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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE UNIFIED sv%rEs DIsTRIf;T'
GOGRT FOR The EASTERN bis.
TkiCF CT VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF No aiseleeE
CHA$. III hApGIITRES InStNS
Bankrupt. Bank runtey5
ORDER OH NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE e.

ORDER OH NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
1913, 4s , uu ra as.n day K nssG@ses
charge OF the bankrupt, !. is
Ordered by tho Neurt. That hearlrs
or FIGbEuAHY. A.. y. taiS.. be
district. at u. o'yloek noon: and tfst
Times Dispatch. newspaper printea
in said district; and tina. all known
may appear at tho sad time and place.
and show cause, ii any they have. WIZ
the PRAYER Of the s,iA~petitioner should
court; That tbs, CLERK shall SEND by ms, l
petition ana this ordsr. addTes 81 le 10
them at Their places of residence as
stated
WADntLL, JR.. Judge OF the said court.
and the seal thereof. at Richmond, in
said district, on the lath day of be-
Attest:
,se,n JOSEPH p. sRABpI.,
JAMES G. PAGE. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRicT Oh VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No. liza Inv.
u. CRAWLET JONES. In
t'aHhTNpt | BankruDtoS.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
,.3Iln this 18Th day, of December, A. n.
i3lS, on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt, it is
Ordered by the court, That hearing
he had upon the same on the nth DAY
OH FEBRUARY. a: ID. 1919, before said
court. ut Ricnmond, In said district, All
II o'clock noon, and that notice thereof !,
be published in The Times dispatch. "A
newspaper printed IL said district ann
that all known creditors and other baT-
sons In interest may appear at the sa ID
time and place, and show cause, IL any
they have, why the prayer Of the said .
petitioner should not be granted Eepp,
And II is further ordered by tho
court, That the clerk shall send by mail
TO all known creditors copies of said
petition AMI this order. addressed to
stated. feNi
Witness tho Honorable BDMuNT
WADDll.L, r., Judge Of the said court
and the seal thureot, at Richniond In
said district, on the 18th day Of De-
cembcr ~. ID. 1915. ~
co.. JOSEPH p. BRADY. A
GEO. y. HANSON, ESQ, & Il
Attorney for BankruDt .Ay5S-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
POULTRY AND surr,.,Es

ii.i vi S. arneauN. MOudancs and RunIs:
d, a'i S<uch. tnr,;G ,Atr, 1 ny
nous j. y. ItttIiha,. ..tI t.nsI I,rn.M W"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

CLIO fiIiNG-hishesl priccs pn,u FOR s..T,,,,i
hai.a 2.oG mia: -ilone Madison 1925.
DESK AND CHAIRS Wanted oak sanitary
drsi> anu Two ONCE Cnaira 10 mach l.
-'.y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

(SeaD AW Clork.
r. JUSTIN MOORE, Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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rAnMs ANn 1.ANp ron sAIE. s.,

GEpWT!i riNE riMHER 0NE.iIALE
rItiCE. 5000 i 5.s. cNi,E
ri MES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
creadoS cinco nueUoS
consoles cat5licos en- los
Estqdos URidos

WASHINGTON. Octubre AZ!
Obispo Shahan, Rector de la Unlver-
sidad Catolica de esta capital, en- un
resumen que hizo acerca de los pro-
cedimientos de Ia Conferencia que sc
efectuo Ia semana pasada en- esta
capital por Ia jerarquia de Ia Lyle
STA Cat6lica en- los Estados Unldos,
do a conoce algunos de los acuer-
dos tomados por dicha co~nferencla.
e. anuncio hecho por el Obispo Sha-
han, dice a Ia letra:
"Cinco Consoles de Department
tos fueron establecidos para hacerse
cargo de los siguientes intereses ge-
nerales catolicos: Education, labores
sociales, prensa y literatura; soc!cda-
des seglares: nisiones en- este pals =
en- el extranjero. FL Consejo de Mi
stones aqui V en- el eXtranjero. sera
el responsible directo de convocar a
IA iunta annual del Console Nac!onaI
Catolico de Bienestar, mientras que
los otros cuatro Consoles quedaran
bajo Ia Immediate dependencia del
Conite administrative, que nombrs'
"a un obiepo ono presidente de cada
uno de los consoles, bajo cuya direc-
cion Y responsabilidad Sc llevara 4
cabo ell trabajo que Sc le aslgne.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
E~SPARTACISTAS
PROVOCAN DISTURBIOS
Acordaron estabIecer re|acio-
mes conerciaIes con los
6oISckeUiRis

BERLIN, Ovtubra 4.-Slgulendo
al nrocedimicnto acostumbrado de
ocu sacar vcntaja de cualesqule-
r. disturbios en- ell pals, cl bolshevl-
kismo ha levantado de nuevo Su ca
beza hoy en- demosJr2cioncs que son
;~ndicadoras de 10 que sc prepare. Los
trabaiadores de las industries meta
lurgicas fucron los promotores de ia
les disturbios que dieron por result
tado la muerte de uno de los amotl-
nados ' entire doce y velnte herldos:
Estas bajas fucron cl resultado de
los i~ncidentes ocurridos 0 motive
de la suspension de treinta mltlnes
que Sc habian prohibido por Ia poll
cia v que los obreros Sc empenaron
en- llevar a cabo. Sc considera como
una cosa cierta el que no lutheran
ocurrido serios cheques 81 no Sc hu-
bieran anticipate los comunlstas y
socialistas Independence q adoptar
una resolution en- el Consejo de obre-
ros. ~favoreciendo ell estableclmlento
Immediate de las relaciones diploma
ticas comerciales con el Soviet russo
Y lamar 2 sus partidos para forzSr
una accion agresiva en- los mitlnes
.obrcroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

COPENHAGUE, OctU5re LOS
~peri6dicos que Sc publican en- esta ca
pitaI expresan que Ia Russia Bo!she-
vki enviara representatives a "a Con-
ferencia De Ia Cruz Roja que Sc ceIs-
brara en- esta capital eI proximo IN
vierno, con ell fin de cue procuren
de una manera extra-o5icial, d:scu1'r
los medios de hacer Ia oaz con los
aliados.
En- los circulos rusos De csta ci1'
dad, Ia proposition dc paz te Len;ne
Sc ha discutido grandemclVe u pro-
minente russo radicado aquj dcsde ha-
ce algunos amos, dice que IA propo-
sici0n de referencia plede coHside-
rarse una Media de exploration aho-
"a que la Russia del Soviet esta len
tamente ganando Ia pa 0 los Es-
tados del Baltico. Los -ideres de los
circulos rUsos en- esta capital han
expresado que les causaria IN verda-
dero asombro el que IA Cruz Roja,
una gran organization international.
@prendiera alberta ' francamerte
IN movimiento polIJicO &C tal natu-
raleza en- nombre &c 4 Auman!dad.
RIVAL, ctabre LAS Gegocia-
clones de paz Sc iniciar@n aqW entire
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
Sc NICIARAN DEFINITIVAMENTE LAS
NEGOCIACIONES De PAZ ENTIRE LOS
ESTADOS BALTlCOSYLOS BOLSHEVIKIS
}Estonia, Letv:a y Lituania obraran Como una sofa unidad
Sc propone que los boIshevikis enVIen representan-
tes a Ia conferencia de Ia Cruz Roja que
Sc e~fectuara en- Copenhague

tres Estados del Baltico. Estonia,
Letvia Y Lituania : los b~olshevikis,
segun Sc he anunciado va dafiGitiva-
mente. Tai accion Sc decide antIer
en- Ia Conferencia celebrada Ell Dor
pat, en- Ia que tambien tonic parte
ell go6ierno provisional de Ia Russia
del Noroeste, pero cuyo representa-
te Sc abstuvo de votar aquella reSo-
luci6n. Los tres estados balticos DORA
ran como una sola unidad, de acuer-
DO con Ia demanda puesra L lbs csto-
.nianos en- la junra p~reliminar con los
roios u Sc efectu6 en- Pskcft, mace
dos semanaS-
Esta accion por parte de los Esta-
dos Balticos, marca ell primer recono-
cimiento formal de Ia RuSia del So
Wet, como Estado soberano. Estonl2.
Letvia ' Lituania. van a!,ora = Se-
l~eccionar u delegados de raz que
deberan reunirse con los corhlSlona-
dos b~olshevikis en- Dorpat, en- L te-
cha cue am no sc ha fijado.
Respecto de Ia paz entire los hois-
hevikis Y Finlandia, Sc cree que SC
hara despuis &c que Sc haya Eirnado
el tratado entire los EstaGos BaIticos
= los rojos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
InUifaron al Cardinal MERCER
a que gisitard Ia ciudad
de Houston, Tex.

HOUSTON, Texas, octubre EN-
nombre de la Camara Ge Concrete
de Houston, Texas, Mr.. Garland S.
Brickley, ha hecho una in~vitac4on
especial al Cardinal Mercier, prima-
do de Belgica, para que haga una
vista 4 esa ciudad ell dia y de Oc-
tubre. fecha en- que tendra lugar Ia
celebration en- TODD ell pals del Dia
de Colon. FL telegrama enviado al
Cardinal Mercier. dice: "A Su Emf
nencia el Cardinal Desiretus Mercier,
Arzobispo de Malinas y Primado de
BeIgica. Al cuidado de su Eminencia
eli Cardinal Gibbons, aBltimore, Nd.
.Deseamos hacer a Vuestra Fmi-
nencia una cordial invitacion para
QUE visite Houston el dia y de &c
tubre, con motive de celebrarse en-
esa fecha en- TODD ell Estado, el Dia
de Colon por los Caballeros de Colon
del Cuarto Grade. Consideraremos
como IN alto honor el que visiteis
nuestra ciudad en- cualQuier tempo,
pero seria para n~osotroS motive de
MAYOR aprecio 81 vuestra vista fuese
en- csc dia particular, 81 fuera posi-
BILE. V nos completeness Ell haceros
esta invitacion, en- adicion 4 las que
va habeis recibido del Gobernador de
Texas ' del Mayor de Houston
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
NO CUENTA ALEMANIA
CON UN GRAN EJERCITO
FL efect;Uo miLitar que tleRe
ahora no uega q cuGtTo-
cientcs mil hombres

:, =. :. =. :. ;. - - :? =. = = :. e -
: TrIe translation filed with the rost- =
). master 81 San Antonio. lex. IS r.
:. guI-rd BY the act o. OrtcocT o, 1914" =
= :. = = = = = =
BERLIN. Octubre 4.-Scgun dice
information Official eXacta acer-
ca del elective militar que tenla Ale
mania para ell primero de Octubre DE
este ano, information obtenida hoy
dicho effective era tan solo de 3SO,OOO
hombres, entire oficialcs y tropa.
La Erase tan solo, Sc usa en- dl-
cha information, debido 4 que ga
cifra es mucho mas baja de las que
han aparecido en- recientes Y repeti-
das declaraciones de los allados, res
nccto del elective aleman. Por elem
Mo. eli Primer Ministro Paderewskl
en- una entrevista que concedlo EN-
Paris, Ia semana pasada, aseguro que
AIemania tenia un ~ejercito de $500.
500 600 hombres, incluyendo 100000
en- Ia Alta Silesia. En- otras frecuen-
+es d~eclaraciones Sc ha venido ase-
gurando que hay no menos de 2OO,Ooo
soldados alemanes en- las provlncIas
balticas.
Estes hechos Sc pusieron en- como
cimiento del Ministro de Ia Defensa
Herr Noske, quien manifesto desde
luego que las cifras anunciadas Sc
hallaban groseramente e~XageradaS,
pues que estaba SECURE de que ell nu-
nero de hombres que Alemania tenla
sobre las armas, era menor de $500.
100000. FL Mipistro pidio que Sc lie
rindiera I'm informe exacto tornado
del registro del Reichswehr de su
Ministerio, y puso luego Ell manCs de
algunos corresponsales Ia clfra CO.
rrecta del effective del Ejerclto ale
man.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
CANCELO SUS PLANES De
CIRA FL REY De
BELGICA
Pernanecer6 en- California
mientras duru Ia enferme-
dad de Mr.. Wilson

NUEVA YORK. Octubre Ell
Rey Alberto de Belgica ha cancelado
todos los arreglos para u gira por
los Estados Unidos, debido = Ia en-
fermedad del Presidente Wilson. Ell
programa para Ell agasajo del grupo
real belga en- Boston, manana domln-
20, V en- Buffalo, el lunes, Sc llevara
q cabo sin Gambia alguno; pero des-
puas de las recepciones hechas en-
5 ciudadcs, los reyes belgas, cl
Principe heredero Y TODD 81 acomPa-
hamiento, partiran d"irectamente pa
"a la costa del Pacifico, hacienda el
viaje de incognitos. TODD el grupo
permanecera quietamente en- algun
punto de California hasta el dia IA
de Octubre en- que iran ! San Fran
cisco para reanudar gu gira 81 para
entonces, Ia salud del PreSidente Sc
halla bastante ~mejorada..
FL rey tambitu cancelo anochc 81
vista al Hip6dromo. La u para
esta determination del rey, fue Ia de
encontrarse la reina algo indjspueS-
"a. segun anunci2 Breckenridge
Long. Official Tercero de la Secreta-
ria de Estado, que es el encargado
de atender a u magistrates, en- nom
bre del gobierno, durante 81 estada
en- este pals.
Ell grupo real permanecio anoche
en- eI Waldorf Astoria, habiendo sido
~huespedes del Embajador belga,
quien ofrecio a sus monarcas una
ccna privada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
EN- INGLATERRA NO HAY
TRENES nj PARA FL
REY JORGE Y.
Il monarch y 81 c0nut0G
usaroR automobiles para
regreSar q LondTeS

LONDRES, Octubre 4.-Hasta Ell
rev de Inglaterra, el mas
poderoso del orbe, ha sentido los E.
fectos de Ia huelga ferrocarrilera en-
ST pals. al tener que hacer Ell viaje
6esde Balmoral a esta capital, en- au-
tomovil. Los Reyes Sc hallaban pasan-
do sus ~vacaciones en- Ell nlenciCnado
lugar. cuando estallo Ia huelga ferro-
carrilera. Como g~obernante, numero-
sos V SuntuosoS trenes estan a Ia
disposition del rey Y Sc suponia que
los huelguistas harlan Ina exception
Y correrian Ell tren especial del So
berano. cuando Sc necesitara; pero
n o Sc sabe que el monarch hiciera So
licitud alguna sobre el particular,
prefiriendo hacer el viaje en- auto
m6yil. La distancia de Balmcral a
Londres Is de 400 m:llas. por 10 que
el rey Y sus acompanantes no llega-
ran a Palacio de Buckingham, sino
hasta manaH2.
Los mobiles ingleses continuan pres
Jando de buena voluntad su concurso
para ayudar a la comunidad en- esta,
IA mas grande crisis industrial por
que ha ~atravesado el RENO. Lord
Louis Mounthatten, de la Armada
Real, hijo del Marques de Milford
Haven. Canteriormentc Principe Luis
dc Battcnbcrg,) ' cl Aimirantc 81:
Sackville Garden, Sc halian prestan-
do sus servicios voIurtarios como
maquinistas en- Ia ISla de Wight y
al general Nicholson, como porterG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

hajos ~. ba:i . coasumado' ~" ia 70
ION ha ganado verdadera pop1!arIdad en- cl
presentc. Tn lujoso v~estuasio : atTaychte'
so!pes csceuicos jueEan IN im7or'ante pa
Uel ca cl nuncro que q ella le Corresponds
Lou and Gene Archer. dedicaTan ounce M
-rtos = IA cjccuci6a de bales aTtistlcos y
cancioncs poru!arcS. DISTINCTION . lnteLEen-
ca SON las PARTICIPATES cGalidades cue des-
plicgan en- 81.
Los actos rcstantes cstan 4 cargo DC Emma
Francis y de sus ''Whirlwind hrabs in
Danes Oriental a Il JAZZ; y de Nc. Con-
roll y Austin. ciclistzS comicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

funeral. .Lsi uues. no neceslta dc n>aG4h
Lo-bo para cnocionar L cualqaier aud!enei2.
No rsberaos EraneaneRte, 4 cual de sus can
clones !Iamar II mas ch;stosa. 2ues tras a
seen. a! -rsmis.no Caraso y otEas ceieSE'-
Gades 4auntiales. Is costImoEe Tnuy aF'ai-
-. az II /, dc offender =: pubico ncGan-
6cse acceGc- Z rcpetir 81 nunnero en- II es-
Csna.
ompara;!vaH1entc Margaret Ford. canta-
iora de rancioncs del dia. cs una pTinc'-
p:ante en- Ia caE-era De las tablas. Ilene un
naCniiico rcYprto.iO, en- ei cue &c luce 'Je-
%,t11d, uI.o5 &c una yerdadcra soprano y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

The Heart Q: Annie Wood cs una ale
coria rnoGerna construiLa acerea de una
tu!ec y scncila mush=eha dc Erovin;iG' cute"
TO ,pbe st scEuir las inciinGciones &C %
Eucno en- Annie Wood 0 sea casaTsS con 50
gn22tc COMPOSING. 0 sucumoir Z 20 1'@i0
en- Annie Wood o sea 81 Nurse con a.
H. M, .dnirar las bellcLas del Broadway.
decision final y de In mGaeTa como L
sc dss.rro!an de u"= 7nan=ra no
yelCsca 9 intcgesante.
Harry Jolson, Quicn en- el programme apa-
-ccc person;ficando IN "cara-neEra 6 CO
pa &c hacer reir hasta los colsHtes c" ="
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

FxhibienGo ST sobcr5ia iigUrs. mseatESs
eiecu,a actos aSomhrosos y NaE!aG9S c" VI
- ,cs.,,-as. en- la cucrGa y cl :gape-
20 DAINTY Marie. Ia Venus dc. Are. caea-
heza eli p7ograma del !~.a:est:c. 5lH;o ega
~ Heart OF Annie Wood QnIen. dc
aeoc-do con e. nrograma. p-cse2tara un As
-, 81 de- Dainty Marie. cs Ia cue mas
80 s-c-ra al standard dc la perfection que sc
ba fo-jado de Ia Venus dc Milo. QUO 'oda
,,nier epy;dia. Apar;c del irtcrcs que des-
inertia por So fi~ura. es GiIna de verse por
Ia gracia con que dcicita on SIS bales )
-aaciones.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
RECORDS GROWTH OF TREES
Dendrograph Furnishes Information Of
Much Practical Value to Stu
dents of Arboriculture.

The dendrograph is a new instru-
ment devised by the department Of
botanical research Of the Carnegie
institution for recording growth and
other variations In the dimensions Of
trees. Two types of the apparatus
are now In use. Both employ belt
of wooden blocks hinged together and
fastened securely as a supporting belt
around the trunk Of tree. In one
type, series Of plungers in contact with
q number Of selected points around the
tree carry on their outer ends an en-
circling wire. Any change in position
of the plunger moves the encircling
wire and the motion Is recorded by q
pen on suitable revolving drum. The
second type carries yoke which en-
circles the trunk Of the tree, with four
points of contact. Changes in volume
of the trunk are followed by differ
ences In distances between the con-
facts, which are duly recorded as
above. These devices furnish an in
teresting record of the daily and sea-
sOnal changes in the size and form
of tree trunks.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
ADHERE TO FEED STANDARDS
Necessary That Feeder Exercise Coco
! Judgment and Intelligent
Observation.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture)
Good judgment and intelligent oh
servation on the part of the feeder ar,
necessary in the application Of feed
ing standards, as the calculation oil
economical rations is not merely 8
matter Of applied mathematics. The
local conditions as regards the feed
ing stuffs which can be grown and
purchased economically, and the
value Of the products, will have much
to do in determining how closely the
feeder can afford to adhere to the
standard. But such standards or for
mulas, used in connection with the
feeders observation of his animals and
the markets, are very useful, and have
served a good purpose In improving
the practice Of feeding. 1t Is In their
abuse that chief danger lies.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15

Mr.. Harry Joyner, who plays Peters
the hermit in "Seven Keys to Bald
pate" when it is produced at Chau-
tauqua, is a native of the United
States. Mr.. Joyner chose the stage
rs a profession Immediately on fin
lshing his education, and is grad
uate of that most valuable of all
schools of experience, the stock sys-
TEN. He has probably played hun
dreds of widely different parts in some
Of the best stock companies in the
United States and Canada. For five
years he played Shakespeare and the
classics with Mr.. Ben Greet's COM
panies, and has been associated with
Mr.. Vivian for number of years.
Last season Mr.. Joyner spent as a
member of the u. s. fighting forces
overseas.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
Huns Savage Crime.

Among the many crimes with which
the Germans are charged is that of the
destruction of religious monuments,
and everywhere in the devastated dis
tricts are graves which have been vio-
lated and vaults which have been burst
open. One of the cemeteries which
has suffered the greatest damage lies
high on hill above little town not
very far from Paris. Here the work
Of destruction was carried out by aer-
ial torpedoes, five Of which were fred.
Not one missed its mark. Monument
al crosses are heaps Of twisted iron
and broken stone, and at the points
where the torpedoes exploded nothing
remains but deep holes.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
KNIGHTS AND FLAW.
LESS.

Not as the laureled legions who slew for
regal Rome,
March they who come from battle. keen
for the joys of home;
There are no captives with them, no
Caesar at their head,
With lions padding softly. to fill the
men with dread.
Their victor hands are guiltless, they've
made no peoples slaves.
They're white-souled as the children they
loved across the waves.
No city less city that they were cap
tains there;
They passed. but there's no wailing OF
women on the air.
Heed ye the babes of Flanders the aged
of Lorraine
They pray the saints In sadness our sons
may come againi
They used the might of heroes. but not
the hate of Huns.
And Frenchmen loved their laughter as
Vandals feared their guns.
You've seen their smiling faces. you've
met their eyes that seem
Somehow to hide behind them the shad-
ows of a dream;
You've watched them swinging past you,
crusaders that we hail,
AS fearless knights and fiawless who
saved the Holy Grail.
You laud them for their valor. but this
your greatest pride
In conquering a Caesar no Christ they
crucifed!
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15

WANTED-Foundry men for grey
iron foundry Mould finishers, night
men to shake out, night foreman for
shakeout crew. also high class exper-
fenced cupola tender. and all kinds
foundry helpers. Will break in good,
steady men without foundry expert.
ence for jobs paying high wages. Good
working and living conditions and
wages ranging 81 80 to $500 per day.
Great Lakes Foundry Co.. Port Huron,
Mich. III IL
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15

greatest the war has produced-a sill
ver-tongued master of eloquence-a
natchless orator, whose powers of de-
scription are vivid and whose word
pictures are more brilliant than those
If any orator now in America. He has
spoken at many important meetings
In addition to speaking several times
with Col. Roosevelt, he has appeared
as a speaker in the same meetings
with President Wilson, with ex-Presi-
dent Taft, with former Governor
Whitman of New York, with Hon.
Elihu Root, with Secretary of the
Navy Daniels and. many other no
tables.
His lecture, Fighting the Turks
at the Dardanelles," tells story sell
dom heard in America and Skeyhill
tells lit as no other could. 1t is war
through the eyes of poet and orator.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
BEST SELECTION OF PULLETS
Buyers Should Choose Fowls Of Same
Breed and Variety as Shown
by Size and Color.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of AgriGulture.)
AS far as possible the buyer should
select pullets of the same breed and
variety as shown by the size, color of
piumage, and form Of comb. 1t is not
advisable, however, for one who keeps
only small flock to supply eggs for
the family table to select for uniform
ity In comb or color If to do so leads
to marked inequality in size.
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of the Foreign-Born Woman" partic.
ularly the Italian in America. Re.
Gently she spoke at the Pittsburgh
University on "The Fusion of Races
In the United States" and later before
the University of minnesota on THE
Italian Woman In America
At Chautauqua she will combine
both these interesting subjects into
one most interesting address. Those
who have heard her say her address
will be one of the outstanding features
of the Chautauqua.
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
cEcILE L. GRIEL, M. D.

DR.. Griel, who received her M. d.
degree at the Polytechnic in Rome,
Italy. has done an enormous amount
Of speaking all over the country. Es.
pecially has she been welcomed at
the universities, colleges, and before
interested groups of people who wish
to help solve the Americanization
problem on which she is an authority
Usually her lectures have been on
Italy and the War" or "The Problem
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
FEED YOUNG PIGS PROPERLY
Trough Should Be Constructed So
That Each Little Porker Gets
His Full Share.

prepared by the United statess Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
Young pigs should be given their
feed In such a manner that each indi.
vidual pig gets its share. The SIM
plest way to accomplish this III to al
low the pigs to eat from properly
constituted feed trough, one TINT. will
keep the pigs out Of the feed and
will lessen the possibility Of crowd
in4
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
A Dissatisfaction.

"Did the bolshevist succeed in arous-
ing your disapproval of social condi-
tions?"
"He did. When q man is comforta-
BILE and happy the social system should
provide against letting bolsh come
around with crude interruptions"
The Owosso times., 1919-08-15
Gases Of Summer Complaint,

Stomach and Intestinal disturbances
are frequently corrected by the use OF
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
dren. Thew tend to cleanse the intes
tinal tract and promote digestion. Used
by mothers for over 30 years. ALI
druggists sell them. 1417
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Just Any Kind of a Boy.

Advertisements are meant to "pull."
During the war an office manager in
desperation tried to get pulling power
into his desire for messenger. The
advertisement he printed read: "Boy
wanted-Young or old-Either SEX"