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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO
Their Use.

Their Use.
If there were fewer fools about, tie
world would be much more plels-
ant place to live in. Only it would
be harder to make living London
Blighty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs

; = = 3 ~ 3 > = 3 > .
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

sea power In history, now has one
small active fleet Here is roughly
the lineup today.
Atlantic Fleet-Only active feet Tn
der command OF Admiral Sir Charles
Madden. who is 10 get the Hood as
his flagship after her trials at Plym-
outh Consists of five Queen Eliza
helhs and Eve Royal SOvereigns, and
there is talk OF further reducing tIe
complement In The interests OF ccono-
my spends part OF the time based
at Plymouth for Target practice and
part in home ports OF Portsmouth and
Davenport.
Group on Battieships and de-
strOyers OF older types including In
domitable Before the war ships were
sold only 10 shipbreakers This is not
the rule now. Chilli wiz probably buy
two battleships.
Home Fleet-Comprlses a large part
Of what was Grand Fleet. and lies
at anchor in British naval ports as
"lirst reserFe' with reduced crews suf-
ncient merely TO keep the vessels in
shape
Scattered group-Single ships or small
groups on duty at Various points
around The world.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
TKIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain BiirO- Phosphate to
Put on Firm. Healthy Flesh and
20 Increase strength. NigOr
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless preparations
and treatments WHICH are continually be-
ing advertised for the purpose Of making
thin people heshy, developing arms neck
ana bust, ana replacing ugly hOll0ws and
angles by the soft curved lines Of health
and beauty. there are evidently thousands
Of men aud women who kcenly feel their
excessive thinness.
Thinness and weakness are often due to
starved nerves. our bodies oeed more
phosphate than is contained IN modern
foods. Physicians claim there Is nothing
that will supply this deficiency so well as
the organic phosphate known among drug
gists as bitrO- phosphate, which Is mex
pcnsive and is sold by most all druggists
under a guarantee Of satisfaction or money
back BY feeding the nerves directly and
by supplying the body cells with the
necessary phOsphOric food elements, hitro-
phosphate should produce welcome
transformation in the appearance; the in
crease I'm weight frequently being aston
ishing.
Increase In weight also carries with Il 81
general Improvement in the health. Ner-
vousness, sleeplessness ana lack Of energy
which nearly always accompany excessive
thinness, should soon disappear, dun eyes
brighten and pale cheeks glow with the
bloom Of perfect health.
CAUTION While BitrO- Phosphate Is
unsurpassed for the relief Of nervousness,
general debility, etc. those taking it who
DO not desire to put on flesh should use
extra care In avoiding fat-prOducing foods.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

ia ihe future, according 10 This school
OF thought
The predominant admiralty views
here Is that big surface ships are still
the backbone Of naval power Air
craft and submarines are regarded "a,
Increasingly Important auXiliaries Thai
Is also The United states navy's view
IL the resumption 0f ihe 1916 program
may be taken as an index
Significance attaches. however 60 the
British relief a, being able 10 dror
naval building a while and "sec what
happens meanwhile pushing aerial
development.
Immediately after The armlstlce
Britain cancelled contracts for about
500 war vessels ranging from irawlers
10 four super-dreadnoughis. Three OF
these drCadnOuFhts We're checked. One
IT, VI. S. Hood was ordered completed
and has just been completed In the
shlpbuildng yards in The Clyde.
This monster. the largest batlleship
in the world, is likely 10 be the last
capital ship built in This country for
many years-"if not forever" as the
Evening Standard puts it
The Clyde which has been one of
the seats OF the British naval empire
for more than a century. is turning
20 merchant building exclusively. PROB
ably for good
Other private company yards have
long since turned TO merchant work,
and the government is now planning
10 turn government naval yards over
for merchant shipbuldng, retaining.
of course, facilities for making naval
repairs.
The British navy. which a year ago
formed the greatest concentration of
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
BRITISH Sell
BIG BATTLESHIPS
No Ships Being Built and No
Building Program Con
templated
SAY DREADNAUGHTS
ABOUT EXTINCT

f LONDON, Dec i6-Great Britain ha'
started reducing her navy.
The admiralty has put up for sale
a big group Of baitleships and de-
stroyers. More viii 60 under the ham
mer later on
The bulk OF the fleet has already
been taken out Of active commission.
No new warships are being built and
$50 naval building is in contemplation.
All capital ships over seven years OF
age are passlng into The reserve.
The extent OF the reduction viii de-
pend upon two things
T. Naval policies OF the United
States and Japan; and
D Air and submarine develop
menis.
There Is no change In Britains de-
Termination TO keep her margin OF
Safety over other nayies She deems
This necessary TO her security as %
sea empire, although ai this moment
She considers air dominance at least
as important as sea dominance.
The war left Britain so strong that
she viii still have ne biggest navy af-
ter the United States has completed
The 1916 prorram OF dreadn0ughis and
battle cruisers interrupted by the war.
SO under pressure Of a nation debt
burdened and demanding economy. the
admiralty is wedding out and reducing
Abe navy 90 a point deemed safe. The
future British naval policy is left
hanging In the air. admiral Beatty
himself doesn't know what 10 will be-
Naval chiefs are frankly relieved That
they have a breathing spell" in which
fo look ahead and study possible air
and submarine developments that
may reyolulionize naval warfare and
Junk The surface drcadnoughts
Lord Fisher Greater of The dread
n0ughts, says they viii soon be Eek
iinci"
Admiral Sir Percy Scott says The biz
Ships That formed The backbone ef The
Grand Fleet during the war are 'deader
ihan dead
"Tho 7rtr- controls ihe water" says
Fisher "unless an warships can get
under the water they viii De blown
but of The water Millions upon mi
lions are still being wasted in the ups
Keen OF ships that can't be used i'm
Narr
Submarine bstileships with big guns
and many torpedo tubes. and lrcmen-
u0us air strength viii constitute safety
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
MINISTER ARRESTED
AG A MDO\SJII\ER

CHARLESTON w. Va. Dec. .6.-The
Rev Welt Meadows. a minister and
Morris Tucker, have been arrested by
w. /. Foster sheriff Of Raleigh county
charged with the operation OF a moon
shine still, according TO report made TO
the state prohibition department by
Sheriff Foster. The still was seized
and the arrests made near Beckley. One
hundred gallons Of mash and four gal
Ions Of corn whisky were confscated
Sheriff Foster also reported the seizure
OF two other stills near Beckley and the
arrest OF Pies Wood, colored, on the
charge Of operating one Of them All
three men have been held TO the grand
jury.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
TURKEYS BRING RIG
PRICES N ENCI Avn

NORWICH. Eng. Dee. i5.-So heavy
has been the demand for turkeys this
season that birds for breeding stock are
now at premium. young gobbler is
worth Si5 or more.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

Agents, CLERKS ana Dookkeepers
should watch the Want Ads this month
and find some good positions.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
DESDE YAUCO

.
PROFUGO: Juan CandelariO,
profugo del Campamento clos Pa
jarosn de Bayam6n, Y autor de un
escalamiento en- la tienda propie-
dad de la Guanica Central situa-
da Ell la hacienda Restaurada, ba-
rriO Jacana, fue capturado en- el
barriO Jagua Paste del MunicipiO
de Guayanilla por los policfas. in
sulares de esta ciudad, Santiago
~ Luciano Rodriguez.
FL pueblo de Yauco en- manifes-
taci0n de mas de mil personals
aplaudfa frente al Quartet de la
P0licfa este importante servicio.
Este profugo ha sido desertor
distintas veces y ha cometido va
rios escalamientos Ell distintas
municipalidades.
Este mismo sujetO hara cues
ton de varios dfas hizo su apart
ci0n en- la parte conocida por la
Cantera y puso en- movimiento
aquel vecindario y la policia sin
poder obtener su arresto.e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11

el proletariadO ad0nde lie cOndu-
ce su gu1a actual. Els necesarioI
comprender que1enine no es un
mago omnipotente, sino un presti-
digitador de mucha sangre fria q.
para NADIA Sc preocupa de la vida
" del honor del proletariado. -"
a "SQue diferencia continda
Gorky-existe entire los procedi-
mientos de Lenine, respecto de la
libertad de la Prensa, y los adop--
tados por Stolypin, Plehye y de-
mas pigmeos? 5Acaso ell Gobier--
no de Lenine no persigue a los que
no piensan igual que el?... Los
elementos razonables de la demo-
cracia deben sacar todas las con-
secuencias ulteriOres y decidir 81
pueden continuar caminandO del
brazo los conspiradores y los anar-
quistas. J"
Algo mas triste, ell mismo G0rky
caracteriza de esta manera, en- la
misma Vida NaeUG, a los bolchevi
ques: "Se muy bien que las ideas
y los sentimientos que desgarran
el alma de todo democratic since
no, les son inaccesibles; por con-
siguiente, no hablo de ellos. Pero
les acaso la democracia toda la
que -ha cafdo en- la demencia? Des-
pues de sentir todo ell horror de
10 que esta pasando, 6no Sc en-
contrara una persona capaz de
arrojar de nuestro seno a estos
sectarios insensatos?. :"
Hay que hacer justicia a Gorky.
Supo prever acknowledgements las
consecuencias de la aventura boil
chevista, es decir: eel hambre, la
completa desorganizacion de la
industrial, una anarqufa iAtermi-
nable Y sangrienta". Las profe-
cias de Gorky, por desgracia, Sc
han realizado. Y sin embargo, en-
vez de luchar contra "estos sec
tarios insensatos', Gorky hace
ahora con ellos causa com1n. Co
sas extrafas ocurren en- este pf-
caro- mundol...
M. TASIN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
Gorky y los
Bolcheviques
1AHORA, N ANTESl

Los bolcheviques han hecho
una voliosfsima adquisici0n:
Gorky, SUI enemigo encarnizado du
rante mas de un ano, Sc ha conver-
lido, desde ell mes de octubre Ill
timo, en- su colaborador. ,Desem
peila ahora ell cargo de comisariof
del pueblo por las Bellas Artes.
Antes de ocupar este destino, ha.
bfa va acceptable la propuesta del
GobiernO bolchevista- especial
mente del ministro de instruction
pdblica, Lunacharsky- de poner-.
Sc al frente de una grandiOsa Em--
presa editorial, con un capital de
muchos millones. Comprometf0se
a dirigir la publication de una eli
teratura UNIVERSAL que, segdn ell
proyecto elaborado, debe compren
der a los mas grandes autores de
todOs los pafses, desde la gran Re-
vOluci0n francesa hasta nuestros
dfas. Gorky dirigira tambien una
serie de folletos ilustradOs (mas
de 2,000), consagrados a los usOs
V costumbres de los diferentes pue
bios. Los libros y los folletos Sc
ran vendidos precios extremada-
mente baratos.
Aparte de este trabajO puramen
te literario, entregase Gorky con
passion a las bellas artes. Diriase
que en- elias busca ell olvido de la
triste realidad y de los hOrrOres
que esta sufriendo el pueblo russo.
Puede darse por SECURE que Gorky
realizara una labor, utilisima, de-
mocratizando la literature y las
artes, haciendolas pasar por mil
nuevos eanales, en- los mas aparta-
dos rincones de la inmensa Russia,
que, bajo el antique regimen, te-
nfase embellishments al margen
de toda cultura.
| Gorky es una preciosa conquis-
Ita para los bolcheviques, de la que,
por 10 demas, Sc muestran orgullo-
SOS. Pero NADIA indica que sea
siempre para ellos un aliado fiel:
es un escritor admirable, un hom-
bre de atlas y mobiles aspiraciones;
pero es un polltico mediocre. De
Ijase guar facilmente, ora por uno.
ora por otrO, y Sc permite Ell lujo
de cambiar con harta frecuencia
de opinion. En- 1905 iba del brazO
con los liberales y los laboristas,
Y aun acept6 participar con eilos
en- ell Gobierno provisional, muer--
to veinticuatro horas despues de
haber nacido. Mas tarde, duran
tie su permanencia en- Italia, en- la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11


CARNTCERIA: Es lamentable
ell estado de este edificio, ell muni-
cipio paga un empleado para pa
scar por la ciudad en- gestiones de
otros negocios y las 8 de la ma
fiana Sc presenta y echa dos Gu
bos de aqua a la sangre que hay
sobre el piso y marcia muy allegro
a su casa.
AL otro dfa no hay persona que
resista los olores que Sc depren-
den de ese edificio.
Corresp0nsdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11

Ell PAN: Els vinagre 10 que
consumimos por este artfculo, ell
est6mago de nuestros ni1os esta
en- constante peligro, los tahoneros
contindan eIaborando NAL pan, la
Sanidad haciendose la sorda con
las quejas del pdblico,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
Creemos 6til citar aauf. a tftnlo

Creemos 1til citar aquf, a tftulo
de documento, algunas opiniones
de GOrky antes de su conversion
al bolchevismo. He aquf, .pOr elem
plo, 10 que escribfa ell 81 de no.
yiembre de 1917 en- su peri6dico
La Vida NsseeG::
'Lenine y sus compafieros Sc
Green en- ell derechO de cometer to-
da suerte de crfmenes, como ell sa-
queO de Moscou, la carnicerfa de
los alrededOres de Petrogrado, la
Suppression de la libertad de la Prem
sa, las detenciones insensatas, to-
das las ignominias perpetradas
por Plehye y Stolypin... La elase
obrera no puede dejar de compren
der que Lenine esta realizando un
simple experimento con gu pro
pia sangre y su propia carne.
La clase obrera debe saber que los
milagros no existen, que 10 que lie
aguarda es Ell hambre, la completa
desorgdnisaci6n de Ia industrid,
cl desbarajuste en- los tramsportos,
una GnarquiG intermindble q san
grieptG, 81, como consecue,tcia inc
Citdble, ana reGcci6n no menos
S0ne6rfG q ciolentG. Aquf tiene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11

Iisla de Capri, encOntr0se baj0 la
Influenza del leader, de los socia-
listas revolucionarios, Chernoy, Y.
la del socialdem6crata, patricia
Alexingy, con cuya collaboration
Ifund6 en- Capri una escuela socia-
lista para los emigrados proleta-
rios rusos. Al comienzo de la re-
iyoluci6n de 1917, aun siendo in
ternacionalsta luch6 encarniza--
damente contra los bolcheyiques.
Ahora, por fin, Sc ha reconocido
con ellOs.
SSera duradera esta nueva con-
version?
No hagamos profecias. olga
mos tan solo que al intentar aho-
ra la defensa del bolchevismo,
Gorky Sc ha echado encima una
tarea ingrata y diffcil: obligado
Sc vera a desaprobarse a 81 mismo,
a reducir la NADIA todo cuanto di
10 por sus propios labios, ,todo cuan
to escribi6 de su pufo y letra. Y
no podra decir en- modo alguno
que el regimen bolchevista era ca
lumniado spor la prensa reaccio-
naria, va que esta Gtilizo en- gran
Iescala los artfculos acusadores que
el mismo Gorky public6, durante
un aiio entero, en- su propio dia
rio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11

FELICITAMOs: A nuestro
buen amigo ell sehor Francisco Viz
carrondo por el nuevo ascenso que
ha tenido en- el Departamento de
Educaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11

HERIDO: Sc encuentra en- ell
Hospital municipal el individuo
Antonio Lugo de oficiO carretero
que fu6 atrapado por las ruedas
de la earreta que guiaba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11

NAL OLOR: Desprende la Gu
meta situada frente la residencia
de don Pelegrin Lopez, la sanidad
tiene la. palabra sobre este asun-
to.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
DE INTERES. AL COMERCIO

Sc particpa los Concentrates mercancas que ell Ia
Her de costuras READE MADE CLOTHING MANUFAC->
TURE maquinara electrical trabaa esta ciudad
hace raes de hombre camsas pantalones etc. etc. pre-
senta rabao acabado perfecto al eso americana Con-
vertimos mercancas ropa manufacturada eso lie
faciltara la salida de la msma mayor utiidad
H Excelentes referencias Pda preciOs condolences
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO. 9ni
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-11
LA PARTE DE LA PLANTA
''DELCO : LIGHT
ENEL. COMERCIO DE PUERTORICO

La pIana ha sidO uizada tantOs de negOcOs,
que va puede decr que aparato de ujO AL
trario pare regular del equpO para los
cios endas bocas, cnes mueles, vapores Ian
chas, almacenes Ofcinas, fncas etc, etc.
Estos compradOres acOstumbradas al
clio cuandO han instaadO panta como la "DELCO-
LIGHT es porque han hecho estudiO cudadosO de
ecienca seguridad que paa les prestara tOdO
serviciO anuncadO.
Lsta parca de los duefOs servco que Sc dedica la
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
Pee Dee

o. E. Welch Sundayed with
his family.
Aubrey Johnson has sold his
so acre farm to Frank Scott for
$4,000.
Frank Scott has sold his farm
of 50 acres to William Drew.
Consideration $4,000.
Albert Harlan has sold his
farm of 50 acres to Robert
Stephens. Consideration $500.
Doc Shoemaker has sold his
farm of 40 acres to Boone Smith
for Sl400 and will give possess
ion March lst.
John Scott has sold bis farm of
l60 acres to Frank Scott and
James Ellis. Consideration not
known. Frank Scott will take
possession March 1st.
William Drew has sold his
farm of so acres to Robert
Phelps. Consideration $6000.
Mr.. Drew has leased the farm
for the coming year and will
give possession March lst, 1920.
1t will be seen by the above
items that there is something
doing in this part of the country
ia real estate trading. we trust
that ali parties concerned have
battered their condition, and
there are still other deals pend
ing.
Ray Jollffe who recently mov-
ed with his wife and children to
Montana, and who lost his wife
with influenza, has returned
with his children and are now
at the home of his wife's father
John Kincaid. We are not ad-
vised of his future intentions,
but wish for him the success he
deserves.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
Bridges Out Soon

The main Charlton bridge just
south of the county infirmary
and the bridge across the new
ditch south of that point will
soon be taken down and ex-
changed and for some weeks
there will be no travel along the
highway between this city and
Salisbury. The new tubes are
being put in the ditch now and
work will be pushed as fast as
it can be done.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
The Victims Statement

The following written state
ment was given to deputy Sher-
iff Trent and is one side of the
disgraceful attack on him.
|, B. V. Taylor, of lawful age,
do solemly swear that on the 7th
day of January, l was slugged
and robbed by Leo Woods,
Claude Calvert, Alex Shuey and
two Hines boys in the restaurant
which belongs to Leo Woods,
proprietor. About 4 o'clock
all the above parties wanted me
to shoot craps in said building
and after refusing, Leo Wood
locked the front door and | was
unable to leave bysthat entrance
and he said | would have to go
thru the other entrance, which
leads up to the poker room. In
the small hallway which leads
upstairs to the poker room one
of the Hines boys struck me
with poker about two feet
long and an inch and half in
diameter. This did not knock
me down, but diSlocated my
left shoulder, and after that
Alex Shuey struck me several
blows with a black jack, which
knocked me to my knees, after
which the rest of those whose
names are mentioned above,
helped in robbing me of S55 in
United States money. know
by the reputation and what |
have bought in the past that
this is a boot-legging and gamb-
ling joint and not a safe place to
be about.
(Signed) B. V. Taylor.
Witness: W. S. Shipp.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
O. E. S. Elections

The order Easter Star of this
city held its installation Jany.
6 and the following principal
officers were later installed for
the ensuing year.
Mrs. Lena Miller, W. M.
Mrs. Pauline Carlstead, A. M.
Will Moore, w. P. Mrs. Rather.
inc Brewer, c. Miss Marion
White, Asst. c. C. O. Sterner,
Secty. O. P. Ray, Treas. Miss
Agnes Taylor, Marshall and W.
L Wright, Sentinel.
The following officers were
elected for Rothville 0. E, S.
known as Twilight Chapter; Mrs,
Florence Miller, w. NJ. D. l..
Wilson, W. P. Mrs. Eva John,
son, Trsr. Miss Edith Wilson,
Asst. G. Mrs. Anna Mayhugh,
c. Miss Luta Stanley, Organist,
Oscar Wolfe, Sentinel,
Jany. II the following officers
were Installed for Westville o.
E. S. Miriam Callahan, w. M.
Virlea Redding, A. M. Buford
Green, w. P. Sadie Dodge,
Secty. Jesse Howard, Trsr. Fan
ME Robinson, Condrs. Lucille
Walter, Associate Condrs. The
retired Matron, Mrs. Alta Haind:
entertained the chapter with
delightful luncheon.
0. E. S. No. 29S at Brunswick
installed the following officers
Mrs. l.. H. Herring conducting
the ceremonies; Mrs. John Mer
rill, w. M. Prof. T. w. Cooper
w. P. Mrs. Anna Parker, AsSo
ciate M. Mrs. Eva Foggin, Secty
o. X. Benecke, Trsr. Miss Edit
Martston, C. Mrs. Anna Moore
head, Chaplain, Mrs. Matilda
Elliott, Warder, and L. A. Kink
horst, Sentinel.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
Perhaps Dry in 1920
Home Demonstration Agent.

If there is no referendum al
lowed or if the fact that there
was barely a quorum when the
House of Representatives PASSED
the national bone dry amend
ment which states have been
ratifying, instead of two
thirds majority of the whole
House, cuts no figure in the
question of legality, then this
country will be bone dry Jany.
20, 1920, legally if not actually.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
Activity North and South Truce May Be Agreed When
Allies Proposal is Received.

ers is end has been to help them,
not to hinder or interfere in any
manner with their right to settle
their own affairs in their own
way.
Representatives of Russian
factions not TO exceed three for
each group, are invited to meet
representatives Of the associated
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24

Representatives of the coun-
tries on hand at the peace con-
ference at Paris, France, feel
that the first thing to do is to
get Russia out of her monstrous
tangle and associated With the
nations in council, and to that
end adopted the article framed
by President Wilson and
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
German Elections

The majority socialists in Ger
many won out and the prospect
for a government by the people
and divisions Of the territory
made similar to our states with
governors etc. & c.
1t is claimed that there is little
prospect for Bolshevik control
of German affairs, but in view
of the divided vote, the Bavarian
Church Party being nearly as
strong in representation as the
regular socialists, conditions can
not be safely predicted at this
time.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24
Poultry Demonstration Farms

Poultry Demonstration Farms
Mr.. 7. S. Townsley will hold
two meetings January 18th to
finish the establishment of Poul-
try Demonstration farms.
One in the City Hall in Bruins
wick at 900 a. m. with a second
meeting in the Court House in
Keytesvil!e at 200 p. m. The
people having agreed to use their
flock for demonstration purposes
should plan to meet M. Townsley
in one of these meetings for in
struction and consultation.
Thanking you very much for
your kindness in this matter, !
am,
Very sincerely,
Helen Glasse
Home Demonstration Agent.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1919-01-24

The Missouri Council of De.
fense is a dead one after nine
teen months of camafouged use
fulness.
Lynn Miller has improved con.
siderably since his return from
school but is not yet entirely
recovered.
By the kind permission of
Mrs. r. T. Mathews we will
publish a series of letters from
her nephew, a missionary doctor
in China. The first of the let.
ters appears in fhis issue.
Miss Hazel Foster left for
Chillicothe Saturday to enter
Chillicothe Business College for
the course. Her mother accom-
panied her, returning Sunday.
Miss Hazel ought to make among
the highest grades. and an in.
valuable secretary when she
shall have completed the course
of instruction.