davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-12

In May, 19l9 county health officers reported to Dr. Glenn Andrews, state prison inspector, total population of I'll In 54 county almshouses. Of these TIA persons, 240. (21s adults and 2 children) were reported as feeble minded Now these facts have been reported by the proper constituted authorities in the ex- fore carry more weight than if gathered by self-constituted reformers, however so worthy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-12

In the first place, the Ross mental deficiency bal provides a home for men, tally inferior children, where they can make the most of themselves, and be happy. Take the matter of those in or phanages. In 1918 MT. Lee Bidgood found iiS9 children in IS Alabama orphanages. The statement is made that at present there are probably one hundred feetle- minded boys and girls in orphanages in this state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-12
THE WORM TTRNS

Well, there's one consolation There's no law yet on the statute books compelling me to patronze this place again"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07
sAPTlsrs MEET VITA
SUCCESS At sEEviLLE

HEENfLLE Texas pee The
Baptist seventy rFs Million Cam
raiRu 81 meeting wifh success .n nfr.
Vile. last sunday moro flaa 81 900
% the local churcn'~ tll.f0 quota aa-
FuhscrlheI
y a. stockbridEe. ~ this city pub
hcltN chairman fpf The lAplat Blanc.
Association. estimates fhai aevent,
five percent ~ the districts quota %
filb.0eo has already been raised The
l"cai drive viii continue through tho
week. or until every member of the
church has beeu stem
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07


The outstanding social event ~ tho
fall and early winter season was tse
brilliant tea given friday afternoon
from 20 80 o'clock hy Mrs. Charles
y Coleman OF hcr attractive residence
lNlf Chaparrai street ln compliment
90 her daughter Mrs Ralph Coleman.
winsofne ana beautiful November
bride whose home was formerly at
Tulsa, oklahoma. and who was rroafrl
cordially hy the hostess friends who
woro delighted az this opportunity tl
welcome her into Corpus Christi 90.
clety
Tho Coleman residence which Iends
itself well TO- elaborate decorations
never looked more beautiful and at-
tactive than ID did on This occasion.
Gorgeous yellow and white chryean-
themums with grecuery were used in
the large living room and zinnias iu
the American beauty shades were
used effectively ir both the dining
room and sun parlor adjacent.
The dining table was oversnroad
with handsome cluuy lace cover and
as central ornament ~ bore crvs-
ial basket filled with 1innias Doe fhr
chosen rolors aud tied with maline. lt
was further adorned with silver can
dlesticks bearing lighted npcrs ANA
snarkling cUt glass and the handsome
silver tea and coffee services presided
over hy Mira H. Mccullough and Mrs
Henry Holden. respectively. who were
ntiractlveiv gowned Mrs McCuliouen
wearing "a French blue omhroidored
Geofgettc crepe and Mrs Holden n p.nk
organdy with picture hat in har-
mony.
a dainty rcfroshmcnt course WINS
served by Miss Conena Toys ~ port.
land Oregon Miss Annie Afae Gibson
Miss Maud French ANA Miss Aima
Rankin Miss Tevis wore pink char-
mouse. hllas Gibson light hue Drra
Don taffctn Miss Rankin Alice bmr
Gcorrette crepe over taffem ana Miss
French white George, tr crepe and
satin
in the large rrconfinu n4u fne SO
ff... .,...i..f,... f..... MAJ
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07

Airs Henry Redmond WIN Doe the hos
trss Tuesday nt the meeting of thr
lNumlns Missionary society OF the
proahtfnrinn church 200 Doe held nt her
home f0i s. Broadway
Mrs " w. CmiE win lend the de-
voronal The question md answer
.n Ciihn aul ho conducted h} Mrs. y s..
Cook
Mrs e. O. Stone VIII give report
of tho work on the Presbyterian Mis-
sion ln cuba during 1919
Mr. j. H. liulbirt VIII onA an hr-
ftrie pntftied "WhGt American Women
Can no Tor cuba
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07

Corpus Christi Eehtknh Lodge No
237 viii entertain Monday evening. Do-
romhor sth at tho ~ % 49, han with
an awcn social Tho CHESTS are asked
Iu bring penny for every inch az
their whist measure. a program VIII
he rendered md refreshments served
Tho members visiting members and
fisnds or jho order ore cordially lnvit-
pd 90 bee present.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07
ARKANSAS SCHOOLS PLAY
POST SEASON GAME.

NF TNr taa0rialfi lrfHf
LITTLE ROCK ARK. Dec In a
post season same fpr tlc state nigh
school foot BAN ,champiorshlp mere
today Little Rock high school defeat
ca Paragouid high 90 70 o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07

rho Womans Missionary society of
tha Frst Methodist church win meet
Tuesday 100 Q ocl0cs ln the following
circipss
Cirrio $50 3 with Mrs W. s. Nc
Guire Dos Mesquite street. Circle 80.
HIfh Affa n o. pmYv igl staples
fraet. Cncio So With Mrs j lvcy
McCmin lll7 Tenth street.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07

60 10 o'clock On very delightml man
nrr
Games and contests were the enter
tninuent features
The guests were dressed iu "t4cky'
costumes. the prize Tor the most char
acieriatic costume being awarded 90
Jean Blake
ICE cream. cake and candy were serv-
ca ~ the hostess assisted ht her moth
CIR. Mrs s. n Cathey.
lhe guests WERE Myrtle Iurtfnsn
rook Glen snow Anne pitlmnn. Lola
Dfury Marie We'll Wluzclla Wlther-
spoon. Jean Biakc Fredna Cross. Vel-
ma O'Ncal. lmoFene Wakefield f.orinr
wakefield Mary Lee Carlyle. Hnlen
Mclean. Ruth Leader Hazel Schnnffnr.
Jean HhNh iiuhy Shelly. Helen phni-
bert. Lucille Davis. Elizabeth NcCrI-
Tough aud bob oliver.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07
Wnmanl, Rellef Cornn-

AN important meeting nf me WOO
mans Relief Corna VIII ho held Monday
rffcruoon NJ Tflhvk
% Be- urgently requested That each
nembcr De- pr~ent w. the election ot
Officers and other Important business
matters win ~ taken up Hi the meet
ur
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07
Information Wanted.

yes. they sometimes nundcr the
soilei money at the trsasur,
"tan You tell me whore they hang
10 out P'-Kansas City journal.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07
Wsnan,s Mandan club

We john y UNfflaif Vim III the
hostess tomorrow ni the meeting of the
Wumtnt Monday club. tho program
Of phIch follows.
itoN CALI Bernard shaw and his
dramas
Reldin. and Criticism of "phyhog
0i thr Western World hy John syneo.
MiH 3 r pondrom
Music
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07


IN recognition Of her fifteenth birth
day annircrsary Miss Ruby Mac fiar-
bin entfS tnlned pleasantly saturday
afternoon az her hgmc. ili3 THIRD
street
yellow Chrysanthemums were used
in decoration
Games ~ hunro were PLAYED. fol T.
lowed hy dancing IN playing hunco
The hich sroro prize was won hr
catherine browning and the low score
prize hv Margaret Serrest
The dining table which bore tho
birthday cake az q central ornament
was ntiractively decorated hot choco-
lnte and cake were served
The guests were Misses Katherine
browning MnrwEet sogrest Mary
Catherine Taylor Helen McCaurhan
Mary GLADYS Cole Ma-mret Hevk
Lula Leo Carter Agnes shaw Ruth
Crow Form Johnson
TITO hostess was assisted hv her
aunt Mrs. W W. Newman .a enter.
timing.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07
SOCIETY,
CLUBS, CHURCHES

en for h' department should editor no,
later than five O'Clock in the publication
following morning - -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-07

Mrs. j. A. Mount.
Editor
PHONE 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
@ einfreunofdaf

M einreunpfdat
Gle 6reunoid]aIt. ole Der Hein &c.
madt
Writ iUle 0er @etn rlr cine Hod1t
W o0d)en.
vi: pouem 9iedte merocn OFT
gle n6lnmmen" oud gendnmt;
Ieun mander bai ifon unrerbo'1
Iie Singer 0'ran o%erbrannt.
Gruber galt oes Zones alarbcit,
Qeute gilt Die aroit ocs Sduuc5,
emit mar Wabrheli mebr aI3 oues,
Sent lit aGee mehr ais NabrbeIt
3er Aoran ucrblctet Den 8elr,
geiiattet aber mcDrere Jraucn, neil
er EeiB, DOB iih lm nIdterngn gu.
itan6 niemnno mebrcre 6rnucu ncD.
men pir6.
J ube3ug lui @e0ddtni5itorfc
gibt es 5peierIci Heniden: Iie CT.
lcn merfen lid nur Ons 8uie, oa5
man ibnen errieieu. Die anoerGn
MIR ods Shlefte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
@caen Gbrenianien.

Radfplaenb per0ffsntltdsn mir
bier betpdbrt. Mittsi gegen Sbrens
fauisn. /. 9al5paher; elm Seel0fs
fell purmes Wofer. in Dem cine quite
9riie Sol3 ouf9sI0it purOe, piro bel
lie9enoer Stelluns Dem potienten ms
OBJ 9etrdufeIt, 5 Minuten in Dem
etnsn selonen, oann pirb oos @Iei,
DIE nit benz anberen pisosrboIt. 4-5
Wtol tGgIih. .gtah elmer Wo6e srs
beblife 8eherun9. bonn nur nod gs>
legentlid nn5upenosn. - 2. Beetles
Olipen0l; hrei Mal tdsli9 Del 10
beiB MAIDEN, uls mar es Dertra9su
Tam. ms DIR 'trGufeln, bnnn Watte
einitopfen. M1smaI porber ons e.
nit pnrmer Mil5 o~usIpIIsn. 8iele
2suts lino our9 Gnpsnoung bieies
Mittels mad breip0higem 9ebraud
sebetlt tporoen, uno buben Sabre lang
nidts tpieber seipirt. 3. SaIbe
aus Set; 4ammfett, e~benIopisI
Shpeine EFT; 5uiommen idmeI3en.
pGbren0 bes Grtaltens gu Creme rib
rem, in beibe Sbren geben. - q.
Wiusnstroft; nidt baran bentsn. Den
Wilen bngegen ftsmmsn uuo ii9 bin
reideno eetpoltiom a~blentsn, bsiIt
natiirlid ni6t, biIft uber iber bas
S4limmits binpeg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Sonaenitidl nno Sieidlas.

Wan utrltebt unter nSlsld)lag"
0epille Tunttionsltorungen, ole an
elmer Helbe Don mIhtlgen CrJanen
berporgeruicn mcroell, Uenn ourd
8ernleDrunB Der @arnieproouttlou
ulto Grid)peruitg Der 8arlneabgube
cine %lOgenannte n&arneltuuLns
I'M &Urper e%lItltdn0en ill.,. Ternpbri
miro ole &0rpermarme ourd) Ieoe
S1tigfelt Der Wtu5feln, alio ourh
iebe Arbeitslelltullg. Ieoe 8cmegung {;
ia io9ar ourd Die 3uianlmen5Iebun9
OeS Scr5ens mo ourh Die &ntl3-
feit Der Atetulluatulatur. Mer
oernta9 ltntntt9 rubt ooer lein Ia.
gefperf obne lonoerlife torpcrllte
Gnitrcngun8 uerrldtet. DER miro
Der @efabr eIner Grtrdntung an
Stsf1la9 RatlrstmaB lu,nlger aus.
geiest ieiu, lUte 3 y. Der Arbciter,
Der Sonomerter. Der yuusr. Der
Sol0at, Der R~aofabrer ulp.
Sir Die SrihDeru1lg Der 8dr.
meabgobe tomIucu mebres ltmitan.
De in Setraht. Cine 9ouptroae
fpteIt bierbeI Der @armegra0 oe1
inns u~mgebeiloen Surt liner aor.
per bat ndlullh = gerou ME Elm
gebei5ter Sfen cas- geitreben.
bel Solte bel, bel Sise oageeen Inn.
%fouenlder Marine abSuaebpu. IL
rlebr Die auBeutenlperntur iitl Der
uuleres G0rpers nabert. Su0 abeI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
g6rontf6
'Setoenoe.

SD nil nit Sbnen iprsden. Die
9ba1ade, OoB is lOnitUO Obne @riOIs
%bebauoelt Woroen nnb. s%ntmutbist mid
nitt i'm 9%erinsitsH. SD belle Mdn'
Hsrn uno Jruuen leosn Gag uno Made
&ursn, Oitmals in 5aleH. Die BON an.
oereH ais unbeilbar erfIdrt wureen. 10
oaB i9 f6er flbIe. OaB i'd aut fir
Sic oiel tbun tann. Nur Su toniulti.
rem tOitst ni6ts, aber bic Bsrsdnunseu
meiner 8ebanoIuns iino isbr mdBis
un6 nift mebr als Sic miais iinb Su
bsSnbIen fir bic erbaItenen @obItbatsn.
SD bsbanbelte 8heumntismus. Ser.
oOiitdt. Rnssns unb Ser5Ieioeu. &n.
tarrb, 8lut. unb Sautfrautbsitsn. 8ers
ftO2funs, llrin' uno Rierenleioen. 10.
tpie 5~eipnbers Srauentranfbsitsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29

H Nf~N ANAAA tkAkAtk'
Der gleld, 10 t0nnen mir iiberpauot
feline 8drme mebr nab auRen ab.
gebeu. "a III aber tr06 Der per.
mII0erten Ibgnbe ole 81rnlepro
outtlon unuerbiu0ert Turtihreitei. 10
muB es natllriId 5u elmer llebetbit.
sung oe3 8lutes. 5llr ,8qrmeitou.
ing" tommeu. Sie Yluttcmperntur
miro olio anIteiQcn; nber ihon nab
eInem IiIitieg Don iiini @raoen iino
mir al Der 8ren3e unierer Sebens.
1abigteit %angelengt. uno q,rooe
blernuf berlbt Die 8ei6brlidfeit Der
Grfrantlng. Anoererieits Iolicn lid
pber aus Der grfenntnis Don Dem
@eien oieier Grdnfbeit alld leid)t
ibre electromagnetic ableiter:
Sine Deitere llriohe sur Or.
fhDeruna Der @1rmeab9obe biloet
Der SeuftigfeitsgebaIt ser ulls nm.
g~ebenben 2uit. @ir niiicn, oo6
leoe 8erounitlna GQIte er5cugt, uno
oaB bicic @erounitung INT 10 beIier
p%onItatten gebt, ie drmcr an Raj.
icr0nmpf Die unS rmgcbcn0e 2uft
ut. Hun bit ms ole Natur in
hodlIt smedmdBiQer @eiie nit elmer
fold)en INSTRUMENTATION
ouSgcItattct, irbem lie uns nit ct.
mo- 6tuei Miuionen SdmciBo,iiien
ausriiItete, Die tGQlif minocltens
einen Otter ShpciB - in crtrtmen
Gdaen aber eff Gicliahes oapon -
a%bionoeru. Gnnn nun oieier
SdtueiB u%nbehinoert pcrouniten
(pnS bel trofener folter 2uft am
bciten, bel feuhter. normer 2uft
nber ON ible6teItcn mogIif iit, 10
baben mir in Der 10 cntiteberoen
8erounitunasfGlte eincn natiirIidlen
Sfub gegen ole iibermGBiqe Or.
bibung oes @Irtes. GSGQt oogegen
oieies notiirIide tSiltsmitteI fort
(oas lit BEL bohem 6cuftigfeitsge.
bolt ser 2uft 3 g. in oen Sropen
Der SAM, Damn fommt es bel emf.
fprehenoer Nrbcitsleiitlna nieoer.
INN SIR .@GrmcItauung".
Ger peroerblid,e GinflitB, fpeIden
febr bobe Sempernturen, beionoers
bel oirefter ginnirtunq Der Son.
nenitroblen, otf 8eiunoheit uno 2e'
ben BON Menihen utb Gieren aus.
iiben, lit ffon non alters her be.
funnt. 8om Sooe oes @emabIs Ser
Sroit hciBt es in Der 8ibel: Limb
Der Wann hatte oebeiBer Wonoiie.
Der mar in ser @eritcnernte qeitor.
ben. 9enn 90 er auf Dem 6eIoc NOR
bel oen IrbPitern. tparo or franz
BON ser Sise uno itorb in ieiner
Staot 9ethulicn Iud) Der Sobr
Der Sunamitin itorb on &ieffIog
Oh. BUD ser a0nige Sap. 4. g.
1920. 9aber Elm Segensmunidl
9api6s lalltet: Ser Serr behiite
bid, . ooB DID oes Cages Come
nif)t Itede!"
9ie Genlperatur unieres &orperS
niiroe in S%onnenbrano uno Som.
merbibe itetS cine fir unier 2eben
gefdbrlid1e 90be erreihen, penn ms
nid)t oie giitige Wrltter cine Irt 81.
hcrheitspentiI perliehen b6tte in oen
W;aionen Goren Der Sout, tuelde
in Der Sise iid) ofinen uno ~itarfen
SdneiB ausbrefen laiien; hurh
beiien @erbunitung an Der 2uft miro
Die Sout beoeutcno abgefiiblt. sSir'
oct ober aus ir9enoipelhen Grim.
Den feline regeImdBiee SdneiBob'
ionoerung itott, 10 iteigt Die Sempe.
rotrr oes 90rpcrs biz ~ @rab Gel
fius uno barber, woourd ser Ser.
5ersmusfcl aelGhmt miro, uno ouS
2eben DihIogurtig" erloiden fann
3nmentIih penn Ole atmoiphGriide
2uft nit Seudti9feit biS 5ur SGt-
tigung iiberlaher lit uno ifmiile
@inoitine herrift, fam Der ouSbre.
deroe GfmeiB nif)t b%crounItet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Gcrien,
Serien.
Spsieniide GIauoerei BON 9r. mes.
Ab. Stard.

Wfit elmer ieoen arbeit: mag iie
t6rqerlid ooer Geiiti9 iein, lit oas
&eOirfnts nad &ube uuO erboluuq
etenio untrennbar p~ertniipit ME Der
Ghatten nit Dem Hihte Sos cine
1T Die nottpenOIge 6oige 6e5 on0e.
rem. 9ies gilt nidt rur fur lene
iFoue, no Dabren0 .ooer nod Der
Nrbeit Elm 8eilibl bon Grmitoung
cintrttt. 9ier boben pic es oiel.
nlebr id]on init elmer 81 iltteuiioen
Mrbeit 3u tun, Die BET oiteret @ie.
6erbolnng aiih i6doIih mlrfeu
tam. gtormnlerDeile ioa rcd Dor
S'eginn Der MISUNDERSTANDING
nit Der arbeit outgebort weroen.
Nuu iorgt Die Jtotur ielbit oafur,
oaB Der aorper uno 8eilt su elmer
regelmdBigen Rube ge5pungen lit,
uno omar our6 oen Sdlaf. Aber
oIeie natirrlihe aompeniatior muir.
DC idon IN alter 3eit fur rngenu.
geno befun6en uno es moG)te nd
cas- 8eourfnis gelteno, auBer Der
tdgliden Rad]triihe mob aIllDobent.
Irh cine arbei:spaale pom uieruno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
Sic " 1ohen belIeiBcn

Sic @dohen beileiBcn fid.
gcwobnlih uucr Sugenoen, III.
Manner an iih gu 5ieDcn (uni
wabrlid), in oieism Stiife limo il,
Y~tetitcriunen), limo lie aber crit
8eiber, 70 iiben lie nuc llntllgcli
Den aus, qIcid)ium oils mo!itcu liz
lid fir ocn ,}pnn9 Der iriiGcrru
Sabre idoolos boltcn.
Giner Suugertn.
@er bid bort. lit cIt6iidt.
@er DID iiebt, lit berudt,
8er Did ipridlt. iii begIiidt.
'@er bid ninunt - iii perrii6t
aonpeutIonelt /.
., meld)e &iebensniiroigteIt.
Sn ibren Wortcn, ibrcn Nlldeu
Sic loheln Dir ms Nn0clift
llno ihimpier 5rntcr oeincm ]iiif,r
2em Gummen III oui nleler gNcli
Gum 8rolt Der Iiimmere Qeieut
Irum ME oos Sclbltertrou'u utr
lorenl
Ter 0iimmite -. lit nod nitt a.
boren.
u8er nit)t llcbt Bcin. Ncib u,l
8claug,
Der blcibt en- ytorr ietn %cbcr
God it's fijr !eileu oud bcirijbi.
Ter. mic Elm giarr.' DIES @lcebIJti
lirbt.
BiIlit Oh gum @immcl tdlou'r
ALIEN,
Stolpcrlt Oh IcId)t iibcr ciucn 5telu
llno lift oetu Yl,d uui Die 6roc &C
nageli,
NtHertit on ore WoltCn crit, Dcnn
es ihon bogeIt.
~Dieneu loft ihr meinem 3bro
ne.
20 1T meiu 8unid, CO uno 9efebI,"
IS iprnh's Der lcste Kbornone
.3u sem periommelten S5raeI
llno aaes or1nget lid un6 iragt:
o@os bat er geiagt?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
DR. Turb
Gayrick Building CHICAGO, III.
Ueues aus t uno
Heilfunoe.

Sic @riitel inter bieier 8ubrit iin0 lebrs
reid unb interefialt, in ibreu Nus
fiibruneen uuo S6luBfol9erungen re-
%prGientireu Tie aber ofters nj d t Die
Inlibten oes @eiunobeitsrntbs. .
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-29
The {. r. Barron Co.

Ter raocn ptrS punft 8 lthr &ur.
mlttGgs erOffnet.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
ONLY ONE PROTEST FILED
AGAINST SIDEWALKS

The conucil met in adjourned ses-
sion Wednesday night with the may
or and all councilment, except Bry-
den, preset.
Only one protest was filed-that of
N c. Bourne-against the construc-
ton OF cement sidewalks provided
for In the ordinance passed two weeks
ago. Upon motion an extension of
one year was given Mr.. Bourne in
which to construct the walks In front
of his property.
Ine cIelA Was instructed TO adver-
tlse Ior DIuS Lor me CONSTRUCTION OF
a urluge over MonLpeher creek De-
tween Anlru anu FourLn streets, anu
the construction vi an aDuIment for u
distance OF about lou feet along Lhs
south bank OF the creek, all material
for the construction OF the abutment
to be furnished by Royal Clark.
The water committee was instruct
ed to meet with a committee from the
Montpelier Irrigation Co., for the
purpose of reaching an agreement IN
regard to the proper distribution of
water between the city and irriga-
tion company.
An ordinance regulating the sale of
milk and the inspection of cows for
tuberculosis, as prepared by the state
health board, was read but its intro
duction was postponed until the next
meeting of the council. This ordin-
ance, IL passed. will require the year
ly inspection Of all cows. from which
= milk is sold. by licensed veterin-
arian.
A letter was read from the Sidney
Stevens Implement Co., stating the
price at which the company would
sell to the city the tract of ground
west of the pavilion for park pur
poses. The letter was ordered filed
Several other matters were eithei
referred to committees or laid over fol
further consideration.
The council will meet again mex
Wednesday night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS

Mr.. II. X. Fulton, representing the
Federal Board for Vocational Educa-
tion Will be In Montpelier Thursday.
August z. He will stop at the Bur
goyne Hotel. His visit here La for the
purpose OF Interviewing disabled SOL
diers. sailors and marines who are
desirous of taking up the very liberal
offer made BY Uncle Sam to men dis
abled in the service.
Congress has recently appropriated
fourteen million dollars for carry
ing on this work on a much larger
scale during the ensuing year. II is
the purpose OF the Federal Board to
get In touch with every man disabled
j In the service. either by wound or
. disease. and 10 aid him II he is 70
f cationaly handicapped in making q
new start as a wage Garner. Many
of these men are not totally disabled.
but have a disability which inter
feres seriously In their carrying on In
their previous lines Of employment
A course Of training under the Fed
eral Board win frequently overcome
this handicapp and make a man more
successful than he was In his former
occupation
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
STATE SWINE SPECIALIST
TO VISIT BEAR LAKE

Mr.. William Kerr, state swine
specialist, will spend the week of
August 4th to 9th In Bear Lake
county for the purpose of giving as
sistance and instructions to Pig Club
members. Mr.. Kerr's work I'm other
parts OF the state along this line
has been enthusiastically received,
and has had excellent results. In
addition to tho regular pig club
meetings in the afternoons. MIR. Kerr
and the county club leader will hold
sectional community meetings in the
evenings for men, women and child
rem.
He has an excellent illustrated
talk which he will give at these meet
ings, at which he will show very
fine set of slides dealing principally
with club work. Some of the pictures
of last seasons work In Bear Lake
county are among these. and have
been shown all over tho country.
Club songs and yells by the boys and
girls will enliven the evening. 1t ID
to be hoped that there will a large
attedance at each meeting. These
meetings will be held In tho meet
ing houses.
Following ID the schedule OF the
! evening meetings to start at $40:
Monday-Wardbor DIngle and
Montpelier, held at Marlboro.
Tuesday-Bennington, Georgetowh
and Nounan. held at Georgetown.
Wednesday-Ovid, Liberty anC
Sharon, held at Liberty.
Friday-Lanark.
Saturday-Paris and Bloomington
heldsat Paris.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
THE SOUTH IN Against
WOaaAN SUFFRAGE

Washington. July 3O-Now that sha
new republican house and Senate
have passed the constitutional amend
ment granting the suffrage TO women
on the same conditions as mon, II ID
feared that the cause viii bs tenn
pOrarily lost In the rock ribbeA south
ern states.
la Georgia y test vote on accept
Ing test vote on ratification reveal
cd . ~ 10 IL majority against II.
In the House the proportion Ia said
TO be much greater. In Alabama the
suffragists have made n spirited fight.
but poll has shown that ~ out of
30 are against shs amendment. The
virginia legislature meets In August.
and II II feared that conservative
opinion there. which has steadily vos-
I'd ths democratic ticket 1inee aha
days Of Andrew Jackson. and which
mas long advocated the grandfather
clause ~ which nSgroes have been
excluded from the ballot. will exsr-
etss it's authority and reject gha n
/ msndmsnt. In ths remainder of The
1 Southern Btates aF0 to be- found. ae.
I eoFdlng To ths democratic members
OF the house and senate from thers,
who bAve - psFslstentiy fought The
suffrage amendment In coagrena. ths
votes 10 prevsns the ratification.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-01
DISCHARGED MEN GIVEN
NEW RULING ON INSURANCE

Washington. July 25.-Discharged
service men who let their government
insurance lapse were given the priv
ilege of reinstating their policies
within 8 months without payment of
back premiums. under an order sign
ed today by Secy. Glass. The only re-
quirement is that the man requesting
reinstatement must be In as good
health as at the time of discharge
and must pay the premium for one
month of grace In which his insur-
apce was continued after he stopped
payment and the premium for the
month in which he requests reinBtate-
ment. Premiums for the Intervening
months will not be required.