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PARA PODER TRABAJAR
Sc NECESITA TElVER BUENA SALUD

N esta epoca en- que los medios de
subsistencia resultan tan costosos, ei
obrero no debe bajo ninguna circuri-
stancia exponerse caer en- CANA causa
de debilidad renal, puesto que necesita
todo el dinero que pueda adquirir mediante
sus labores para el buen sostenimiento de
su fanilia. La debilidad en- los rifiones
es peligrosisima cuando 1lega a cierto
periodic es muy dificil de curar. FL dolor
de espalda es uno de los primeros sintomas
de que los rinones no estan funcionando
EN- orden, siendo esta la epoca propicia
para atenderlo remediarlo. 81 siente
I'd. fuertes punzadas al inclinarse o
levantarse, marcos, dolores de espalda y
de cabeza, irritacion en- la yeiiga, etc.
dirijase inmediatamente la primera
botica y obtenga un frasco de PildOY1s de
Foster Para Los RiiIoMeS Estas pildoras
han salvado miles de personas por mas
de SO amos. Entran en- su preparation
solamente ingredientes de prinlera calidad
no conteniendo droga alguna que sea per-
judicial al ORGANISING. No acepte subs
titutos exija siempre las de Foster
De yenta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
nuestro folleto sobre las enfermedades
renales y Sc 10 enviarenios absolutamente
gratis. ~@s
Cs FosTER-MccLELLAN co.
ygEEALos \: y..E EuA
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Un semanario frances, lie Cri de
Paris, nos ha dado, hace dos semanas,
una noticia interesante. Z" lie Cri de Pa
ris'' sabe muchas cosas que no sabe ma
die: secretos poliaicos, indiscreciones
mundanas, rarezas de artistas, ETC., etc.
este periodiquito, quito y bien infor
mado, esta hecho por La gente que re-
dacta Ia ''Revista Mundial'', de Fl
not) lie Cri de Paris nos decia 10
siguiente; hace POGO, en- un elegante sa-
lon Luis XIV Sc reunian varias aristo-
craticas personahdades; Sc hablo en- es-
ia reunion de la carestia de los indu-
mentos; Sc evoc6 La fgura de un sehor
--un tanto extravagante-que, durante
la Restauraci6n, imagine un arbitrio pc
regrino para protestar contra ell adve-
nimiento de este regimen odioso. Prone
ito tai ciudadano no mudarse de ropa
jamas. Cumpli6 su promesa. POGO POGO
fue cayendosele pedazos- Ell traje que
uevaba. Tai era su traza al final que, por
decoro publico, tuvieron que retirarle
de la circulation.
Los caballeros que ahora Sc han con
han acordado tambien vestir modestisi
mamente. No usaran mas que un ira
je; no renovaran su calzado; no cam
biaran de camisa mas que una vez Ia
semana. Pero como para un aristocrata
habituado a la elegancia, es un POGO dt
primente el andrajo, los dichos caballe
ros nevaran en- ell ojal de la americang
un distintiyo que los repare del andrajC
so inveterado y professional Este bot6r
lazo dira: "El transeunte que v6i'
vestido de miseras estrazas, es un distir
guido cabaliero No lie confundais. v;
ataviado con trapos, pero puede vestil
legantisimamente. Tiene dinero para
clio. ,Viste asi como protesta contra l:
codicia de los mercaderes v la negli
gencia incalificable de los gobiernos. Ell
resumen: quitaos ell som:brero ante el
Es un altruista! Trabaja por vosotros'
En- Madrid ell autor de estas linea'
ha propuesto, vista la innovation fran
cesa, La creaci6n de un Argamandel
Club. Argamandel-ya 10 sabeis-es Il
mismo que andrajo, que estraza. FL Ar
gamandel- Club sera una reunion de gel
te selecta, fina - 80 pero vestida con tr;
jes de diez duros, llenos de lamparone
" de sietes. Es decir, no precisemos
De este hablaremos luego. Antes de flu
darse ell Argamandel Club, va en- Ma
drid SO esta realizando una protest
parecida contra los encarecedores de
cazado. Un par de botas cuesta en- Esp
na doce ounce duros. Sc uevan los GU
ros al extranjero. FL Gobierno Sc cru
"a de brazos; puede impedirlo no /
impide. En- Madrid y en- provincias M
cha gente ha comenzado a usar alpai
gatas. La alpargarta es una zapatill
de Iona blanca, de color, con suela d
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AYUDE A Les N1Nos PoBREs

Es necesario que en- cada NUM-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la so
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Nifios Pobres" Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
t0dos los ninos pobres que asisten
a las escueIas van debidamente cal
zados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios,
aceptamos .cualquier donativo por
insignifcante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo 81 usted desea, q la
sefora, dofia
MARIA II. DE SUAREZ,
r. @. Box 1122. San Juan. Adyt.
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CoNsERVEsE JoVEN

81 su pelo empieza encanecer, acuer
desc que. hay un preparado en- forma
de locion, que es una maravilla "SA-
LUD DEL CABELLo DE HAY" Con
ell uso de este preparado hay millares
de personas que vuelven su cabellera va
girls canosa su color primitive Pre-
clio del frasco, rs centavos; Sc envia por
correo. GONZALEZ PADIN co. INC.
San Juan, Ponce, Y Mayaguez.
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Sc cOmpra.
CoIocacIones.

MALETIN EXTRAVIADO.-Su-
plico al pasajero del ferrocarril que
entro Toa- -Baja San Juan tom6 por
equivocaci6n mi maletin el viernes 27
sc sirva devolvermelo. Ademas de
pagar los gasos de porte lie quedare
agradecido. Pedro c.. TimOthe6. Rata
el Cordero 81, San Juan.
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Av1so

Por Ell presente aviso hagO constar
que no pagare ninguna deuda contrai-
da por ninguna persona menos que
no sea autorizada por la que suscribe.
Catafio, Puerto Rico, agosto "a, 1920.
Adela Isern VIDA. serrano Advt.
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GARAGE.-Se alquila uno de concrete,
con espacio para dos AUTOMOBILES en-
santurcs, calle del Hip6dromo, esquina
Feria. Para informes, apartado 1899,
san Juan telefono No. 62s, Santurce.
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Sc vENDE: Tractor" Creeping Grip
sistema Caterpillar 1880 fortisimo.
Tambien Auto Truck de una tonelada.
R. A. Macfe. Cristo 2.
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Sc yende.

APRovECHE AHoRA. vendo una
casa en- Santurce, Gale de Salvador
Prats, parada 4S y cuarto. transversal
a la Gale del Parque, cinco habitacio-
mes dormitorio, sala, comedor cuarto de
baHo y cocina, extenso solar, renta $50.
Facilidades para el pago. Informara Tel
5O1 San Juan, Rafael Lopez.
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mes que recibi de este pueblecitO dOnde
ell destino me envia labOrar, traba-
jar, cOopefar pOr Ell mayor prOgresO.
Juan cARRERAs.
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vENTA de tabaco hilado al por mayor,
clase sclecta. Primera y segunda. Entire
ga Immediate. Dirijase Julio vazqueZ,
sals Agustin 6S, Telefono 1889, Puerta
de TERRA, Puerto Rico
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Sc vENDE:-Un piano Milton" y
una collection de "La Mejor MGsica del
Mundo" InfOrmaran San Jose As. Tel.
265 negro
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lArENc1oN. c1upApANosl

Ell 1FU1gDo. ss vsnde en- 81 salon
Rarberia '.El Modelo''. dc don santia-
go BoniIla. 81
Sol St. Tca Alta. 2. =, Advk
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EN- SANTURCE Sc venden dos her
mosos y elegantes abrigos de invierno
para sefiora. Stop 25, frente al Norma
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Sc VENDE:-La casa No. "a de la
calle de Europa, parada %. Infirmaran
en- el ndmero 15 de la misma Gale
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.NECEsITAMoS un agente On cada pue
bio. En- Ell negocio de retratos, marcos,
medallones, joyerfa con retratos, insig-
Mas de logias, sociedades. Tabletas Nal
ther, etc. Para infOrmes, Julio vaz-
Quez, telefono 1889. Box 142, Puerta
de TERRA.
vTATANTE VENDEDoR-solicita MA
"a para viajar en- comisiones sueldo.
Conocimientos de provisiones y mercan
cias en- general Larga experiepcia via
jando. Conoce bien el mercado de P r.
Para informes dirijase g. CINTRoN,
P. o. Box 1889, San Juan, P. r.
N>~.>o>~~-S~~(>~~~-,
JovEN vENDEDoR, active, con CO.
nocimientos de teneduria de libros Y
correspondence en- ingles y espafiol, de
sea colocarse. Informara H. R., Box
1901, San Juan.
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VENDo N0vILLoS PARA YUGo
E. DEL VALE Jr.
Box 80. Ponce.
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DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, Farmaceutico, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Ex-catedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Univers1dad do Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de AnAhsis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulta:-De q 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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Sc vENDE autom6vil Lexington ,;
dos asientos, doble ignici6n, magnetic
Bosch. cinco gomas nuevas, perfsc-
to estado. No tiene arranQue electrico.
$500 al contado. Tel $50 rojo, Santur-
ce apartado numero SO, San Juan.
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ST SURE DEL EsToBIAGo pida a
su boticario un frasco del maravilloso
"sToMAL1x sAIz DE CARLOS; use
10 de acuerdo con las instrucciones en- ell
frasco, y Sc pondra bueno en- seguida.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. INC. San Juan,
Ponce y Mayaguez.
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Juan CARRERAs.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
u. S. SMELLING AND MINING.

New York. March 27.-United States
Smelling and Refining Company reports for
year ended December 81. last:
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

INVEST IN MOTION PICTURES
IT'S ENORMOUS PROFITS ARE
WELL KNOWN FACT
Determination
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
SSAH
CAPT = = orNYY A-xx

GAIT. =. y. 6T0LI, Author.
'DErERHuArIoH." the frst an
star east lo-psrt photoplay to be pro
dueed By the United States Photopiay
Corp. at its Gr.ntvood, N. J., studic. is
prussunced By Press and Pulpit the
Greatest Human Interest Story Ever
Whtten- Richard c. Travers, one Of the
worlds foremost stars. now under con
tract win be supported BY Leslie Stowe
md WIN. h. Turner. two great character
actors; Irene Tsms end Corene Usseil.
tvs noted stars; Lieut.. B. W. MAYNARD.
misf Jockey Of the world, and 'Kid''
Broad. Harry MeRae webster 10 under
contract to direct this production, as-
sisted By John L McCutcheon a. so-di-
rector and Herbert l. Messmore a. tech
nicai director. Following "DETE1NI-
NATION" the U. 9. PhotopIay Corp.
.in produce THE SOUL OF NAN,
THE HONE or NAN" DECEPTION"
all ten-part photoplays.
The State rights Of twenty eight States
win be sold for exhibition purposes.
This should put over half q million dol
lars In the treasury, which should pay
the stockholders Of record at least Is
per cent on their Investment the day
DETERMINATION" q released for ex-
hihition purposes.
The productions of the o.. q. Photo
nlsy Corp. win be shown the world over.
'rhe corporation has received numerous
inq<Iries fo' European rights as well n
State nights. Stockholders will partici-
pate In all earnings made By the cor
poration.
Production starts June 1st. Limited
amount OF stock now offered at 5000
per share. par value. April LIST the
stock advaness to $500 per share. June
LIST to $500 per share and the day
'DETE11INATroT' a released for sx.
hibition purposes to 5000 per share.
All Commoa Stock; no Bonds or Prefer
red. For further Information address or
UNITED STATES PHoToPLAY
CORPORATION
e99-e33 xHnssy Building
Washington. d. o.
ONCE Hcurs. . Q. n. to . ,. N.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
FAILURES LAST WEEK.

Commercial failures last week IN
the United States, AZ reported by r.
O. Dun & Co.. are los against i2l
the preceding week. and 10 last
fore. and 1s2 the corresponding
week last year. Failures In Canada
number 10 against Is last week. 1s
the preceding week and 10 last
year. OF failures last week In the
United States. 40 were in the East,
~ South. % West. and 81 in the
Pacific States and 33 reported lia-
bilities Of 5000 or more. against
IS the previous week.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
SUPERIOR COPPER.

F-oston, March 27.-The annual report o
Superior Copper Company for year ended De
ce mber 81. 1919. shows a loss Of $71. GO
btIlance of current assets decreased from
S511. OCT to $3.50, ,444. In 1918 Superior re
Torted net income Of s46. $50, equal to 4,
rents a share, compared with s197.27s o.
81. 81 a share in 1917.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
TREASURY CERTIFICATE
SUBSCRIPTIONS CLOSED

Secretary Houston announced that
subscriptions for the issue Of Treas
ury certificates of indebtedness of
series TM-1s21. dated March Is. 1920.
maturing March is, 1921. closed at
the close of business yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Local Securities.
w..Ainsss. ssssk xzsAaas..

ouotafiens fer 1910 to date.
Furnished b. Meoraead . Enors.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
STOCKS EASE
OFF AT CLOSE
Week End Profit Taking
Given as Reason for
Markets S Action.
FEELING IS CHEERFUL
Belief Is That Setback
i Is Only Tenn
porary.
FEELING IS CHEERFUL

New York. March 27.-Profit TAX
ing over the weekend was given
as the direct cause for the easing
OFF in stock values during today 5
short session on the New York
Stock Exchange. There was moth
ing definite in the news line to war
rant a change in sentiment. and
substantial interests were still of
the opinion that a continuation OF
the upward swing should be in or
der next week.
Some discussion Of the way some
money brokers have been handling
their allotments was heard, on the
floor, and it seemed to be generally
felt in Stock Exchange circles that
the matter should be taken in hand
in order to prevent a semblance
of profiteering. Stock Exchange
brokers are not at all satisfied with
the manner in which money has
been banded about of late, and 1t
would not be surprising II their
opinions were officially voiced in the
not distant future.
White Motors
= Readers of this column will re-
call that a few days ago, when
White Motors was selling around 60.
canoe of Cleveland interests being
heavy buyers of the stock. 1t was
also pointed out that White was
evidently due for some activity on
the upward side of the market as
a result of the formation of a pos
sible pool in the issue. The facts
governing White were given out at
that time. The action of the stock
since then speaks for itself. 1t has
been such as to now warrant the
assertion that something is under
consideration whereby White share
holders will shortly hear of favor
able developments.
Indications are that directors will
take up the question of increased
dividend disbursements, and it is not
improbable that further expansion
will be authorized, in which event
stockholders may again come in for
valuable rights" Whites position
should not be overlooked. 1t is
strong to say the least. Business is
running at record breaking proper
tions, and the outlook is that 1920
should mean much to those holding
White Motors stock.
U. s. Realty.
While 1t is generally understood
that no definite pool has been
formed in United States Realty and
Improvement stock, there is reason
to believe that the formation of one
Is under way. The action of the
stock of late is said to have been the
direct result of accumulation by
those interests who are we'll posted
on Realty's condition. In this con-
nection il might be mentioned that
the company is in better shape to-
day than it has been for years. The
outlook is exceptionally good. Plans
already formulated by the Fuller
Construction Company, Realty's
building subsidiary, insures an in
come of record d-breaking proper
tions. Realty's rental receipts are
also running at high tide, and II
would seem that the future for the
company is far better than ever be-
fore. Just at this time q. S. Realty
stock Is in an interesting position.
1t is well worth watching.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Active New York Stock Exchange
(FURNIsfED BY M0ORHEAD = ELMORyD
Members York Stock Exchange
OTHER UNITED STATES bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS,
Ysstsrday's


close.
Atch.. Top q Santa Re gen. a. 1905. 7s
Atch. Top. & santa Fe COW. A. $780,. 80
BALTIC. 4 Ohio gen, n, 194s. ....... 63%
BALTIC q Ohio ref. 5s. 1895 ....,.... 6s
baito. u Ohio conv. AVS. 1888. ...... 81
Ches. 4 Ohio conv. Sc. 1875. ..... 7sh
Cnes. q Ohio COW. 4hs. 1880. ........ 7sh
Cni. Great Western 1st 4s. 1850. ..... 55k
Chi. NIL. q St, Paul conv. 411s, 2ol4. 70
Chi.' Nil. u 81. Paul conv. AVS. 1892. 6sh
Den. Rio Grande LIST ref. Sc. 1865. 43H
ERE conv. -, series 3D." 1003...... ssh
Erie gen. n. 1895. 6.................... 43h
Missouri Pacific seu. q, 1875. 55h
MIsCELLANE
Amer. I. T. eonv. &C.. 1925. ...... seK
amer. i. T. col trust 5s. 1916. s1h
brooklyn Rapid Trans. 70, 1921. ...... 4s
Hudson q Mani. ref. So, 1857. .... 5sh
Interbo. Metro. AS, 1885. ......... IN
lnterbo. r. Trans. So. 1895. SO
Amer. smeit. q Ref. lst mtg. 5s. 19f. sIH
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
LIABILITIES.
Total liabilities. ............, s4.s2s. .sess

Total liabilities. s............. s4.s2s, Sos. 81
Character Of business transacted during
the year 1919: Fire.
Amount Of risk assumed
during the year 1919.... 81 1,363, ,044.210.00
Losses sustained during the.
year 1919. 9........s.. 81, SOS, 702.37
Money received during the
the year 1919. $4,s2s, ,071.27
Expended during the year
1913 ................... $4lSl, 1915
CHARLES L. CASE, U. 8. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of February, 1870.
Iseai.) EDMOND HARVEY.
Notary Public, Kings Co.. N. Y. Certin-
cate nled In New Y6fk Co.. n. Y.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

ON the 31st day of December. 1919, as re-
auired under the District Of Columbia Code,
amended June 80, 1902, and August Is, 1911.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-24
FARMERS WEEK AT MICHIGAN
qas AGRICULTURE COLLEGE
80 January 81 to February 4, 1921.

Dean Eugene Davenport, of Illi-
nois University, is to be one of the
speakers at the Farmers Week, Jan.
81 to Feb. A. Besides appearing on
the regular program, Dean Daven-
port will also speak at the Country
Life conference on Thursday morn
ing. This is the second country life
conference to be held at the college,
last years having been most success
full
Other speakers already arranged
for are S. S. Mcclure, founder of
McClure's Magazine, who will talk
on rural conditions as they are to-
day. A. F. Lever, member of the
Federal Farm Bureau Loan Board,
and as former congressman originat-
or of the Lever Law, will discuss
farm finance and tenantry. President
Marion Burton of the University of
Michigan will address the meeting of
the State Farm Bureau on Thurs
day. Miss Aims Binzel of the Uni
versity of Minnesota appears at one
of the general meetings on "The
of Child Training"
Organizations besides the State
Farm Bureau and County Life Assoc
iation to hold meetings during that
week are the Michigan Potato, Grow
ers' Association, and the Association
of Muck Farmers.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-24
Holstein Breeders Meet.

About 40 members of the County
Holstein Association met at the Farm
Bureau Office on Tuesday evening,
December 7th. The question OF T.
B. eradication was discussed by Mr..
H. H. Halliday Of the Bureau of
Animal Industry. Mr.. Halliday out
lined the work as it is carried on
comparatively between the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture and the
State Bureau of Animal Industry,
and urged every breeder to take ad-
vantage of it. Mr.. Halliday said
in part: "From the standpoint of
the family, as well as every animal
on the farm, no man can afford not
to test his cattle,-be they grade or
pure breds" In addition to the health
side of the argument, every breeder
Of pure breds has the advantage of
better advertising and consequently
better prices for his stock, when his
herd is being tested under State and
Federal supervision.
Read Mr." Halladay's remarks
again, and think them over carefully.
Every man who thinks at all, must
admit the truth of his statements.
Shiawassee County breeders are
rapidly placing their herds on the
waiting list for this work. Some
counties are making arrangements to
have the work taken care Of on a
county basis, and we believe that
such an arrangement could very cas-
lily be made in the county if all breed
ers of pure bred stock would get be-
hind it.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-24
Perry School Fair.

Every resident in the vicinity of
Perry should feel proud of the Agri-
cultural Fair recently staged in the
school building at Perry by the High
School classes in Agriculture. This
Fair did not consist, as do most fairs
of this kind, of Heterogeneous mass
of materials regardless of classifica-
ton or quality. On the other hand,
there were exhibited distinct breeds,
varieties or strains of the several
classes shown by the boys, and dis
tinct classiications for the different
exhibits by the Agricultural classes
are worthy of special mention:
There were about 25 entries in the
poultry show. At least seven stand
ard varieties were shown, and in most
cases the individuals were of high
quality. AS a whole, the exhibit was
far superior to the poultry shows
staged at a good many County Fairs.
The grain show consisted of large
number of samples of wheat, oats,
rye, buckwheat and beans, besides
about twenty samples of ten ears
each of corn of different varieties.
In the opinion of Mr.. Putnam, who
judged grains, the corn show was an
exceptional exhibition, both as to
quantity and quality. AS an attrac-
tive exhibit the apples were in the
lead. About 80 plates of 10 apples
each filled one entire table. Variet-
les were limited to few of the stand
ard ones, and except for few dis
eased specimens, the selections were
all that could be desired. A number
of varieties of potatoes, 10 tubers to
the sample, filled another table. AS
usual with seed that has not been
treated, diseases of different kinds
were present on most of the speci-
mems. Aside from this the exhibit
was a good one.
While the writer is unable to speak
authoritatively regarding the exhibit
put on by the Domestic Science De-
we were given to under
stand that it was on a par with the
work done by the boys.
Perry is to have a consolidated
school in the near future, and if the
exhibits at this Fair are the out
growth Of class room work along the
several lines, we predict that the
Perry Consolidated School will be
heard from. Mr.. Calvin. the super
has charge of the work in
and Miss Florence Rouse
is responsible for the work in. Dom
estic Science.
The Owosso times., 1920-12-24
sOf Interest TO the Women

Every woman will be interested to
know that at the Annual Meeting
the men voted to include the women
in the Farm Bureau organization on
the family basis of membership with
one vote for both, the man and his
wife.
The argument in favor of the in
clusion of the women in the member
ship which carried the ground on
that day, was that the farm and
home are inseparable, therefore the
women should be included in the or
ganizatiOn-in fact, have always
been part of it.
Now that the women are members
of the Siawassee County Farm Bur-
eau, what will they do with their
membership. One thing is certain,-
every woman will take keener in
terest in the organization than she
has heretofore taken, because she
realizes that upon her as a member,
as we'll as every other member of the
organization, depends the success of
the organization in this county. AS
has been said before, "a chain is no
stronger than it's weakest link" Per-
haps one place where the change will
be felt is at the future meetings of
your Farm Bureau Local. To have
an interesting meeting, which will be
a pleasure to all, the women must
have responsible part at such meet
ings. At the community meetings to
be held in many of the Farm Bureau
Locals this winter, the women will
have an opportunity to demonstrate
that their inclusion in the member
ship will add interest and pleasure
to their Local.