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[ |L. Ed’éfd cm: chianté bo HALF THE TALK AHow Grange Lecturers Can Make o, Visual Mathod 'of In: How Charts and Lan- tern Sildes Can be Used: The news letter frodks Chaumont grange, published in < this depert, ment today, tells of a Jecture to be .\ givenrat the next meeting by Rev. Willliam Rddy which is to be ius trated with charts. This lecture is to be about the soil and will have to do with the general theme of \A fer- tile soil means a prosperous people,\ We are wondering if our grange ware that the Interna- ttonal Harvester Company of Chica- £0, through their a slob . department 0 Holden I? the dltifitomgemuh its; wa largo charts to Illustrate some , to HL s ~ that ber three fildmmng: a tane Margaret Putnam, All took hold of to make sappy trans ' » ore. 2eoh erause wid this and sang well and heartily. It made a successful haif-hour. 3, if\ would app fThew tablet supply. |_ . - £ ow tablet containing Extracts is formtilated under on of the Glandalar Re- e ratories, 244 «West 29th Streta, New \York and can be pro- cured of any druggist under the n dex. So confident are of monkey glands gln m healthy.youn prejared in Tatiet I les of the merit of-Gland that druggists are authorized to re- ce should any-, , a new person : keven lectures and sets of « by ardand extracts, siides that all of the ' co' ne fail to feel 1 after two weeks, ° ‘ V 'at the same time, each get' Judging school to be held at Cornell ® particular univeraity, July 5 to 10, The school will -be devoted to lec- tures, demonstrations, and practice 'in the judging of flounry tor egg pro- duction, moat production, and in the judging of eggs. || . The purpose of the school Is to persons to \Judging for produc- \tion by means of external characters, lcultural exten- are of much Henefit to rural cont munities, These,.charts are large, be- x by. 62 inches wide, are mado of a good grade of sheeting and are printed in clear black letters aslly be road at a distance af 100 fest. They are so designed that the words are re-en 'utriking Agures and pictures to help . ome the story the lawesks to convey to the audience. in| There are. about 16 charts furnished 'I. with each lecture. & , : The gengéral anbjects for' 'which d are: \Corn (is , Alfalfa on every farm,\ \A fertile soll means A prospero €: Tireatock on every - \Dairying \Greater profit from:.the «*Make more from farm ilt \Weeds | mean waste,\ \Hoge economize, 'and sanitation,\ reat forward move- ¥ * ing 70 inches 1 'May 12~-Platia are being charts are prepare King, 'Fight the fly,\ \G ment: in. ducal De Half the Talking. - > thewe charts are schools and-.col: - .\ the poultry business, spok«& on. 'iNei It | formulefor mixing. At the close of a \che - :| ainda. ally, Others rained vegetabler lantern; this mame compan Turmi@gh lanterns sildes for troturen,'sending from 50 to @ EW . “may ~. \Spring housecleaning. heaven scales,\ which was in regardto B8:| there must be & fall in it seomer or étrer Waly, «00 '. batter wiy to use the Sreatest! Mértice: from, the : $3315! tor ms ; perfecting 'a \a; - Frafim J‘Mjnf Was Ashamed. Cuticurg Heals. I acratched ani where anyone saw me. sample of < It gave such aed more, and |~_ \I sent for a free ~ BABY CHICKS Pug Avicol in the drinking water. Half of every hatch, xpect it. ,.Chick cholars or hite dlarzhoca 1s the trouble. The U § Most people lose m to-« Avg“ tablet, ive your H gown in auth discases, Inside of 48 hours the #lck ones will ba ga lively @# cricketa Avicol keaps 'annls Theckary, R F. D. ¥e, \I had $0 chick cures white diarrhoem, chick cholera and Bowel diseases af poultry, tell us 31! funded by return ultry remedy dealers, 0: whole nilmber - tation exgens b Slides, as the case may be, Tem the locality until all hare beep\ ad. And a. stil} better way wo for the severallecturors, secure charts to select \®. from among their nwhber- # perfect the lecture cirouit a the extension department of the vester Company st Chfcago. plans.and circuit. If there in the. cirenit the director the company will send the seve go. Each grap its next meeting time bas a fip ture furnished them and fofl the meeting, grange number the ciroult sends its set to ' # pumber two and grank to 'ferk. Fach grange wi¥ thus . Have gern Illnatrated lectures co regular order abd with thas amount of trouble and expahs C bably the fall of the year 4 \be the better time to start there. ] to be thinking the matter over, Some of mohé’mem states . by; Col much use of theso lettures. w told, And for 'those who ha ton:pleture mathines there ay all“ Lad on the sane. tamp plan. £5. * * 26) Li - ® . t .us WATERTOWN QRANGERS HAVE [ _ | ~ ~ANTERESTING Dlecuse New ideas in Pamghr‘y‘véfgflh annoy Fer Women and tha~Kight flour Day On the Farms <- * ''&, bi Beecher, who is interested tn Sdeas In profitable poyliry keaping,\ 'at our grange meeting of “lug'sfgg’é, day, He favored puke-bred: sto¢k, ‘nmln‘thailwn hourer and\ the dry mash feeding, for which ho gaye a his talk he was asked many ques ¥ \ now f’i““.‘§“§“§1‘§5 mmm BOW ® \ #, conld:earn pin« a “$533, tarkira; others some caunod fruit an sogie and flowerplantstoad}. The: pethod: :of ”llwumogt in favor-was by place r blquboswg by the roadifdicht Aront of theplace and when they had anything to sell 16 advertise it gpon the board. _ + - t e . when *xo one can find a thing,\ was thesutb jact of a reading by - O,-E. Hilads. Thore was a reiding, .\Kn the high cost of labor and evarything elss and the article went on to show ; later. +0, has -. Hofore;closing the lecturer, Mi 'Frink,} who raises a groat many {low ara fon sale, told of the' different ones the' farmer's wife could easily ralsg, Bhe said thafo wam a great call for € hioned flqwoere, such a* grand- other used fo raise. Fred 8. Elmer gagphig {meat-guns payer on & a?» > t S..9\r - 9,409 'e'~l I“. n which h ght‘efi: Kulas '\This_yuestion of labor bours NH¥ i given tho railroads and our govern: | meit something to stvdy and experi- not a now one for the farmer. Ho has fgecnjpvcqumx‘ gickt obstwcies for earmsand very notices bly during the \late war. R .“Th'm~oblam“ of the eight hour day is just another phase of the ever presant Iabor question, a production of the fertile brain of the 1 W. W of as I interpret It, tho I won't work «class. \We frequently bear such crica as $lAbor purest, stortar bodrs, mora wager, Towar tho high fast of Hving. \Now in my mind one of the sup est remedies for the existing condi- tions ts to convert this 4 Won't Work' class into a 'T Will Work' class,.-but tifis is a proposition with too great a Hnear expansion for the American Farmer to shoulderalone so we will busy ourselves with the probs becausé if wa cannot adapt the exist- ing conditons to our requirements, wo must Adapt ourselves and our re- quirements to the,exist ing donditions. E Therefore, my thems: How «an the Modern Eight Hour Das bo Adapted to the Farm? \One of the frst requirements wa will need is Taith.-faith in God. faith in the grange, and faith in fellow» men and a thorough belief I6 cooper atton. Not just a mere changing of work between farmer and farmer but an affiliation as strong. as fafly. ential as effective as any flourishing in other industries. R \People used to think that any man could farm but today some afe beginning to realize that farming {s a great induatry, th® foundation of the nation resting upon her agricak 'turé; and today more than ever he- Ifore the farmer must bave a thar ough understanding of the fon, labor eguditions, market conditions, and requirements throughout the country. In short he must take ad vantage of every edudational oppor tunity offered by his many alites, namely, the granges, the agricultural colleges, tlte exporiment ataftons, state and natJonal amticultural de; partments and the many good farm magazines To more fully cope sith the aituatiou the farm inust be equips ped with modern time and labor sav- Ing machinery and field operations. by the application of power where practical. This would call for more skilled operators thus giving the boys positions on the farm,. + \Of course this would not material ly decrease the cost of production but more likely it would increase the operating expense of the farm. But sven this increased expense could be 4 farm operations and by placing fart -| ing on a business basis and in keep- ing as accurate accounts as any busi- ness man. That the farmers' efforts j he should receive the support of the bost sof production for 'his products \J plus a reasonable, profit, thereby en: A as enjoyed by othier fndustrles, in th employ of 1-05:th WBF. ducts brought j where Iabor.Is cheap thus ”Lasting | the “352m“ farmer, handicapped . | by the tor the world trade neighbors \who are not ns affected by the demands o; labo®.\ 4 * GRANGE SHOULD HELP : Crange held its last regular meeting on May 5 instead of 4, on account of achool meeting. Five candidates 'I were clected to become members of || the grange and four new | applica igo. | meeting. May 18 and to hold our al feast Gay and confer the third and [fourth degrees at a special all day meeting on Tuesday, June 29. elof a Community Sing led by Sister rural church in the nelghborhood of Pine Grove grange was discussed &|and the point brought out that when tures but eyen s0, it is mone |a country ~Clurc®h ~ begins to die dow n on\Hecount of the death or re- moval or gek of interest of the peo- ple. the church then becomes a mat- ter of interest and if the community dogs not take hold, of it, it will certainly become a gesd is supported \with words of éheer and woll. * vorable to the project. of turning to with a will and-agsluig. «Hat do in oun own neighborhgolatith bur own church, both as regards matferfal remand spirftual upthuilding. /, . .. cantfage artange ~> Ladies Tell of Hovathold Gonve. meeting of Gartbage grange was hold- fast Satorday ovsning and was large ly - attended. Four candidates were instructed (h the work of tha first and second degrees An of sympathy was etrteaded to Broth- or and Slater Lewis. ~ The lecrorer's JIntdresting*and cofisisted of several readings and a nutmeg? by Sistar Hubbard the elsters was for the puy fixgcung will be held $5; 32 at 7; SOUTH RUTLAND GRANGE&RS _. TO PRESENT auw] [Young Pedple to Give Farce Comedy, » \Bafety First\ on Thursday and|nor Smith attached a memorandum Friday Evenings Meetings to hich follows {o_ \This bill confers jurtadiction upon , folks of our grange will put op should be shortened &nd simpijifGed f mechanically inclined, responsible met by thoroughly systematizing should not fail in the eleventh hour {grange and the legislature -of the: state and nation in the passing of: laws whereby he- will be guaranteed the government ° < £00 4 0, \Among thesd Jaws should be it the ' during thes “fl! ah - % I, 1 M F pmuests s & ® w Mm?! ¢ E, muti mands “f’fixfi‘t pete ure not as serionsly h—r‘ aree . Caldium, - May - 12. -Pline Grove It was votel to give the first and second degree work at OU\ MOt|prsigent of the board of educrti0n at the annual meeting of the board The Pine Grove mé'mben‘ifiré’fi- LAMGELY 'ATTENDED niences 'They World Like-Fourt Candidatss Received. Carthage. May 12 -The reguler gtam was very s recitation \.- ~lables Mfllyfi’gifia 2:11:13, flaming IA grimge held a very interesting THE Ruafih‘pflfifiqflf inz.\fmtpr;thg¥b Maxi: pion & ro- * wod - , i Pine Grove Grangers Discuss Prope | 08 hal lem-Ready: to Help Their. OWA a. - Community far Roman-u E * Smith received five of the votes cast, The lecturer's program conflated | ne, vote each being cast for Mrs. M. H. Fox and Harold B. Johnson. Mr. Smith said that he had hoped the country is enjoying prosperity and there is reason to belfeve that the season at the river will break all previous records. the- ofice would pass to another After the sing the matter of the | mexnber of the board, for he felt dyeply the responsibilities of the po- sitton for the coming year. He sug: fisted that a change bo made th the methods of the board to permit of a free discussion of stiblects of gen- eral intereat before being referred to comumiftees. He said that pnder\ the presént system .the committes pre- rest only their conclusions to the sue The grangets should for}bomrd in .the form of resolutions, the best and highest moral and edu- cations! and spiritual interests , of their own community. If the farm. }rtltino he would have subjects come, era do not take the lead in things that concern them «sa vital ito the cotnmilftées. ly, who will? Our National, Master, 8 J Lowell, on his last visitto Pine Grove grange, when he was state master pointed out very : the duty of the granger wag te back up the rural;church and that this must be done throughdut the coun- try if we wanted our Ideal? :of godly living kept up. Not only must-f be seals cess s MONE WORK FOR without giving the reasons for the copiclusions. before the board and then referred + Changes in the rulos were also siggented which would make the president. of the board an ex-officio member of every committes, comithfttses at the regular meeting next Monday night. . Caused by Veto of Jeffrey Everott of St. Lawrence county, who Issf year was elected chairman. of a commission to Investigate the status, of the Amorican Indian, as chatrman oP thet commission wif bave add+ Hona) work to perform as the result] of tho .veto by tho governor to thei bEll of Assomblythan Jeffrey of xt! Agars county which conforted juris dEctfos upon tho state court of claims. o roll Call of € % Veld Evenings. American farce comedy, \Safaty First\ an Thursday and Friday oven- Ings. May 13 and 14 A dance wml fotlow the Friday night's perform- ative. Our draroatic clubput on un,‘ pgay last winter but the romda wera! almost impasiabls at nd ' so they bave been daked to repeat! it. Those who will take part in the 'play are' Joh O'Neil, Henry Cra- mer, Manford Butts, Ketifeth Malt by, AVilliam O'Neill, Mayme Kiapp. Neitio Campbell, _ Faoole . Parish,! 1 e > Edith Harris and Pearl] Forbbs lem Of adaptation, | &ay adaptation, Our grange wil hold regular mecotings on the ist and }Fd Thore day evenings unmit!1 Nov. 1. 'Throe ap plications wore réceived af the last meeting and referred to 6 committe 'The question came up as to wheth- er grange entertainments wore le gally subject to war taz. Spoth Rut land grange has pald a tax on her on- tertainments but it was Yeported that some grarges bad not end some pthers which had paid had Had It re- turned _- We feel that the granges should all be used alike and would like to hear through this depart. ment from some other granges on the subject. M 'REv. Wm. Eopy to Lecrurg ON sol ma Will Present an Hiustrated Lecture -at Next Maesting of Chaumont grams—— Mrs. Cwnpmings Gets rize. - Chaumont, May h£.-A apeciat meeting of the Chaumont was held last Wednesday evening. because \of school meeting coming on 'the regular mesting night of the grange. The first and second flegraes were conferred upon one camdidate. Mys. Jannis Cummings received the prize for the best looking salad that was offered in the food contest. The lecturer presemted a short program of readinga on Mother's Day and a piano solo by Misa Pearl Weaver. Rev. Willian Eddy will be at the next meeting afd gite a lecture on .the soil. This will be illustrated with several charts and will be very in- structive. One Application st Theresa, | Theresa, May 1%.-One application for membership was presented - at our mesting Saturday evening ang referred to s committee. On sccount of the rush in Spring seeding the meeting was not largely attended-and the program made ready by the lec turer was omitted. > __ Cog Indian River Grange Has Social Mayr ~Antwerp, May 12.--Idian River grange, ,él'd its regular seasioh .on gmugfln . May . 8, with a good attend. Ance' conkideriIng the Busy simson tor tarmera | sito candifiates were | OUnllioted - for and accepted and, two. + §, foying the sanse rights and privlege® nitrugted in 'the work of the frst o an 2 30363-3100 the $13?” af tho Quoid& , r - '\ amd Stockbridge Indians. “23351322“; rs\ tgzymégulg“figflzgf The governor announced after has make th¥r work easier Our next ze Everett commission should study 80 \the claim of theso ostions. The claim lls that Imnd belonging to the two ing vetoed the bill that in his opinion itm 1832 .and is valued by the Indians. az $60,009. leaf Wesley Loomis w cluded tartifs or duties on firm proc fneeting of May ms 0 Ek Wo C 00\ 0.0 . £904 cheap thus ast Near Mremen Grangire Ge Over' to| . gmnfiémflmmgu of A* \his forefgmlour members attended the 'River | New .on, F nd eerie, came and * ,.. - q I Meeting of Board of Educating. cept in matters - of Frasidemt Smith will appoint bis\ i - EVERETT BOABD . Indian Bil} by the ! Governor. {8PEC!IAL TO THE TIMES) Albany, - May 12. -Assemblyman 2% 54 R‘si‘fi,” . .s . © mensen - :| Private . Batha Being' Govénor Shows Strain wy ,| » mer Hotel--Geqrée . Manager. (P+ bean proprietor of the hotel during the past several years. Mr. Freeman | governor is said to be under copy Has just paid & visit t‘o Alexandria topped in Watertown en fggteantt‘l) 80155; Falis where be is | th® law-makers meet next year th Edward N, Smith was reelected Proprietor of the Rockwell hotel States and .Canada. Every hote ing made to the Crossmon House. including the expenditure of $12,006 ino the installing of private baths. The building is being re-decorated througbout and many detalis that add to the comfort and convenience of the summer visitor are being add ed. A force of men -is now - at work making . the repgirs and Improve ments of the Edgewood club in addition :o managing the Crossmon House and the Rockwell botel at Gléns Falls. He will spend his time supervising all three hote}s, after placing a man- ager directly jn charge of each the Crossmon House, under Mr Free man. taking up his dutles there about June | 13 and | Misg - Clara Thompson will be in charge of the Edgenood club. Bookings fur the lat ter are now nearly complete for the entire summer. _, geilles hotel, New York city, snd the Markeen. Bufalo, is Mr. Free man's lieutenant in carrying on the Glens Falls hotel This last hotel hls‘ rocéntly been refurnished at a cost of $40.000. ings for the summer for all threa botois are unusually numeraus and. that a prosperous season, particular MBS. WHFNEY Does nor want PREgiDENcY T0 SUPPORT WRs. Agaoit iribes was appropriated by the state In vetoing the Jeffrey bill. Gover tho court of to hear. try and South Rutland. May 12 -The young determine cafrtain claims of the' the and Stockbridge nations t Imdfans. was referred It seems to me that if | Jefferson streci, a protninent club rwouran, was teimg boomed for prea ! 2 Tfimughou’t‘klonngau Bay Sum- a + a in noe Extensive improvements are be Mr. Freeman.will dlso have charge George Haley will have charge of J. I Weaver. formerly of the Mar- \r. Freeman said today that book: y slong the river, awems cortain. NOT A CANODATE OF NORTHERN FEDERATION Pulaski Club Woman Failte to Under: stand Mow Report Started. Pulaski, May 12.-It bgs been re ported during the past few days that Mre Fredertek G Whitney of North iene \ fephas \ mone gist aley to Be ze flV‘l‘fi? Qfindi’fin“ Men PIE The Crosson House, ome of the | ~ | (@PEGIAETO@ THE - palatia) summer hotels at Alexandria |- \lle MD 1M, Bays wil oven Tuesday, fone \o. al | cher ma th Offer places the pies p ived. We discuss- o ? Ik '\ who has legislating so thaf the pardog; a g: 033123, so gates? more members | Re-elected Prefident at Annaial| today by B. w. Freeman ° \ \to join Pomona grange and thus help Worthy Master Burton attain his de- gran i sired number, as well as to get more ges 'would he 1! «ss, | new fife into the county grange. « wyl?*m legislative ap, 4 eration.\ If is understood that wp, bill will ba introduced whch \I expect the summer season at! have for its purpose the division sf Alexandria Bay to be the biggest in 5 history,\ said Mr. Freeman. \I base held Tuesday afternoon at 4. - Mr.| my statement on the busimess that has been doné in Gleng Yalls all win! ter and by the reports of \the Rotel business througliout the (”Kiwi fons for those who have beeu con victed for murder, first degree, q: Governor Smith has been. om fly moment he took up, up to the ; resenf }} time, he has been written io calls upon and petitioned to grar' to men awaiting executor strain has told upon the he has expressed the been aske of him by the relatives and friends of thoy, who have had their cases reslewef' by the court of appeals and vet hy their convictions confirmed Governor Smith is in the midst of Y his executive duties in connectify 3 with the consideration of the : aft of X bills which were left over for p study after the legisigture adjoui ned and ye; he has had beforo him ev since the measures reached } 'm & plications for various pardoos | They applications greatly disturb h m ang $ interfere with his t chief exectitive of the \There is not m hard Abre in heart,\ said the governar recen't talking over the ugh which he passes whan applf eatigns for pardons are mado '~ him,'? yet it is clearly my du'y to abide by the Isw and uphold the com stitution,. I am always guided by court of unless there is a sontion on the part of one o1 more if the judges, or whore new ev.dengi has beed found. I have made it g point not to overlook any possiblé f thing which might.be of advants to justice,; and, yot I cannot grant pardon through sympathy, no matti what tho grief of tho relatives of thy : conderaned may be. It Joes not : to me fair that'! should be subjected : to these Appeals for mercy when g | man has had a fair fria) and the con's viction has bean susisined by the , court of appeals unanimously \ While it is not to be misun | that Governor Smith is geeking 9 erade hls dure as governor, the fact ! romains that he would bo glad to ba relieved of the heartrending scene | which attend every appHcation fora\ tin 2nd bysterion,.. paolcatrickey, ing an 8 c#,., panliestricker A ¥ ep- beéarted motherd - i dep : “arty?“‘i; »mpany and theref of &a pardoning board to be composgtsj articipate in the es of either three or five membera [6 the event that this board | recots : $5G0 for clt mends a pardon, the reconfirm??? 1 is to be made to the executive Thik \ the details of studying's case and us; M be estate is oppos! dergoing the accompanying stralw 3 the responsibility of the executing.} as regards this prorogalive. - (k ew governors have been so bere I by those making applicatior for in, $ ther dynes derstood, children and brok The plan which is sal consideration is the crea will bo remOved from tha gove! © j According to the state departtisat, e/ compsoy | dont of the Northern New York Fad-: of prisons, thers the 38 persons who thoreby being EAT B pViETS SEEK to C try TQ AID TL . Khatitian Government ered by Bolshevik F protest Against Actior (hk (By The Acpopliud Constantlnaple. May gaishevik forces in A: power shall be takep away from ently deraanded that. ender Karabagh and ] he liberty to freely Cf o Asiatic Turkey, wher g cooperate with Mus eader of the Turkist crement. T1i« demand was reje dent Khatitian, but | st pec in Erivan protested 4 »uflicient power 'to 0 ran 03 ernment. = W hile the Russian are COMPAYTi umbets, they have fort savor which seoms to While the republic o hu iaa _ resisted pressu lait.. it is expected p « short time, as it ins «oficient for - OB uie~~ 'he Bolsheviki a te n verses suffered ing l krainian fronts, | abje that Georgla will h tempt was matle | M: - to overthro bor mnment - at Tiflis, heal my - students, ow! «g» of the Georgian | he Lolshevik , mob. | here was considerable Turkish paplia disclose the f heitators from Russia jy«tapha - Kemai's f {ataoff. formerly | m slamic - commmussion if gecentty - been M own» on \great Russ Turkish nationalist ( ulsed forces - loyal | prar l+ mid and are ags be Lardanglles. They t prisoners | recent Bruasa and | Adabazal 35 to join Must * p rm \ Ata a E ¢ ardoy 8 f commandaps'of the eived here today ( hnd conferred as to ampaign - Desertions jet army - threaten arces with collapse. *_ ocice n 0 * Email Amount le Tak Today A slight amount of ken today in the n aim Af Samuel Q ta'na t'he estate of ©\ The frst hear bout ten days «1 today, when it ary to take anoths f~e claim is made ~' theo claimant % 'e employ of the S1 -m of the will of t ten years continyt ...=» for those of 1 he ground that Mr. the governor, stockholder f eration of Women's Clubs. which | peee been convicted of murder. frt-@i@m else $1,000 or an will hold its annual gathering in Wa- | jogree, awaiting execution i pragent time. Applications for exec<fifff-ars for the clainy tive clemency are\nade to the gov» 4 - enor for clemency on' the part of ' Ciyie t lub of Pulaski, she stated that) moe who have been convicted of crimes of a lesser degres, vary frm © n, opening May 25 In an interview with Mires “hwl pes. who is presidedt of the somen a °C! there was no foundation for the ruin + A r . that s a . \As f gk as 1005 1 7 tam-1m hat she was ai a logs to under kerving on a committee in the legisia i, . m eu and sould t ture to which this particuiar claim! anated and sould rot under An} j stand from what eource the rumor important ofice in the federation @be , It had any great merit behind it !t . gurthes said that ah art that time and could hage been rettled long befere : lg: raildndarx 2! 25:3; “5x12?” h; Q this. By Chapter 599 of the Laws Of + borg of Gousernopur. whom \rs Whit 1919 there was created a commisaion : to look into the relation and status beyring the nomination and should b» | of Indians living on the ! the unanimous chaice of the federa - Im New York etate as thes may be ging, of whir h Mra Abbott ga a char ; affected by cithor the state Gf the! rer member and in this h organiza , States government _ TBi® ; grag she bas beso an enthsssisettc and < __; cominfitee was continued thi® yeXF | qniring worker wartls Further «Managing ibe matter Mre ' wattle substi 1 bave requested that they make ad , Whimes stared thartiuring the past j examination of the claim and save) fow yenrse she has bron urged Ws with an additional appropriation, and péy hopes will be successful in se the time of the court unt there can | . R | magy clubsoemen to become a «andt be determined some fact to give life dare’m head the northern fedBration or polar to it he bill is therefore disa ppros BCX fiveh 5. A. frost runs For DY, PATYO'TIC ADbrEsSEs To BE} MADE IN VARIOUS an . schools tion from the post and Womem's Re- lief Corpa will vislt the public achoot's st Calcium. May 19. at Felts Mills, May 20, and the local achool May 21 Patriotic spéeches will be first: by several af the visitors at each place Buys interest in Grocery Black River, May 12. - w . Brown, g former resident of this dit lage but who has been living in Har risville for a number of rears, bas returned and bought ow; the interest E.oomis grocery store, commer Huntington and South Main streets. Mir. Brown took possession fmmed- lately. Annual School Meeting Black River, May 12.-At the an- mus! school meeting, Mrs W. A. Slack, M. R. Randall and H.C. Der. ter were elected trustees. The other members of the board are C. J. Sweat and C. C. Waful. Will Attend Conference arold Jabo, boy's secretary of the local Y. M. C. A. will leave Sat- wrday tor 'Blue Ridge, N. C.. where he will spend two weeka attending a. tig conference in- that place. . The conference will be made up of Y. M. C. A. workers with boys and it will |. tre known as their national conven- tion. - About-700 men will . attend ropresenting every atate in the union end Caneds.. Mr. J¢bo will retuf®r to ‘UOUl’f-‘nllijl woo Tl, roust , Cf i the Scott & | should be rewarded with the nomina® tion and etection as dts presiden! The Pulaski clabwoman also stated that Mre: Abbdtt wonld have the sip port of the delegates from the Wao I men's Civie Cinb of Putaskl, which « '/ dnctudesa Mre Whitnes, Mre James [I. More and Ars. George 4 - Doug: Black River, May 12 -Arrange | f nsents are-being made by Ho H | being Mrs Frederick A. (Clark and | Vebber Post, (¢ A R for the obser | vance of Deroration day. A delega- tas, the alternate delegates ©hosen Mra Frapk W lant The club has a membership of ' nearly 200, one of the largest in the | state, and has pledged $500 for the | proposed community memorial build , ping for Pulaski and also pledged $50 | for the Nettte M. Hewitt schotarsh 1 fund in the federation. Activities J the local organization from now on will occupy much of the attentton of Mrs Whitney, who is a woman pos # i geased of remarkable executive Asked if she would be a can didate for the presidéney of the Northern Federation at, some future time Mrs: Whitmey replied that it | was too eariv to give the mailer a | single thought \I shall benge every effort in behalf of Mrs Abbott.\ she said. Mrs. Whitney, who was for a long time in the stite education ment at Albany, is the wife of Freder ick G. Whitney, a well known law yer who for several years represent- ed this county in the assembly, be- ing succeeded by Speiker T. C. Sweet of Phoenix. - Pulaski wil} send a targe delegn tion of clubwomen to the convention. _s {Laco ' castiLe $ _\ \NOLD CASTILE, SPAIN , >. t consideration be a candidate for that | at oh T Arthur +-4 B Pitcher for a rye! Child and A 0. E. 8. Con\ District Meating at May i*te district conv t < of the Eastern ccson alatrict for FROM CONSTPATION - _l_>_;01ive‘l‘ableqfii tute cxlamei Is - \the thier a They a act sormaiye 1) resul j ts . from &n | peter force th ; but could not fasarably consider en ' tering the race parliculariy at this . {time, as she believes that \[rs Ab ' hott by reason of her long sears of ' fae) service tf the nortbern federaunon | Clive Tablets are a ©; compound - a bad “QB-596553“). and Sore m little~Olive ~.. a bor | X healing, vegetable manor} ~ tilious, you'll sults from Drfind etsat bedtime. 10¢c and oar! | + grand officers of < ! at Alexandria I 'as 30 There wil .cn in bonor of t he afternoon &t. ' and tn the evan p meeting and band '.eora who tbs 'te Ella K. ESllithor © the grand chapt mone! Timsthy \Sk. 2ron of the state ~ HMR: van Atlen, of Ci rand lecturer. \ firown of Alexandi eputy grand mati 111 deliver the ad{ hick will be rea, p.stant Grand Lectt Mrs Brown as . pos officially visit \apters of the dist me Assistant Gr llen is officially ° ere Tuesday nig! at at the meeting 'naumont and ton ally the chapter m Friday night tt hapter at Browany isiting tho chapt is now about half . | 500 TICK E Legion and Com-b“ Dance F Atout 500 ticks or the dance to armory, May 21, b egton, under the pang L. A band wilt provide the mt other will be pla from the haginn{n votit it ends at : 'The armory will b ea for the occas are to be divided and the guard CC pected that 2,000 t Wil Gonfer Ro; The Roys! Ar conferred upon a dates Thursday \ Priest John H. town Chapter No. og@. D);- G. H. ~f the ghapter, Mf ing a dental com n1able to be: pro 1-01 be opened. b Sring, and it is « - be a tatge at ~ a 2
