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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-08

WASHINGTON, spa s. -
Suv. ValstijQ KomerclJo~ ku-
mai kituomet EurOpOn paSlun-
t2 speciale komisijq su tlkSI'l
iStirti ten tikrqjq padeti II
paskui paduoti reikalingQ re-
komendaciju.
Komisija sugryzo su rapor'
tn. Dabar to raportq homer
ciios Rumai skelbia vie&umon.
Neturetu atSaukni
kariuomeneS.
SvarbiausiOjf komiSljOS IA
porte sugestija yra ia, Na'i
Suv. Valstiju vyriauSybe ne
atSauktu savo kariuOmeEeS Is
okupuotQ Vokietijos plotQ,
To negana, Suv. Nalst1Jos
bendrai su sQjungininkaiS tu-
r6tQ tur1ti Savo aktivius at
stovus visose atpildymo komi
Sijose.
Taigi Suv Valstijos bend
raj su sqjungininkais turitl
vykinti pilnai Versailleso tai
kos sutarti, idant Vokietija
neiSsisuktQ nuo sutarties s4t-
gQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-08
Darbininkai priiessiinsis.

Komisija vos suspejo lduoti
karo sekretoriui raporta, kap
tuc-tojaus cia atvyko is perka-
so juostos darbininkQ uniJQ
atstovai. Sakosi jie atyyko
pakelti kova toms rekomenda-
cijoms.
Darbininkq atstovai konfe-
ravo su karo sekretoriuml
Weeks ir su perkaso juostos
-gubernatorium Morrow,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-08
Siulo vienus plieGciius.

Toliau komisija atranda,
kad perkaso juostoje reiktQ
pamainyti tengimius darbinln-
kus Suv. Valstiju baltaisials
pilieciais.
Komisijja sake, jog reiktq
atminti ta fakta, kad perkasas
yra svarbus ne wen komerc1-
jos zvilgsniu. Bet jis yra
If tautinio apginimo (apsau-
gos) pozicija. Yra tokiq vie
tps kuriu jokiu budu negal1
uzimti svetimsaliai. =
Paskui rekomenduojama
darbininkams neduoti veltul
Epagyvenimq, silumos If kito.
kiu pa1engvinimu, kas vyriat-
sybei kas metal atsieina 55e
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-08

University OF Illinois
Library Or,
URBANA, ILL.,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
PERSONS AND EVENTS

ladies Aid society of Sacred Heart
orphanars ;hI- afternoon in Knights
Of Columbus hall
The regular meeting of the B-,s Tau
Delta sorority will hc held with Mrs. J.
r. Dillon this evening At 7.Jo o'clock
In tho MinncauA Country club.
Miss Neil orman arrived Monday
from Long Beach. Cal. and after a
short visit with hcr aunt. Mrs Ava Il
Adams. shc ~iii leave this morning for
Boulder, where she will resume her
studies at the Umvcrsity of Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Ross Mason. who has bean
spending tho summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mre r. n. chew. will leave
saturday for Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. John Francis Ross and John
Ir NJ Denver. arrived Monday to visit
week with Miss Lucille Cre~i. Mr..
Ross will motor to Pueblo Sunday and
all will return to their home noxt
Monday,
Mrs w " Wolf. os Boulder. ruest
nf D- and Mrs John O. Wolf. re-
turned 10 hcr home yesterday morn
iuE
Mis-, Gcn.~'-vc tNnrdon. after COM
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

DO 1T NOW.
Py1end,. in this world Of hurry.
And work. and sudden end
II q thought comes quick of doing
nndncnH to friend,
no Il tha; very moment
Don't nut II off-don't watt
WhA,'s the use of doing ktndr~e,
n you do Il day too iateT
Charles kinEsley.
Mrs. r. T Pate entertained In honor
Of har son. P1ouor. at watermelon
parey yesterday afternoon from TO
o'clock on tho lawn surrounding her
home Happy hours frightened with
sarra were enjoyed by the folovinE;
rrrd MerEicr. Alva Hall. Norman
Watkins. Robert Pciry. Robert Hadcn.
rphsr. Gibbons. Kenneth Cst,oll. Alice
c'At,cii. Esther Pate. t7crnon Pate.
Mis- Lucille Crccl entertained irfcr-
maiiy IN compliment to Mrs. John
rranct- Ro>s Of Denver. at a ;himhlc
tea yesterday afternoon In her home.
The pcr-ss class Of the r.,st psg-
els, church will meet this afternoon
nth Mrs n w. Wright. 1910 wahash
avenue
r~ INd,~. ~ the Alter snc4~ty ~
Sacred Heart church viii entertain ths
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

nsds n some heavy material in
yaa1Ov. and the eyelsts and dArninA
st1<ehss 1t the neck and saseves
asos IN black. A fve inch hem is
tsrned - the bottom Of the Aresa.
s,d this hem 10 Also fastened down
with dasuins stitches In black TIE
hsals laassrns are huss fron this
tsD hHA - the hen- The lanter4s
ass q solid color gingham In cit.
fsreas eosors. Blue. pink and iav-
ssder are three good colors to use
and al hook well on the yeiiev
drsaA Trace the outline OF the Ian.
tern given here to the hem Of the
dress spacing the lanterns along the
ssa - shown in the sketch. The
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

part OF the pattern shaded with
the parallel lines is covered with
the colored singham. When cut
ting the Einsham lanterns to ap-
pliQue to this space b sure to Al
low enough material 70 turn In the
edses all around. When the ap-
piiqusd lantern has been basted in
place with the eAges turned IN. out
line II all around With an outline
stitch In heavy black Asrcsriled
embroidery cotton. This same cot.
ton 10 used for the darninG. BE.
sidss the outlines Of the lanterns
the horizontal lines at the top and
bottom Of each lantern and the line
forming ths cords which suspend
then ASs done IN the black outline
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

Ts. Red Cross work in tho city ia
not to bo closed October l. What VIII
- done Is that no new cases arising
on, of tho flood relief will be 'akon
on. That will mean that the staff VIII
e~ reduced. since tho invcstiration will
hs on normal basis. Tho books Tor
new cases will he closed on that date.
hu, tho organization sA required for
the usual work will remain AZ IonE ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Won't CLOSE RED CROSS WORK
MPUEbL0 ON OCTOBER lST

there 10 need II will be a sstiafaction
to know that tn. city Ia not to be de-
serted by this orga anixation. and this is
on tho word OF Mr.. Cast and Mr.. Jones,
who arc officials who know conditions.
The number OF cases which after the
flood numbered s.s3i not. arc now
about 200. and a reduced force will not
operate to tho disadvantage Of any
such needs as that number may show
TO hN real
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

Canon, China--Discussion Of Far
Eastern problems at the forthcoming
conference at Washington will result
in no Improvement in China's situa-
tiun IL Shantung and Japan's twenty
one demands are excluded from the
program. according to DIR. WI Ting
Fang foreign minister of the coneti-
tutiunalist government Of Canton. who
has Just issued statement relative
ton bureau
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
HAND|CRAFI IN the HOME
ALICE uRouHART FEwElL
DESIGN FOR A CH1LD's DRESS

Here b q most unusual design sf
Chinese lanterns which y Ap-
DAqued - the hem Of Z ehild's
1psss and then finished with en-
ssoldesy stitches. Ont dRsea IN
simple kimono style like the little
AFess shown in the sketch. Face
he sleeves and the neck With .
- inch fAeing- There 10 sssS
devn the front which b also faced
y ths same HA1nR. Three ayslets
80 worked % each side q this slit,
I'D . holng Of black osfd run
tAeoa8h them whsn tie dsess -
lnhiShed. This dress is attraetively
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

Cleveland. o-Dircctors OF the Amer
icar shIp Building company wedrc,-
asv declared the regular ouart.rly DIV
tacnd 81 I ~ per cent in cash and an
extra dividend OF /. ia per cent cssh
on the common stock and the reeulAf
1ua,teriy dividend Of 1 80 per cent
cash on preferred stock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

,,.,,,S a sunimer course at the chi
e, % university. is now with ner par
crt., Nr and Mrs. ]. j. L.anSooh'
.ir and Mrs. charles ". Thomnecn
have gone to the Pines. whcfc '"''
viii spcnd several weeks.
Miss Mary Chew Is now connected
with tho Red Cross in Kansas City
Mo. where she IL chief Medical work
CT.
Tho Rev and Mrs. r. T. kreuser, are
a, home at 1889 East Orrnsn avenue.
p-. KrcuEcr Is pastor OF the Northern
Avenue Methodist church.
Mrs ". J. Bell returned Sunday
from La Junta, where she visited two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. d. a. NOR
ton and family.
Niss Wanda Bartley. Tom RaftleS
and Mr. nc Bree-, of Nebraska. lei,
Tuesday for Boulder. where they VIII
be students at tho state university.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30

Sewer Disposal Plant No. /, or in
Sewer District No. /, be amended so a.
to read as follows: viz:
THAT the cost and expense of the
and including said outfall sewer, ex-
cept the one-fiftieth part thereof,
which shall be assessed against and
paid by the Village of Medina, shall be
assessed by the front footage against
the lots and lands bounding and abut-
ting upon both sides Of North Court
Street and of North Broadway be-
against the lots and lands bounding
and abutting upon both sides Of Home
stead Street between North Court
Street and the east line of lot !
593 and said lots and lands are hereby
found and determined to be specially
benefited by reason Of said improve
ment; that the cost and expense of
said improvement shall include the
expense of all surveys necessary and
incident thereto and the expense of
printing, publishing and serving all
notices, resolutions and ordinances re-
quired, and the cost and expense Of
the construction Of said sanitary sew
ers and the necessary outfall sewer
connecting the same with Sewer Dis
any interest on any bonds that may
issued in anticipation Of the collection
of deferred assessments and all other
expenditures made necessary by rea-
son Of said Improvement"
SECTION II-That this resolution
shall take effect and be In force from
and after the earliest date allowed by
law. 3 saG
Passed June 2Sth, 1921.
II. H. HARTzOG, Mayor
Attest: w. p. Ainsworth. Clerk.
June 80, July
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
RESOLUTION BY THE COUNCIL OF
THE VILLAGE OF MEDINA
M sacfi0u flfllyfl O. a. .tl Y.,e ,ti H

WHEREAS, The county commits
sioners of Medina County, Ohio. filed
the surveys and profiles ,as approved
by the State Highway Commissioner
and the County Commissioners Of Me-
dina County, Ohio, with the Council OF
this the Village of Medina, State OF
Ohio. Of the following described Inn
provement, to-wit:
s Beginning at Station 172 plus 40 at
the south coropration line Of Me-
" dina Village on Inter- County High
3, and running thence in q northerly
direction in and along the center line
of the Cleveland wooster Pike, Inter-
County Highway No. Is, NJ M. No.
K 3, and South Court Street to Station
W 100 plus rs at the south end Of the
n present brick pavement,a % distance Of
38 1885 feet or SAT miles, being In Me-
dina Village and Montville Township.
WHEREAS, The Council Of the VII
lage Of Medina, Ohio, having examined
said surveys and prcfiles. Now. There
OIsi BIZ m RESOLVED, BY the counciI
OF the Village OF Medina, Ohio. all
herein that the public convenience and
be made, and the surveys and profiles
for said Improvement are hereby ap-
proved and adopted, and, IA w z4s
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, That
the Clerk Of the Village cf Medina, Ohio
Ii hereby ordered to publish 9. notice IN
the Medina Gazette, stating that con-
sent has been given TO the State IIirh-
way Commissioner to make said Inn
provenent under his supervision; that
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30

An ordinance determining to proceed
with the Improvement, Of South Broad
way Street from the south line Of
Smith Road to the south line Of Grant
Street by paving with vitrified paving
brick on concrete base to width Of
twenty @(20) feet. together with all
necessary and incidental curbing, grad
ing and draining.
Be it ordained by the Council Of
the Village of Medina, {three-fou this
Of all members elected or appointed
thereto concurring).
SECTION THAT it is hereby de-
termined to proceed with the. i'm
provement of South Broadway Street
from the south line of Smith Road
to the south line Of Grant Street by
paving with vitrified paving brick on
concrete base to a width of twenty
(20) feet together with all necessary
nnd incidental curbing, grading and
draining. in accordance with the
plans, specifications and profiles here
tofore approved and adopted and now
on file in the office Of the Village
Clerk.
damages resulting from said improve
ment shall be judicially inquired into
after the completion Of said proposed
Improvement. 4gaa@
SECTION III-That the whole cost
of said Improvement, less one-fiftieth
q-50) thereof and the cost Of inter-
sections, shall be assessed by the front
foot upon the following described lots
and lands, viz: all lots and lands bound
ing and abutting on both sides OF
said street between the points above
named and which lots and lands are
hereby determined to be specially BEN
efited by said Improvement; that the
shall include the expense of the pre-
liminary and other surveys and OF
printing and publishing the notices
resolutions and ordinances required and
the serving Of sa.e notices. the cost
construction, together with inter
est on bonds issued in anticipation Of
the collection of deferred assess
ditures; that the remainder Of SAID
cost and expense shall be assumed anc
paid by the Village Of Medina, Ohio
out of any funds in the treasury o.
said village available for such pur-
poses or by the issuance. Of bonds II
the manner provided by law. t
| SECTION IV-That the following
| lots and lands shall be assessed fol
said Improvement as above determine
| ed, viz: all the lots and lands bound
ing and abutting upon both sides o.
said street between points abov'
SECTION " That the clerk be ant
hereby is authorized and directed t.
advertise for bids for the construc
ton Of said Improvement according Y
1 law. 35
SECTIONvI--That this ordinanc
shall take effect and be in force from
and after the earliest period allowe'
| by law. N
+ Passed June -2Sth, 1921.
Attest W. p. Ainsworth, Clerk.
NJ June 80, July #I 8
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
FAILURE TO FERTILIZE
LOWERS FARM PROFITS

That the use of fertilizer and lime
increases the value of land quickly for
economical crop production is pointed
out from fertility work at the Ohio Elk
pertinent Station.
In 5-year rotation, such as is prac-
ticed on many Ohio farms, the total
value of unfertilized and unlimed crops
on S acres amounted to only $33.
Where lime is used without a fertilizer
the total value was $67 over the cost
of the lime.
On fertilized but unlimed land a
balance of $40 over the cost of the
fertilizer was secured. Where both
fertilizer and lime are used together,
the increase over unfertilized and un.
lined land amounted to $8s over cost
of fertilizer and lime.
Ordinary valuations of crops was
used in determining the increases from
fertilizer and lime.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
GOOD SUMMER RATION
HELPS EGG PRODUCTION

To secure the largest number of eggs,
hens should have a ration car
rying liberal supply of animal pro-
tein, according to the results shown
in feeding tests at the Ohio Expert
ment Station.
Hens getting ration consisting of
13 percent meatscrap produced al
most so percent more eggs than those
getting but 2 percent, during the peri
cd from July ! to October l.
A good dry mash ration consists of
100 pounds of cornmeal, 100 pounds of
meatscrap or tankage and 50 pounds
of bran. In addition shel1ed corn
equal to twice the amount of dry mash
consumed should be fed daily.
Skimmilk or buttermilk may be used
to supply the protein for laying hens
if fed in sufficient quantity to give the
hens all they will drink.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance determining to pro-
ceed with the improvement of Hunt
ington Street from the north line Of
West Liberty Street north to the south
with concrete to the width of eighteen
G8) feet, together with all necessary
and incidental curbing, grading and
draining.
Be it ordained by the Council of the
Village of Medina, (three-fourths of all
members elected or appointed thereto
concurring)
SECTION THAT 1t is hereby deter
mined to proceed with the improve
ment of Huntington Street from the
north line of West Liberty Street north
to the south line of Friendship Street.
by paving with concrete to q width Of
eighteen (is2 feet; together n,rh;ne with .rad az
ing and draining, in accordance with a
resolution duly passed and adopted by
the Village Council on the 18th day OF
April, A. D., 1921. and In accordance
with the plans, specifications and pro-
files heretofore approved and adopted
and now on file in the office Of the VIII
lage Clerk LI
SEC. II-That all claims and damages
resulting from said Improvement shall
be judicially inquired into after the
completion Of said proposed improve
ment. a :.
Improvement, less one fiftieth (1-50)
thereof and the cost Of intersections,
shall be assessed by the. front foot up.
on the following described lots and
lands, viz: all lots and lands bounding
and abutting on both sides Of said
street between the points above named
and which lots and lands are hereby
BY said Improvement; that the cost and
EXPENSE Of said Improvement shall In
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
AN oRDrNANCn

lhN VkAU4N ANO0 &
An ordinance determining to proceed
with the improvement of West Friend
ship Street from the west line Of Court
Street west to the east line OF Medina
Street by paving with concrete to q
width Of twenty four (24l feet. togeth-
er with all necessary and incidental
cuFSipg e oyrne gradas snd en- Se Gansc Of
Village Of Medina. three fourths Of all
members elected or appointed thereto
concurring). 5.f,& &sit Y
SEC. I--That it is hereby determined
to proceed with the Improvement of
West Friendship Street from the west
line of Court Street west to the east
line Of Medina Street by paving with
concrete to a width Of twenty four (24)
feet, together with all necessary and
incidental curbing, grading and drain
ing in accordance with resolution
duly passed and adopted by the Village
Council on the 18th day Of April, A. y.
specifications and profiles heretofore
approved and adopted and now on file
in the office Of the Village Clerk
SEC u-That all claims and damag-
es resulting. from said Improvement
shall be judicially inquired into after
the completion of said proposed i'm
provement.
SEC IIT-That the whole cost Of said
Improvement less one fiftieth ,G-50)
thereof and the cost of intersections
shall be assessed by the front foot upon
the following described lots and lands
viz: all lots and lands bounding and
abutting on both sides Of said street
between the points above named and
which lots and lands are hereby de-
termined to be specially benefited by
said Improvement; that the cost and
expense Of said Improvement shall in.
clude the expense Of the preliminary
publishing of notices, resolutions and
ordinances required and the serving Of
said notices, the cost of construction
together with interest on bonds ISSUED
in anticipation of the collection of de.
ferred assessments and all other neces'
sary expenditures: that the remainder
of said cost and expense shall be as
sumed and paid by the Village Of Me
dina, Ohio, out Of any funds in thu
treasury Of said village available fol
such purposes or by the issuance o.
bonds in the manner provided by law.
SEC. .IV-That the following lots and
lands shall be assessed for said improve
ment as above determined, viz: all tn,
lots and lands bounding and abuttint
upon both sides Of said street betweei
| the points above named.
SEC. What the clerk be and here
by is authorized and directed to adver
| tise for bids for the construction o
said Improvement according to law.
SEC. VI-That this ordinance shall
| take effect and be in force from an
| after the earliest period allowed by law
Passed June IA, 1921
Attest: w. P. Ainsworth. Clerk
June 23 and 80.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
1T MAY BE HERE

Many farmers are reporting large
numbers of graiu weevils in their
wheat fields. Unless the wheat is
properly handled after harvesting
much damage may result with loss
to Medina farmers Of thousands Of
dollars. Information can be had at
the Farm Bureau ,'ffns as to its con-
troll.
On July IA there vii be an all day
poultry cullins den,.ls,ra,;on at We'll
lington, Lorain county a good dele
cation from Medina county is expect
ed to attend this meeting. Further
details will be furnished by Farm
Bureau office upon request.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Il Sealed proposals. properly indorsed.
will be received at the office OF the
Village Clerk in the Village of Medina,
Ohio, until IL o'clock noon Of August
the bonds of the Village Of Medina,
Ohio, In the aggregate sum OF $25.-
10000 dated April !, 1921. and known
as Water Main Extension Bonds" anu
being 81 in number the first of which
will be in the denomination of $4,000
of the remaining so Of which will be
in the denomination of $4,000 each,
consecutively from / to 81 inclusive
and shall each bear interest at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on the first day Of April and
the first day of October each year,
evidenced by coupons attached thereto;
of the Village Clerk as follows:
october /, 1s22: No s-4, April /, 1928;
No. s, October /, 1923: No, 6-7, April
/, 1924: No. s, October 1, 1924; No. 80,
April i, 1926: No. IL, October i. 1925;
No. 1913, April I. 1896. No; IA. octo-
So ssr l. less oetoSsr Ma iils s Apr isi Apri
/, 1928; No. 20. October !, 1928; No
1929: No. 24-25. April l., 1880; No. &C.
81, october /, 1890, No. 1929. April l.
1881; No. 30-31, October l, 1881; NO
32-33, April /, 1882; No. 34-35 October
/, 1852; No. So 81. April !, 1898; No.
$3.50, october 1, 1888; No. 40-41, April
/, 1884: No. 42-43. October 4, 1894; No,
44-45, April /, 1895; No. 46-47. Octo-
ber /, 1885: No. 4S-49. April 1, 1886;
No. sos 1, October /, 1885.
Said bonds are issued for the pur-
pose Of providing a fund to pay the
cost and expense of extending and con-
structing certain water mains in the
Village of Medina. Ohio, and are is
sued under authority of the laws of
Ohio and of Sections 3939-3954-1 of tn
General Code of Ohio and pursuant to
an ordinance passed by the Council OF
said Village. February is. 1921.
Said bonds will be sold to the high
est and best bidder but for not less
than par and accrued interest to date
Of delivery. All bids must state the
number of bonds bid for and the gross
amount of bid and accrued interest to
date of delivery and all bids must be
accompanied with a certified check
payable to the Treasurer Of the Viii
lage of Medina, Ohio, for 2 per cent
of the gross amount of bonds bid for
upon condition that If the bid Is ac-
cepted the bidder will receive and pay
for such bonds as may be awarded
within 10 days from the time of such
award. said check to be retained by the
Village if said condition Is not filfilled
The Village reserves the right to res
ject any and all bids.
W. P. AlNsW ORTIZ. Village Clerk
June 29th, 1921.
June 80. July 7-l4-2l-2S s.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-30
A REsOr.rTrON

A RESOLUTION to amend Section
Three (3) OF q resolution passed by
the village Council March 18th, 1921,
declaring 1t necessary to construct q
sanitary sewer In North Court Street,
from Union Street to Homestead Street.
and in North Broadway from Union
Street to Homestead Street and IN
Homestead Street from North Court
Street to Harmony Lane. together with
the necessary outfall sewer extending
from Harmony Lane and connecting
with Sewer Disposal Plant No. 1, or
in Sewer District No. /. Be II re-
solved by the Council Of the Village
OF Medina, Ohio, three fourths OF all
members elected Or appointed thereto
SECTION I--That Section Three (3)
OF a resolution passed by the Village
Council March 18th, 1921. declaring II
necessary TO construct q sanitary sew
er III North Court Street from Union
Street to Homestead Street, and In
North Broadway from Union Street to
Homestead Street and In Homestead
Street. from North Court Street, to
Harmony Lane, together with the nec-
essary outfals sewer extending from
Harmony Lane and connecting with