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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16

Ernest Marketti, %. is the second
hunting victim of the season at Hur-
ley. He was shot while in the woods
nine miles from the city and suffered
la shattered thigh. He refused to tell
who shot him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16
In Circuit Court for Grant County,
Wisconsin.

In Circuit Court for Grant County,
Wisconsin.
Fred MaRtin, Plaintiff VS. Belle
Rhodes Martin, Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin-To The
Said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after service
of this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and defend the above en-
titled action in the court aforesaid /;
and in case of your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint; of which copy is here
with served upon you.
BRENNAN e CARTHEW,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. Address: Lancaster, Grant
County, Wisconsin. 35c6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16

Mrs clara R. Bates, so, widow Of
49,. W., p Bates. former prominent
I hicna man Of Milwaukee and Ra-
cine. was killed at Raclne M s,ln bo S,,e
fell down a cellar STAIRS ~ 1ne Ann
Of her daughter. Mrs. 1n Ii,nd - :
strong. with whome she ilVed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16

Gilbert Specs, II, found eating gra ,,;s
IN the woods many miles lroln +ago
home in the town OF Grant To- , e]eI !
county, was adjudged insane Wy 100
physicians. He attempted 70 am i - :
himself with blanket IN ms cedt 10, -
Portage county Jail. He was con -
mitted to the Northern hosplldi q
Oshkosh,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16

DR.. J. E. Lambert is erecting
cOmmOdiOus 8-room house with MOD
ern conveniences on the corner OF
Oak and Valley streets. 1t is very
Creditable Improvement
Mrs. David May suffered q stroke
of paralysis last week and for a lew
days was in an unfortunate condition.
A son and daughter, Edmund May ana
Mrs. Ray Newcomb, both of Browns
ton, Mimi. were summoned and ar
rived quickly The patient has re-
covered to a considerable extent at
this writing and the son returned
home, while the daughter will remain
sor a few days.
Miss Gladys Swenson ana her
brother Harvey, children OF Albert
SWenson of Hickory Grove township
passed through dangerous ana ueclu-
eddy painful experience last Weeh
when each took a. dose OF saltpetre III
stead of epson salts by mistake. lne
patients were taken to Brookslde hoo-
pital for remedial treatment ana nave
recovered from effects OF the urus.
The total cost of the three piocho
Of concrete pavement, curb ana gutter
recently completed on Wisconsin aVen-
he is $13.567.59, all of which goes 20 20
the contractor with exception OIL SloS
the amount allowed the state lnspec-
tor for overseeing the work. VI the
amount specified, abutting property
owners are assessed S157.OS per Iot
for curb. gutter and feet OF pave
meut This totals $4,712,14 which tl e
property owners are called upon 70
pay. The city's share of the pro!ecV
Is $2,673.05 and the states appoI Lon
ment of the cost is $6,1S2.40.
The base ball season mas pds1 3s1i
the football season is here; Daskel oal I
will follow and so will sleighlng anu
skating parties, kissing bees ana can
dy pulls, bunting contests ana DANES
husking bees and wood bees soln o71
thing ADDING all the time IL IS VIZ
for the most of us will not i've nue.
longer and we will be dead lone
time Might as we'll eaten pleas J da !
while it flies. Life was not intehoeu
for useless repining. He who can
spend his time in good clean ENJOY
ment has added few more hours -
his span of life, and he who can
never see anything but the serious ere. ,,
Of life is driving a nail INTO hls
coffin every hour.-Dlal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16
Notice to Prove viii and Notice 20
Creditors

GISGltOIS
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Grant County-In Probate
In re estate of Mary Gibson, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at tho
special term Of said court to be held
on the fifth Tuesday Of November, A.
D., 1921, at the court house in the city
of Lancaster, county of Grant, and
state of Wisconsin, there will be heard
and considered, the application of j.
w. Gibson to admit to probate the last
will and testament of Mary Gibson,
late of the town of Potosi in said
county, deceased and Tor the appoint
ment of an executor:
Notice is hereby further given, that
at the regular term of said court to
be held at said court house, on the
first Tuesday Of March, A. D., 1922,
there will be heard, considered ard
adjusted all claims against said Mary
Gibson deceased:
And notice is hereby further given
that all such claims for examination
and allowance must be presented to
said county court at the court house
in the city of Lancaster, in said
county and state, on or before the
first day of March, A. D., 1922, or be
barred.
Dated November /, 1921. 37c3
By the Court, E. B. Goodsell, Judge
S. H. Taylor, Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16

State of Wisconsin. In Circuit Court
for Grant County.
Ben Lake and Grover c. Miller,
Plaintiffs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-16

Brennan & Carthew,
Attorneys for Executor. 38c3.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
SYNOD WILLREVIEW
YEAR OF PROGRESS
State Presbyterians to Meet in
New Rochelle From 0c-
tober 13 to 90.
FACES MANY PROBLEMS
Many Widely Known Speakers
VIII BE Heard During
Sessions.

Tho synod OF New York. the second
largest synod OF the Presby terisn
Church in the United States, will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church IN
Mount Vernon, october IS. 10 ana 20, to
discuss tho remarkable record made by
the denomination in tne fast year. An
entire denomination, the Welsh Calvinis-
tic Methodist Church, WAS absorbed, a
new synod, Florida. was created, and the
number Of presbyteries was increased
from 2S8 to 304. The membership Is
now the largest IN its history, 1.722s5
The synod meeting will represent 23T.-
GAO New York State Presbytorisns,
grouped in twenty-four presby terles. and
missionary presbyteries of Porto Rico,
Siam. Chile and Persia, The New York
synod ranks next to that of Pennsyl-
vania In wealth, and leads all synods
In the average amount of contributions
to the member. New York State presby-
terians gave nearly $s.000,0oo to denom-
national and local church enterprises
In the last year.
Under the leadership OF tho modera-
tor, the Rev j. Milton Thompson OF the
Russell Sage Memorial Church. Far
RocISaway. important rev proposals viii
be discussed The principal work 10 be
done and an outline OF the synod pro-
gramn,e follow:
May Change Meeting Time
.Saw York Synod will consider res
olution, TO be presented under leader
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
AIR FLEET ARRIVES
FOR CARNIVAL TODAY
Ships From All Over the Coun-
try Come to Anchor on
Curtiss Field.

Big planes and little planes from near
and far came dropping Gown on Cur
tiss Field. Mineoia. yesterday TO take
part in the big fall flying festival this
afternoon.
The longest flight of all that arrived
Yesterday was that of a Laird Swallow.
piloted by Buck Weaver. who is not the
bali player. Buck, attempting no rec
ord in speed or distance hops. pushed
along from Wichita. kan. 1,s0o nailes
away, and got in at 10 A. NJ. lie was
beaten by a few minutes by Col.
Charles Dickinson. 60 years old. Chi
cago seed merchant. who is said TO be
the oldest flier in this country.
Fifty or sixty planes arc expected 70
take part In the festivities. They VIII
include bis passenger liners, COMBAT
ships, bombers. racers, sport and tour
ing models. The flying will start be-
tween l:S0 and o'clock. with formation
flights and maneuvers. Army ships viii
hop over the boundary from Mitchell
Field ard do stunts under the direction
of Major Henry Abbey, comnandant Of
Mitchell Field.
The contest committee OF the Aero
Club OF America, Caleb S. Bragg chair
man. mas devised commercial demon
stration which includes trips TO nearby
points, passenger carrying, efficiency
tests &C.. the winner to receive a
trophy Half dozen planes will COM
pete also in an aerial dog fight in
which they will chase small hydrogen
balloons, the winner being the man who
bursts the greatest number by hitting
them with the propeller of his ship
Major w. G. Schau!iier. Jr.. and others
will compete in passenger dropping to a
mark
Over at Port washington. on tho
Sound, the Looming flying yacht, which
a few days ago broke the record from
Aberdeen. Mr.. TO New York, will be
running between Providence. II. J., and
Port Washington.
It Is hoped that Col. r. II. Banc
conmandant of McCook Field. Dayton,
Ohio. and Lieut.. John MacReady, who
recently broke the worlds altitude rec
ord will fly in this morning.
| Under G. S. Jones. manager OF Cur
tias Field. 100 members OF the New
York aerial police reserves will preserve
order. Plenty of parking space for
cars Is available.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
BOY FATALLY SHOT AT PLAY
AFTER FINDING REVOLVER
William Glynn Nephew of Former Governor Smith,
Victim of Exciting Game--James Collins, His
Chum, Held for Inquiry

William Glynn, l3 years old, son OF
John Giynn, retired police lieutenant
ana nephew OF former Coy. Alfred j.
Smith, living at . Middagh street. Brook
Ign. was shot ia the abdomen last nirht
al the home OF his chuIn, James Collins,
10, OF 10 Poplar street while the boys
were playing with d rusty revolver
which the Collins boy said they had
found in the gutter while returning from
an errand TO store yesterday AFTER
noon,
At Long Island College Hospital, TO
which tho Glynn boy was tnlfnediateiy
taken. an operation was performed 20
remove the bcller The physicians saia
there was small hope for the boys re-
coyery.
Collins was taken to Brooklyn Police
Headquarters by Detectives Cassidy and
Carney to await the arrival OF Assistant
District Attorney Wilson, although not
under arrest. The detectives declared
that the shooting was accidental. but
they could not release the youth Until
thc District Attorneys office had made
an investigation.
Tho revolver provided an exciting fin
ish TO an afternoon OF play which was
interrupted by the errand TO the store,
The weapon had three cartridges. one OF
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

sILLITERACY LEAST
: In WESTERN STATES
W -
New Mexico Had Greatest Per-
centage in 1920-Louis-
lana Next.
SMALL TOWNS IMPROVE
Ohio Had 31,006 Illiterates
Ten Years Old and Over
Last Year.
SMALL TOWNS IMPROVE

WASHINGTON. Oct i5 - There were
fSi.ooS persons ten years OF age and
over in the State OF Ohio In 1890 who
were unable 10 write in any language
and cIassed as illitcratc, according 20
figures made public to-day by the Censss
Bureau. or this number 3s.535 were na-
tive whites of native parertage. 5,19l OF
foreign or naked parcntage and S4.ss7 OF
foreign birth. Tho number OF illiterate
negroes was l3.7l5. Tho percentage Of
illiteracy was 3.s. a dimlnution since
1910. when 1t was 80. In tho case OF
the negroes the percentage declined from
Ill to 81 and In the case of the ma
tive white of native parentagc from IL
to 10.
(. There was less iiliteracy in the rural
districts OF tho State than in the cities,
tho percentages being 80 for the rural
population and 3.2 for the urban. The
percentage of iiliteracy by cities ranged
from TO in Warren to o,5 in East Cleve-
land. Other cities included were Cincin-
natl, 30 Cleveland, 5.3 Columbus, 2.s I;
Dayton. 10; Springfield, 40: Toledo, 2.5,
end Marion. III. BY counties the per-
ccntage of illiteracy ranged from 10 in
jefferson to Oh in Morrow.
Il Five Western States--Montana, Ida ho
Wyoming. Utah and Washington-ilad
less illiteracy among their native white
population in 1920 than any other
States. 1t was shown In figures made
public to-day by the Census Bureau.
The native white population OF those
five States classed as illiterate--namc-
tenths OF one per cent The District
OF Columbia had the Same percentage.
and South Dakota, Nevada and Oregon
ranked next each With four-tenths Of
ono per cent.
(; Tho State Of New Mexico had the
greatest illiteracy among its native
white population In 1920, the percentage
being 11.6. Louisiana was next, with 4
percentage of los Other States rank
ing high. according to tho bureaus
figures, were North Carolina, so; Ken
lucky. 70; Tennessee. 7.3; South Caro-
lima, SIS; Alabama, 6S; Virginia, SO,
and Georgia, 6.4.
\ Among rho foreign white popula don,
the largest percentage was 33.S for
Texas, and the smallest AZ, for South
(, Dakota and Washington. The per-
y centage OF illiteracy among the negro
population ranged from 1856 per cent.
In Louisiana to 20 per cent in New
York.
K. Arizona led all States in decreasing
It's illiteracy between 1910 and 1890, hav-
ing reported 4.2 per cent in 1910 and 81
last year.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
CHORUS GIRLS AID
GUARD RECRUITING
Fi0e Day Drive Adds 1850 to
SerDice.
'a.sesAlias vas nasAe as sasy - pos-

1.serunas Was nasAe az easy - poes
sible yesterday at the 10Th Field Ar
tillery Arrnory. Broadway and sixty
eighth street. where dozen chorus
girls helped swear in the new guards
men. They viii be there to-day. And
IL that isn't sufficient inducement every
recruit is promised ride on the Col
onefs horse. Ii was announced at the
recruiting campaign headquarters yes
terday that the drive for the first five
days throughout the city had nettcd
i,35O recruits.
Nicholas Soumaids. a private in the
102d Engineers, ~. y. c., reached City
Hall shortly before noon with q mes
sage from Adjt-Gen. J. Leslie Kincaid
to Mayor IIyian. Soufnaks ran all the
way from Albany IN IS hours.
To-day Will be observed as National
Guard Day IN many churches OF the
city.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

ship OF the moderator. to change the
time Of meeting from october to June
This plan is followed by number OF
Western synods. where the synod ses-
sion develops into a training school for
delegates and visitors. The moderator
DR. J. Milton Thompson OF Far Rock
away, and DR.. John holman OF F1ftn
Avenue Church will speak at the OPEN
ing session Tuesday evening at 1890.
There will also be the election OF a new
moderator and addresses or welcome
by Mayor i<incaid and Rev. J. III. Hol-
lister. the pastor OF the Mount yernon
ch"ros,.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
.WHlSKEY FOR CHEMICAL
CONCERN rs SEIZED
Right of Arditti Co. to $50
Cases Is Questioned.

Enforcement agents under =. G. Yel-
iowley. acting state director. reported
the seizure yesterday OF 80 cases OF
whislSey consigned TO A. A. Arditti &
Co.. dealers in chemicals, at 5os Hroonie
street. The whislzey was taken az the
Hudson and Canal streets terminal or
the New York Central and removed 20
the Knickerbocker Warehouse.
Tho shipment came from Lawrence
willie, Ky, under the name OF the United
plstillers Company, Inc. MIR, leiiowley
was not satisfied concerning the chem
cal companys right 20 the whiskoy.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

which was found TO be detective. Ths
D. &c Of which was the one
which exploded. were in good condition
Tne police do not understand how the
revolver could be left undetected in the
street.
lNtufning 10 the Collins home, the
boys began playing Indian. pointing tho
weapon al each other. Collins had il
and WAS clicking the cylinder when tha
hammcr tired one of tho two good
cartridges. Glynn fell with cry and
Mrs Collins hurried in. A call was sent
to brooklyp Police Headquarters. about
a block away.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

large field OF aspiTants. including sev-
eral from Europe. There will also 9e
a contest for the inexperienced and Tor
anna ateurs.
The show is for the purpose OF Inter
esting business men In the latest in
ventions and methods for speeding up
business detail and adding 70 office
efficiency.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Natures Appetizer!
Cranberry Jelly

Cook until soft the desired quantity
of cranberries with 11a pints Of
water for each two quarts ofberries.
Strain the juice through a jelly bag.
Measure the juice and heat it to the
boiling point. Add one cup of
sugar for every two cups of juice;
stir until the sugar Is dissolved;
boil briskly for FIVE minutes; skim
and pour into glass tumbiers,
porcelain or crockery molds.
Cranberry Sauce
One quart cranberries, two cups
boiling water, 1h to 2 cups sugar.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
TyPIsTs IN WORLD CONTEST.
They VIII Feature Business show
Opening Tomorrow.

\ typewriting contest for the cham
pionship of the world Will be the feature
Of the openins day OF tho eighteenth
annual National Business SHOW. which
opens Tomorrow In the Central Aer-
camille Building, sixth avenue and
Eighteenth street. George l.. Hossfcid.
by typing an average OF l3i words a
minute, will defend mis- title against a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-07
SIIRI' !, /
PATRI

NOul regim al exp0ttulul q q a.
Iranjat in s,lrma atoarele limite
Sc prohibeste eNportNl fontei,
ferului brat, aramei, xinculNi, liz,
nitnlui coes,Aui, carbunilor de pias
tra, inului, canepei, knei neMcras
te, pestelui, laptelui, p&skrilof,
hartiei, sodei caustice, parafinei.
pacurii, ,titeinl,ii, boilor de Podo-
liza de Ia s ami in JOS, celelalte ra-
Sc de la 4 ami in JOS 81 vacilor de
Ila 8 ami in jos.
| Sc admite exportul in schimb
de compenzatii pentru grau, se-
cara, aur 81 argint.
Sc exporta in baza unei autori.
zatii (permis) speciale: paste fai-
noase, porci, cal, oi, untura, earne
afumata, stamina, case, ciment, fa-
sole, legume, celuloxa, traverse de
fag 81 stejar, pirite, fer vechiu,
fer mangan, confectiuni din orice
jpanza 81 coaja de stejar pentru
ltabacit.
Toate articolele nespecificate IN
aceasta lista sunt absolut liberc
la export. So
M. S. Regele Ferdinand W IN
treprinde la toamna o calat0rie
in Franta, Anglia 81 Grecia. lupa
toate probabilitatile M, s. REGGIE
va vizita 81 Roma, unde sc va m
talni Gu NJ. s. Regele Italiei.
D. G. Romano, consilier In
Curtea de APPEL din Bucuresti, q
fost delegat sa indeplineasca func-
tiuhile de secretar general al mi.
fnisterului de justitie.
In urma unor lungi tratativc,
muncitorii din portul Severin an
admis ca pentru orice nelntele-
gere privitoare la plata muncii ID
port, conflictul sa fie supus arbi-
trajului ministerului muncii.
4 La ministerial de externe. 4 .fast
4ri . ednfeFinta : membrilor CO,
misiunei care a tratat conventiu.
nea economical GU Polonia la Var
lsovia.
Ocupandu-se de negodierile
feconomice romano 1poione, 'Ee
Temps" sp,ine cd o singurx diff.
cultate s'a ivit, relativa 10 dis.
pNportia teritoriului de schimb
teritoriul cerut de Polonia este
mai populat, dar de zece orr mai
putin intins ca eel eerut, ID
schimb de Romania. Dup6 cum
am anuntat eri, negocierile vor
continua Ia Bucuresti si date
find excelentele dispoxitiuni re.
ciproce, un acord complect a "a
stabili.
Stanga maioritatii parlamsn-
taraya hotarit in urma consfxtui,
rilor de Luni, sllstinerea i aisca.
! tiaspe articole = lAgii aierare I
urmatoareior amendamente;
1. Expropierea integrslx ! 10.
isiilor arendate pc 10 ani essap'
tandu-se cele ale ninprilor, i,tet.
[sisilor si functionarilor px6aidi,
2. Proprietarii de mai nnlft
mosii vor ii tedusi Il 20 ~,
500 II 500 dupa densitatea per,s
Ilatiei;
II 3. Cotele de expropriere VI I
eoborite pana 4 $50 4 80 6eet
liar pe lecnrile de eol1n = ~ II
50o. q 8 3
4. Pretui din decretul lsee Il
berai tde p do OH ar1nda rsoso
nal4 ' ]:
s. y mi pfopune y ssna(t
inridick ! paoprietx IT.
ipriats y fie 4ceea ~ 4 Is Y
q eu0 l9i6 ,e1cspt lndie nr1ai
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