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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-11

II the Detroit Tigers could have
the st. Louis Browns as opponents
during the remainder Of the season
there would be nothing to 1t but the
championship for the Tigers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-11
Believes McAdoo LOGICAL Man

Asked as to who he thought the
party is likely to nominate as its
leader. Senator Trammell said that
former Secretary Of the Treasury Nc
Ad0o appears to be the logical man.
"Mr. McAdoo is a great man, a great
executive" said the senator. He
showed wonderful capacity for big
work during the emergency Of, the
World War, and his work was well
done. The party must take him into
consideration, and | believe the final
choice will be Mr.. McAdoo. Tampa
Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-11

In the Lakeland Evening Telegram, a news
paper published In said county and state
This April 22nd, 1920.
(Seal). ]. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk Circuit Court
KELSEY BLANTON.
Solicitor for Complainant, 1859
Copy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-11

Somehow or other the American
league batting averages and the lists
Of leading run-getters and base-stsal-
ers don't look quite natural without
the name Of Cobb being near the top.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-11
SENATOR TRAMMEll
THINKS DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION viii
NOMINATE MCADO0
'nlnks the Frisco Convention viii
Nominate MeAdoo-G. o. p. Los.
ing Confidence

That the Democratic party stands a
splendid show for a national victory
at the November elections is the Wow
taken by United States Senator Park
lrammell' who visited Tampa yester-
uay' Senator Trammell says the be.
lief is growing at Washington, that thu
Republican party has forfeited the al.
most certain victory, as it was her.
aided year ago and even six months
ago, by its absolute failure to enact
remedial legislation since gaining con.
troll OF both houses of congress eieh.
teen months ago.
Inc Democratic party will win the
presidential election the coming fall
II the party dominates really strong
candidat eat the Frisco convention ("
said the senator. "A year ago and
even sixmon tbs ago, the Republicans
were absolutely confident of a victory
this fall, and the Democrats felt
mighty blue. But big change has
come over the leaders Of both parties.
The Republicans are losing conf.
dence every day and the Democrats
are looking for another national vic.
tory for our party. The Republicans
had their chance for national victory
when they regained control of con.
gress in the 1918 elections. But in
stead of carrying out their announced
intention of giving the country rene.
dial legislation which they said was
needed, they have done little else
than spend money millions of dol.
lars-in making investigations into
war expenditures, and have uncovered
nothings. The people are aware OF
all this and they will act accordingly.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
KEEP SEDIMENT TRAP CLEAN
Wire Gauze Screen Is Provided to
Catch All Foreign Matter
That Accommodates.

Most present-day gasoline tanks are
fitted with sediment trap, which
usually Is located ut the place where
the pipe line leaves the tank. This
trap has wire gauZe screen and
cup is provided to catch foreign mat
ter. The car owner should make IT
n practice to clean this sediment trap
out twice month during active OPP
Grafton. The present grade of motor
fuel is not strictly pure and foreign
matter rapidly accumulates in this
catch-all.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
For the Car Owner Who Cannot Find
Time to Grease the Springs in the
Reliable Way, Compressed Air o.
fers interesting Possibilities.

be improviSed from an old tire valve,
as shown at the right.
A little fnc-flaked or powdered
graphite with the oil will make its eff
feet much more lasting.--JOhn A. Prior,
New Haven, Conn, in Popular Me
chanics Magazine.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-07
USE COMPRESSED AIR
FOR OILING SPRINGS
Interesting Possibilities Offered
TO Car Owners.
Many People Apply Light OIL to Side
Of Spring. Trusting to Luck That
1t will "Creep" in Between Diff
ferent Leaves.

Many people try to avoid the diSa
greeabe Job of greasing auto springs,
by applying light oil to the side Of
the spring, trusting to its tendency to
"creep' in between the leaves. Some
of it usually does, but not enough to do
much good. or course, the body of the
weight of wheels and axles open the
spring as far as possible.
If compressed air is available, or
even helper to work the tire pump.
Il blast of air against the side Of the
spring will usually carry n part of the
oil in where 1t belongs. The sketch
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07
ASKS HUSBAND BE MADE ID GIVE UP
 TITLE ID PROPERTY

Asking that a court order be issued to compel her husband to convey all his right and title to some land near Mesa to her, Elizabeth Rial brought suit in the Superior court charging that her husband. S. D. Rial, induced her to have the titles to the property made out as community property when in reality, she claims. it is her sep arate property. She says they were married at Thatcher in November, 1911, and alleges that at the time she had $13,000, while her husband had nothing.
 Mrs. Rial says she has supported her husband and his 16 year old daughter ever since that time because he has been sick and unable to work. She alleges she paid his expenses to Cali fornia in 1917 for his health, and back again. In August. 1920. she alleges he went east to visit his mother and when he returned he became independ- ent, indifferent and sulky. A few days later. she says, his attorney spoke to her about a divorce action her hus- band contemplated filing and said that she must agree to a division of the property. She allegs she refused to do SO and that on Sept. 16 he made chattel mortgage on her personal property for s5,000 which the bank paid.
 on Sept IS, while she was away from home. she says he packed up his belongings and left with his daughter He did not mention the mortgage tc her she declares. In the event that he refuses to execute the convyance with in ten days. she asks that the order operate as a conveyance to the land.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07

irregularity and fraud in certain coun- ties in the state and justifies imme- diate court action.
 "I. therefore, at a great personal sac rifice, as a citizen of this great state and as an exponent of clean govern ment and the inherent rights and priv ileges of the individual. fee it encum- bent upon me Go do all that is within my power Co bring to light the perpe- traitors of this alleged fraud so that the sanctity of the ballot box may be preserved in Arizona.
 "(Signed)
 "CHAS. DE SALES WHEELER"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN

River Crossings Sacaton There is no water in the Gila and the crossing is good.
 Apache County Al roads fin good condition.
 cochise County An main roads fin good condition and being improved.
 Coeonino County Roads generally good. Showers ciius- in some mud over short stretches. but not delaying travel.
 Graham County County roads in fair condition.
 Greenlee County All roads in good condition, slight damage caused by the recent rains re- paired.
 cila County Salt river bridge open for traffic. New portion of Pleasant valley road in good condition, old portion difficult for trav- cd. Roads otherwise over county ia fair condition. Widening of Roosevelt to Payson road has commenced. Ferry over Roosevelt lake is discontinued.
 Maricopa County rescott-Wickenburg road good, the Black Canyon slow from New river north. Florence, new state highway to forks at Superior. Coast. Parker and Blythe ferries both running. Tempe | bridge open Tor light vehicles.
 Mohave County All main roadw in fair condition. ex- cept old Trails national highway from Crozier to Blackberry. and Oatr1an to Topock. Drivers must be careful in crossing washes.
 Navajo County Holbrool<- Gallup road rough but dry. Holbrook- Winslow best on north side of river. Fort Apache road good New road completed from Slowlow tc Indian reservation. fine. Pima County
 All main roads in the county in good 5 shape; balance fair. Federal road to Mt Lemon is completed.
 Pinal County I Mountain roads in good condition, valley roads dusty and rough. Flor i ence- Casa Grande road bad due to re- e construction; take desert roads be- e tween these two points.
 Santa Cruz County Several storms last week: roads ar, - washed out in seevral places through. s out county. d Yavapai County " Roads generally in fair condition m Yuma County
 Ehrenberg ferry open to traffic Roa, h in good condition. r Parker: Road via Parker and Nee .- dies in good condition.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07
OCTOBER 7 WILL
 BE ROOSEVELT DAY

Phoenix will pay tribute to the late Theodore Roosevelt on the occasion of his sixty second birthday anniversary on Oct. 27. The observance here win be in the form of memorial services. similar in nature to services 10 be held in all of the larger cities of the country.
 Appointment of committee of lead ing citizens. composed equally of men and women. to direct plans for the diIy, win be made by Mayor Willis H. plunkett within the next few days, he said at the city commission meet ing yesterday
 Request for the appointment of such committee was made by the board of directors of the Woman's Roose- welt Memorial association.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07

Teak wood is used mostly in India because it is the only wood that will resist the attacks of the white ants of India.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07

2O22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE PHOENIX, ARIZ A3O9GS
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

5. U cierpiaeych ma mtgrene da
sic zauwatyG objaw - &e sic talk
wyraae - kosmetyc1ny: siwienie
wios6v, kt6re Jest przedvstepnym
objawem lastepnego wypadania ich.
6. w migrenie objawy wystepuJs
W nasteputacym porzadku: zwiastu-
ny, boil ghowy, mdiosci. wymioty. Ia
s~ypianfe, poczem chory budzi sic W
stanie normalnym, pr7ednapadowym.
Naleay jednak dodat, 10 50 Wy
padki migreny, W kt6rych zwiastu-
now wcale niema, a sam napad Jest
wzgledaie slabym, n. 2. obtawla sic
siabym tylko b6lem glowy, ktore-
nyu torwerzyszyt moga mdiosci wy
mioty.
B6l glowy migreno1y odr6zniac
musimy cd below glowy n%euraste--
nicznych, cd below PREY c~ierpieniach
merck, nosa, oczu, zoladta, mo0gu
innych. zadne q wymie";0nych cier-
p:eh ME prEedstawia AMI Hzesci O.
brazu, jaki sic spotyka PREY migre-
ME.
(ciag dalsEy' nastapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
AMERYCE.
y z DETROIT.

Ks. Rejmundw Marciniec,i o. +.
NJ. -Franciszkanh, proboszcz parafli
pod wezwaniem WniebowZiecia Na1sw.
Maryi Fanny, zostal mianowany pro-
boszczem polskiej parafii W Shanondoah
Pa. rs. Marcinec W czasie swego pro-
bostwa w Detroit, swa uezcwa szczo-
rs praca ~pastersks zyskal sobie bar
do duzo prawdziwych przyjacioi, do
WOODEN czego fakt ten, aeIkiedy para
fame dowiedzieli sic o tel 2mianie,
wysIali komitet do Ojca Prowincyona-
Ia z prosba by pozwolis dalej ojcu
Rajmundowi pasterzowac dalej W ich
parafii, tenn wiscej, re "a s miesiecy
wyje5dia on do PolSki. Ojclec prowin-
cya1 ro1porzadzenia ME 1mienlf. rs.
Marciniec zatem opus1cza Detroit, a
ma miejsce jego przybywa ieden z o.
COW Franctszkan6w z Milwaukee, wis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

dcuta, uzy1 swego wp}ywu ! INA
czenia i audyencye te uzyskas.
Polacy i Polk - be- wzgledu
ia partye g1osujcic ma kongres-
mana lana w. Rainey, kt6ry jak
byl W przeszloSci, bedzie i nadal
Waszvm szczerym i zaufania 60
dnym reprezentantem / kt6ry -
gdy nadcjdzie chwila piracy ola
Polski, Was ME zawiedzie, lecz
wytezy wszystkie swe silly, by
ola Polski osiegnat to. czego ona
pragnac bedzie. Kongresman
Rainey udowodnii swa XII Polsce
szczera i gorqcq sympatye / ma
prawo domagac sic Wazego
poparcia. Polacy nigdy ME zapo-
minaja 0 swych przyjaciolach i
nieuczynia tego i w tym wypad-
XII.
Polacy i Polki gfosujcie W dni.1
Ego listopada b. r. "a kongres-
manem
Janem W.. .Rainey.
/n-S \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
KOMUNIKAT
RZADOWEGO BIURA AKCYI
RATUNKowEJ PREY Po-
POLSKIEM.
20 West 10th Str.
New York City.

Dowiadujemy sic, re Beigis,
ktora Sama doznaia olbrzymich
STRAIT wojennych, ktorej wsie j
miasta byly We wojnie swiato-
wei W gruzy zamienione, ktorej
ludnoS6 z giodu ginesa pod 6utem
prnssctwa, pred miesiacem roz-
poczela akcye ratownicza Ola Pol
ski i zebraia ma ten eel dziesiec
rilionow frankow.
tydzi we fabrykach o6uwia W
Lynn, Mass, postanowili praco-
wac W soboty i zarobek swoj cd
daja ma ratunek swyeh rodakow
" Polsce.
Bfuo Rzadowe Akcyi Ratun-
bowej przy Poselstwie Polskiem
Jest W stycnoSci z organizacya
S. A Dsngiel
Gruca L
DsTczyiSki Thee,
Coo Stefan
HoIesE J. NJ.
Jsrowicz F.
Kos And.
Lewar6owSSd Ant.
Mzjewsd B. \
Elias WIZ Houdy) \
Dreen Maya \
Dreed Stefan '
Salmon Emma
Gnixr6o Sokot6w No. 800 $50
GrOehowina Jan fnxaA
GruchUwina Stanisawa
Moaa1 Micha&
NcW1k J6zS &:
NOwy Swise
Ks SarnecAi
Ski6a NJ
SriaAzowSd M.
So6ieSi J6zf
SEvzhinssi L..
Tow. Neienia Pom. Polsce
WftkowS&d s.. :
Kuaod-iej Jan
Selfish Jan
Kieci And
Jsdek Sc
Lor6ieSi Tan
Iwzniaa MARIA
Dp&a Jan
mrzhk MIehss
Stec FL /
KrusrMze Pc&S3i
Ks ! fwan0wski
Doma&sai Wine
MisioaekF Fl
MsOHuwS&i &. - =;
Razrm wpayneso do Easy do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
PYTANIA I

RozaIia S.: Czy sadie ZajecZe jest
dobrym Srodkiem ma wrzody u die
cka?
TAX, tax, r6wniez dobrem Jest sa-
do komarowe. Disdzwiedzie, jaszczur
kowe ftp. - dla predkisgo wzboga-
ceuia kles1eni aptekarza tylko...
Pusty Smiech, lecz zarazem litosc,
bierze czlowieka, gdy przysh1chuje
sic zadaniom Observation-Disclosures o.
sob pc aptekach! Naturalnie, Re ap-
tekarz ma te ! wszelkie inre mozli-
We sadla ma skladzie w postaci
zwyczajnego sad}a wieprzowego, cry
II poprostu tiusZczu z domieszka
odpowtednIego ~koloru.... Oszukah-
stwo takie jest s5czytem bezezel-
nosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

PoIski polityS. czy wiekszy czy mniej
szy "a obowiazek poczytywac sobie
powinien stale reklamowaG narodo-
-osS naesa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
O


w naszym ko~munacacie z sgo
pazdziernika m;saowoli zaszia pc
myika, kt6ra spowodowala ser
sza krytyke W n~iektoych Pi-
smach, a ktora niniejszym prostu-
jenny. w zdaniu - Jedna czwar-
IA czesc zebrsnych pfundusz6w"
- miaio bye - Jedna ezwarta
Geese zebranych nmateryab6w"
Jest ola Poiskiego Czerwonego
Krzyza. -.ss asa
Z powazanien,,
M. Lozinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

ubezpieo1oie sic pred radcho-
dzacym MISREPRESENTATION "a
ziebienia / ro4nSm chorobom
pow7stajacym z tego4. Zaopatrz
Gle sic natychmiast W tubke
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

Metotyst6w, kt6rzy we wszy-
stkich posudniowych Stanach o.
becnie urzadzaja wierka kampa--
ME ratownicza dla(Polski.
Pytaniem jest, co Polacy W A
Merge wobec nsdchodzacej zimy
zrobia dis swych wsp6lrodak6w
W kraju, z ktorych setki tyaecy
dosNwnie z giodu zgina bez po-
mooy reszty cywilizowanego
Swiata? Many nadzieje, re Wy
chodztwo zabierze sic do zgodnej
piracy r~atowniczej z ramienia Po-
selstwa.
Niniejszem p~odajemy dokiadna
liste ofiar, kt6re juz w tax kr6t-
kim czasie wpsynety do Biura
Rzsdowego (opr6cz tego byly &c
bTane znaczne sunny przez konsu-
laty lub tez wyslane wprost do
Poselstwa w Waszyngtoniey. Ii
sta ponizej zaaczona, wykazuje
nazwiska wszystkich ofiarodaw-
COW oraz ziolone sunny, kt6re do
biura wpiyneiy DO dnia 1890 paz-
Gziernika, 1920.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
2 BUFFALO.

Polak, Dominik MaSalski, ktory
p~rzyjechai onegdaj z Chicago do Buff
falo, doni6sl policyl, re nieznani zlo-
dzieje skradli mu W gotowce $SJ0.O0
Masalski padl ofiara sweJ lekkomysl'
nosci, a rzezimieszkowic wzteli so ma
starry hawai-" czesto praktykowany,
Gdy BOWEN wysiadl z pociagu ma sta
Cyl Lake Shore. zbliAyli sic do nieSo
Jacys dwaj meazyanl l rozpocza!
MIN pogawedke, a potem zaprosili GO
do domu pnr. III Swan III.
Zaraz gdy weszli do pokoju pod tyrr
adresem, jeden z ntch Saczat czeSoS
szukac DO heszeniach ! oswladczyi, 70
wypad3 mu pugilares z Gruba SUNG
pieniedzy.
Posadzil ON Masalskiego o kradziez,
przecw czemu tenze zaprotestowal
chcsc udowodnit swa niewinnoSc po'
kazal i'm sw6j pugilares z kwota $3.50
Jeden . rzezimleszk6w wEiaf do reki
pugilares M~asalskiego, ooejrzai staran
nile zawartoec, poczem 1wrocil so villa
scicelowi I obaj nIeznajom wyszli
Pc chwni Masalski otworzyl pugilare:
| ku w1elkemu swemu p~rDeraienu, pre-
kunal sic, 2e pteniadze znikiy, miel
c ich spryciarz ten wio5yl zwiteh
ben wartoSciowych papierOw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25

By odpowiedzict ma to pytanle
dokiadnie i tax, by kazdy Polak
doskonale zrozumiai i poznal po-
woody i przyczyny, %potrzeba sig
przedewszystkiem zastanowic
mad sytuacya polityczna i zrozu-
mice polozenie mic pojedyhczej
.icdnostki. czy osobistoSci, ale
calego polskiego ogolu.
w polityce tego kraju, PolacH
teraz szczegolnicj, pc zmart-
wvchwstaniu Polski, maja obo-
wiazek dbac o to. by przez swc
politycznc dzia,anic W tym kra-
III, przynieSt jak najwiekszy po-
zytek Polscc Polska z%niszczona
dsugo-trwaia wojna, po poblclu
Rosyi ! zawarciu pokoju, zable-
RE sic do odbudowania, do ere
staurowania, do osiagniecia do
brobytu ola narodu / Ola kraju,
By 90 osiagnaG Polska zmuszo-
ma jest. wobec powszechnej ne
dzy W Europe, zwr6cic sig o po'
moe do Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
najbogatszego ! najuczynniej-
szcgo kraju w Swiecie i Cd tych
Stan6w Zjednoczonych donna
gao sic pomocy W pieniadzach
~Eredytach i w matcryaiach. ku
tcmu celowi Polska ~potrzebuje
by w kongresie amerykahskim
zasiadali, iudzie przyjaznie XII
niej usposobieni, ludzie, ktorzy
gdy tego zajdzie potrzeba, beda
chetnie pomagac naszemu kra-
jowi do otrzymania tel Pomocy,
jakiej potrzebowac bedzie.
Kongresman, Jan w. Rainey
przez diva terminy reprezento-
wal czwarty dystrykt W kongre-
sic a reprezentowal go dobrze i
z pozytkiem, jak to Swiadczy je-
go rekord. Przez caly czas swego
urzedowania dawaf ciagle ia
sne dowody swej sympathy ola
naszego narodu i czynil, co bylo
W jego mocy, BY wszystkie zada-
MIA Polak6w wypelnic. Polacy
ME moga mt ~zarzucit, re oswald
czai sic Z sympatya XII Polakom
tylko podczas Rampant polity-
cznej, by otrzymat polskie glosy,
DO mieszkajacy W jego dystryk-
Gle wiedza, re zawsze byi on go
towy ma ich usiugi, re ME zanied-
bywal swych obowiazkow i re
w kazdym czasie drzwi jego ola
mich byiy otwarte. Kongresman
Rainey byl jedynym kongresma-
mem w Westinghouse, ktory gdy
polska delegacya przybyia do
stolicy tego kraju j ME mogla
doprosic sic audyencyi u Prey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
t!Napisai DR.. NJ. G. Coy.
(Ciag dalszy).
O MIGRENIE.

Jak many rozpoznae mlgrene
wyr6zni& ia Cd innych below glowy?
w kazdy mprzypadku z obtawami
migreny nslezy brac pod uwage, czy
ma sic do czynienia z samoistna mi
grena, czy tes z jakim napadem mi
grsnowego rodzatu jake objawu In
nego cierpienia. Do ro%spo5nania
prawdziwej migreny MECH postuza
nastepujace dane:
/. W migrenie prawie zawsDe da
sic sk~onstatowaG d5iedzicznoSt, dla-
tego tea eierpienie TO zaczyna sic
zazwyclaj jua W mlodszym wieku.
DztsdzicznoSc ia bywa niejednako-~
wa: raw prostej, aL W boc1nej
Hati, niekiedy przeskakuje jedna
g~eneracye zupelnie I objawia s& do
piero " nastepnem poAoleniu.
.. BOZ gIowy zalezny wylacznie Cd
migreny Jest cierpieniem bardEo
charakterystycznem: jest on Iwykie
3ednostronny, F~ajczeScIej Dokazuje
sic W jednej polowie giowy, zazwy.
czaj W level, umiejscawia sic pod
czas s1czytu napadu ponad okiem.
lub poza MEM, powraca peryodycz-
ME napadami, rozpocZyna sic zazwy-
czaj W godzinach rannych, krotko DO
przsbud1eniu stopniowo sic wick
sza az do poludnia r6wniez stopniu-
wo ~ustepu!e, az zupelnie znfknie vie
czorem, poczem nastepuje stan nor
malny.
s. Migrenie zawsze bez wyjatku
towarzysza zaburzenia " trawieniu,
lax utrata apetytu, mdioscl, wymio-
ty. TIE ostatnie albo zmniejszaja Dol
giowy, hub wcale nan mic wpfyWaJa'
I. Napad migreuy nisdy ME jest
z,ozonym Z kilku drobnych - Jeso
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z POLITYKI.
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wego Dystryktu powinni gloso-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-03
Canadian Boys and
Girls Learn Club Work

Five years ago, when the value of
the agricultural club work for boys
and girls in the United States was
we'll recognized, the province Of Mani
toba sent representatives to Wash
ington to study that branch OF extern
sion work. With the advice Of the
American leaders in boys and girls
club work, they organized similar
clubs in Manitoba.
This work has now spread to all
the other provinces and today $4,000
children In the province of Manitoba
alone are doing club work similar to
that in the United States The min
lister of agriculture recently stated
that he considered 1t a very import
ant work and that IT. Is having great
influence on Canadian farming and
home making.
The Canadian government, in com
mon with that of the United States.
has discovered an appeal to the boys
and girls to help in some specific OBJ
ject brings big results. Last year,
when the flicker tail squirrels and
gophers threatened to destroy the
growing crops in many parts of Can
ada, the boys and girls in the clubs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-03

were asked to undertake their exter-
mination. In q short time the young
STEERS brought in 50 many tails and
scalps of the pests that the govern
ment could not pay the bounties with
out special appropriation.
The boys and girls in the Canadian
canning clubs are following the same
method of canning which tens of
thousands of American boys and girls
use. Canada has thousands of can
ming clubs. but up to the present their
members have not undertaken demon
stration work. During the past sum-
mer, however. plans were made which
will result next year in training to fit
the boys and girls to demonstrate to
others what they themselves have
learned.