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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03
Entertained in Lexin gtcn

Entertained in Lexington
Miss Eleanor Smith, Of Lexington,
who frequently visits her aunt, Mrs.
Harry Blanton here and is very
popular with the younger society set,
gave a beautiful but very informal
dance at her home on Ashland ave
nue. Saturday evening. About thirty
guests responded to the invitation Of
the young hostess. A saxophonc trio
furnished the music for the occasion
and during the hours a delicious ice
course was served. Among those
from Richmond, who attended were:
Mrs. Harry Blanton, and sons, Will
liam, Harry, and Harvey, Masters
Ben Head, Coleman Covington, Henry
Arnold and William Crutchcr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03
For Sale House And Lot On
Lancaster Avenue

so. fronts 10 feet on Lam
custc- Avenue and runs back
aus feet ia parallel lines. Large
knrn. House contains rooms.
nnd bath and equipped with
..i.ctricitY. Possession given In
rcasDn.tpic time. Price $4,000. III
interested communicate with 1T.
.,UsgS r. WHITE, u. =. N. .lsS4
ToIumhin Road, WashiDEtOn, ID.
G.. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03
THE COMMON
CAUSE"
Personal AND SOCIAL

Clark-Early 1854
/ Miss Bessie Clark of the Newly
section and Mr.. Harry S. Early of
this city were married here Tuesday
;.fte1non, Rev. d. H. Matherly of the
Second Christian church performing
the ceremony.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03

our wonderful medicine and you can
use nv testimonial as you think best.
= Mrs. JOHN aPBNKEY, r. 3, Box s.
Ottawa, Ohio! e..: =; u f.
Lydia E. Pinlznam's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains T., narcotics Or harmful
drugs, and today holds the Eecord of
being the most successful remedy we
know for woman's ills. If you need
such medicine why don't yc-l try it?
If. you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by
woman. and held in strict confidence.
Second street ard his little son has
scarlet fever.
Mr.. c. f. Cliff, the genial pro-
prietor, &C Mt Jackson santariuh, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Ms f. z +. T TfFg-
Mrs. r.3 Fla o25eil 5f EdxhhRr5a, I'D
Mr.. and Mrs me non }Elftfl were qlt
ner guests of lIfr.i and Mis-. .;J5 u
Nf NJ slz+llFI'f.sAff 3'i fr,-n ar,
moving this week into their home or
Third stree, recently purchased o!
Mr.. waiter Stuart. ''tlIeW l:o'sn'
Mrs. Price th14stisaihi ata little Son
Joseph Paul, Of T'63ffbif,' Srd" visiting
the formers mother, MIS-. Josie Whit
M. ai.5I Mil. f II aal.is fa,ft2 have F&a
Ia ned 70 Irvine BITTER visit ID, Tn
Iimlei:; pa ;r}dlniyg tr. ami Mrs. CO. II
Park IN IN Second s3tlitecst II A. -" IiIlI
8.NcatWs ctofmIc3 T226Am MI. Sterling thu
/ - Ep{t.pat'-9 lEI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03
i Mr.. Ed Warford spent Tuesday i

Il Mr. Ed Warford spent Tuesday in
Lexington. 80.
Mr.. Walter Stuart spent Tuesday
in Lexington.
Mr.. William Elder spent Wednes-
day in Lexington.
Mr.. Everett SandIin went to Cincin-
natl Wednesday on business.
Mr.. e X. Broaddus, of Winchester.
was with friends her Monday.
Mrs. David Nelson, who has been
quite i'll is reported improved today.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Ham, of Cot
tonhurg, were visitors in town Mon
day. 'ist
=. Ma: end Mrs. w. A. I.angforl have
returned from a several weeks stay
in Florida. "a!
Miss Anna Lee Davis ho .rcturned
from a weekend visit to- 4relativcs
in Louisville. IL
Miss Laura TayIcr is very i'll
at the home Of Mrs. AIT. Che
| nduiI ncSiI LON IL -.- f.st
! iMrs.! John Nhitioclt Of Kifksvillc arc
the guests Of the lattcr's parents, MI
aas4 J.; Adam $50
F'"' Mrs. JOHN Doiin, of Lima, Ohio. i
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Altman
d i atS South es6ltins street - e - q
! Mrs. Hale Dean, MIS-. S. NJ. SauGey
and Mrs. L. B. Weisenburgh spent
/ Wednesday il Lexington.
Miss Margaret B. Parrish is in Gin.
cinnati, for few days Ell route homo
from French Lick Springs.
/ Ms. J. NJ. Layton, of Cincinnati, is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Bogcs at the Coyler Hotel.
/ Mr.. George Lamaire, cf Bowling
Green, was the guest Of M. I. M
Wells, the last Of the week.
Friends will be glad to know tina
little Miss Margaret Green is convaics.
cent from recent attack of flu.
/ EIr. and Mrs. Ross Dozier of TIN
Red House section, who have beer
very i'll of flu are convalesccnt.
/ Miss Louise Turpin a student Of tht
Model High School has been quite il
at her home on tie Boonesboro pike
4 . Miss Helen Bennett, who has beer
spending several weeks at Palm
Beach, Florida, is expected homo to
day.
h. MIR. G. F. Chenault will leave Thurs
day to join his wife at Daytona Beach
Florida, where they will spend TIVE
weeks.
Mrs. Clare Doty Traylor was cues
of honor at a dinner party entertain
ed by Mrs. Allie Pettus, Of Crab Or
chard.
Mr.. William Devore has rcturnct
from Mt. Jackson, very much improv
ed, his many friends will be glad tt
know
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Cox, of Speed
well, are out after severe attack o
flu their numerous friends will be glaC
to know.
Mrs. Magdalen Walter, of Law
renceburg, Ind, is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Renaker, on Eas
Main street.
Prof Edwards, of the Model schoo
is i'll with tonsilitis at his home OF
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03

lOlIl1AO u OoSlS. At
times | was so weak
and nervous [ could
not stand it to hear
my baby cry. ] tried
d octor's medicine
with no results. AT
last a friend advised
me to try Lydia E.
Pinkham's We ge-
t a BILE Compound
which ! did and am
completely cured.
i am thankful fol
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-03
THANKFUL FOR
her HEALTH
Before Taking Lydia z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Penkey was Miser-
ably Ill.

Ottawa, Ohio" After the birth OF
nv baby | was troubled with serious
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-21
THE TOWN GOSSIP
Lakeland, Fla, Sept. 20, 1920.

Lakeland, Fla, Sept. 20, 1920,
Editor Town Gossip:-I noticed an
article on this same subject in your
paper a couple of months ago, but
can't refrain from bringing up the
subject again. There are two or three
clerks in Lakeland who, whenever
walk into their stores, accost me with
the question: Something can do
for you?" 1t gets my goat every time
hear it. They ought to know that
nobody would go into their stores un-
less there was something they could
do for them. I thought maybe you
could say something about 1t.
G. l.. M.
DEAR C.. l.. M.
A NUMBER of years ago.
USED to eat.
AT A RESTAURANT.
AND A certain waiter.
USED to serve me daily.
AND HE'D come up and say.
did YOU wish.
SOMETHING TO eat?"
AND HE ought to have known.
THAT l wouldn't sit down.
AT A table.
UNLESS I wanted.
SOMETHING TO eat.
AND I'VE seen folks.
WALK INTO shoe stores.
WITH A lot OF shoes.
DISPLAYED IN the windows.
AND HAVE heard them ask.
"DO YOU sell shoes here?
AND THE other day.
I HAPPENED to be.
DOWN AT the station.
WAITING FOR friend.
TO COME in from Tampa.
AND A woman walked up.
TO THE ticket window.
AND ASKED the agent:
"CAN buy ticket here!'
AND THEN again.
I'VE SEEN the fellow.
WHO WOULD asS.
WHEN HE saw funeral:
rs SOMEBODY dead?'
AND YOU'VE
PROBABLY MET the guy.
WHO SEES you on the street.
AFTER YOU'VE been away.
FOR A week or two.
AND GREETS you.
WITH THE question:
$50 YOU'RE back again, chr
AND I'M just.
CITING these few cases.
AS AN example.
OF THE prevailing habit.
OF ASKING foolish questions.
AND don't know.
HOW YOU'RE going.
TO BREAK 1t up.
AND TO tell the truth.
and DON'T much care.
rue BECAUSE guess.
nor ASK them myself
,at THANK you.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-21
GEORGE H. READ, Dealer
Dixie Highway Garage
49,. 1oo p,ua Lakeland
DUROC HOGS FOR SALE

Bargain prices for brood sows ana
service boar; all kind OF ages' true
Duroc Jersey registered; stock owner
bousbt the best irrespective Of cost
He is going out Of hog breeding; you
can buy at half prices of anywhere
else Also for sale fine 1S-acre farm'
with five room cottage and all kinds
% ont buildings. New six room resi-
dence at half cost. 1t is one OF the
finest land built out Of the best ma
terlaD in Polk couny. Apply orange
pelt Realty Company, Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-21
TEACHER WANTED

A teacher is desired for the sixth
and seventh grades of the Auburndaie
school Applicants should address, +.
n. southwick, Secretary School
BOARD. Auburndale. Fla. 3o4s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
CAUTAM

LUCRATORI ZILERI PENTRU
LUCRU AFARA. LUCRU IN
DELUNGAT 81 PLATA BUNA,
fNTREBATI LA FOREMANU
LUCRARII in ONTARIO STR.
81 LAKESIDE, FATA N FATA
Gu CORTUL GEL NOU.
THE ILLUMINATING COMPANY
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
(7-13)
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,Nu M, Allah marture ca spun adcvarul", ras-
punsc Kuzun punind miinile pc piep 81 prvil III
cucernicie. ,,E negustor bogat din Galati care
c cunlari pentru Harem, 81 hi lea prcdat s c ducem
marelu vizir stapinu meu''.
,,Asculta die Kuzun Al putea sani inlesnesh
fac cunostinta din ele! o sl-m fie urit
singura nuna Gu femea batrIna', zisc Elena, pl-
Wind adinc in ochii lu
,,Da, sd poate Ilustrisilna voastra drcp-
tur suverane asupra lor, Indata ajunge la Con
santinopol Va putea aege orr cite 81 or din Gle
sclave sd 0 serveasca, puteti vorb ori din
ee dar nu sar cadca sa va coboriti la ee Cind volt
sd vorbiti Gu din ee spunctmi 81 vi salts.
face dorinta Am ordine de la Maria Sa Vizrul sd va
satsfac orr cc dorinta sa fiji multumta, s SUI
feri mimic. Maria Sa Viziru tine mutt la D-tra, IN
cintat de frumusetea 81 spiritul Dtra 81 de-. -
DE unde ma cunoaste vizirulg' intreba Elena,
intrerupnd pc kuzun
din descrere lui Arghropnlos ustrisma Di-
va. Da, 81 "a mnt ticalosul Frumusetile sunt ca 81
cometee; apar-a intervae mari In tot Stambuul nu-i
una care sa va 81 fiji sgure Cd sd robiti in-
ma vizirului 81 pc marelui Padisah Char Mohamed,
profetul ui-Alah fl robit de straucirea ocor d.
voastr daca ar vcdea in raiu 81 ar alege de zeita
u 81 toate preotcsele carl II seTyesc ar pisnui -
,Ascnlta, DE Knzun!svad ca pui pret mare lss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17

mine 81 zic ca al primt ordn de la narele vzir sa-
mi satisfac toatc dorintec. TIE cred. Dornta
te s-m dai bertatea. Sa oprcsti corabia 81 sa ma
trmiti la NAL. Ce zic! Vrei Hadc, indcplincste-mi
tornta. zisc Elena luindu dc mina privind adinc
in ochii lui
,,Nu pot. V'am spus ca raspund capul de D.
tra.', 1ngna kuzun, facind tcmenea ad1nca inain-
tea eli.
DE cit ami marele vzir"' intreba Elena strin-
gindu-l de nina.
Gam de cncizeci 81 opt.', raspunse Kuzun.
DE cincizeci 81 opt. ST zic ca ncintat de frp-
musetea Zic ca sd pot cuceri inima lui, Sui
tanuui 81 char Nohamed profetul vostru Fl robit
de straucirea ochilor mei Dta n'a cncizeci 81 opt
de ani esti multi maj tinar dc cit marelc vzir; mai
fost robit de straucirea ochor nei r.
Allah! Oar cine G smuritorul acela care sd nu fie
robit de stralucrea or si de frumusetea Dtra rapi
toare ingercascas" raspunse Kuzun, punind stinga
pc inima.
Elena, care ii tnea dreapta, vazu tuburarea turcu
lui tremura din tot corpul 81 raspunse repedc
Atunci de &c ma duel marelu vzir! OpreSte
rabia 81 haide mine la NAL Sa fiu favorita ia,
vasta ia, 81 unui mosneag Tata ma va ierta 81 te
va rasplati petru ca IN al scapat din rlsmea de de-
ven sclava in haren Peltru fapt4 vel face vel
iii adairat 81 Easplatt de ispparatl Rusilor &c zci
Nrei Haide fericestenA ia to fericesc Sa te ipf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Crmare)
,Rapite 81 elc, ca 81 mine!.' intreba Elena Gu in
dignare in ell
Adelnenite 81 insclate 81 ilustrsima voastra.-,
raspunse Kuzur devenind din in mai umiit 81
inclinndu-se din nou inaintea Elene
Tot de miselul acela care ma tradat pc mine 4.
intreba Elena, indignata.
Nu Ele nu Sc bacura de cnstea ilustrisimei
yoastre Tot de nise tcaosi de feul lu dar carl au
pozta lui insemnata ci Sc ocupa comertul de carr
he vie Le-au ademenit in felul fost 81 ustris
ma voastra, ca apo sa c vinza sclave', raspunse
Kuzun inclnindu-se din
,,vindute ca sclave" intreba Elena din &c in ce
mai stapina pc sine.
,,Da ilustrisima .dvass, raspunse Kuzun, facind
iarasi o temenea s1nerita.
@ss Cumparate de tinegs' ntreba Elena Gu prixire
feriba asupra omului pc care il vedea cd din &c in
ce SO poarta cn mai multi smcrcnc 81 umilnta fata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
ca pc un sot 81 ca pc mlntuitorul mcu!s

ca pc un sot 81 pc mlntutoru mcu!'
Turcu tremura varga Privirca lui care fuse
atintita asupra Elcne, ii turburase smtirca
cazu pc covorul de pc podina cabinet 81 murmura:
,,Acum tirziu. Daca stiam CD teal fl hotarit la
aceasa, ucideam pc miseul tea tradat cind
el in trasura 81 asi Fl dus Gu iustrsma voastra
pima la capatul pamntului. Acum nu Sc poate. Capi-
tanul corabiei credincos vizruui, 81 nu Sc poate
conrupc. La cca mai mica ncercare asi fl imp,lscat
un cline. 8
,,Ucidel, daca ma iubest 81 vre sd ma scapi 81
NINA vasul intr'un port rusesc 81 vel Fl proclamat
eron" sopti Elena, intrerupindu-
,Ar trebui sd ucid tot personalul dc. pc corabic.
Toti sunt deo teapa In locu lu lua comanda aj,-
torul 81 mar fereca in anturi", raspunse Kuzun Gu
vocca sugrumata, 81 dupa citeva momcntc urma:
Allah! De ce II am stut! De nu al inspirat sd
ucd pc miseul acela 81 sd destamuesc acestui niger
miscla lui!'
Elena il sldbozi de nina 81 scznd pc pat, privca
curiositatc la onu accsa pc il cucersc asa de
lesne Gu frumusetea ci fascinatoare, sa devna O
unealta in NINA ei, 81 Fl i'll stare sd aca tou
penru ea daca lar sta in putnta, 81 Sc gndi 81 la
tcaosul insease 81 tradase 81 incerca sd faca
deosebire fntre eli 81 aiunse la convngerea ca Argh
riade era corrupt 81 scelerat, incapable sd u-
beasca .4sf,#As
~ a sssas@ss IVA urma).
vjAr IL n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
SiNeURA FARMAclE R0'.
WINK ,.kEPES" ON
PATRIA vECHE.
2o17 W. 25 Str. Cleveland. q
(v;a-a-via do United Rank

(v'1-A-v,a DO United HAnk
MOI tinen tot felul Dc medictnt d.
sicl si din patFia verhe 81 IL vinden
~ ~es NAL mars punrtualitate
N Sa1macia noAstrA lrcrA rApNa
risti diplomatL care vnYheac rou,fnsste
q II alte llmbi din patrta veche
Avem Gale NAL hume nedicini ~
Oetiri pAotru Aosle eersete. fe0e1esti
~ AAsb&testi p-~cusu si psatrp 4lte
hn4le y 9era NtAM pentrn lesrUrtla CO
a1M on triMttem Gu poSte. 0crie 70
0insste et soj VI sArvtR tns rovasne-
sta NAAls1 spA~inlisti Nars entotd~an~s
stan 10 djapozftiA. (3StA)
AveW Wo1irtrt oeatpu I dollar pen.
IN asudarAa picios rslov cArs uatroase
~ vtndAGt n . sile IN 1Arank1e
Nestesse ~ neNAvWt tas3 Wers - stv
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim BAN
gata 81 preturile cele mai Dune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
clid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pia'
la orele 6 p. M Qx6l,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
G A y r

pc cuscrul meu Pavel Aldea din
comma Sinca Veche. judetul Fa-
garas Rominia Mare. Rog pc din
sui daca celeste acest anunt si-
mi scrie imediat.
Tot odata rog pc toti fratii
Romini, care stiu ceva desprc din
SUI sa ma incunostiintezc pcntru
care fapta lie yoiu fl foarte re-
cunoscator pentru aceasta facere
de bine. Adresa mea este:
loan Bentea, I'LL So. Jefferson
Street, New Castle, Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
NOUTATI DIN PATRIA We
CHE

ziarul ,,Adevarul", ziar zilnis,
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Dimineata"
ziar zilnic, pretul 1oc; ziarul
,.Clopotul", ziar zilnic 10c; Eiar,,l
,Renasterea Romira", ziar zilnic:
presul 10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Tran
silvaniei" ziar zilnic, pretul 10c;
ziraul ,,Unirea pretul 10c; zia-
rul ,,Unirea Poporului'', pretul
10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Poporului" i,
rre.ul 1Oc.
Acestea sunt ziarele care So
~osc in fiecare ii. Sc pot procura
de la ,,BIBLIOTECA R0MfNA-
AMERICANA, George Pintea,
proprietar, 264 East Front ST.,
orr P. o. Box 419, Youngstown,
Ohio. (1-3-5)
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G A U T


pc fratele mcu Dumitru Prcote.
sea din Porumbacul de Sus, ju-
detul Fagaras despre care MI
stu mimic din anul 1914. Am
auzit ca ar fl prizonier in Russia
Rog Pc toti fratii prizonieri care
stu ceva despre dinsul sa-lni
scrie la alresa de mai JOS, san
char dinsul daca celeste acestc
rinduri sa-mi raspunza imediat.
Adrc>a mea este
loan Preotesea, 488 Dawson Rd.,
P. B. AT, N. Detroit, Michigan.
(12-14)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
fNVATA DIN EXPERIENTA
ALTORA CUM SA TIE APERI.

O multime de. straini in New
York au fost foartc rau trasi pe
sfoara de oamenii care-si fac din
aceasta profesia lor. Gu copul de
a tc proteja de astfel de impoz-
til, este bine pentru d-tra de a
comunica GU The Central Mer-
camille BanksE din New York. a
carei principiu este pazi inte-
rcscle d-talc 81 sd te apcre con
ira la orr ce perderi cind trimiti
bani la Europa. cind schimbatl
,ani. cind deschideti scont de Le-
puneri. cind cumparati bilete ,'e
vapor, cind voiti passport, cinl
p,atiti take 81 in alte afaceri ca
re privesc binele d-tra. 1X6)
Daca vrei ca sa-ti cruti banii
strinsi Gu greu, este pentru binele
d-tra de a urma sugestia 81 a
scric la:
THE MERCANTILE BANK OF
NEW. YORK,
'6S Fifth Ave-, New YORK; IN. Y.
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G AL T

pc consatcana mca Rozalia Pa
velu. Are O scr:soare la mine
din Patrie de la fiji sal. Asemenea
caut 81 pc varul meu Nistor Chi
lea. ambii sunt din Grohot. ju-
dctul Hunedoara. Rog pc toti
fratii care stu ceya despre dinsii
Sau chiar dinsii 'daca vor ceti a.
ccste rinduri sa -mi faca cunoscu-
ta adresa dior. caci le voiu &
recuno>cator. Adresa mea este:
George Ghilea, 1888 Madison Str,
Ccry, Ind.
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DE WHARF.

DE V1NZARE.
Din callza plecarii in patria We
che vindem storul nostru. Buce-
rie 81 Grocerie la 'blma polite,
mobila moderna. vinzare 100000
Ia ri. Dcasemenea vindem II To-
turf intro linie 81 casa. ell J
odai. grajd. cotet pentru gaini
etc. Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la :
Costea & Oprea, 725 N. Park,
Warren, Ohio.
~ o.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
UNITED FARMERS
DENIED R. R. RATES
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one
would each pay an increased freight
rate of about $4,000.
Another way to get at the matter
would be to suppose that each farm
would bear its share of this increased
freight charge in accordance with its
value. Secretary of Agriculture Mere
States are worth $70,0O0OOOOOO. The
dith SAYS that the farms of the United
saving of S300,000,000 in freight rates
which was the farmers part, is about
one half of one per cent of the total
value of all our farms as stated above
The average farm in Vermont, cord
ing to the last census, is valued at
$1,000. One half of one per cent OF the
value would be about $500, the share
of the proposed increased freight rates
the average farm in Vermont would
have paid if the Farm Bureau had not
done its duty.
So from every angle we may con-
slider the matter, it pays in dollars and
cents to belong to the Farm Bureau
And if one Joins the Farm Bureau al
$40 per year, 80 cents of which goes tc
the national organization, he woult
need to be a member of the Farm Blu
reau for about 40 years to repay the
saving on his freight rates in one case
alone. And if the proposed freight
rates would have been in force for five
years neither he nor his children would
have been able to repay the Farm Blu
reau.
Yet this is but one of the many gooC
deeds which my be credited to the
Farm Bureau through its national or
ganization, the American Farm Bureau
Federation The total expense Of the
American Farm Bureau in fighting thi'
bill was $500 Since there are $500,
600 farms in the United States, if the
cost were apportioned to each farm il
would have amounted to about one
tenth of a cent per farm
1t more than pays in dollars anC
cents to belong to the Farm Bureau
w. E. d. Rummell Special Represen
tative American Farm Bureau,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
HORSE AND WAGON FALL
40 FEET WITH DRIVER
Although Vehicle is Wrecked, James
Tullev and Horse Escape Injury

After falling down the 4O-ioot EN-
bankment near the cable tower OF the
Vermont Marble Company's local
plant James TuNey and horse es-
capped uninjured, while the wagon was
completely wrecked.
Last Saturday morning Nh 1ulley
was employed drawing marble waste
to the dump He backed the wagon
too closely to the edge and the soft
earth gave way under the weight oil
the load. His efforts to force the
horse to pull away from the emhank-
ment were futile, for when the cave
in started the load gradually was
forced down over the steep decline
Mr. Tulley, who was at the horse
head, did not release his hold on the
bride but followed and wagon, horse
and driver were piled up at the foot oil
the dump. Fortunately neither the
man nor animal was injured although
the wagon was demolished. That same
afternoon the horse and driver were
back on the job, again, apparently lit
tie the worse for their 40 foot tumble
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
COLLEGE GIRLS BUMP
CONCRETE WALL IN AUTO
Pleasure Trip Halted by Abutment
When Driver Gets Nervous

A co-ed's insistence that she be per
mitted to sit at the wheel nearly cost
her own and her companions lives
when she nervously steered and wreck
ed a Dodge touring car upon a CON
crete abutment. Fortunately the dam
age was confined to the machine.
Ted Butler of Cornwall took a group
of college girls for a short pleasure
trip last Sunday afternoon. One OF
the girls begged to drive, When she
steered out to pass another vehicle or
the road to Salisbury, at the foot OF
the Blind Baker Hill, she stepped upon
the accelerator and collided with the
concrete wall before Mr.. Butler, whose
attention was engaged at the time
in conversation with other guests il
the rear seat, could assist her.
One of the girls jumped and was
scratched considerably while none Of
the rest of the party suffered any rea
injury. The car was smashed, break
ing the transmission case, driving the
engine back into the iootboard, spring
ing the body and so wrecking it that
it had to be completely pulled down
at a local garage the following day
The concrete wall was also the worse
for the bump.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
Farmers Forum

H. A. D. LeRgett, State Poultry
Specialist will hold poultry culling de-
monstrations as follows:
Monday, Oct. % at P. M.-Aurelius
Sykes, High St, Middlebury, VI.
Monday, Oct. 2j at 2:l5 P. M.-Frank
Whitney, Salisbury, Vt,
Monday, Oct, Is at p. M-Edgar
Bean Weybridge, Vt.
Tuesday, Oct 26 at $3.50 A, M-Rob-
ert Young, Starksboro
Tuesday, Oct rs at 10 A. M. M
Purinton, Lincoln
Tuesday Oct 26 at 1870 p Mp. w.
Otis, Waltham.
Tuesday, Oct 26 at P. M-Farm to
be announced Whiting
All poultry keepers who are interest
ed in learning how to Gull their poul-
try and dispose of the Improbable
hens should plan to be present at one
of these demonstrations.
There will be Farm Bureau meetings
in Hancock at the town hall, Satur-
day evening; Ferrisburg at the town
hall, Monday evening; at c. ID. o.
Brien's farm in Bristol for the farmers
of North Ferrisburg and the vicinity,
Tuesday evening
Tuesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
the County Holstein-Fresian Meeting
will be held in the Grange Hall, Mid
dlebury. The speakers will include the
president of the American Holstein AS
ISOLATION, d. d. Aitken, Prof A. w.
Rider of Bratleboro of the Extension
Department, and a representative from
the. State Agricultural School at the
University of Vermont The meeting
will be open to all interested in the
Holstein breed. 1t will afford the
breeders an excellent opportunity to
get acquainted with conditions in this
state.