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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
MODERATION is URGED IN
DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT
senator wadsuorth GIves New York
Hh Views on Prohibition
POLICY.
(Dy A.,ocIateti Pre,.

Iby hssociatcd PreSs
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Se nator James
w. Wadsworth. Jr.. speaking here
last night at a dinner given In his
honor by 200 prominenr Republican
men and women Of the State, urged
that moderation rather than fanati-
eism. reason rather than hystcria"
should bo' exercised In the enforcement
cent
The last word has nbt been spoken"
added. and until 1t is, we mus
. IN that spirit of fair play which
~ public contentment 80 essen
orderly conduct OF govern
Senator wadsworth declared that he
voted against the adoption of the pro-
hibiuon amendment, first, because
our Constitution is the frame-work
Gi our government, which defines and
limits the powers delegated to the
ought not to be confused and encum-
hsred with matters which should BIO
dealt with In statute law. in such 4
way that tho changing opinion of the
rrople may be registered; second.
that from the standpoint OF practical
Legislation I feared the inelasticity Of
such a decree, In that were IL to re-
majority. of the people, that majority
wonid be poweriess to repeal or
modify the decree in the face of the
opposition OF one-fourth plus one of
M the States-the very negation of
democracy" and third. because, upon
perSonal habits and predictions OF
millions Of good people, I believe the
same people themselves should have
an opportunity to pass Judgment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
DISMISS LAST CHARGES
AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS
Mixdemeanor Cases Against Former
detectives Stricken From Docket
of Petersburg Court

tSpcciaI 10 me Times CiSDatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 2i.-When
the five misdcmeanor charges against
former Detectives Charles H. Worrell
and NJ. T. Aldridge were dismissed by
Gommonwealth's Attorney s;ymc in the
Hastings Court Friday, the final chap
ter OF the sensational grand jury in
restigation and police scandal which
startcd-in last November. was written
The charges dismissed today were Of
participating in gambling games ana
violating the. prohibition laws.
After bitter legal struggle the
felony charges against the seven
members Of the Police Department.
who have since resigned. were dis
missed, leaving only the rpisdafneanor
charges against Worrell and hidridge.
The grand jury Investigation came
after charges were brought in the
City Council that SootlegEing and
other fragrant violations OF the prohi-
billion laws were going on under the
noses OF the police. Many prominent
men were called to testify and the re-
suit was the criticism Of the Police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Thy Associated T'ress.l

BERLIN, Feb 2l.--Preliminary con-
ferences between DR.. Schiller. Minister
S S66 stiee and the attorney genera
trial by tho Supreme Court OF Leipzig
OF Germans accused by. the allies OF
able application of that tribunal. both
with respect to its organic construction
and working forces
In View OF the fact that Germany's
highest court Is pondcrous and slow
moving affair. which has always been
coming trials will probably demand a
distinctive section which would not
CONFLICT with the courts regular on ses.
approve supplementary -.".'ll171- :, =
cu1ated to enable the Supreme Court to
ADAPT itself to the unusual task
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
picOt ribbon


orings and the usual fine
Mosby quality.
4O-inch printed georgette,
!ard $3.50
New designs, in floral and all
over effects. Many bright colors,
printed on contrasting color
grounds. Grays, navy, brown,
taupe, etc.
40-inch pussy willow taffeta, $500
Splendid quality for dresses; in
black, 2 shades Of navy, taupe,
Copen, etc.
30-inch satins 1850 and rho
The popular fabric for spring
frocks, shown in q full line Of
both street colors and the even
ing shades.
a6-incl tricolette .,$7.6O
The fashionable material for
suits and dresses; extra good firm
quality; in black, navy, brown.
taupe. tan, white, henna, etc.
54-inch French serge. .4.5O
In a fine, close weave. for
spring needs; the wanted weights;
IN navy blue, brown and black.
3o-inch chiffon tafreta,
2.2S to 400
= Several qualities In this still
popular and staple silk fabric, all
good values; In black, navy, cam
ard. Copen, brown and dark
green.
36-inch wash silks 400
- Fancy effects in white grounds.
with white, rose, light blue and
Lavender stripes. Just the thfne
for sport and tailored blouses.
mems shirts, etc. sss}
Second Floor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
CeS1 OF SICKNESS. GOES UP
Chicago Mcdfcni society Adopt. Nc,
SCALE OF Fees. Charging Slo for
-lGJli.N. House Sisits. -

TBy Universal Service
iCHICAGo! Feb ;2t-Siekncse Is GO
ings to bellstcd among the Injuries if
the ChieKEo NIedica! Society adopts the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
WEALTHY WIDOW WILL
BE BRIDE Of ARCHDUKE
Frau Rosa JockeI, Divorced Wife OF
Austrian officer, TO Marry
n Hupsburu

GENEVA. Feb. H1.--A telegram from
salisbury. In the Tyrol. states that the
hrchduke Joseph Ferdinand. brother
OF the notorious Leopold. Wolning. will
shortly marry. at Salisbury, Frau Rosa
Jockel. n wealthy woman. who is the
divorced wife of an Austrian lieuten-
ant: The brides father made large
fortune by speculations In real estate
The arcbduke. who commanded sew
eral army corps during the war, was
Tetired after the battle Of Luisk owing
70 incapactty. He was the first Of the
Hapsburgs to renounce royal rights
after the revolution. He lives at Sails
burg as gentleman farmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

bills by the General Assembly author
izing the city.to issue 100000 OF bonds
for watcr system extenSiohs and en-
larsements. $4,000 for establishing q
city lighting plant.in CONNECTION there
with, and $4,000 for sewer extensions
This Is part OF a larger city planning
program. for which engineers arc TO
make now SURVEYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

n r,, scale oe fees submitted BY COM
under uhis sch,...ss house vls,ss may
$50. Minor operations Formerly listed
az S35 to $50 will range from 800 To
Amputatlon of toes. formerly costing
$1h to 500, win rum from $50 10 S2O6
Major operations Will range from 81. 900
to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Quarantine pnttlenhIn.

PANAMA, Feb. 21.-The battleshIp
pennsylvania and the cruiser Colum-
5ta, Of the Unitad States Atlantic Fleet.
have been quarantined at Cristobal be,
cause OF an outbreak of influenza on
board: Three sailors have been re-.
moved from their ships to the Colon
hospital, and one seaman died OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
IpOSLAM WANTS
TO HELP YOUR
BROKEN-OUT Skin

When any itching Skin disease af-
s stei' begins to Itch. and burn, apply
Ppslam. You may. be confident that
nc trouble ls having the right treat
n lcar!ng power. highly. concentrated.
active and persistent. Itching stops
and the skin feels imfneasprably gratei
Hema. acne pinpleH and all surface
affections, Poslam's results are quickly
fell prd seen. .tN y
write to Emergency Labora tories, efS
West 47th St.. New York City. ~
Ppslam Soap. indicated with Pos
faini sfouid be used' II skin W. tepdeE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Department and the indictment OF
seven members of the force. Not q
single charge against the men wero
proven. two being acquitted and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Would Issue BOuds.
WINCHESTER, VA, Feb. 21-Ths
Common Council last night adopted
resolutions, requesting the passage of
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
PLATTCAS CON LOS NLNOS


gas especial. que Sc llama "grisu",
que tiene Ia p~ropiedad de incendiar-
Sc al contacto de alguna llama. Asi
es que las eXplosiones ran muy fire.
cuentes en- las nIinas de carbon, eau
sando Ia muerte a muchos trabaja-
dores.
Los cue habian sido c~ompaneros
de Stephenson, y que 10 respetaban
por su ciencia V lie querian por 81
bondad. lie pidieron IN dia que inven-
tase IN medic para evitar la eXplO-
sion del grisu en- las minaS. El nota-
bic mecanico les prometio que asi 10
haria.
Y efectivamente. Sc puso a traba-
jar con empeno, cOndolido de Ia
suerte de tantos infelices que per-
dian su vida en- el interior de las mi
mas. POGO tempo despues ~inyent6
Stephenson una lampara para segu-
ridad de los mineros, la cual tiene
una tela de alambre que asia Ia la
ma del grisu ) que hace notar Ia pre-
sencia de este por medic de oscila-
clones bruscas. que llegan hasta a
apagarla.
e. inventor eStaba tan SECURE de
la p~erfacci6n de su invcnto que 10
experimental en- p~resencia de los ira
baajdores. con brillantes resultados.
Aqui t%eneis, queridos amiguitos, a
donde conduce el afan de instruir-
Sc para ser TITLES q sus semejantes,
V con cuantos SACRIFICES han logra-
do adquirir instruction algunos de
los hombres que mayores beneficios
han hecho a la Humankind. Cotejad
Ia conducta de Stephenson con Ia de
tantos ninos desaplicados que malo-
gran los esfuerzos de suS padres por
darles una buena educacion.
FL proximo domingo os referire
como Ell mismo Stephenson invento
por los amos de 1925 a 1929 Ia loco
motora, V cuantas dificulta6es tuvo
que veneer para lograr que ST. inven-
10 fuera debidamente apreciado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

Ne propongo referiros ahora, ms
oueridos amiguitos en- breves pala-
bras. Ia historic del inventor dc Ia
locomotora, porque ella contlene
muv TITLES ensenanzas para ~vosotros,
que. apenas ~comenzais q vivir.
Noberto Stephenson, inventor dc
Ia locomotora, fue I'M pobre nlno in
glas, de oadres tan pobrcs que nun,
ca pudieron enviarle 4 Ia escuela,
En- cuanto tuvo fuerzas para traba-
lar fua levado a II nina de car,
bon de piedra Y. paso sus meloreS
dias sepultado en- las e]ntranaS de
la terra.
Pero e. tenia descos grandes de
insrruir4e. porque comprendia Que
eI hombre. mientras mas instruidc
puede ser mas util a sus s~emejanteS,
Dor 10 Que ahorro de ISL reducido
srelGo 10 su~ficiente para co'hpraI
IN libro para a~prender d !aer,
In trabajador que saba leer le
cnseH6 alco. apenas 10 suficiente pa
"a medic entender 10 que LEILA, pero
con aouelIos rudimentos tuvo Ste
phenson 10 suficiente para ~perfeccio
nerse en- Ia l~ectura. De ahi paso a Ia
e%scritura V no cejo er 81 cA!peno
hasta Tue logr6 saber redactar una
cGrta.
Con ~aQuellos conocimientos rudi'
mentarios logro q.e sc ie a~scH2dlese
en- su trabajo V Sc lie pagase mas. 81
rui6 Stephenson con mas entusias'
mo estudios Y sin maestro, con
grandes dificulrades estudio Aritme'
tica, Grammatical Y Geometria. Por III
limo. Sc dedico al estudio della Mecca
MICA V de la Quimica con tai ardor
u en- pocos amos llam6 Ia atencion
Dor la habilidad que demostraba en-
Ia compostura de maquinas.
Cuando era va m~ecanico, Stephen
son era va un hombre. Tenia I'm HI
10 de corta edad. al que Sc apreSuro
a enviar a la eScuela y como esta Sc
hallaba Icios de la Residential de Ste
phenson. compr6 un burrito para que
en- 81 hiciera el viaje el nino a la es-
cuela. Inutil decir que para enton.
ces SUI ~salario era mayor Y que tenIa
otros trabajos que le ~'rcIonaDan
buenas u~tilidades.
Los trabaiadores, Sis companero>
de antes. acudian a 81 para consular
lie en- sus dificultadcs en- ell trabajo
La negotiation minera lie encargc
del cuidado V r~eparacion de Ia ma.
~quinaria.
En- las minas de carbon hay IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
10 QUE ENVEJECE LA TERRA

Segun la Biblia. nuestra madre IA
TERRA no llegara a tener mas de Sic
te mil mos de existencia. Los teXtos
indues V chinoS dan hasta d~oscientos
siglos de vida a nuestro Globo. La
Geologic cuenta por miles de milo
mes de amos, los distintos perio&os
Il han tornado Ia s~uperficie te-
rrestre.
In sabio ingles, sir R. J. Strut,
por un metodo que el cree muy pre-
c!so, ACADIA de determinar IL verda,
dera edad de la terra. deduciendo 10
L ha descubierto en- distintas aguas
minerales V rocas eraptivas, buscan'
do la cantidad de helium cue elias
guardian, despues de los tiempos mas
atrasados.
!Analizando las muestras Zircon re-
cogidas en- las regiones montanosas
de Europa. Africa Y America, sir R.
J. Strut, ha descubierto que en- al
gunos basaltos de la Auvernia, per-
tenecientes a Ia epoca terciaria, no
tenian mas de 100000 amos de e
dad. mientras a las syenitas de No
ruega pasaban de 81. 100000 de a.
nos Y que las tierras azules dianan-
tiferas de Kimberley, en- Tfrica aus
trail atestiguaban la respectable edad
de $50 millones de amos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

"a ,ereza todo 10 nalla dificil, dice
ur antique proverbio Y "A eXperlen,
eia diaria confir1na IA verdad de tai
sfirmac:on.
Mas No solo Ia pereEa 10 e~ncuenIT2
TODD dificil. sino tambie7 Il eSpIriVu
ID rrtina. 81 tenor. Ia ~reverencla q
10 antique Y en- general ,odas las pa,
stones u entorpecen Ia actr7aad
humGna.
Varies fombres erprsnden IN ca
mino. Uno de eIlos es ~perezoso, '
desde los priueros pasoS e~ncUentra
cue 81 canine es muy largo, que eSSa
Ileno de asperezas. que hay que suolr
cuestas empinadas, vadear arroyos :
rios. La Pereza e hace .
granular tales inconvenience : donda
hav IN arroyo cree e IN RIO cauca-
loso. impossible de vadear; donde Sc
ALA uca cclina cres u Sc traJa de
IN monte alt;sirno Y cesiste De Ia en-
presa q los prnueros Pasos-
Otro es ccbarde = Sc pore a pensar
en- one ruede ser as2ltado en- e. ca
mino. cue puede enfermarSe Y no vol,
Yer a yer q los suyos, Y desiste tam
bien lie emprendsr ell canine.
In tercero no Quiere m2ntar en e
rr.caril 0 aeroplano porQue TO como,
ce tales aparatos Y porque sus padres
iamas anduvieron en- ellos ' megor err
prende Ell canine como Ia estado a
cos.unbrado a viajar siempre. \ Ic
meior. por 10 largo &c IN viaje en- IA.
les condolences le SUICIDE IN accidcn,
te ~improvisto ' no lego al puntc
deseado.
En- cambio. ell hombre animoso We
psauenos todos los peiigros porque Sc
siente superior 4 e.ios ' escoge e
medic de locomocion mas rapido, lie
cando al t6rmino de 81 viaje Sano
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

CUENTO PARA LOS NINOS
g NUDo GoRDlAN0

tranquilo Y con Ia menor moLsstia pc.
sible.
Hubo CT Ia antigiiedad, en- el s!glo
" anres de JeSucristo. un celebre
conquistador llamado Alexandra, que
mereci6 de Ia posteridad 81 nombre
de Grande. porque conquisto al mum
do civilizaGo de aq2ella epoca, que
comDrendia parte de Europa, Asia y
Africa. Subi6 al trono de Macedo-
MIA muy jover Y no C~ontento con rel
mar sotce IN pequeno terrirorio de
Grecia. concibi6 el proyecto de eX-
tender su domination scbre TODD el
orbe. La empresa era a~trevIca,
pues contaba con pocos elementos
para nevarIa a cabo, pero hombre de
.firmes resoluciones encontr6 en- su
fuerza de voluncad los e~anlentos
cue lie fal,aban para 81 proyecto.
Comenz5 ccnquisJando los paisss ve
cinos. entire clos "a F-igia. pals del
Asia Menor Y lego a Gordio. ciudad
de aquel Dequsno RENO. donde ha.a
IN temple celebre porque en- 81 ha-
bia IN nude llamaGo nude gordia.
no. por Ia ~pob!acion en que Sc ha,
lla5a.
IN oraculo habia revelado cue e
que desatase aQuel nude seria due
no del mundo. NuchoS guerreros
;r+ar-arar Iasa+ar OF nude y Sc rom.
Dieror LIS udas inGCi!mente.
LargoS amos hacia que aquel nu.
do tenta0a las ambiciones de muchos
~ e nuCo permanecia ~intacto, invio-
liable.
Alexandra {, GranGe no Quiso no
lestar sus unaS en- desatar el nude,
sine que a yerlo tonic sU espada y
descarg0 cen ella un fuerte golpe
Que hizo saItar 81 corded que for,
maba 81 nude en- varias parties. Asi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

FRUT0S


Al modo que los cog siempre
ell buen labrador, podras recogerlos
tambien tn. hijo MIC, 81 ereS emPeno-
so Y diligente.
Buen grano. buena TERRA Y huen
cultivo. a nadie los negaron jamas.
Y Quiero que sepas que exquisitos
' sabrosos como bendecidas print.
cias han de ser para II, no el platlIlo
tentador que Sc consume presto en-
~orgiastico festin, sino ell feliz cOmien-
20 de una recollection abundosa pa
"a el ~porvenir.
70 ne visto como, con sobra de in
~sensatez. hay jovenes que los devo-
ran avidamente, y he sentido por e
los honda trist@za.
Guardate de imitarlos.
Los tempranos frutos de tn cose-
cha. sirvante para pensar que el ira,
baiC es generoso y reconpensa con
largeza a quien Ie otorga u ~afanes;
sIryante para adquirir vigor nue"o
cue te induzca q ~Incjorarlos y acre
cerioS, que tai debe ser IL mira STEM
pre-;
Labrador que quiere prosperar,
iamas deja sus Uerras a Ia ventura,
no: las vigila, las atiende, las NINA;
de cada planta de su huerto hace un
especial estudio. Y para cada n tie.
] - ,.,,=1-N .y,,Tsr, 1IpN rrya as rNNH-
/ laci6n constante de Su ahinco.
No duermas jamas, cabe e. surco
recien alberto. entregado q los quime-
ricos sucnos de las flores que Ven
dram, porque Ia realidad amargs te
despertara un dia, poniendo ante
us ojos, no risuenos ~jardines, sioo
desolados paramos.
Cyclic bien, hijo MIC. por mi boca
te habla Ia experienced: los primeros
productos del trabajo a que dediqueS
tus enegias en- este campo, donde ca
| da hombre eS por fuerza IN labrador
que s!embra. han de constituir para
Il alco de cue debes ser celoso guar
Gddor.
Dcbes penetrate lie su valor ines
Unable, ' no derracharlos en- un dia
/ solo.
Tu alan mas grande ma de ser u
t~ilizarlos para ponerte en- condicion
de ser mas apto. y a~lcanzarlos en- ma,
yor escala Y mejores.
E5ta conducta es conducta de cor,
!ura; quien no Ia observa, We desya
necerse pronto su coSecha al soplc
de vientos adversos.
We. pues a tn campo; cuida de tus
~prineras flores; elias serdn tus pr
meros frutos.
Prof. Jose C. Garcia.
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Prof. Jose C. Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

WHIT an co. p. o. Box 270.
San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

fue deshecho 81 famoSo nude.
Fl or5cuIo Sc cumpli6. Alexandra
corquisto 81 mundo en- pocos amos, re.
lativamente.
Multitud de p~erezosos nj siquie-
RI in~tentaron desatar aquel nude
cousidersndo impossible la empresa
Nuchos Qu;sieron d~esatarlo con la:
mas V NADIA lograrcn. Solo Alejan
.dro, empleando IN m6todo nuevo. IL
deSat6 Y destruy6 de IN solo golpe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
VIVA LA INpEPENDENc1AI
Nadis uuiere n

NadIe quIere "a de-
pendcr de los peiuaue-
ros. nj pertc Ger a Ia
clase de los
-TURNOS." Nuestro cor
tabor de pelo DUPLL
ha traido csc maEnif!eo
--sultad" v los hombreS
staa dc piaccmss. pues
les basta rcinarsc con
nuetro corta6or para
Geiar arreglado So cabc-
10. largo o corto. dc
dia c de noche. en- su
casa, en- cl campo o en-
81 treu y a IL bora en-
que Sc e pegue In ga
ma. Las madres pucden
arreGlar eI peio de sus
ninos evitandoles el pc
ligro dc un contagio por
medic de peines y ma
vajas por personas de
dudosa salud- Con dos
meSes de no visitar las
pehquerias Sc SAGA el
costo de nuestro corta-
dor. que durara por n
nos. Esta provisto do
dos cuchilias y cada Gu
chilla con dos filos.
Puede usarse tambien
como navajo de barba y
pucden asenta-sc o rea-
fiiar5e las cuchillas CO.
todss LIS de segu-
ridad. Una verdadera
gauga por e. precio que
lie hemos fijado. de
5 200. solo por muy po-
CO tempo. mas 20 cen
'avos para el SECURE y
franqueo. PidaiO hoy
mismo. con o sin dine
70. q
-
WHIT an co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

Acepte UC. av.amleule "jarabe de
Higos de California, fijandose bien
en- la palabra "CaIiforLia' que apa-
rece en- la etiGueta, pudiendo estar
completamente segura de que ST. nj
no esta tomar,o {. mejor layante,
i~nofensivo para los organos delicados
de los ,ninos. a los ninos les agra
ia 81 delicioso SAILOR 4 fruta. Cad2
botella lleva las instrucciones necesa-
riss de las dosis cue debe admins
trarseles. Deies I'd. esta medicinal
sin tenor.
Madre! I'd. debe decir "CalIfor-
MA"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-06-03

service on him or his attorney of a
copy of said bill Of complaint and
that in default thereof said bill be
taken as confessed by the said de-
PENDANT
And it is Further Ordered, That
the plaintiff cause this order to be
published in The Clio Messenger, a
newspaper printed, published and
circulating in said county, and that
said publication be commenced with
in forty days of the date Of this ord
err, and that said publication be con-
tinued at least once in each week for
six weeks in succession, or that the
said plaintiff cause copy of this
order to be personally served on the
said defendant, Peter Conlan, at least
twenty days before the time above
prescribed for his appearance and
that the plaintiff mail to the defend
ant, at his last known post Office ad-
dress, copy of this order by regis
tered mail and return receipt be de-
manded.
Edward ID. Black,
Circuit Judge.
Mark w. Stevens,
Attorney for Plaintiff, "a
Business address, Flint, Mich.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Circuit
Court for the County of Cen
esee, in Chancery.
Ada Conlan,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Peter Conlan,
Defendant.
At a session of said Court held at
the Court House in said County on
the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1920,
Present: Hon. Edward ID. Black,
Circuit Judge.
In this cause it appearing from
affidavit on file that the defendant,
Peter Conlan, is not resident of the
State of Michigan, and that his
exact whereabouts cannot be ascer-
tanned, on motion of Mark w. Stew
ems, attorney for plaintiff,
1t is Ordered, That the appearance
of the said defendant, Peter Conlan,
be entered in this cause within three
months from the date of this order
and that in case of his appearance
that he cause an answer to the bill
of complaint to be filed and a copy
thereof served upon the attorney for
the plaintiff within fifteen days after
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-06-03

Select your tires ac-
cordin9 70 the roads
they have 70 travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. s. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels-The
u. S. Plain.
For best result3-
everywh ere-U. 5.
Royal Cords.