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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-25
Scrambled Eggs With Cheese.

Melt one-half pound Of rich cheese
In one cupful Of rich cream, add a
dash Of cayenne, mix well, then break
into the mixture six fresh eggs and
cover until the whites are set, then
stir vigorously until the yolks are
cooked, but not hard. Pour at once
on strips of buttered toast or hot but
tered crackers. Add salt just before
serving to avoid the curdling Of the
cream. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-25
Prune parfalt.

Beat the yolks Of three eggs, add
one-third Of eupful Of sugar, and a
pinch Of salt, add one cupful Of milk
and cook until smooth and thick, add
a tablespoonful Of gelatin, softened
In prune liquor, using one-fourth, Of a,
cupful, three-fourths Of a tcupful of
prunes cut in pieces, the juice Of half
a lemon. Let stand In cold water, then
add ice and stir until 1t begins to
thicken, then fold in one-half cupful
Of whipped cream beaten stiff. When
stiff enough to hold Its shape. turn
into; mold and set away to become
firm .... 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

BOYS

The Weisberger Co. re-
quires the services Of two
boys for their wrapping
department. Age 16 to II.
Apply in person to Mr..
Richardson, Supt. Office,
main floor.
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EMPLOYMENT
Saicsiucu and Agents

DISTRIBUTORS wanted for the F.cco car
euretos foi FOrds. we guarantee, 80
10 100 peg cen. mare mileage. easier start.
inE; quicker pickup. and smoother run
hihE motor. Our safes policy enables YOU
10 make biz profits and astisncd CUSTOM.
rTb " you want the d!stribc:orshIp for
an article OF tac highest merit. wrl,o
Dnept. 81 Economy carburator Company.
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CLOTHING
SALESMAN

Wanted, thoroughly ex-
perienced salesman for our
Mems Clothing and Fur
nishing Department. Per-
manent position, with good
salary for those who quail
ify. Apply in person to
Mr.. Richardson, Supt. Of
flee, main floor.
THE WEISBERGER co.
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EMPLOYMENT
situations Wantca--I'cmnlc y,

cIihPERON--Wantcd position ns chap
cton for party spending summer at
ihounsaIne or coast. or position MS COM
nihion or Iovfrncss. A,i,l-ahs l. li6. care
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER de-
sifes position for summer AT some noun
;aiD, resort sulphur springs preferred
wishes only few hours work each day.
slut. hours required and salary. Address
J 90 care Tin,ea- Dispatch.
LADY,--Position by lady. hes, references:
capable OF responsibility. having knowi-
ecEe 81 freight rates. bookkeeping. gen
Graz Office WORK and handling ash Nd
dress 2af. care Times Dispatch.
MATERNITY NURSING: prices reason-
able. Phone Madison 3sI5.
MhTitON--whntcd position ms rnntron OF
springs In watering place: beet Sf ref
2rcnces furnished. Address business. care
General Delivery. Salem. Va:
SuRSE--w anted. position In doctuT's of
ice or factory nurse and ONCE as
sHinnt. Address l. $50. ear. Timcs-Dls-
2TESOGRAPliER - Expert stsnoErapher
ias time tor extra work between hours
OF 10 AMI . a25. enre TIMES. Dlsnatch.
WANTED. position by thoroughly COM
pcten, double entry lady bookkccpcr
and typiSt possessing executive ability.
Several years experience. Address l. Ii7.
care Times DispRtch
wANTED--Woman. with child 5 years.
wants position as housskcepcr. c y3l.
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

TEACHERS wanted for the coInInr
school term for principal intcrm.,diato
ana primary. Apply At once to Cans n
NoyslcI. Isu.locl, y c. ~
"hSTED, cIe.r,an:ed ma.hcr aud as
hnr-er. man woman. State salary
wantrd Coed Glenn plnce to wurk
kInEspor' Steam Laundry. KinSsport
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FINANCIAL
l,usiness Opportunities

l'usiness Opportunities 81
AUTO TIRE SULCANIzIN0--A growing
pronthbn bus! ness: easy to learn: in.
trurtioI book. VI: three weeks prartf-
cal school course free. Plants, $50 w
Catalogue f!tn Equipment Co. So Canal
BU: iN-a,, rroHTUNTTEr;s,.-,;o GO II .soi
Saui.ishL! iio;it. listen. Roam Gunf.r-
unLer, d:EIgist. grocer. WA .atcf0ft dir :.
,c":tr Tor net peanuts Opc.!1 new bus ..,.!
hs"tt Ia IRE MS. WJhd'r,ui az puttpi..
@H'e iSe.C ltni Ia aE.uH :t"cr! O.iLina
800. -: l:rbsLJGy Now york.
a."r.a.i... IN H.anrins :n.,!.
t"i Il" qua hrss ::ic:pt .sss D.. sri,.ng
r, ."NHa or Htii ..~:,ENIr on.d5 81 |. tip
Cclnfa!Sflun basis. II,i. tui !, III. ..u,, 4,
u u !ettef. jon! .r.er. 1879 ~ d. ST.. Gu.
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EMPLOYMENT
- - ---------------
Help %antcu-Nlalc
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Unusual opportunity
for unusual man. Must
have extensive expert
ence and following
with drug and cigar
trade in Virginia and
West Virginia, and
be of exceptional abil-
1ty, good address,
character and educa-
ton. Send reply in
own handwriting, stat
ing age, references,
whether married or
single, and salary ex-
pected. If you cannot
qualify, do not reply.
NORRIS CANDY
COMPANY,
Atlanta, Ga.
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BOYS

Wanted. Can easily
earn from SIS to $25
weekly delivering mes
sages. Unusual OPP
portunities for adj
vancement. See Mr..
Lowry,
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

oPTic!.AN--Wanied. npticlIn. Must b.
s,!"'msnship. .F!ac opportunity Com
;;;urlrat!ons will be treat"d In confidence
.NddF"S'. S!EinS particulars and salary
expected e s33. care Times -D!s patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
GENERAL MANAGER WANTED.

GENERAL MANAGER WANTED.
Man With .eo..t6Co capitx! for ;hi. state
10 handle an epoch making necessity for
Every telephone subscribed has money
Tor you. Large Income assured.
E. ]. F.. vOLLBEHl 4 co
III w. t2nl 81. New York
INSURANCE. MEN--wantcd experienced
insurance men TO sell railroad install.
meht policies to RAILROAD empioyees: ex.
railroad men preferred Liberal contracts
10 the right ncn. Address Southern Fl.
marco COMPANY. Inc: ltrls,ol. Va
h ~. SSsoAIS-Afents. I Will positively pay
cic Eaincoat orders. do all .l.iivcrinx
T.pher caialoE OF fabrics nnd styles No
inyestmcnt Postal brings samples PnrI,cr
Mts: Co. 1870 Rae SO: Dayton: Ohio.
hnLh,ShaN wan,;d. with auto preferred,
o" on farmers IN local territory. Prefer man
q" o., trade Mu;t furnish E"oi reference. Can
Ginning COMPANY. Cleveland. Ohin
SALESMhS wanted TO sell Xumrn.I tan,
ana scs!inE machines Gbm,nrd tnp.
cheap. and better than Irvine. big com.
inissisEn exceptional Opportunity Tor live
nnn. Main az s!driinc. Write the HOGAN
.on COMPANY. lo2 North Wells St. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

AGENTS--Bls Job. open: your civ Inu,,
nhri men; NO daily easy; new met nod
trn, W,!sn'N: orats beds. autos. chandeliers
M,ilc Ie-ay. Gunnttal Co. :. Elm. De-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

sALESM AE--wnntcd good live trayui
furnish good references Virginia stool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

snSs;siHS;si : :. p e. ss.,aln."s p,s;sssaHs
"ESean ss. "u.t 3 aSs 10 d..s quartz;
Box Isl: city.
PAINTEES-Must be cxprrIenctd IN au-
S %o5: state ts.s; .Treriehr" anh Wssss
s.Iss! Ner,hass.. wh,hlnEiea. d C.
SSsnss for xa sSo niy SS 'Tls"sa
o.C"nnor. saperi";"naent Triniine De-.
nsrtnen.. Southern Stamp and station
III TwSeivs.s. a"f siain once On second moor
rArEK lIA!SGERs- Wanted. a, once.
pf'eWIHHissrs sepa hsur e S"F' sA""
rICs! A;Ky-W.n,ci = oinmbs!s hen'y
kAil.WAY MAI. CERES "an;ea: ~.
81. 80. S, i25. Common EDUCATION sniiicien;.
Mrlic foI free reformation T|sm Mt. l6'
RAILWAY MAIL ci.i5RKs WAXrf:D:. ::x.
common '' sduc Ms .a Sftsfis;
Earl Hnpkins ss w n,%anS;,Sn b"rn NJ ''
RAILWAY TRAFFh;. fNSPECToRS w5n,.
nd I'd Gna fre sso, : Sosq to ' San
g, You Ns s" age lmi, ."'i: .s t"f
ING institute. nntiai". y. =, ram
SALES REPE ESENTATIVE for r,.iutIvc
Richmond territory Ivy old established
corporation manufacturing Trnccry prod
pets This Is an opportunity only fnr d
high lass man who can produce results
At MI times. The territory will he ea-
elusive, ami WILL give excellent oprortunIt,
ioE building up tn,nre TOR Yourself Ho1
!. rs. care Times. piSpaich.
SALKSM An. local territory; sell ma chin
vancencnt; eon,niissiSm baaI .ne t;iss En- En-
ginc"r!nE t'ompany. Inc. b3T Chestnut
a,reai. I,hi:adcIphis. Ia.
SA Observation-Disclosures Intelligent sales
man familiar with lubricatinE points Of
auina and trucks sells TO every Owner: an
nbne!uto necessity Capable. permanent
nan only. io2 Hotel RueHrr. =. ~.
SD LESMAN----
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

jet black, i choco;ats temaIe TOW stnne
weight : to 3 pounds: months old !:
registered and pcdikrccd stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
FOR SALE. STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
WITH. or WITHOUT LEASE OF
BUILDING.

IiayinE decided TO discontinue the mer-
camille business. In order TO devote our
,ime 10 other interests. oner o,ir
stock Of notions. shoes. croehcry. glass.
ware: stoves. furniture. etc. as Whole.
We Also offer for lease. on liberal terms.
nSe .T5s mmSth,ndt eRIipn.d With al
sldereh ms one q. the best s,nre Buii,lngs
IN TiieW1tcr. ana In the best iucat!on
This is, an upportunity TO take over y,
mesa iowa. '
For particulars. address
n. & j.. T.. BLAND & BELL.
West FONT. Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

AlREDALE pups. male and females.
black and tan: big hone: small eyes anu
cars. pcdGreed stock. ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
statesmen

. Wanted-Two expert
enced statesmen to sell Gold
Dust and Fairy Soap to re-
tail grocery trade. Must
be live wire. Strictly sal
airy proposition. Apply in
person to George M.
Crump, Jefferson Hotel,
8 o'clock Wednesday night,
April %.
sALESM EN--We want 1on1e 'roAi sTIes-
men. II you can qualify SEQ us at crjce
Room 1908 Mutual building.
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CONDITIONAL
SALE.
FOR SALE TO BEST OFFER
ALL OR PART
TALENTS NO. l.i7s.eol
PATENTS No. i.2Ds.tSS
rATESrS NO. l.2si.Gio
PATENTS no. i..Gi.sSS

-. aad other patents pending
ms Eiit,sdEcd propnaition. tho
greatest opportunity on earth Ia nnuk,
real money. suecrss OF project absolute.
~ assured. Inventor will fully ro-oprr.
ate "ith purchaser This is n $4,000 900
prorositi"n. trst a;ock. SIZZLING broposi-
,on thIt can BE- pu; on tho nIarkct Not
.amblnC proposition. strictly lcgit.
mate business over tlO.000.00o clear
RbnSS OPERATING expenses cnn be made per
yrar on {e.0oO.O00 Investment. StorK has
rsady sale New York and Richmond.
Money used now returnablc In so DAYS
from sale ~ s;ock. First. last and only
chnnc" 70 KcI In with inventor an con.
Iiti"ns HAT YOU cuEnot afford Ia over.
look. viii leave Richnuad not later
;hAn Monday. Communicate with Room,
1fS. Hotel i:ichmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

cOLLIE-For sale large. beautiful coils
,,. ysnrs ola ,in.slllseIt. arectionnte;
try home for him. Immediate delivery.
L. Box AS. Richmond. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

= NJ IL, wceN F-to ,nnDIs.
Vim, G"ih siHn iSt,eIs anyone GHn ~; or s;or.
SscEe.a! aEcn:s. Metaii!: Ls,itr Co. tsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

aG:STS free sainpie-G.catcpV wash
iaE tnbiet proposition. Enormous profits
~ hirh ne lie an 2c sair n. Thayer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Wanted. first-c,asa salesman TO
handle paint line In Richmond
and Petersburg. Salary and COM
TniRHion, Address 1'iuewnter Faint
aud Hoohng Co. Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

FoN TERRIER pups, male End fuma!c
black and white. fawn and white. 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

PUBS rrsdy To- snss nine
III nahoSany brlnde. good heads and
taiS. large eyes and frum small stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

"SnNTS-. ChtwinG gum. Sell 20 dealers.
NO sxr.'.enes NECESSARY. Profitable bus.-
amt and papu!s. hnvoru wi "a today
H.!T.i.t Co.. CGartnnat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

AIREDALE, TERRIER female pups for
sale; bred from registered stock. farm
raised ana are nne strong pups: price
tsasona6ie. quality considered. Dtxonia
Farms. Midlothian Pkg. at now Belt Line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

tIENTS.-t1sh IN on bonc.dry hill Make
u,SS a day easy. VIII show you how
wanted evcryMhcrc; small package; Just
40. ,im water; Here's the chang. 81 life
VINE: Gf7ib your territory. Write aui,k
American Products Co, sa5 Americas
Bog, CINCINNATI OhIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

.iGENIS-M sEt ...J NEXT Satu:,joy--Specd-
tf2tor 10! lords: SCI! !Ii:- "lilfrc. Used
ny Ford motor officials. MaEss any Ford
hGh iIEs Packard. Stots siaiI:nr AMI
ne.king; I'ut On quick. instant satIsfac-
len No hoisF 4" ho-c Sill - 10, 70 a
tsrritorY W r,snh' 6,, r;"h.s AMI exclusive
1Idtct.s Perrin 20. 1855 Hayward Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

At;EETS-Absolute m0nUpoiy Exclusive
territorY. Necessity In every hom.
,,chSoi. shop and uf'iee You can make
st"W TO t.5.W SURF every week. tlpo .D
!,0 an hor- snhre time. Write AZ once
10. p1oof En :noney required. J. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

AOESTS-Pocke; rizc adding machine "a. +.
5utoTtauc calce!iior. adds SubiractB.
lars free. Sample &c Me-ri.k C,ic;,i,tnr
CD. Free burg mi >'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

YOUNG MAN TO chllect And learn ~
estate hIEincss Give axe, salary va mr.
so SO anu references y SCI. care Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

SA III, SN-k"ai i've. ambitious sales
Famous Hot Blast" Oii.Ga, i,urmrE; f IN:
G1r FFqn".ition. RiE nrpor,unity. Al
G,,s,, ZIP "a. Corporation Sales Co
EnGlN F,hS.. Columbus. Ohio I'VE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

AG'Nrs-Giet p,v..' Hrsat prosperity ~
fer. Best in "a years Our iusky II
Cream Uua.ity aad sin-r stiraciirs az
s soi,.., q te!ie, goods are marvellous
Wori:s. Dent. Ipi Chic -''i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

to- tires and tubes: surt-scdt.. vi,Icsn!,a
tion az saving 81 over SO per cent: put
n:es. ard is guarantee 70 lat ,he H.
or inc TIRE or tube. s"!!' to every auto
owner ana accessory dcairr. For particI,-
lars how 10 make big money and t-ce sam
PIC address Amazon Eubh5- Go Phil,Cri-
phIt. Pa. Dent I22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

AGENTS-Ge; ali your own clothes
IN a sh,,,s. ties. ETC.. Tree and MAKE his
fine. the nnly on" n America tha; show.
pStm isiior!nE AMI furnishings and he
ICES gives IN extra pair Of uants free
With sui. Write to- outfit Ugh; nos
wright q Co, Dent AZ i,hica 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

y y TS-Seil raincoatR earbsrd.nrs
!cklherettes. We deliver and collect !:
no ADVANCE payments: sample coat free
argcSt corn missions. Temple Esincoat
- BoN $50. Templctun. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

"'t ,!N visiting paint. hardware and
c,t nrnirn store trade wanted to sell OH
commission a :ow priced hiEh grade sul
sutnte for linsccd oil. Stan,fyr,, nuhn.,
.~E6Str Co. Dent. T. Stamford i-n,n ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

"A onaninr. rci!ah!s en,npaa ny mas so:nt
SCI! high. Grnt:e dis and prints di:c., -
u uirm-r on CON mission basis. Protncted ter
~ i.N' SnH prompt settlements. 'fr,e Fuc,
e:.G "! Want Co. S.ltE...n nj -iisia wv,
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
East Jordan Men
Are Elected
Officers of the Michigan Short
horn Breeders, Assn.

Charlevoix County was well repre-
sented at the meeting OF the Northern
Michigan Shorthorn Breeders Associa-
tion at Levering, June Goth. X. o.
Bisbee of East Jordan was elected Sc
cretary for the ensuing year and S. E.
Rogers also of this city first vice pres
ident.
Our county had five representatives
at the recent meeting of the State Farm
Bureau Solicitors, County Agents and
County Farm Bureau representatives
at Cheboygan. They report most
profitable meeting, full of the real
Northern Michigan pep. The drive
goes on in Emmett County next week,
and will probably be put on in this
county in the near future. Already
there are some sixty-five thousand
Michigan farmers signed up, and the
average is about eighty-five per cent
of all the farmers in each county solic-
tied
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
SIR BASIL zAHAROFF IS
IMAM OF MYSTERY
European PhiIanthropist Reputed
to Be the Worlds Richest
Person.

Sir Basil Zaharoff, G. @. B., G. B.
soon on special financial mission, Is
a man of mystery, Edgar 9. Middle
ton writes In the Sun and New York
Herald.
Resident of London, Paris, Athens,
Madrid and Monte Carlo, amasser OF
magical millions and plotter Of SEN
sational philanthrOpic surprises, his Is
perhaps the strangest tale Of riches
and romance In the history Of the
modern world. He is Greek by birth,
but French by choice of naturalization.
In the war, at one time and another,
he was instrumental In saving France,
Britain and Italy from financial chaos,
particularly France.
Like every man of outstanding ge-
MUS, the millionaire of mystery" as
he is called in Europe, cherishes his
own pet idiosyncrasy. He hates wOm-
en-. The wealthiest man in Europe,
possibly In all the world, at sixty-five
he remains a bachelor. Modern aids
to labor are equally anathema to him
he has no use for automobiles-he has
never ridden In one; he has no use
for typewriters; no letter bearing his
signature has ever left his presence
otherwise than In pen and ink. His
secretary writes in long hand from his
In different ink. He has not flown and
swears he never will fly In an air
plane.
Yet he recently established a chair
of aeronautics In the Sorbonne and a
similar chair In the University Of
PetrOgrad. He gave $125,OOO to the
London university for a chair Of fly
ing and like amount to Oxford for a
chair of French. He presented $780,
900 to a fund for training French ath-
letes for the Olympic games. He gave
$2,5OO,OOO year to the Greek gov
ernment during the Balkan wars. The
city of Athens received $50O,OOO from
him for the establishment of radio
telegraph station, while palatial lega-
tions for the Greek government have
been provided by him In nearly every
capital Of the world.
Philanthropy Is the one relaxation
he permits himself 1t is characteris-
tic of the man that. while his gifts
are enormous, the lucky man or wom-
an to whom they are made rarely
knows their source.
Zaharoff has a habit Of descending
suddenly on deserving charities. With
out any foolish preliminaries he VIII
demand how much they require, why
the amount is required and for what
purpose 1t will be used and makes out
check for the amount on the spot.
Then he disappears as mysteriously as
he came. =
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
Obituary-Mrs. George LaVaIIey

Mrs. Lucretia, wife OF George La
Valley passed away, Monday June 2Sth
at Petoskey hospital, where she had
gone for treatment and an operation.
Deceased was born at Ansonia, Trogo
County, Pa, Sept. %, 1863, her maiden
name being Lucretia Reibsan. She
was united in marriage to George La
Valley in 1881. The following children
together with the husband, survive
Guy, Seth, Clinton and VIM. LaValley,
Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Misses Nettie
and Emma LaValley-all of East Jordan
and George LaValley of Flint.
The remains were brought to East
Jordan and funeral services were held
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Atkinson, Thursday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. M. E. Hoyt. Inter
ment at East Jordan Cemetery. She
was member OF the local lodge OF
Rebeccas.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
FERTILIZER SHORTAGE
REPORTED FOR FALL
Farmers Advised by M. A. c. tC
Order Early.

Because of a general shortage OF
materials and the uncertainty OF the
freight situation, farmers should order
fertilizers for fall grains early this year.
Acid phosphate is reported to be very
scarce, and those who order late will
not be able to obtain it at all, warns
Dr. M. M. McCool, head of the Soils
Department at the Michigan Agricul-
tural College.
1t is advisable that fifteen tons or
more be ordered in lot,'' says DR.. Nc
Cool, "since this saves freight to the
consumers. Fertilizer prices are some
what higher than they were in the
spring, but their use is profitable when
the prices of grains are considered.
AT the present time it requires about
one bushel of wheat to pay for zoo
pounds of acid phosphate, and about
bushels of rye. To exchange for a rs
pound dressing OF nitrate of soda or
ammonium sulphate, about one and
one-quarter bushels of wheat and two
bushels OF rye are required"
Fertilizer tests on the main soil areas
OF Michigan, conducted comparatively
by members of the soils section of the
college experiment station, farmers,
and county agents, are showing up
well this year. Wherever acid phos-
phate has been applied, except to very
productive soils, splendid results are
found. About thirty top dressing tests
with both nitrate OF soda and ammonium
sulphate on rye and wheat growing on
sandy soils that have not produced
clover for number of years, or have
not been manured recently, show pro-
mise of fine returns.
Where nitrogen is used it is custom.
airy to apply about % pounds in the
autumn and about 40 to 80 pounds pei
acre in the spring, just after growth
begins, according TO DR.. McCool.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
OddfellOws To
Hold Picnic
County Assn Will Gather at
Monroe Greek, Aug. 18th.

Committees from the various Odd
Fellow lodges of the county met at
East Jordan, last Friday night, and for
mulated plans for the annual picnic of
the Charlevoix County Odd Fellow Pic
mic Association.
1t was decided to have the annual
gathering on Thursday, August 18th.
The place of meeting will be Monroe
Creek, which empties into the South
Arm of Pine Lake, about two miles
north of East Jordan on the East Jor-
dan-Charlevoix road. II is proposed
to have the picnic attended by all the
County members of the order which
embraces the Subordinate Lodges, En-
campment and Rebekah branches.
Each member will also be permitted to
invite few friends.
The picnics of the past have been
well attended and fine times enjoyed
by the participants. it is prophesied
this gathering will be no exception.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-07-09
Next President :
To Be OhiOan
Pretty Safe Bet That State Will
Send Man to White House.

Ohio, always a doubtful and import
ant state in national elections, has
assumed added importance this year
because both parties chose as their
presidential nominee men from the
Buckeye state.
1t is the first time since 1904 that a
similar thing has occurred. That year
Roosevelt and Parker. both from New
York, were the nominees.
With Harding and Cox contending
for honors in the nation, Ohio is GER
tain to be hotly contested this fall.
The next president will be the sixth
Ohoan to occupy the White House.
The two candidates are alike in many
ways. Cox is now governor OF Ohio;
Harding was lieutenant governor.
Both are newspaper owners, and for
merly were practical newspaper men.
Both have been in congress, Harding
now being a member of the senate
while Cox was once in the house Of
representatives.
In temperament they are totally un-
like. Harding has frequently been
compared with William Mckinley. He
is of that even temper, friendly sort
that seldom makes enemies. Cox, on
the other hand, is aggressive and some
what blunter than Harding.