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1879 on tn this -. l2,h day Of SovembeTaA. D.
Ordered by the court, THAT hear
aiST 'e had upon the same on tho
1920. s nan OF OF Dc l;, a. D.
saia district. at IL O'clock noon:
anu that notice thereof be puhlishaS
m nr,n nne Times Dispatch. newspaper
known creditors and other ncrsnns
interest may appeac at the saiftims
ana place. and show cause IN anv
nsti y nave. why the prayer OF the said
And It is further ordered sv N.
court, That the clerk shan .aSs,, ne ne
nail TO all known creditors ean, ~
dressed p pc Hon and this order. ad-
residence as stated. p''ees OF
", Wntness the Honorable EpMr,Nn
court npp and th JR; "a, Judge Of The sad
%ond said s dia,r issFe OF ss. Ri s,.
gay OF November. A. D. 1920.
,sn JOSEPH p. BRADY
r. NJ RosCHER, ESQ. eie
Atlorney for Bankrupt.
COURT FOR THE EAsTbRN lis lis
iRief OF VIRGINIA.
NJ. STANLEY AN ! q GROVE. No IN lssT
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS.
CHARGE
,osn On this leth day OF November. A u.
lSsu, on reading the petition FOR ais.
$500 the bankrupt, it II
., ordered by the court, That hear
a,sn pe mad upon the same on the
;asn DAY OF DECEMBER, a %.
netore said court. al Richmond.
III SAID district, at IL o'c,os'i noon:
n a. ~ .hat notice thereof be published
~ me Times Dispatch, a newspsper
plihted In said district, and thai nu
snhoWn creditors and other persons In
an.srest may appear at the said Time
a au pIace, and show cause. 4. any
.ney have. why the prayer OF the ssid
'e.atioher should not be granted
Ana II Is further ordered by tbs
court, That the clerk shall send by
mal 70 all known creditors coo,ss
OF said petition and this order. I'D
dressed TO them at their places az
| reSidence as stated
-, witness the Honorable EDMUND
MADDII.L. JR., Judge OF the SAID
court and the seal thereof At Rich.
mond. In said district, ON tina Ian
| day OF November. A. D. i32Sx
| Attest.
,s..n JOSEPH p, nnADY.
MESsRs. MII.I.pR q MrHxeR.
Attorneys fsr DaaAssD4 ~ :
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c, Inc pond required In tho aboy.
'""so nus pcen duly given.
EHAS. @. SAyILLE j.
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Household Goods q
AEDERSON'S
BARGAIN SPECIALS.

Ter sass almost ns os. ' Ss ss shsm
Several good odd oak dressers: all biz
bargains at SEQ and up.
10, iron beds all sizes. as good as new.
IFi'ch are very low.
three piece parlor suite covered in velour.
very cheap: $4,000.
! three, piece solid walnut chamber suite.
IN good condition. \ bargain: ssS.
. s1ia 9 naw chamber suite g peee.,
slop. friec,
ce'ient condition. very cheap at sss.
solid oak sideboard: has been used vorv
lIttle. An unusual opportunity TO set
a good sideboard cheap. Price. 5000.
So old, oai; buffet: in splendid condition:
nance 70 buy an a1 unusual barfa eTe Is
10, ~ odd rockers and chairs. slightly
+ used. IN good condition. at bargain
Several very good Kitchen cabinets. In
You should SEQ these cabinets before iSw;
buying.
soiid auartered oak frame davonc,,.
ssimost new. An exceptionally good value:
ssys 5000 sa-y se assas oak hs 81.
several others priced equally as low.
solid oak frame davenport: very low
Here Is an unprecedented value Nothtng
a ike u mas been offered before this: 4
hininH-r room suite of nine pieces con.
sisting Of buffet. i dining room table
cIoan; TOP: S.foot extension; / china
Mado up In genuine American waInm;
with extraordinary high polish. IL viii
Tore buying: price, sass.
ANDERSoNS FURNITURE co
BROAD AT FIRST.
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STORE

AUCTION SALE OF STORE. WITH
DWELLING; ABOVE, SITUATED
At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
or BROAD AND TWENTY-FIRST
STREETS .
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Farms and Lind for Sale as
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.fUCTIONS--LECALS
Legal Notices

(Approycd November l.. 1900
20 dehn. and prer.n, untrue. dccrp.!ya
or misleading advertising. and - provide
penalties therefor.
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MERCHANDISE
Wante1-To BUY

RANDOLPH a CO.
Randolph els:
ZIG NORTH sECoSp ST.
Madison es2
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
o RUGARE

Catra toti fratii Romini din
Canton, Ohio 81 jur Comitetul
Bisericei noastrc in sedinta de
Dumineca 6 Nov. S s'au hotarit sd
facem Rugare la toti fratii
Romfni, ne da tot sprijinul 81
a primi pe preotul nostru p,
Craciun 81 pc cantorul Vasile
German in casele D-voastra 81 a
dona dupa buna vointa.
D-nealor slnt insarcinati 4
colecta pentru Biserica noastra
Rom. gr.-or. ST. George din lOc
avind multe reparatii in anul
acesta pc dinafara lar acum
avem 81 inceput lucru innauntru
inca odata va rugam a ne da tot
sprijinul pentru putea suporta
toate spesele ce he inprejoara..
Comitetul Parochial.
(67-68).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
INFORNAIlUN|
Casatoria vaduvei regelui
Alexandra valida.

Atena. - Casatoria decedatu-
lui rege al Greciei. Alexandra, Gu
Aspasla Manos, a fOst declarata
ca valida Gbuna) de catra inaltul
tribunal al Greciei, care a res
pins obstructla facuta de catra
fOstul rege Constantin al Gre
ciei, care cauta sd anuleze aceasta
casatorie spre a pune el nina pc
palaturile decedatului rege A.
lexandru. malta curte a dat or
din ca sigilele de pc usile apar-
tamentelor fostului rege sa fie
rupte. D-na Manos va mosteni
proprietatea personala fostului
ei barbat.
Avocatii d-nei Manos a cerut
inaltului tribunal Ga sa rupa ST.
gilele de Pc usile apar,amentelor
decedatului. In avocat din par.
tea fostului. rege COnstantin q
cerut ca sa Sc intirzie decisia
find ca Constantin are de gind
sa inceapa process prin care sa
declare invalida casatoria d-nei
Manos GU regele Alexandra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
Ratificarea ti.atatului Ia
Budapesta.

Budapesta. - Cind tratatul de
pace dintre Ungaria 81 aliati a
fost pus pc tapet spre a fl ratifi-
cat de catra parlamentul Unga-
riei. deputatii s'au sculat in pi-
cioare 81 au cintat imnul natio-
nal, 81 atunci AL mceput sd vo-
tezc intro tacere absolute.
S'a dat ordin ca steaguri negrc
sd arboreze pc aladirile publice.
Intro cuv1ntare i'm care Sc
plinge fata de termini sdrobitori
din tratat, Karl Huszar, fostul
premier, facut pc multi sd la
crimeze. Contele Paul Teleky,
premierul. propus ca sd fie
Huszar judecat pentru partea
jucata de acesta I'm negociatii
fnsa deputatii au votat Gu una.
| nlmitate contra prOpunerii.
Otter englez impuscat in Cairo
Cairo, EGYPT. - I'm Otter EN-.
glez "a fost Smpuscat 81 gray ra.
nit, de un individ necunoscut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
Brasiliai invita- pc svEei.

Brssilia invit1 pc svud.
Viena. - COmitetul care in-
grijeste de evrii ucrainieni refu-
giati in Basarabia PRINT Q
oferta oficiala de la guvernul
brazilian prin caresgnvernui vrea
ca sd prmeasca in aceia tara
250O de familii de evrei, care sd
fie adjust pc spesele 'guvernu1ui.
dupa cum spune un rapport din
Chisineu. Comitetul a acceptat
oferta 81 a TRIMS comisie ca sd
investigheze conditiile din Bra
zilia.
Situatia refugiatilor evrei carl
Sc afla in Basarabia foarte Sc
rioasa. Fondurile cOmitetului de
ajutor sunt pc gatate lar Bern.
stein Kaha, frllntasul evreilor
din Rominia, e gaia a veni in
America spre a cere ajutor pen
tru evreii ucrainieni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
T I n P U L!
(Fragrnent)

(Fragment)
Trece-o ri 81 vine alta
Alta vine 81 sc duce,
Una dupa cealalta
Pc asst drum dau sa apuce.
Trece-o ri, trece-o luna
Rasare altele in loc
Etern urmeaza acest joe,
Oer,tl Tulgera 81 tuna.
De noapte, del lumina
De e fbine, de este rau,
Del vremea rea, orr senina
De viata sau de e hau,
Etern urmeaza acest Joe,
Ora trece perduta,
Ziua sc furisa tacuta,
In virtejul eel de foe.
Trece-un secol intro clipa
@ mie de ami sunt trecuti,
Mi de veacuri Sc risipa
Pare nici n 'au fost nascuti..
Secolul 0 minuta..
In eterna vecinicie,
Vecinica armonie
Ii o nimica dintr'o suta.
Timpu-i totul, ell domneste,
Timpul tot &c mai lung,
Niata noastra Sc sflrseste
Mi de veacuri nu he 'ajung,
M ne-ajung, DEAN tot trail.
Eterne zeu.... stapIn etern
All. tn ne esti, tn din intern,
Legea noastra: naste,-mori.
Nu-i mimic noastra viata,
Nh ne naStem, moi nu murlm,
Vara pima de verdeata,
Iarna cimpul tintirim...
Timpul infinit Sc 'ntimde
A cuprinde vecinicia?
A cuprinde armonia?..
L,umea tn nu .poti cuprinde.
Lumea G o nalucire
Tot &c vedem. tot ce simtim,
f mimic. O almagire.
Nu ne nastem.. nu murlm,
Timpu-i etern, timpu-i mimic,
Acelas lucru orr cum zici...
Viseaza deci, i'm a'biz pic
In infinit m patrunzi... (sic).
Vasile Dem. Bradul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17

legatiei polone, q acuzat Polonia
ca caleat paetul incheiat, men
tinind o arrfata pc frontierele
Rusie 81 lasind pc teritorul eli
trupele 'beligerante a hui Petlura
81 Balakovitch, care lupta contra
bolsev istilor.
M. Joffe spus Cd tine de Gu
yiinta Sc prevesteasca pe guver.
nul din Narsoyia ca trlupele Dol
seviste yor prmni incurind ajutoa
re 81 cine site ce poate ur1na.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
Batum cerut de turcii
nationalist.


Constantinopol. Guvernul
repnblicei Georgia raporteaza ca
a PRINT I'M ultimat de la turcii
nationalist prin care cere acestui
guyern ca sa eyacuexe Ratnm.
malta eomanda Anmeana spu,
ne ca fost silita ca sa dnchee un
armistitiu Gu fortele fationaliste
thfeesti spre asi retrage trupele
din Alexandropol spre a pacifica
reyelta tatarilor.
Beleevis6 asaaak re poloni d m
- IN Do paDtul 1nelssiat.
Riga. - Delegatia po8onk in
frunte CD Domski sosi ia
sceat ora@ 6SaDbata. Dombsli va
ayea imediat o eonsf6tnire Gu
1of1s, seful dsleeatiei hol9eviste.
q. Jsffe in deeursul unei con.
sfatuiri eu sice-preycdintele de.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
Monument german distrus Gu
dinamit&.

monument german dlstfu3 Gu
dinamit&.
Bruxela. - Din ordinul auto
ritatilor municipale, in ziua ami
versarii armistitiului, monumen-
tul ridic'at de germani in aminti-
rea luptei de la Charleroi, fost
aruncat in aer ell dinamita. S'a
facut mai muke 6ncereari, de
persoane necunoscute, ca sa puma
dinamita monumentului.
Insist3 asnpra ieftinirei pinei.
Chicago. - Braifarii din Chi.
cago au fost chelnati la primaria
orasu]ui de catra Russell Poole,
secrctarul consilialui pentru re
dncerea scampetei, care lea spus
ca sa reda,ca pretui p1nei de La
Is la 10 cent?.
Daca bfutarii, ma v0r 81 sc
slpuna, "a spus Poole, atnnei ora
sui Va incepe 0 eampanie prin
eafe va SndAaaq,a p femei ca sd
faca ele pine, ea1zind prin acasta
mare nan1lhS hrntarilof.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17
Parlamentul Peruvian ridica
imunitatea Ia dol senatori.

Lima, Peru. Senatul peru
Wan a yotat ca sd rldice imunita.
tea parlamentara la dol dintre
senatori 81 sa autorizeze guver-
nul ca sd 1nceapa process contra
lor acuzati find Gle conspiratie
de tuhbura ordinea publica.
Acestia sunt senatorii Grau 81
Portfolio, care sc zice ca ar fl a.
mestecati intro conspiratie re.
volutionara. Planurile acesto,
conspiratori a fost ca sd atace
pc presedintele republicei d-nul
Leguia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17

Un domn din metrnpOla noa-
stra s'a plins judecatMului ca
nevasta lni "a lovit Gu stecui
(friptura), insa nu s'a llmurit
daca stecul a fost i'm tigaie. =
Nj ctnnva 81 stirea aceasta Va
proyoca un pelerinagiu la redac-
tia noastra
ss
Daca femeia nu are altceva
pentru ce sl fie multumita sc
consoleaza ca la discutie no in
trece barbatul.
&
Cind un barbat crlmpara un
cadou unei fcnlei oare care dol.
larul Use pare IN dime dar cInd
cumpara pentru ncvaSta lul Use
pare cit roata carului de mare.
A
De cind aliatii AL facut pace
GU Turcia. turcii dupa toate apa.
rentele all dreptul sa zica: Fe
restc-ma Mohamed de prieteni''
&
Asa Sc zice, nu stim Gu sigu
ranta, ca Pussyfoot va merge :
in Rominia So propovaduiasci
prohibitia. Tare ne teama Cd is
va gasi Bacaul mai abitir ca II
Londra.
%s
Tn prieten, care a fost 81 prl!
NCrvegia, Zice cd femeile din tara
acea intrec in musculatura p.
barbati 81 din callza sburdalnl
ciei lor in Chistiana, politia ma
in fie care seara arcsteaza 1ntr'
doua 81 trei suite de femei, 81 can
tot atiti barbati sunt oblojiti Ii
cap. Birrr. s. dus boil. 81 sd nj
atingi femeia nici Gu o floare -
daca e .Norvegiana H..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-17

Acest eazan este eel mai mar,
aflat de catra polite.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24
THE EYES OF THE NAVY
NAVAL AVIATION

As with many other specialties It
took the war to bring out the value Of
aviation in the navy. In 1916, naval
aviation was made up Of $50 officers
and men. At the end Of the war the
personnel was about $4,000 and grow
ing every week. Naval aviation made
good. Wherever there was any fight
ing at sea the Eyes Of the Fleet"
were found invaluable.
The United States Naval Aviation
Forces were the first fighting unit
to land in France from this country.
1t started quickly and, although
small, went straight ahead through
out the war, keeping its record up
and proving a valuable aid to the
success of the L. S. Sea Forces.
In this country several colleges
were converted partially or wholly into
aviation schools, These were the
ground schools where the theory of
flight was taught to the future flyers.
The Massachusetts, institute of Tech
nology was the largest such school.
There were at one time nearly fifteen
hundred men undergoing training at
that place. This school was for the
officer personnel only.
At Great Lakes, and some OF the
other larger bases, enlisted men were
being trained to care for the planes
that the officers would pilot or in
many cases, which enlisted men them
selves would fly. At Columbia Uni
versity mechanics were given a special
training in the Liberty and other
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24
CNo. 33SSll
ORDER OF PUBLIC ATION

In the Circuit Court of Buchanan
County Missouri, to the May Term,
a. d. 1920,
state Of Missouri, County Of Buch-
anan, SIS.
Ira $. Rhodes .. ....,. Plaintiff
VS..
Mary Ann Rhodes ..... Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
by his attorney. and il appearing to
the satisfaction of the Circuit Court
that said defendant Mary Ann Rhodes,
is a nonresident of the State of Mis-
souri,, and does not reside therein, il
is ordered that said nonresident de-
fendant be notified by publication, as
required by law, that said plaintiff
has commenced his suit in this Court
against said defendant by petition ana
affidavit the object and general ma
ture of which is to obtain a decree Of
divorce from the defendant on the
grounds Of abandonment and deser-
tion and that defendant has absented
herself from the plaintiff without a
reasonable cause for the space Of one
whole year.
That unless the said defendant
Mary Ann Rhodes, shall be and ap-
pear at the next term Of this Court
to be begun and held at the Court
House, in the City Of 81. Joseph, in
Buchanan County State of Missouri,
on the Srd. day of Nav. 1920 on or
before the third day OF said term. 20
answer plaintiffs petition, the same
will be taken for confessed as to her
and judgement rendered accordingly.
II is further ordered, that a copy
of this order he published i'm the ST.
Joseph Observer. a newspaper pub
lished in the County OF Buchanan, for
four weeks suCCeSsive'y. the last i'm
Serrion of which 20 he al least fifteen
days before the next May 1920 term
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24
THE DECISIVE FACTOR
Her Brave Boys Into
Action,

Truths long concealed during the
war are now coming out in official
documents.
Here are some OF the most inter-
esting suppressed facts recently dis
closed:
In Mrs. Humphry Wards third
volume of the history of the war,
Fields of Victory" she publishes for
the first time confidential chart
kept by the British general staff re-
yealing the exact fighting strength Of
Great Britain in France from jan
uary, 1916, TO the day Of the armis-
tice.
1t shows that IN 1918, when Amer
Tea had 1000, 900 men IN France, and
OF these l,33O.00O were actual COM
bat troops, Great Britain's fighting
strength was less than 100000. Also
that In the decisive battle OF the Ar
gone Meuse $4,000 AmeriAns We're
actually engaged alongside Of $4,000
British and $4,000 French.
Nearly all the newspaper accounts
from British sources during 1916 and
British armies in France anywhere
from 1000, 600 to 100000 men. Mrs.
Humphry Wards statement in the
second volume of her war history,
published in 1917, that the British
armies were bearing the brunt Of the
battle. did not therefore, seem 10 be
exaggerated.
But the chart OF the British general
staff. which she now publishes, shows
that the earlier statistics were gro
tesque exaggerations.
The actual fighting strength in
January, 1916, Of the British troops
in France. the official chart shows,
was 100000 men; in July, 1916, ESQ.,
600, and on the eve of the battle of
Vimy Ridge, April. 1917. the British
strength reached its maximum in
France. 100000 combat troops.
From this point Great Brttain's
fighting strength gradually lessened.
In the terrific battles OF the last
three months OF the war 62O. 900 Eng
hsh, Scotch. Irish and Welsh troops
compared with 100000 American
actual fighters.
| On The day the armistice was sign
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24

ed Great Britain's fighting strength
was 4e5,00o. There were then 2,OOO,-
600 Americans in France.
II was the American advance In
the Argonne-M -Meuse, reaching a point
on the river Meuse opposite Sedan
on November 6. which made further
German resistance hopeless. For
this was the enemy's main line of
communications, and nothing but
surrender or an armistice could save
the German army from complete dis
aster," as General Pershing officially
telegraphed. General Ludendorff's
memoirs also leave no doubt on this
point. The German chief quarter
master-generar writes:
I'VE calculated on forcing a decis-
ion on the western front before the
American troops could arrive. Our
naval experts estimated in April,
1917, that in order TO transport
1000, 900 American soldiers in a rea-
sonable time would require 5000, 900
tons Of shipping. Such a quantity OF
shipping, in view Of the necessity for
maintaining supplies TO the western
powers, could not be spared even
temporarily. e. Yet the Americans
came in even greater numbers than
we had conceived possible. They
were the decisive factor in the war"
New York World.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24
tNo. 32612)
ORDER or FERTILIZATION


Tn the Circuit Court of Buchanan
County Missouri, to the May Term,
A. d. 1920.
state Of Missouri, County OF Buch-
anan. IS.
George Lotz ..''..'". Plaintiff
VS..
Florence Lott ,....... Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
by his attorney, and It appearing to
the satisfaction of the Circuit Court
that said defendant Florence Lott
is nonresident OF the state Of
Missouri, and does not reside there
in, It is ordered that said non
resident defendant be notified by
publication. as required by law. that
said plaintiff has commenced his suit
in this Court against defendant by
publication and affidavit the object
and general nature of which is TO OBJ
tain a decree of divorce from the de-
| fendant on the grounds Of desertion
and abandonment, that defendant has
absented herself from plaintiff with
out a reasonable cause for the space
of one whole year next before the fill
ing of his petition.
That unless the said defendant Flor
ence Lott, shall be and appear at the
next term of this Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House. in the
City Of st. Joseph, in Buchanan Coun-
| ty, State of Missouri, on the 3rd day
of May, 1920 on or before the third
day of said term, to answer plaintiffs 3
petition, the same will be taken for
confessed as to her and judgement
rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered, that a copy OF
this order be published in The st. JOS
eph Observer, a newspaper published
in the County of Buchanan, for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion
| of which to be at least fifteen days
before the next May, 1920 term Of this
| Court.
A true copy Attest:
EMMETT ]. GROUSE,
(Seal Clerk
BY Chas. A. Redfearn. Deputy Clerk
| sherman Otis, Attorneys for
| Plaintiff. G24)
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24

engine to wings. A mans future will
be limited only by his own ability.
The picture at the left shows the
students hanging a Liberty motor in
an HS-2 sea-plane. At the right
some men are securing the cloth COW
ering to the skeleton of a land plane.
The bottom picture shows the future
electricians of the aviation forces in
the electrical laboratory, where they
will learn the fundamentals Of the
most necessary branch of aviation.
After man has gone through
these schools he has several channels
before him which will lead to higher
ratings and eventually to commits
sion. His first promotion will be that
of Machinists Mate Second Glass, with
the pay of fifty-five dollars per
month. II he does any actual flying
this will be increased by fifty per
cent, With his food and lodging
thrown in he will live as well as a
] man pll Alit obtSiNS VIM - tdA A4A4l =
one hundred and fifty per month. He
will be healthy, too, for all Of the
navy goes in strong for athletics.
1t is estimated that nearly two
thousand dollars is spent on each
man who -oes through this course.
1t is therefor not included in the two
years enlistment offer. The recruits
must have a high school education
or its equivalent. That is, they must
show a good spirit, some real ambi-
tion. Any man who shows interest in
his work and is healthy has a wonder.
| full opportunity.
Naval aviation is a great field. NC
one dares to say what its possibilities
are, and 1t is the young men Of pres
ent age who are going to develop it,
There is no limit. Naval recruiting
| officers in all cities are now looking
/ for good men. If you are interested
and are between the ages Of Is and
/ 3j, go to it
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24
It motors

motors.
After the armistice these schools
were returned to their former direc-
tors and the regular courses resumed.
But the special equipment and many
of the instructors were transferred TO
the new naval aviation centers and
the training is being carried on there
as actively as before, though not in
such large numbers. The courses
have been expanded and made much
more complete,
These are at present, Great Lakes,
San Diego, Hampton Roads and
Pensacola. The courses taught in
clude mathematics, electrical engi-
neering, meteorolgy, photography,
wireless instruction. and elementary
physics. There are also special courses
in such work as caring for and train
ing carrier pigeons. All courses are
thorough and equal in many cases
the courses given at our colleges. In
fact there are seventy-two colleges in
the United States which recognize
and give credit for the work at our
naval aviation universities.
These schools are intensely practi-
cal. A student is taken through the
work OF building and repairing the
engines, the magnetos or the car.
buretors. He does lathe work, black
smithing and wood turning. If he
finds that he has abilities along some
particular line he may specialize in
that direction. During the course OF
instruction he has the opportunity to
actually build an entire plane, from
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters,
Testam entary, upon the estate OF
Nancy a. Chapman, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Buchanan Coun-
ty, Missouri, bearing date Of the 18th
day of December, 1919.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any ben
eft of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the date of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
A true copy. Attest:
JOHN II. YOUNG,
(SeaD Executor.
Fred NJ. Wanger, Clerk of Probate.