc;., 81,
The Dairymen's League with coiIn y
with the milk distributors. in an saas a. %
at a meeting of the mix conr,;.... :, ;,
the Community Councils last MOI.
the "omen's City Club. The cor...' ~
tee members were the guests Of ". !,
Gilmore Drayton, Of the Wasb;,s.'
Square Community Council ~
Mr.. Strome declared tha. ~as IT,.
X. d. Cooper Is president Of The n... y
mems League there 5 small hon.
lower milk prices" He read -.
from Z. A. Nicholson. secre.arv - 4
Fort Ann branch Of the Ds,rv,...' .a'
League, in which the writer said :.
the farmers Of the section vieo,o~.'
opposed Mr.. Cooper. Mr. S.roms -. -
that the league had "s.raugl. -.
on the farmers. which would ~. >,
iN"~S'sn uH-4i tHe consumers Cana 5.
their rescue"
His remarks were attacked bT T :,
Mllliman. Of the Da!rymen's .es,a- (
Mr.. Mllliman denied colusion. He -,
that the farmers were eager "a ses ..
consumers organized. as all ev...,
them were represented By unions !.
some kind. Z
Miss Mildred Taylor, secretary q: :.
Community Councils favored n.s.
officials being urged to seek Fsr so.
speedy solution OF the milk nrob'a- 7s.'
It Is understood that At to.n;gs..
meeting Of the parliament of he Co..
munlty Councils. TO De held in the G.,
Hal steps viii be taAeN 70 weld r.
gether powerful organization Of CO,
aumcrs.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

stout AEAANPMA ~ Hsl,a0 Noy 15 g. s{r Nrws As
ANTWERr. Nov Arrived strs
Eduellyn. New York; Middleham Castle
,ir,. Galveston. Sailed Str Denis tBr).
AvoNMorTIE. Dec l-Arrived: Str
Saua!nian ,,;. p, r?, ,nr?, Montreal co.,.
Clark Mills Galveston, President Wilson
/ lItaN. New York Via Fayal and Gibraltar
gFr' nSE8 Sqa2q Nov H"9qS AyTrS Str Times
'Nol), Philadelphia
hRlSTVl. Nov 3o-Arrved: Str Exeter
nrENos >YREs Nov = Arrived: str
'cinsloct 'E'). phladeiphia.
~ GAlAo' l' s, N9x -Arrvg' srrI,i $ ST. HrooS
era, Lax C;iasco. New York VIA Colon
e., rA .,..,., AI.AierTn IL,,, SOW a0~-Arrived: ST.
cAI.@TrTN, %"v '"> 2l-sailca Str yos-
cANt :. '..,, 'roW%: 30, 10Y 2s1Arrissa: ar. Str
DUNKlItK. Nov aG-sailcd Bark
zaritza lswed). Mobile
FAY Al. Nov. 3o--Saiicd: Strs Nanka-
hee, from Rolteaaaln for .'ew York. Clan
MacGilYary ORD. from Calcutta. Cooin-
no, etc. Tor Boston and New York: Boons-
boro tro3N London for Norfolk. Arrived:
Strs Fort Sneiling Philadelphia for Genoa :,
Aran;Ni, JaciSsomNille and Charleston.
GENOA. Nov 2q-sailod previously Str
Monte christo Cbrl. Hampton Roaaa.
l's,4a Ilavpr 'Nsr, from e:Gno" 1or Hampton
cavelletto Clt~D. Philadelphia, B@s,tinin
Aee9ms eItal). New York Tor Genoa.
GLASGOW, Nov 2y--Sailcd: Str Cas-
san4ra llsr). Portland. Me
.,l HEENock; Noy ~ Sailed Str Nal
HONG ko&u. .%S'"':, Nov s4-Arrivea. SIR
Colusa. san Francisco via Honolulu
,tl li5 b. Soy, Soy 2.-~sailed e., Str Chpana
IA pAI.I.lCE. Nov 25-Ar-,vaa c.r
West 0ueehee. Norfolk
lex malrH; /, Dec l-Nrrived: Str cairn-
LIyENr6oL. Nov so - Arrived. s,rS
West pton, Galveston Via Norfolk
"aneonda' " .Boston, Hartmore. Boston
News; Canoen, Savannah, Deccmber
Celtic G'r) New York Orduna fBr).
New York Nortonian Dsr) Charleston;
W, Wn.fTs11an ,5dl,,nrn 1nr) .st9n Sailed strs
Newport News and Galveston.
w,nr wanna ebr}. Phiiadelpha. Arrived sfrs
LISBON. Nov 22-saned: schr Fred W
MANCHESTER. Nov % - sailed. strs
ocean Transport CBi), baltimore; Deceisa-
ton Arryed: Str Lexington. Baltimore.
NJ ANlLA. Nov 2i--Arrived: Strs kalono
C'r), New York via Colombo and Singa-
pore Nenezue!a. New York "a ionola.u.
MAKsEIi LES. Nov c5-Arrived: strs
Canada (F). New York; 2bth Navarro
'Spanl. Norfolk. StiAlestad (Nor). New
port News
MoNTnVlDEO Nov e7-Arrivcd Bark
NEWCASTLE Eng. Nov a0-Arr.ved:
Str Herbert { Wylie, New York Ma
NEWPORT. Eng Nov 29-sailed str
Hampstead Heath (Br), sydney. {, b
PLY MOUTH. Nov so Sailed. Str YCr.
Castle tBr>, Arrivcd Str %,auyy
Amsterdam NDutch). New Yori, Tor sou-
l0gne and Rotterdal4.
PoRTIsHEAD. Nov 30-Arrlvcd: Str
Sagadahoc Galveston Via Norfolk and I-iv-
crpoo
RIO DE JANEIRO. Nov 99-sailed: str
Lake T0ntanet New Orleans
ROTTERDAM nov os-Arrived: Strs
bassenheim NDutch). sydney. c y. Lake
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CAGANlNcs con-
PAN Cleans b. compressed afr. steam
hand or on floor 4la East 4sth ~. COZ &
BRANDT TELEPHONE lo2 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Continued from page nineteen
AMERICAN PORTS

PINK "A"'"SN" Has'S :S SsP ss'
Sn"rm'n trs fo bratar
(for ordcrs): Lake Markham Cienfu"gos,
's''! n0STGN. Dec ARRIVED: strs Anglo
Mexican NNr). Glasgow. via Now York:
Nantuckct. Baltimore and Norfolk; on. on.
1sr at,hGin l1''a 1sts ana
Jacksonvillc; Langton Hall, (Dr). New
York. Tregenna Nr). New York; Mcndo-
cno tNor. Tamplco, Peter ii Croweil,
FERNAND1NA. Fla, Dec Sailed. str
West Cohas. Norfolk.
strs Tamcsi. Tampico, Wcstchetac. Phia-
delphia: EI AImirante. NeW York; Cardi-
sn" F' bbot t'FRo9 Haxcy Said eaidwe ons pc
we'll and Thomas. rensacola; E Mundo,
Nsw X9Tk r"% mr TapS9 ams VSTa va
LAcKs1NvllLE ,di,,aa Ta Dec s;a lAsrTs s.Aannsn
S l'oncar ''f Tanplc"; @ahrile, rhilad"iphia.
for Port Arthur (put in for repairs).
Sailed [ S - Eagle and seven submarines,
MOBILE. Dec l-Arriv"d: strs Vera
CNoD, Hclizo. Ile;man Winter, Bocaa Dol
'roro; Lake Arthur; Port H@rrios Sailed;
NEWPORT NEWS Dee l-Arrivcl:- str
Yscldyk tDu). Baltimore: Sebastian (Span).
Gyon. Shanghai Maru tlap), Genoa. Bal
lota. NV York, stephen r Jones. Norfolk;
Herman (Br). Norfolk, sch Pat Harrison.
Rrcst. Sailed: Strs herman Gsr), New
York; schr Cecelin NJ Dunlap, san Juan
NEW YORK. Dec 1--Arrivcd: Str Aryan.
Port Arthur; orizaba. Brcst, Nov %. to L
Army transport service. with troops
Sailed: Strs city OF Savannah, savannah !,
Ice King, Brom"rhavcn; General g. ".
Gocthals. Port Au Prince snd cristobai,
East indian. London; Monana. Gothenburg.
Gulf Queen, Port Arthur
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc 1-Sailrd: Str
Toyohashi Maru oJap). N">v York.
NORFOLK. Dec t-Arrtvcd: strs Dat
lington 'bD. Mgiers; Erny, Liverpool; ;
Arado. Baltimore, Lake Aurice. Boston;
Ciap). Hun; 9uoknoe. Newport News. West
Arrow, La Paliicc. Sailed Strs Mount
Evans. Liverpool. Ern"y. Galveston, Lake
Y"lverton. Curacoa, An19a, Pearl iIarbor
rice. Boston, Philippines Baltimore
PENSACOLA. Dec l-Arrived: sch, Re-
PHILADELPHIA, Dec l-Arrivcd: Strs
Mt"lero, Matanzas, Like Ormoc, Sabine :;
Grccian. Boston; Howard. Jacksonville and
Savannah. kenwood Bridge. New York
John s Emery New York. Bertona, As
tcria Sunoil. Port Arthur
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec Arrived
s:, s,rs LaNe Lasans harba a,l9s; LaHe R1ck- le
PORT EADs. La. Dec l--Arrived: strs
!afant" lsaOel Cspanis~: Iaxana: MeI. MI
I.inon, suTinaine. 'rort Barrios sailed .
Strs Muskoegce, New York, Rathln Hcad
tHr>. i}cltasi.
PoRTLAND. Ne. Dec Arrived. Str
Craigrownie. Norfolk North Wind. Nor
folk; schr Nelina /. Haml!n Grom Wind
sAVANNAH Ca Dec ARRIVED. strs
II Pontomridan tpan).
ST JOHN. y Il. Dec l-~Arrived: Str
A!dsoil :. CI'r' pniiadj~lpha Sailed: sir
TAMPA Fla bee sailed: Strs Lake
Frecland. New York; Carib. Carreret, y J.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
NURSES

Young women between IS and 35 to
train for nurses, hours constitutes days
work In q registered hospital New York
state; must have ono year high school
sducation or eouivalsnt. uniforms sup
piled, maintenance" and salary while in
ira lining wonderful educational and nurs-
ing opportunity. Apply or write Supervisor
OF Nurses. 2O2 Cd aV.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Case Against Officer Dismissed

Lieutenant George L. Denis, L. S. A.,
who was arrested Saturday on com
plant Of his sister-in-law, Mrs. John
Denis, of the village of Queens. who
said that he threatened TO shoot her.
vas discharged yesterday in Jamaica
police court. Mrs. Denis refused to
press the complaint
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

WE WOULD LIKE TO
TALK TO MOTHERS
who have capable daugh-
tcrs seeking a profitable
business occupation where
there is real opportunity
for advancement and
where the work is per
formed under ideal condi-
tions.
We would like to tell
these mothers why more
than 1000 young women
have become telephone
operators within the past
ten months and why tclc-
phone operating may be
Just the occupation fCr
their daughters.
Please call at Our Main
Employment Office,
u5S Broadway, corner
9th Street, Manhattan,
or telephone
Madison Square Official.
The Employment Office
is open from s A. NJ.
to 6 p. NJ.
BRANCH OFFICES
BRONX
453 Z. fremont Ave-,
II NJ. to 9 p. Af
BROOKLYN
81 Wllloughby st.,
9 A. NJ. to 5 p. NJ.
1886 Broadway,
9 A. NJ, to 5 P. NJ.
NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

ALEXANDRIA. Nov 26-Sailed: Str AS
stout NDrl, Boston. Arrived: str Newly
Hall (Br). New York via Gibraltar.
ANTW ERp. Nov 27-Arrivcd: Strs
Educllyn. New York. Miidlehaln CaStle
'I'r). Galveston. Sailed. str Denis tBr).
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER. cultured
American woman, with young lady
daughter. desires home with person OF
means where servants are kept. references
exchanged. Box l29, 1899 Third ave
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

dian; $50 sleep in or out excellent ret
ercnces Miss Shea's Agency. 6 f. ilst st.
Telephone Murray li,l s774
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

Packard. 1918. touring. Motoc number 76.99.
License number llosso Dark body. yellow
Wheels. Ajax Cord tires stolen November
18th from 3754 Third ave. New York. Re
ward. Communicates with f. Is Hopwood
- John st. New York city Telephone
Bochn,an SqS7
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
FOREIGN PORTS

PA. Fla. Dec ! Sailed: Strs Lake
Id, New York: Carib. Carterct, \ J.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE

SALESWOMEN
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
Have vacancies in the fol-
lowing departments for
salcswomen. Attractive sal
aries are paid, with a liberal
commission on all sales in
addition:
ART EMBROIDERIES
BOOKS,
CHINA & GLASSWARE,
GLOVES,
llANDk T. ERCIllEES,
HOSIERY.
IEW ELRY,
LEATHER GOODS,
MUSLIN UNDERWE..AR.
PICTURES,
RIBBONS.
SILNERWARl'.,
STATIONERY.
TOYS & GAMES,
NELNETS,
w AISTS.
WOMEN'S SHOES.
Applications can be made
any time during the day
at the Employment Office.
Subway Floor, Central
Building. or by mail.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

YOUNG MA,S wanted TO collect and can
Nass. experience unnecessary; salary and
commission Call p. m. 529 Broadway.
Room =.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Automobile instruction $40
y NJ Co. sO2 Lexington Ave. 8Sth st.
HELP WANTED MALE

A NUMBER of young
men wanted, over II
years of age, for perma-
nent positions. The work
is along mechanical and
electrical lines. Previous
experience is not neces-
sary. Application should
be made in writing, stat
ing age, education and
previous employment,
if any. Address Box
A 1913, Tribune office.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
TYanR-paciHc MaiIs

Tho CONNECTING malls closa ~ th~ Cen
eral PostoffIcc and city Hall Postofiic.
station. Ncw York. at 600 D. IN. as fo-
oWs
Hawaii. Japan, Corca. China siberia.
Siam, Cochin China. N"thcrlanus East In.
die" and Philippine Islands. via san F.a,-
cisco. steamship Nanhing. D"c"mDcr
Tahiti. MarQuesar. Cook Islands New Zcr
land and specially addressed NAH for Aus
,Iali"' via san FRANCISCO. Steainsh.p Tofna.
December 6, Hawaii. japan Corea China,
Siberia Cochin China and Netherlands IA
Indies via San Francisco. steamship Colon
bia, Deccm Der 9 Hawaii, Fiji Islands Sew
Zealand and special addressed mall FOR
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria
II. C.. steamships Makura. December
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Siberia. Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Ihil-
ippine Islands, VIA Vancouver and Victoria.
y. G.. 0tcamship Empress of Japan, DcceI.-
hnr L.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
The Tribune Almanac

Carza Philadelphia. Sailed: Str Moor
dam Dutch. New York schr f l.
Coneau fRr) Key West.
SANTOS. Nov 2s-sailed: Str Canpos
(Brnz). Ncw orleans.
SHANGHAI Nov 22 Salad: Str.
Whea md Montana G'r'. Soattle, Empress
Of Japan tBr). Vancouver
MANILA. Noy 22-SaiIed. Str Ernpress
Of Asa orr rrom ShhanghsN, Nancouver
"ric tB) Ufom Hong Kong. san Fran
cisco.
ST LUCIA. Nov so-saflcd str Socrates
Gsr> Nrom Buenos Ayres. RIO Jsneiro.
etc., NcW York
ST MICHAEL's. Nov 2s-Arrived: Str
Roma H'r), New York via Providence
schr Azua. New York.
TYNE. Nov 2e-sailed Bark France
YOKOHAMA. Nov 22-Arrived. Str
Bengkalis NDutch). San Francisco for ia =
tavia, Himalaya Maru tJap). New or
leans via Balboa and Seattle for Shang-
hal; Brave Cocur. Seattle, Fushiini Maru
(Jap). Seattle and Victoria.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
PART TIME
OFFICE WORK

APPLICATIONS FOR PER-
MANEN'T PART TINE POSI-
TlONs ARE DESIRED FROM
YOUNG WOMEN WHO, BE.
CAUSE OF HOME DUTIES OR
OTHER REASONS. ARE UN-
ABLE 70 ACCEPT EMPLOY
MENT ON A FULL TINE
BASIS.
THE WORK is INTEREST
ING AND THE SURROUND
lNGS AND ASSOCIATIONS
ARE PLEASANT. EXPER-
IENCE UNNECESSARY.
CHOICE OF TWO WORK
ING PERIODS WILL BE
GIVEN
FROM 81. IS PER WEEK
FROM l-5 CEXCEpr sAT),
81 PER WEEK.
APPLICATIONS SHOULD
BE MADE BY LETTER. CIV
ING AGE. REFERENCES AND
REASONS FOR DESIRING TO
WORK ONLY PART TIME TO
BOX A 4e4 n Y TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
HELP WANTED MALE
SAL ESMEN

A)fAl1IOltILIlN
LARGE NEW YORK CORPORATION
NTH Es'rABLlsHnD pKANCH oF-
rlIES HAS OPENINGS FOR TWO HIGH
GHhDE GH SAhEHMET e: M1sT dm Hn WELL.
EHENCES. PERMANENT POSITION
kNn,;M kND N1GLn M ,.G sAT!SEA%y0nX ,NTy ar
On i f.; RuNEY. Al WEST 36Tn ST.
SIN1H FLOOR.
Statesmen
This advertisement IS directed TO men who
want to make a future 70, themselves. Our
organi tion is the largest of its character
in the country az Offices now open and grow
irE fasN. Work consists OF selling service
that VIII remedy condition that has been
detrimental, to the interests of 80 per
of the people of the United States Your In
aud Wednesday after 10 a. m. Suite 1904,
esi Broadway, or phone Worth sa4.
Statesmen. Catholic. dcsirous OF con-
Meeting with national organization offer
Ing big future TO widcawaic men, $40-$6O
weekly easily earned from start. Call be-
fore noon. Oh 'l\ecffc Co. 405 Lexington
ave. 42d ST.
SMALL BOY wanted In large advertising
agency: chance for advancement II ca :
pablo. Call j. Waiter Thompson Co, 934
Madison ave.
TRATE1INc SALESMAN.
not over +5.
who would like, to locate in
New York CITY.
ard who can furnish undonbted
evidence of ability
salesman is wanted
for position worth
$1,000 TO the right man.
Drawing account aEainst n.,, commssions S.r,ant
1o5 Vest 10th St.
after 10 (excopt Monday. II o'clock)
and before . clock.
TWO young men good chance for advance
ment. The Columbia Graphophonc. %
Warren st
WANTEp-E Experienced couple. cook and
useful hAi'cr or cook and waitress par
iolnaii, two in family, Apply, stating
experience and wages expected. u
Spence. Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED experienced statesmen only. WHO
know pawnbrokers' sale store business
Call. with references. a. Kleppcr. 342
Bowery.
WE arc paying members Of our distric.
sales force from 5000 to $1,000 per week:
If you arc capable OF securing and handling
sales organization to advantage come in
and have personal talk with us. Only
men who willing to leave New York
need apply Eastman Rubber WORKS. 2l3
West 40th st.
YOUNG MAN. Catholic. craftsmanship
ability an opportunity to train under
our salosnanaEer and earn s30s35 week.
ly while learning. Call before noon. O'kecffe
O.. 405 Lexington ave, 42d st
YOUNG man wanted fairly familiar with
converting cotton and silk fabrics EN-
perience necessary. Must have artistic
taste and he good manipulator A, Box $40
Tribune
YOUNG MAN wanted to collect and can
Nass; experience unnecessary; salary and
ommission. Call y. m, 529 Broadway,
Room =.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

LARGE NEW YORK CORPORATION
FlcES HAS OPENINGS FOR Two HIGH
GRADE SALESMEN MUST BE WELL,
DRESSED AND FURNISH GOOD REF
ERENCES. PERMANENT POSITION
AND UlGHIN SATISFACTORY AR
kANGEMENTS. FOR INTEKNIEW CALL
On ! +. RUNEY. al WEST 36T1l ST.
SMITH FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE

CLERKS,
OVER 1G YEARS OF AGE: AN OP-
fCRTlNl TO LEARN THE Mali.
ORDER BUSINESS
WE TEACH YOU FOR POSITIONS
in OUR
AUDITING,
BILLING,
FILING
AND GENERAL CLERICAL
DEPARTMENTS.
no T11fS Tx WoRK W,,I, ;,uE,, IS 1rEnEsT1SG AND
woRE1HI; * GAStLY S1N n1T,GAH LEAENED = THE THE
RR0uNDINGs ARE PLEAsANT AND
OIR BClLDINGS ARE CLEAN AND
FlREPROOV.
REST ROOMS. MEDICAL ATrEN.
TON; 1,; AMUSEMENT ARE Pro
a GOOD SALARY IS PAID
AND YOU MAY PARTlCl-
PATE IN OUR 1919 XMAS
BONUS.
Hours $50 a. M. to $50
+. M. | P. M. Saturdays.
APPLICATIONS MAY RE MADE IN
PERSON OR BY MAIL.
THE CHARLES WILLIAM
STORES,
Is Washington St..
Brooklyn, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

By a large corporation,
young women between
the ages Of 20 and IS
years old; permanent
position: excellent work
ing conditions. State
age, experience and sal
airy. A., Box SOL, Trib-
uNe.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

CIIAMiERMAID - Swedish. oxceptionally
neat. willing and competent; best refer
cnccs Sanpsons Ageucy, Isl Lexington
ave.. Plaza zoos
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
GIRLS
ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
GIRLS

We can use at once:
WRAPPERS,
WRAPPING CASHIERS,
MESSENGERS,
CLERICAL,
STOCK GIRLS,
COMPLAINT TRACERS.
Join the organization now in
order to participate to the full
extent in the bonus which will
be paid at Christmas. Appli-
cations can be made any time
during the day at the Employ
ment Office, Subway Floor,
Central Building, or by mail.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LIZ.

FURNISHED house. Garden city Long
island. $3.50 month; December 18TH April
l5th. q. 4 Parker, telephone Cortiandt
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

IA. CTAMIt;RMAID Plain seamstross
Young irish woman, excellent. long city
references. j., Miss i}ofmaycr's Agency,
10 East 4%d st, I'd floor, telephone ss4T
Murray Hin.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

COOK--Firs, class Swedish cook, long Ok
pcriencc. years in last place. Wages
$50. SIMPSONS Agency, Isl Lexington ave.
Plaza 5005
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

CHAMBERMAID-MA MAID: very capa ble .
young. Irish; six years last place. so.
Miss Shca's Agency. F.. 4lst st. Tcle-
phone Murray Hi G174.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

CoON-I,XCellent Irish woman, good cook
steady and reliable. we'll recommended
Sampson'H Agency, iSi LnXington ave.
laXa 5o05.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

GOV NERNESS or mothers help: children
or years highly recomm. nded $50
so G. Miss HofiAay"r's Agency. 10 East
43h St sd floor telephone S9+1 Murray
Ii.I.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
ts5.ssAastS -
MAINTAIN ROAD AFTER BUILT
Improper Methods Have Placed Eco-
aE, Economical Types. in Dierepute,.
S ooT- o. Says Colorado Expert.

Prof. e. B. House of the Colorado
Agricultural College is firm believer
IN the Importance of maintaining q
road latter it. is built. He supplies the
following, taken from The Engineer
ing News-Record, and says Of Il 1T Is
so true and hits the nail SO squarely
hat quote it direct: ssesf
1.-the tendency in road improvement
Is to select types of roads which re-
Quire very little annual maintenance.
The genera. feeling among laymen
seems to be that when road surface
requires some annual maintenance to
keep it in good shape, it is an expen-
sive type and should be avoided. Yet,
II the interest on investment and the
repairs are taken, into consideration,
the cheaper wearing surface may in
many cases prove to be the more sat
isfactory and economical. II n
e 1T Is not uncommon to see roads of
q good type constructed and then,
utter they begin to show signs of wear,
| to see them neglected entirely OF some
method of repair, or maintenance iTn-
posed which has been found by long
practice to be defective. When we see
mud holes In earth roads flied with
riprap, crushed stone or scinders, It Is
mot the engineers fault that an enor-
NOUS price is paid for the repair mate
rial; the reed engineer Knows that
proper drainage, and repairing with
earth from the side Of the road, are
| the economical methods OF mainte-
nance. q f fs,l ~ aa2ie 3s72
''Old 9ravel ana 'macadam roads are
often repaired by filling ,'rhts and de
pressf0ns with inferior material that
Is, readily displaced by traffic or
ground to dust. Bituminous surfaces
are often patched, if patched at all
with loose stone or gravel, ;and in some
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
'Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or Tie
ssesxlt of kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not in healthy CO..
ddition. they may cause the other organs
70 become diseased. a. 4
You may suffer pain in the back, hssa.
ache and Loss Of ambition.
Poor health makes yon nervous, irxata-
! be and may be despondent; it makes Aug
oohe sos Z. 's 4
But hundreds Of women claim that IN.
Xilmer's Swamp Root, by restsEiug
health to the kidneys, proved TO Se ju1t
the remedy needed to overcome sudh
conditions. -.----.
Many send for sample bottle To $50
what Swamp Root, the great kidney,
liver and bladder medicine, win DO for
them. By enclosing ten cents 10 Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, you
may receive sample size bottle by Parcel
Post. You can purchase medium and
i large size bottles at all drug storea-Adv.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
Mllk. s1'RalNERs COMPARED !'


teafepared by the United States Depart
Infedt Of Agriculture)
= Clean milk depends primarily ON
sanitary methods Of production but
milk strainers as commonly used also
have aaiirect bearing on the quality
If commercial milk. Certain kinds OF
strainers cause milk to appear clean,
but fall to remove all impurities. OF
all the milk filters in common use only
two-absorbent cotton and filter cloth
are reasonably efficient in actually
improving the. commercial quality OF
milk. Even these filters must be kept
clean and changed frequently to in
sure satisfactory results. 4 ~ - p =
According to reports from shout
forty thousand farmers wire gauze
STEAMERS are in more general use than
any other kind, but studies with the
microscope show plainly that the
meshes are much too large TO hold
back any but the very coarse ampuri-
ties. One thickness Of cheesec1Gth or
other cotton cloth is only slightly
more effective than, a wire sauze
strAiner, but when the cloth Is folded
to about eight thicknesses its ahility
to remove dirt In milk increases some
what, but is still inefficient ~ conn
pared to absorbent cotton or filter
cloth.
Filter cloth, a specially made Ogb-
ton cloth, smooth on one side and
"fuzzy" on the other, was found rea-
sonably effective. This cloth can be
obtained from leading dairy supply
houses. The milk should be poured ON
the fuzzy side, the fibers of which
stand up like the nap of a carpet, and
remove all but a small percentage Of
the solid Impurities The most efrec-
tive strainer of all, however, accord
ing to the experiments, was layer OF
absorbent cotton placed between two
fhickneSses of cheesec sH5 s3F SGT
+ At best straining mi a practice
that makes milk appear clean and
therefore more easily salable, but no
strainer removes either the bacteria
and objectionable flavors or the very
fine dirt. AS a consequence straining
milk fAiAs to improve its wholesome
ness to amy noticeable degree, can
milk is best obtained by airy
methods which prevent. so far as pos
sible, the entrance of dirt into the
milk. This can be done best by hav-
ing clean cows In a clean stable and
milking with clean hands into ster-
ilized small-top pailA ~