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New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
Secretary.
Here add acknowlsdEnentsl

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Resolved. That the results Of the lnquirE
made by this Board to the money value
of the franchise or right proposed 20 oe
tIon proposed 70 be paid therefor. and OF
the terms and conditions. including the pro
vision as to rates. fares and charges. are as
hereinhefore specified and fully set forth IN
and by the foregoing form OF proposed con
tract for the grant OF such franchise or
right.
Resolved. That these p-esmbIes and reso-
lutions. including the said resolution for
The grant OF the franchise or risnt appiied
for by the New York City InterbOrouEh
Railway Company. and the said form OF
proposed contract FOR the grant OF such
franchise or right containing said results
Of such inquiry. after the same shall be
entered in the minutes Of the Board, shall
he published for AT least twenty t2OD days
Immediately prior 70 Friday. July 2. 1853.
IN the city Record" and AZ least twice
Friday. July 2 1902 in two daily news
papers 10 be designated by the Mayor
therefor and published in The City OF New
York. at the expense Of the New York CITY
Iuterborough Railway Company. together
wilh tho following notice. TO wit
Notice X Hereby Given That the Board
Of Estimate and ApportionTnent. before
authorizing any contract for the grant Of
the franchise or right applied for bv the
New York city InterbOrough Railway
Company. and fully set forth and de-
scribed in the foregoing form Of proposed
contract for the grant OF such franchise
or rig II, and before adopting any resOiu-
tlHn autnoriElDE dIN Sucn contract VIII.
At a meeting Of said Board. TO be held in
The old Council Chamber. CITY Hall BOr-
or=h Of Manhattan city OF New York.
on Friday July = 1909 at 1870 clock
a M hold a public hearing thereon. AZ
q liCh citizens shall be entitled % appear
aud be heard. and b 70 further
Resolved. That previous 10 the puhlica-
tion of the resolution. form ot contract and
notice Of hearing thereon. the form Of con-
tract ba referred 70 tls Corporation Counsel
for approval as 70 form and 70 incorporate
as
yisatle n fully protect the interests of the
CITY
y 7 sun and y. 7. Tribune designated.
Approved by Corporation Counsel June
-. 1909 JOSEPH FAAG.
Secretary.
pltsd New work Nav %. 1902
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-New Netherland Bank
OF New York. Plaintiff. against Anna Perry
compton. William Crompton. Gertrude At
kirs. as ExecutrtT OF ths Last Will and
Testament Of Arthur R Atkins william
y. Grant and Udo VI FIeischmann, De
PENDANTS
In pursuance % a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 1lth day cf March. 1909, l. the under
signed. the Referee in said Judgment
named viii sell at public suction. at the
E;SsAanFe Is.5. 81. Ssles-2ons Eo, lis NsSey s,e
of New York on ths sth day OF April.
1909. at l. O'Clock noon on that dsy. b.
Joseph P. Day. Auctioneer, the premises
directed bv said Judgment - BE sold and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot OF land. with the
building and improvements thereon. situate
and living In section T. Block 1890. On the
Land Map OF said city and described as
follows.
beginning a. a point on the Westerly
side OF West End Avenue thirty feet eight
inches Northerlv from the corner formed
by the intersection u the Westerly side OF
West End Avenue with the Northsrly side
of EiEhty-eiEhth Street which point is op-
?osite party wall standing partly on the
lot now being described and partly the
two lots adjoining the same on the south
erly side thereof running thence Westerly
parallel with Eighty-eighth Street. and
part Of the way through said party wall
sFFtEltN- eiEnt rect SIX iHClss ttH II y N .
thence Northerly parallel with WeSt End
Avenue twenty feet 80 ft) 70 a point op-
posite party wall standing partly on the
premises now being described and rarity on
the premises adjoining the same on the
\ortherly side thereof: running thence
E.ssterly again parallel with EiEhty-eiEhth
street and part OF the way through said
party wall ssventy-eiEht feet six inches
rs n. in) 10 the Westerly side or West
End Avenue. and thence Southerly along
the Westerly side OF West End Avenue
twenty feet to ;he point or place Of be
ginning
The premises hereby described being sub
jeCt to 4 certain declaration made by said
Alice DeWolf kearny prohibiting the erec-
tton OF any building or structure on part
OF the premises hereby described as refer
ence thereto will more fully appear
Dated New York, March II. 1909
TERENCE J. McNANUS. Refereel
SACRETT, CHAPMAN & STEV EMS, At
rorueys for PLAINTIFF. 154 Nassau Street
tTritune RuildiuKt. New York
The following Is a diagram Of tbs prop
erty TO be sold: its street Number Is 5SS
West End Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan,
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To Whom 1t Mag Concern.

CUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF
- Albany.-The People Of the State Of New York
Plaintins. vs. The Metropolitan Surety Company. De
fsndant-Take that the undersigned will sell at
public auction. by Adrian H Muller Son auctoneers
ten (par value each) Atchison. Topeka Santa
Fe Railway Company per cent Adjustment Bonds
due nd value $1,000 each) st Louis
Railway Company First Mortgage per
cent. Bonds November l. 1889. the Exchange
Saleroorn. 16 Nesey Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York on the I'D day OF June
1909. a 30 o'clock in the afternoon
Lated New York June 9Th 1909
Yours.
YAWGER Receiver of the Metropolitan
surety Company. once and Postofice Address, 100
Street Borough of Manhattan, city Of
EDWARD r. FINCH. Attorney for Receiver, once
and Postof1ce Address. 80 Nassau Street. Borough
Manhattan. city OF New York
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Proposals..

NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ ceived until Wednesday. June so 1909 at the
The Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on
Lives Granting Annuities, No 5l7 Chestnut ST. Phia
delphia Trustee the sale to II of many OF the
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad StocH
Trust Certificates S75, ,604 SIS will purchase.
offerings lowest prices not exceeding PAR,
costing IN the aggregate not more than the amount
stated. will be accepted the parties offering them
advised at once and payment made when the GER
assigned, and after July 1st. 1909
Proposals should be addressed C s " PACKARD.
President 81 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa, Pro
posals for Sale Of Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balt
more Railroad Stock Trust Certificates"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
Low Rates 10 Pacific Co2SI
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptiiSosr.s, iSs.,1Ea -
The Tribune received at tneif sssh
Once No 1894 Broadway. between a
sr5 S7th sts until . O'Clock D n -,
vsrttsernsnts received az the fo.. ,,..fii
branch ofiSes at regular once 49, =
o'clock m. viz 26t SD ,s,, 81
COZ 2Sd st 1S3 Sth ave cor se-
.1O4 East I4th st PSI West az +.sta
tween 7th and sch aves 2S5 We. stst
:, foss "a ave 1925 50 ave. neas nsl r,ss
81 1T0s 1st ave, near sSt1 - - a. ave
1S5tb a. T5s fremont ave $50 sc
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.

Sec 2 The Company promises. covenants
an5 agrees or its part and behalf TO con
torn, 70 and abide by and perform all the
terms conditions and requirements IN tnls
contract Fixed and contained
In Witness Whereof The party or the
Hrst part. bv its Mayor. theTeunto ouly
authorized bv the Board ot Estimate ana
Apportionment Of said City. mas caused VI
corr-rste name Of said City 20 be hereurto
a affixed. and the party OF the second part
~ fts oH4cers thereunto duly authorized
INTO signed and its corporate seal 70 be
hereunto affixed. the day and year hrst
above written.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
nREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

p1RECTOIRE, Empire, Princess gowns.
perfect At guaranteed: latest fashions
1fsrshaU 100 West 49th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
rYrEwRIrrNa AND TYrEwRIIERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau St; eats
ioe,la free: all makes taken part pay
rnenf: bargains In Underwoods. Renington2-
divers. SmItps
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE Z OEIO R. +.

BALIIb1UEE & U1lO " "
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS q.
Every other Hour on the Even Hou..,.
To BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGION,,s
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW ! NiU-'
STATION WASHINCTTON. W44h
ALL LINES sol tn =.
Leave New York Daily. sd 81 Llo @ =,
washington Sieepers- .-. II 81 pm ! o 5o - -,
washington Diner. ParlOr 80 am : ~ ~ -, -,
Washington, Diner. Parlor . 80 am ~ U. ~ ~ -
washington. Diner. PsrIOr. IL 80 an i ~ -
Washington, ParlOr. / 30 pn
ParIor Car New York 20 Richmond -, "
''RoyaI Ltd. Diner-P -Parlor 3 so pm =, ~
washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm - -, -
washington. Buffet. Parlor $50 pm 0 " P-
Through Daily Trains 70 the W esSC, -,
Chicago. PIttsburs- --..- Q 50 am - =, -
chicago. Columbus II. 50 am u ~ y, =
Plttsburg Cleveland ...-. 3 90 Pm ~ -,
'sPfttsburx Limited -.... so pm
Gin, st. L. Louisville II 81 pm - >, -, >.
Gin, st L.. Louisville. 80 am ~ - :, -,
Gin. So. l.. Louisville so I'm ~ 80 -
Or1ces. 245. f34 1900 Broadway. . -
House. 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y. % ~
II Ridge St. 343 Fulton ST. BrooAi'-'
West 23d ST and liberty St -.
After ?. NJ. Sleeping Car reservai.. -
and full Information regarding trans.
can be obtained at Bureau Of IntorIlia.,sl.--ss
B. 4 o. R R, 23d ST Terminal F'''-'
No, Chelsea $50
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
CREDITORS NOTICE.


IN. PURSUANCE ~ an order duly made
tice Of the Supreme Court Of the State q
New York bearing date tho 18th day of
May, 1909 notice is hereby given 20 al the
creditors and persons having claims against
Henry J.. Butler and Douglas 7. Cook. Co
partners composing tho firm Of Butler &
Cook lately doing business al o East pa
street in the City and County Of New York.
that they are hereby required 70 present
their claims, with tho vouchers therefor.
duly verified. to the subscriber. Henry
Hartman, tha duly appointed assignee of
tho said Butler & Cook. for the benefit os
creditors, at his place OF transactinS busI-
ness. No. o East 22d street. Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New YORK. on or before
the 9Th day of August. 1909.
HENRY HARTMAN Assignee.
ROBERT c. DCRLAND. Attorney for
Assignee, 80 Church street. Manhattan
Borough city OF New York.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.-Noti is here
bv given that the undersigned. William
7 Shifand and Fred Robertson, of the VII
under the provision Of Section 1854 OF tho
Code OF Civil Procedure. for Letters OF Ad-
ministration, with the will annexed. Of the
goods chattels and credits Of Sarah NJ.
Morton late Of the town Of White Greek.
n y deceased. and al! persons having
claims against sad decedent are hereby
notified to present the same. duly verified,
ton. y. Y, at the Surrosate's onice. IN
the village OF Salem y. Y, on or before
the l2th day OF July, 1909.
WILLIAM T. SHILAND.
FRED ROBERTSON.
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c1rTzENs LINE 70 Troy

Direct connection a. Albany with trairs
for Ssrat0Ea. Lake George Adi-ort7cs =
sorts Montreal. E5rASh--cs BuCslo an
Niagara Falls
At TOY with trains for above Poin's
WilliarnStovu. North Adams, Mancnestsf
and Burlington
Splendid service. Meals 4 a carte -
rNCeIled CuisiDr Horse and autonooAes
carried az reasonable rates T!cssts alI
statsro0n,s secured az u-r-ripal ticket onlcss
In Greater New T0Tk-
Write for SUMNER EXCURSION BOcA.
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Mayor
corporate SeaL]
Arrest

CITY Clerk
~ru YORK CITY INTERBOROCGH
RAILWAY COMPANY,
President.
ISsaLl
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution. ! will sell to-
dav at $50 a. m. at 10 East 23d st.
Manhattan. one Columbia dental chair. Al
fred Freeman. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
HUDSON River Day LINE


Hendri-k Hudson and Robert Fulton
I've p klyn. Fulton s.. tby Annex SO AZ
Iesbrosses - Fier---.-.------.s.40 s. 40 An
West 42f ................9 40 AN
West 129th St.......--.........a .a-20 AM
Landing ar T0uzsrS- West Point. Nsw-
burgh- PougHksepsia. Kingston Poinc.
Catssdli. Hudson. and Albany Daily sx-
cePt Sunday Thru tickets and 5aEszzs
checked BY y. y. Transfer CO. Easv con
nectiOns North. East, and West All thru
rail tickets between " z albany ac-
cepted Most delightful ons-dav outings .
West Point. NewoUrEh or Poushkeepsis. re-
turning on down boar Restaurant open at
: A " Muse
on and after June cst-. ire Steamer A.
bany'' will make trips - Poushks.psie al
return daily. except Sunday. leaving Yer
York one hour later than regular ooa- E1
making sane internediste la11insS II.
aG54tf-- % T,---uafT
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EDDSOEI RIVER
E11GH77 17ETES

Up The HUDSON BY SEARCELIGE.
PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANY
Steamers G. " Morse and Adiro1t1ex
leave New York Pier 81 y +. foot Ca-2-
St At 5 . m Wss- I2qrh s. A. 80 p n,
N01keTs 80 ,. n. daily. including SUI
day
CITIZENS LINE TO TROY
Magnificent rsT steamer Trojan ls3v~s
New York No1dsv Wednesday and Frttay,
acd str Cfreen7or- alternating. f-or' F-e-
a. y R foot West lutc s., a. ? =
daily SATURDAYS excepted New sisanef
Rensselaer, IN service July ls--
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STEAMER MARY RaEEll.

Leaving Desb-ossss - a. $ 2 ~
Wes. III St. ? NJ West 12ath s., ~
?. NJ daily, except sunday. for Ezli2-1
Falls. West Point returning BY hoss -
rafD. Cornwall New burEh NsV Es--
hurzh Milton PoUEhkssPsis. Rontout ard
Kingston. Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23

Telephone 512I Co-rTandt for information.
City Ticket Ofca-iTf Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

FRENCH NURSE; charge Of infant or
growing children: good sesmstrcss, as
sist Chamberwork. good references; moo -
crate wages. d. Mrs. Golfers Agency. l22
West 23d ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE. e7s- -e94- 500. one blocl
Central Park.-Airy rooms; board op
tional: price OK rooms. with board. IS t.
SO.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-23

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER.-Fi class
Swedish girl: very good cook. waitress.
understands her work thoroughly. willing.
ohiEinE. hest references. osterb"TSs 5 Hu-
Ieau 716 Lexington ave. Tel I055-Piaza.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
Rebekah ConyentIe,.

The Huh District Convention of Rebekahs met with Omega Lodge No. 295 Thursday, Sept. fl. The president and vice pres ident being absent. Mrs. Sallie Moseley was elected president pro tenn. The meeting was interest ing and instructive, the program consisting of talks and discus sions. A very interesting paper on "Our Corner Itonen was read by Miss Ethel Wimberly of Gran his. A talk on "Our Emblems" was also very interesting, by Miss Bernhardt of De Queen. Mrs. Holt recited, "Why Mrs. Holt be- came Rebekah,n iu her usual cheery manner.
 The officers for the ensuing term are as follows: President. Mrs. Sallie Moseley, Mena; vice president, Mrs. Weber, Gillham: secretary, Mrs. Holt, Meua; treas urer, Mrs. Maxwell. Mena; grand warden, Miss Piersou. Dierks: district instructress. Mrs. Hun- gate, Graunis. Tue Omega sis- ters served refreshments at the close of the session, and one only
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
CELEBRATED 83D ANNIVERSARY
Many Do Horor to Mrs. Lovina Pric,
 May Have Wolf Hunt.

Squire J. "A. Earle was in from his home near Foran Gap. He says that on the 20th friends of Mrs. Earle's mother, Mrs. Lo- vina Price, to the number of about forty, gathered to celebrate her S3d birthday anniversary, having a big dinner and a good time. Mrs. w. l.. Scott and Mrs. A. K. Pegg af Apache, Ok, had intended to be present, but did not arrive until one day late. They will visit with their mother and NIT. and Mrs. Earle for a few days.
 Squire Earle reports that wolves are killing sheep in his neighbor- hood and hopes to organize a big wolf hunt soon.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
CHOKED TO DEATH
 ON PINE BARK
The Six-Year-0ld Child of Neal Dong- las Found In Cotton Pen Near Nun ley In a Dying Condition
 Monday.

A strange and sudden death of the six-year-old daug hter of MT. and Mrs. Neal Douglas of Nunley, eight miles east ot Mena, was re- ported in town Tuesday.
 Monday, while the members of the family were in the field picking cotton, the child was lett to play in the cotton pen. Later when one of the cotton plckers went to the pen, they were aston- isned to find the child in an un- conscious aud almost helpless condition. She was evidently choking to death. In spite of all efforts to relieve her, the little girl died before physician reached her. An examination de- veloped the fact that a piece of pine bark had lodged in the child's throat. cutting off her breath and causing death. It IS presumed she had been playing with the bark from the logs which formed the cotton pen and putting piece in her mouth, had accidentally drawn 1t into her throat, where it lodged, stopping her breath and therefore her power to call or go for help.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
MENA CHICKENS WINNERS.
E. K. Biser's Birds Take Premiums in
 Indiana Show.

E. k. Biser, 1904 Eleventh street, this city, IS just in receipt ot a hrst and special prize award ed on his trio of Chrystal White Orpine tons, given by the Keller. strass Poultry Farm of Kansas City, Mo-, the originators of this breed-this in consideration of hls having won the first prize at the Mena fair. Mr. Biser has al. so received word from Ft. Wayne Ind, where he is showing Black Minorcas, that be has been awarded first and second pre. mlums. Mir. Biser has pen of birds entered at Beach Park. O which he expects to hear from soon. ~
 Mena IS coming to the front in the poultry line, and MT. B:s,r is doing a good work.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
PRasRESs AT BIG WELL
E. J. Ralston Has Everything Work
 ing Smoothly-In Hard Rock.

A visit to the we'll being drilled near the dam under the direction of the waterwofks commission found E, J. Ralston busy poltas.s ing the big drill down into the hard rock-rock so hard that it cuts the steel almost as fast as the rock. The hole is about I5O feet deep, and the water stands within four feet of the top of the ground, despite the fact that much must run away in the boul- der formation, extending down about forty feet. MT. Ralston says he believes if casing was put Tn the well would overflow now. He IS very confident of se- curing a flowing we'll before he finishes the work.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
BOARD CAMP NEWS.

Messr Walter and Henry Bain made business trip to Womble last week.
 w. k. Young is having new residence erected on his farm near Board Camp,
 Uucle Robbie wford of Texar- kama is visiting with friends at Board Camp.
 Henry Lawrence of near Hath away was calling on friends near Board Camp Sunday.
 Messrs. Coy Miller and Grady Embry attended the teachers ex- animation at Mena last week.
 Misses Dora Parish and Ruth keunett visited at home of H. G.. Medford Friday night aud Satur- day.
 Mrs. Mima Gardner, who has beeu attending the protracted meeting at Cherry Hill for the past week returned home Satur- day.
 Fl. Bates of Big Fork, has been spending the past few days at the home of Mount Bates near Board Camp.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Hilton at tended the Missionary Baptist Association at Macedonia church Tn Montgomery county last week.
 Golden Hair.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
GREEN HILL SLIPS.

The books have arrived for the Board Camp school library. MT. Gregg of Heaveuer, OK, is here working at the DeLittle saw mill.
 There IS prayer meeting every Sunday evening at the Baptist church at 4 o'clock.
 Mrs. K. B. Durham visited her sister, Mrs. Will Philpot at Egg ger, Saturday, returning to her home Sunday.
 Aunt Minnie Gardner. who has been visiting friends at Egger the past week, returned home la st Saturday morning.
 Brown Hair.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
COVE CATCHES.

Agent Dunn is able 10 be out again but not strong enough to attend to business.
 w. C. Barton has sold his resi- deuce property and he and bis wife will leave for Western Texas next Saturday.
 A we'll known farmer living near this place has a silver hall dollar piece that was coined ia 1909, one hundred years ago. Will some of the Star readers state II there IS any premium on such coin?
 Miss Marie Little aud Luther Pi1kerton were marriei at the home of the bride near Old Cove last Wednesday. The ceremony bsing performed by Rev. Edgar Seay. The bride is the daughter of Mir. aud Mrs. Iroin Little and highly esteemed for her many amlable qualities. The groom T sides at Pearl. Ark, and is said be very estlmable young man.
 Cove is gong to have a brass s.nd, and 1t IS going to be a good { 'e too, as fl IS being organized members of the local camp of ". Q. W. Ed L. Goben the pho l grapher mentioned in the Cove ms last week. has taken the ntiact to Instruct the band, and he IS a fine musician the new l nd will not belong in getting in s4apc to play in public. This
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
BIG FORK BITS.

K. F. Pulman, a well known farmer, went 10 Mena last week. Walker Bates. our saw mill man, has moved to Gnnhammer. Professor Maxwell is having wonderful success with his school. People gathering corn are glad for the dry weather to continue. Mrs. Maggie Robins of Wom- ble, IS visiting Prof. Henry Max. well.
 ]. C. Bates, our road overseer, IS doing some good work on our roads.
 Slim Jim.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
| ITEMS OF INTEREST
 IS GATHERED BY TIE CORR RESPO NDENTS
OPAL NEWS.

A llttle shower Tuesday morn ing made all he farmers smile.
 J. T. Standridge and Alex Bates made a busiHess trip to Mena Tuesday.
 Tom Beds left Thursday for Ok lahoma, where he will spend a few days with his father.
 There will be preaching at low CT Big Fork Sunday. Every body come, Mammals Daughter.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
NEW COTTON ENEMY
Green Worm Bores Into Bolls, Lays Eggs and Young Worms Finish
 the Job.

Blythesville, Ark, Sept. 20.- Cotton fields in the north Sawba community of Mississippi county are being devastated through the ravages of new pest which has arrived to attack the cotton and do more damage than the boil weevil. The new pest is short green worm which bores into the boil and lays eggs. The young worms eat the cotton from the boil before abandoning it and whole fields have been recently ruined in this manner. One field of 20 acres, which several weeks ago looked to be good for two bales to the acre, was attacked by the worms and will now yield only about half bale to the entire 20 acres. The same sort of worm played havoc with the corn just as 1t was beg inning to silk in the spring.