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New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

So that there will he no suffering for want of coal. Mayor A, N, fae- nessa has issued orders that iH eases where there is sickness in the family and dealers are unable ta deliver coal. the city shall furnish trucks or sleighs ta convey coal from the yards to the home.
 For several days past there have been many reports 10 the mayor that dealers are so far behind on their orders. because Of the difficulty in making deliveries. that delays of several days are common. Tn almost every instance. offers have been made to m late orders If the prospective purchaser can provide his own means
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

of Oberlin College and has probably done more than any one man in the country toward making America dry. He is national speaker and will give lecture in the Majestic theater Hartford, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock under the auspices of the r.. M. c. A. and from there will come to New Britain where he will speak at the Trinity Methodist church at 73D o'clock. At the close of the service Mir. Wheeler will answer any ques- tions about prohibition conditions in America.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Can't Go Out Between
 Dances at High School

It was announced tat the New Brit ing High school this morning that in the future no one will be allowed to leave the school building and return while promenades and other school socials are being held at the school. All those who wish to leave the build- ing must obtain permission from the principal to do so.
 A special assembly of all the young women of the school will be held al the High school auditorium during the opening period of school Wednes- day morning. Miss Agnes A. Ward, who is general superintendent Of nurses in the New York department of public welfare, will talk to the young women about welfare work
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Harding Better, But Still
 Is Confined to His Room

Washington. Jan. 19.-President Harding continued to improve today but under the doctors orders will remain in seclusion at the White House until he entirely shakes off the attack of grippe from which he has been suffering for the past few days. The president is transacting no off cial business and continues to spend most of his time lying down in his room.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Relative Ol Daniel Says Klansnan Made Determination Threat
 to Him
ALSO CLAIMS HE KNEW
 ALL ABOUT KIDNAPPING
William ]. Mcdonald, so. Is States Witness Who Today Describes His Conversation With One aJap" Jones. Himself Said to be a Mcm- her of the Hooded Mob.

Basirop. Ia.. Jan. ia.-(Ry Asso ciated rfessI-William ]. Mcdonald 90, brothhr-in-iaw Of J. l.. Daniel father Of Watt Daniel who. with T. F Richard. was kidnapped near her, August st and whose mutilated bodie. were found in Lake Ia Fourchee. tes, tlhed at the open hearing into the nc. tisities Of masked men in Morehouss parish today that Jap" Jones had told him the whole Daniel family would be cleaned out before the al- iegcd attempt to nssassinate Dr. l.. Al McKoin wns settled.
 Mcdonald said Jones did not know hn was a relative Of Daniel and that after he became aware Of 1t he asked him to forget it.
 Clean 'Em All Ont
 Jones said we arc going 10 clean out the whole damned Daniel family before this thing is settled" Mcl.cn- ald testified.
 He did not seem to realize fhnt was related to the Daniel family. i called his hand and he told me l needn't get so mad about it. I told him Dr. McKoin was never shot at"
 DO you know anything about the kidnapping?"
 Knew of Kidnapping
 "Yes sir. I knew it an hour before it happened. You see was in ]ionita at the time. You could hear all about it except they didn't figure ont the right parties Kidnapped. After the kidnapping Jim Harp al I got to talking in his butcher shop about the kidnapping and he told they should have killed them the night they caught Daniel, Andrews a Il Nee lis on the Gallion road and they would not have had any more trouble with them.
 fThe Gallion road Kidnapping "c- cured August I'D
 Henry Jones. another witness was tcotN,erning the disap- pearance Of Harole Tegerstrom time- keeper at the Southern Carbon Go. plant at Spyker who was reported to have been kidnapped and later to have escaped from his captors.
 Teger5trom came to his house on he Sunday evening after he left the plant. Jones said.
 He said he had been bothered a ,reat deal by United States detectives" he witness testified. He said that on friday night a man called him out of he office and told him he wanted to ak with him. The man took him to n automobile which he said hao everal men inside and he grew sus- ,icious and broke away and ran. hat is the reason he gave for hiding ut. He changed clothes, put on my lat, shoes and overcoat to change his dentity and left in two hours"
 Have you received anything from i'm?
 Yes I got my watch which I oaned him because his watch had his initials on it. It came in the mail..
 Tt appeared to you he was trying ) make his getaway and was trying } shield his identity? s
 That's right
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Norton Funeral From
 Center Church Chapel

The funeral of Charles William Norton will be heiI from the chapel Of the Center Congregational church on SatEid day afternoon al 2:S0 o'clock. church, will offIciate and iaterment will he in Fairvicw cemetefy. Stan- ley post. C.. 4. R.. will be charge of the services at the chapel.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Two Man Helicopter Is
 Successful in Flight

Dayton. O.. Jan. 19.-A two man helicopter flight was made today at McCook air field here. The De Bothezat hclicopter invented and built at McCook field, was the machine used in the tests. which came a little more than a month after the first successful flight, when only one man was aboard.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
One Troop to Leave

Bastrop La., Jan. 19.---Machine gun Co. D. of the Louisiana national guard which has been on duty here in con- nection with the Warehouse investiga- tion broke camp today preparatory to leaving for New Orleans, it's home sta- tion With the departure of the unit the military forces remaining will con- sist of four automatic riflemen ana 40 members of the Jennings cavalry troop, half here and the remainder at Mer Rouge.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
French Hold Up Transfer.

Mayence, Jan. 19 (By Associated Press) The French have succeeded in preventing removal to the interior of Germany of the funds in the local branch of the Reichsbank which was closed yesterday by the Germans on instructions from Berlin. The funds were confiscated by the occupational authorities.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
WAHLBERG-GRONBACK
Announcement Is Made Today of Marriage of Local Dentist and Chestnut Street Young Woman.

A belated announcement was made today of the marriage of Dr. c. ". Wahlberg, a local dentist, and Miss Mildred l.. Gronback of Chestnut street, formerly secretary to Raymond F. Gates in the Widows Pension Fund bureau at the State Capitol.
 The wedding was performed in New York city at the Little Church Around the Corner" on December 16.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
FIRE IN AMMAN BLOCK.

Engine Company No. } was called out at 2;50 o'clock this afternoon by a still alarm. for a fire in the Zin- man block at the corner of Main and Lafayette streets, where the fire of Wednesday night happened. Tho blaze was on the roof of the struc- ture, and was quickly extinguished.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILES.

Chicago. Jan. 19.-Howard B. Jackson. 62. grain broker, former of the U. s. Grain corp, died today after being struck by an automobile. Police arrested Carl Kaufman, a chauffeur. in connection with his death.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
No Appeal to British.

London, Jan. 10 (By Associated Press) Reuters Berlin correspond ent says he is officially informed that there is no foundation to the report that Germany contemplates sending mission to London to obtain British mediation in the Ruhr
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
FATALLY RIRNED.

Torrington. Jan. 19.-I.eon Nielsky, g. died today of burns which he re- ceived when he fell into tub of boil ing water at his home Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
LADY COOK DIES.

London, Jan. 19 (By Associated Press) Lady Cook. who was for merly Miss Tennessee Claflin of New York, widow of Sir Francis Cook. died here last night, it was an nounced today.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
THE WEATHER

Hartford. Jan. 19.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair and colder tonight. Sat urtlay fair, continued cold; fresh northwest winds.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19

Coblcnz. Jan. 9 (By the Associat- ed Press)-Five French chief inspec- tors took over the customs districts or the Rhineland this morning. making a complete ring around the territory. The same will be done in few days in tho Ruhr valley.
 The inspectors at the same time seized the customs funds. forests and coal taxes.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
HEREIN MINERS ALL
 FREED BY JURY

Marion. Jan. f9.-All defcnd- ants in Hcrrin trial were acquitted today of murder. Tho jury was out since yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
CalI d;cncrnI st.ike

Essen. Jan 19 tRy Associated Prcss)--A general strike of the Lc.an4in..o.l .,., r.rcrt.- L4fth pa.eA
New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
Take Coke Ovens

Recklinghausen Jan. 19 (By the Associated Press) French troops to-. day took possession of four coke ovens belonging to the Reich and ar rested the director, Herr Rochstein, who refused to hand over the records.
 Dusseldorf, Jan. 19 tBy the Asso- ciated Press1 The shortage of paper marks has reached a critical stage. The banks are refusing to give marks in exchange for amounts Of more than 100 fancs. five dollars, or one pound sterling to q person. They say this restriction is made necessary by tho seizure Of the local branch of the Reichshank.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-29
POINCARE EN- CHASSEY
BEAPRE

CHASSEY BEAPRE, agosto 27. (Ca-
BILE Frances).- Poincare ha negado es-
ia ma1ana aQui (villa de 180 habitan-
tes) con Ell fin de demostrar las simpa-
t1as del gobierno por la cooperation
rfestada por esta pequefia villa a Ia
libertad, defendida por Francia.
Ell jefe del gobierno pronunci6 ALI
III breve discurso.
Hablando del pago de las indemniza-
clones dijo:
''Francia no ha manifestado aun in
clinaci6n alguna retirarse de las re-
giones ocupadas del Ruhr, hasta tanto
el gobierno aleman pague todas y cada
tina de las cifras estipuladas en- el Ira
tado de Versailles" !"
Con respecto la supuestas distintas
opiniones que existen entire los Aliados
v en- 10 que respecta que 81 ell gobier-
no frances posee autoridad bastante le-
cal para permanecer en- la cuenca del
Ruhr, M. Poincare puso de manifesto
el Tratado de Versailles, Ell cual en- uno
de sus articulados autoriza cualquie-
ra de los Aliados intervenir en- Ale
mania en- Ell supuesto de que esta no
pague las deudas.
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La yeridica historic de....

rartio marchas forzadas Terrazas,
y en- Terrazas ocup6 dos trenes de car
ga y tono rumbo Ciudad Juarez.
Las tropas de Ciudad Juarez espe-
raban un refuerzo que debia Iegar de
IN dia otro que mandaba ell gene
raj Salazar.
Esto 10 supo Villa apresando III tele-
grafista de Terrazas obIgandole, con
e. revolver en- Ell pecho, a que lie mos
trara todos los telegramas cambiados
entire Chihuahua y Juarez, que le
cntregara por ultimo la propia estacion
telegrafica.
Ell mismo telegrafista. por orden de
Villa, transmiti6 antes un telegrama a
Ciudad Juarez anunciando la salida en-
I'm tren de carga, de los soldados de Sa.
1azar.
Ell proposito de Villa era diaholico:
Cue acudieran a recibirle creyendole
salazar desbaratar por sorpresa a los
Euertistas de Ciudad Juarez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-29

kSTA LINDA PLUMA DE FUENTE
MARCIA ''BORINQUEN", CON SU
NOMBRE GRABAD0 EN- ORC LIE RE
DE PORTE. POR SOLO $1.75
nurmxw. Hemos fabricado especial
EAIA mente para Puerto Rico la
EzxX4 pluma de fuente marca ''Bo-
ASlSAg rinquen'' tomando en- cuen-
I ia las condolences climatol6-
EaMEM gicas de la isls
N@EEN Con pluma de orc macizo
k2$EN de IA quilates, provista de
EMEKM mecanismo para llenarla au
EAsS1kM tomaticamente, gancho en-
kAkEN cbapados de orc. El mang
ESGM el casQuillo de la pum4
ESZNM son hechos de caucho lnms
R-/\I iorable con hermosos dibujos.
EMA Las de sonora en- lugar ne
gancho tienen una argo
EA$ M llita de ORC para atarlas de
EM Ia cadena. ciuta. etc, lie
Ek@NA van en- pn extreme una pie
MN IN de cOralina que le da a
EkSM la pluma una hermosCra ain
n igual. Tamahos: para eaba-
kH llaros. 61l4"; para seno-
kEW ras, 43l4 de largo. Ven
MEM demos 40 centayos cada
M una, cintas negras CO seda
Nj las ee09ras due Geseen usnr
es ras piunas colgadas Gs.'
cue'lo.
NO ENvIE DINERO, sola
mente mapde su uombrs >
direction indcsndo oil tipo
A deseado pague solo $40
# al recibir esta p1eciosa plu-
A ma con su nombre, el de su
Dulcinea amigo. grabado en-
hSSA oro. DAMOS UNA PLuMA
ga GRATIS A QUEEN COLOQUk
EIJ ENTIRE SUS AMISTADES
%V MEDIA DOCENA Sc da
certifcado de garantfa.
THE TRIBUNE SALES co.
Tribune Building.
New York City
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Salud, Fuerzasy Vigor
con Ell Vino Sangrinol
The American Tropical Remedy Co.

The American Tropical Remedy Co.
San Juan, P. R.
Muy sres. mios:
Un deber de gratitud me obliga a
6irigirles estas lineas por los sorpren-
denies resultados que he obtenido con
su renombrado Vino SANGRINOL que
tome por indication del medico de la
familia Estaba palido y debil; me can
saba fatigaba al haeer ejercicio: no
servia para NADIA. Hoy, gracias esa
excelente medicina soy otro hombre:
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tengo buen color; no me canso nj me
fatigo me siento con amino y dis
posici6n para ell trabajo. Estoy ueno de
sALUD, FUERzA Y VIGoR.
Les autorizo para que hagan de esta
carta ell uso que Uds. gusten.
De Uds. con la mayor consideration.
Juan GONZALEZ PEREIRA,
calle de Cerra ndmero 70, Santur
ce, P. R. Advt
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Antes de seguir adelante, quiero en-
este punto detenerme tratar Ell nom
lramiento de villa como jefe de la Di-
vision del Norte.
Villa ha asumido la jefatura la
ejerce por la potencialidad de su ener-
gia, de su dominic, de su caracter.
Pero Villa no tiene una autorizaci6n
concedida por sus companeros, y, a pc
ear de que ,el es el alma de las fuer-
zas, pesar de que su nombre arras-
ira como Ell de nadie en- la Rep1blica,
convoca una reunion de cabecillas, y
ahi expone SUI punto de vista.
Sc debe designar un jefe de opera
cones, y los presentes tienen tres nom
! bres a elegir: Ell general Urbina, Ell
gneral Contreras y ell general villa.
Sc inquiere primero la opinion de
Crtega.
Ortega responde:
-Yo considero los tres jefes, por
sus antecedentes, por sus cualidades de
valentia caracter, por sus sentimien-
tos revolucionarios, igualmente capac1-
.tados para la direction suprema. No me
pronuncio por nadie.
Sc interroga al general Medina, al en-
tonces coronel Medina
Y el coronel Medina, que es en- este
grupo de rebeldes indomables ell iinico
cue ha seguido profesionalmente, cien-
tifcamente, la milicia, contradice la
opinion de Ortega.
-Yo creo --dice-que hay entire los
tres generates nombrados, uno a quien
por derecho propio, y por las propias
esperanzas de la revolucion, correspon-
de Ell mando: me refiero al general vi
Ia. z dare mis- razones. Son tres razo-
nes poderosas. Primera, es ell iinico ge-
heral que tiene titulo conferido por ell
Presidente de la Republca, sefior Ma
dero. Segundo, es el tlnico con popula-
ridad efectiva y con popularidad no re
gional sino nacional. Y tercero, es Ell,
tamblen, ell tnico q. trae consigo la au-
ieola del triunfo. Ell Gral Contreras ell
general Urbina son esforzados vaien
tes luchadores, pero no les ha acompa-
fiado la suerte. Torreon solo ha caido
al empuje de Villa. Y este no es ase-
verar NADIA que pueda tomarse como
imputacion como ofensa Urbina o
Contreras. Derrotas las tuvo Napoleon,
esas derrotas no obscurecen su glo-
ria.
La palabra de Medina causa un efec-
to fascinante y definitivo.
Habla Rodriguez, que es ell jefe de
la Brigada Morelos, de Urbina; segun-
90 intimo de este, y exclama.
Me adhere 10 dicho por Ell CO.
lonel Medina.
Y 10 misino Sc adhere Almanac, Ell
teniente coronel Ceniceros, hoy gene
raj senador de la Repdbica, Diaz
Cude:.
Y Villa es por todos reconocido jefe
de Ia Division del Norte.
GY Chao?
A Chao no Sc lie puede hacer primer
jefe. Sc lie hara con ell tempo, pre-
boste.
(Continnara)
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(,ANGA:

Sc vende o Sc arrienda una
finca en- la jurisdiction de Jayu-
va de $50 cuerdas dedicadas a
vaquerias y al cuItivo de tabaco
Y cana 81 Sc desea, coIinda con
una Central, Sc vende con va
guerra y todo por $4,000 y Sc
toma en- cuenta una finca r1sti-
ca o una casa, en- San Juan o en-
los pueblos Iinitrofes.
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LA GRECA. ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advf
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Continuation de la Ga. pagtna,

IA columna, cuando Navarro lie proper
cion6 unos prislnaticos para alcanzar
los movimientos del enemigo.
Villa Sc puso de pie observando la
distancia, y en- ese instante, en- el mis-
mo pen6n tonl6 asiento ell doctor Ma
varro.
No habian pasado dos minutes Ma
varro era despedazado por una bala de
canon.
Y era en- ese mismo sitio de Chihua-
l.ua cuando todos los altos jefes que
guerreaban al lado de Villa tenian for
zcsamente que intervenir para contener
las exaltaciones en- veces suicidas del
gurrillero.
Entire esos jefes hay necesidad de
1ecordar al propio hermano de villa,
Hip6lito, Bias Flores, Tomas Ur-
bina, a Rodolfo Fierro.
Rodolfo Fierro. He citado el NOM
Ire del mas leal teniente de Villa.
Fierro es una fgura estupenda, for
midable, dentro de la division villista.
La tinica division, por otro lado, en-
que pudo entertainments destacarse ese
lermoso macho de combate.
Beautiful beast, le nam6 I'D co
rresponsal de peri6dico yanqui.
lie venia al pelo ell mote.
Fierro era ciertamente una hermosa
hestia, pero en- ell sentido en- que mas
ruede dignifcarse la bestia. Tenia la
lealtad del perro, la feresa de la HE
ma, la elastica fortaleza del tigre. Era
aiin mas sanguinario que Villa y solo
tuvo la nocion del respeto frente un
Eombre: frente Villa.
Por su sinceridad, por su fidelidad,
por la intensidad sin Unite de sus Sfec-
tos. podfa considerarse un brillante per
6ido en- ell cieno. Por su crueldad, por
gu culto de la sangre, por su desd6n a
ia vida humana, podia juzgarsele como
ina pantera con traza de hombre.
Era alto, esbelto, fornido, gallardo,
suggestive, altanero. Tenia suave la VOC
suaves los ojos tristes obscuros. Bi.
eotillo de baroncete de Dumas. Amer.
instintivo al uniforme militar. Pulcras
y fnas las manos. Comedido Ell ademan.
Fonderaea la actitud Afable el trato.
Tenorio-Ie decia veces Villa ala
diendo sus exitos femeninos
Fierro, ante esas bromas del jefe Sc
enroiecia como I'm Adolescence.
Y sin embargo, iquien lie viera des-
pu6s de una victoria!
Impossible contener entonces los im-
petus sanguinarios de ese nombre largo
fino como un danzarin de salones
Fierro era ell coraje 1levadc a su i'll
tlmo Unite y la passion al rojo mas su-
biGc.
Empero, Fierro tenia que gritar su IN
gustia ante los arrebatos de Villa en
Chihuahua.
Una noche, al cabo de los cinco lar
COS dias de exasperado ataque, la ms
plraci6n de -prodigiosa inspira-
c;on del mas osado de los guerrilleros
.-columbr6 el golpe admirable cue lie
6aria la victoria sobre aquellas fuerzas
fuertistas en- apariencia irreductibAes.
Ell militar improvisado Sc trazo I'M
plan de generalisimo henchido de sabidu
. ria y de ciencia.
Ell plan consistia en- engaflar al enc
nigo con una falsa .retirada y marchar
sobre Ciudad Juarez.
Plan esencialmente peligroso por las
d4fcultades de la travesia hacia ell nue.
VIC Objective.
Una parte de las tropas villistas Sc
ouedo en- Ell mismo lugar en- que todas
las fuerzas acamparon para mancener
en- engano a los sitiados.
Villa, con Maclovio Herrera, Juan N.
Medina y dos mil quinientos hombres
LA GRECA. ell neior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advf
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CENTRAL.

Edifcio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con rano. Te-
lefono, Timbres, Barberfa y cusnto
requiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Desde $1.oo a $50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubierto S1.oo
SAN JOSE NO. 12.
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C,ARIBE

Situado en- ell coraz6n de la ciudad
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos: Ascensor, Te.
lefonos, Timbres, Magnificas habitacto-
nes con bafo privado y efectos santa
rios. Especial comfort para familias y
viajantes. Precios moderados.
Telefonos 4S4 Y 1909. P. o. Box s2e.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 54.
San Juan, P. r.
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Infornlara
Julio Nigaglioni,

Apartado No. 50. Tel. 142 (ofi-
cina) y 400 (residencia) ofici-
ma: Gale Amor No. 2, Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-24
Magic In EAGLE Feathers.

With one exception. cngle feathers
have been looked upon by nll Indian
tribes from the Atlnntic to the PncIiic,
from the Lnult to the Pningoulnn, nm
the most desirable and of greatest
magic potency. The exception is the
Plains. or Buffalo Indians. and ndjn.
cent tribes, who considered the plumcs
Of the road d.runn"r, the waknn. or med
icinc bird. ny the most powerful and
sacred.
In procuring pluncs for the fenth.
cred hcnd dresses, medicine lnnccs.
pipes and other purposes. II certain
ritual wRs necessary and wns always
rIgldiy followed. No blood could be-
shed In their acquisition, killing NJ IN.
prescribed times or not In the pre-
scribcd manner being considered nm
act or sncrilcgc and rendering the
feathers yHluclcss for any purpose.
The tail and wing feathers were
mostly used. having II grcnirr siYnih.
cnnce ns well ns being larger ana more
adaptable for general purposes than
the lesser plumngr
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-24
AMONG LEGION FuNMAKERs
Howard e. Macdonald a a>,4+l.
Holas Office Of Correspondent
National" Of the Organization.

Although the Forty Hommes ct uui,
CheNeauN organization is known as
tie playground society" of the Amerj-
can Legion, its formation and deyelop-
Ment required the strenuous efforts
OF number OF Legionnaires.
Among the leaders in the fuumakinr
body is Howard +. Macdonald. OF
Seattle. who holds the office OF "cor.
respondant national" or national ad
Jutant of the organization.
Macdonald was Il charter member of
the third Legion post organized in
Seattle, Rainier No. u. and served as
assistant adjutant ana adIutant. This
post later was consolidated with Elmer
j. Noble Post No. |. and became
Rainier Noble No. I.
He went to Kansas City as dele
gate to the first Promenade Nationals
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-24
Green Feed Required
for Summer Feeding

There Is probably n" feed which OK.
GELS good pasture grass for ec"nom'
ical milk production. To be sure. the
highest records Of milk and bu'irrfn,
have not been made on II grass ration.
but In economy ~ production, grass
ranks first
Good grass is not available during
NIL ~ the summer months. Even
though the cows nrc pnsturcd over II
large area containing plenty of grass,
there are times IN late summer when
Il becomes dry md ~ poor IunlI,y,
II milk production Is To M maintained.
some provision must hc made 10 fur
nish the dairy COWS ~ green. snccn'"nt
ration other than grass during such n
period The solllng system hns come
10 he used rather generally In rnnny
dnlry sections.