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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FOUND HEALTH
IN CARDUI.
Oklahoma city LADY Says She Visited
-Four states Seeking Health. But
DID Not Find II Until She
Took Csrdui.

Henryefta. Okla -Mrs Anna Uue
man. Of This place. SAYS that she sur
fcrcd for = wears with headache. hack
ache and Other complaints caused from
womanly troubles. and that sho had
been ~ Colorado Dakota. Missouri and
Kansas seeking health and mover found
10 until she took Csrdui She saws ahe
vas given up and was confined FOO har
bed Tor three months
She further SAYS we fhon mo,ssi
here and after moving here. tho drug
Eisf hero ln licnrycfta. Okla. told nav
husband about Cardu and gave him "a
BIRTHDAY Almanac. and read Tho tc.ff
moniaIs and began taking d. and could
500 after 7 had taken tho second bot
fIr lf was doing mo good and go Z
have kept n uu ] would NOT DO with
out lf in fhe house when Z feel tired
and nervous after doing hard d4...
work 10 seems fo rest mo and make mo
feel fresh
To-day ] ann VOL woman and Z
know ihaf tarfuI BIAS cured mo
com du HIl mf own work and Washing
and house cleaning uDu without over
giving uuf have several friends
rIFhf here in town Who have been ur
able f1 d0 their work for wears buf AFRO
now 49, since taking couple NJ bot
fra ~ farIui weigh 100 r0und.
and am alwara VOL Whom Z com
m'nrof taking f ono year aRo. ! only
wrIFh"d iD0 pound.
Nl druggists .rT tarduI tho vom
ana tonic Trr f f you need % rom
.'15 OF ihie Mind. Get o. bottle today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Not a Trace Of Gray Shows
After Applying Q-Ban-
No Dye or Sticky Mess
Harmless.

Do this: Apply like a shampoo
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and
scalp. and dry hair in sunlight. A few
applications like this turn all your
gray faded. dry or gray-streaked hair
to an even. beautiful dark. shade
Q-Ban also makes scalp and entire
head OF hair healthy. SO hair is left
soft. fluffy. lustrous. wavy. thick.
charming and fascinating. without
even a trace Of gray hair showing.
making you look young again. Insist
on having Q-Ban. as it is harmless
no dye-but guaranteed to darken
gray hair or money returned. Ask for
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Only soc
for big 7-oz. bottle Griest Drug Store,
1125 Market St. Wheeling. w. Va
out-of-town folks supplied by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
SOCIAL HIGHWAY.
MAN-COLONIA


Edwin August star. director and
author. hero of thousand photopIsys
WI next Dc seen boz this city az Tho
lplonial frcatrc "wednesday ana
thursday. when the World FIlm pro
ducuon. The Social Uighwayman
viii BE- the feature shown on mo
screen Mr August is not only dire.
Tor or this iiycpart photoplay sxtraor.
dlnaf} but also plays the leading role
WIN aIl tho excellence ~ bis charm
lht graceful screen acting. which has
endoarcd him 10 millions Of motion
picture fans
The story Of The Social IHFhwa,.
man is That ~ Curtis Jaffray. whose
boy ideal Dr. tIudo DuVal. who stole
from ihr rich ~ give fo tho poor Cur.
poe was ihr of prinE OF misaiIiaurn
which 70 ulted boo bite being brought
1p 100 such bitter poverty that hia
mother. before biz birth. was driven
tu thirtcrF tO obtain food When cur.
iH reached fhr axe Of twelve The par.
'nfs were Mortified af tho discovery
fhHi Do had inherited through pro.
natal influences tendency to steal
iluH in later Years when boz had DOB
h'riicd Tho title and estates nf hia
sftudfHfh'r Tho Fashionable stratum
~ society ir startled hy series Of
IHfinE thrffs Ie 1I ovrrllcuftf Dor.
'lH}'d boo This mrludrama Iu which be-
iniofep' one ~ tho sweetest rom.
Hrrrr ever filmed
Do IIfI and thr Game scrIre 40
Ia. and other ~rturps viii Do Included
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
CIVILIZATIONS cHILo-REx.


Civilizations Child. the Triangle
lnce production on the Rex program
today. with Anna Lehr and William
w. Thompson. is play that is bound
10 penetrate right to the hearts of
every one who sees IT, You will he
interested in the story OF the pretty
little foreigner Who came to this coun-
Try after Witnessing the massacre of
her relatives In kier only To find that
her uncle could not protect her from
the prosecutions and torment of a rich
boss politician Of the lowed east side.
Even after her marriage 10 another
the persecution was not over. for the
boss daughter fell in love with the
husband and she wanted him for her
own. The poor little girl had to give
up all. What was left for the girl 20
do" Just one thing To secure re-
VcnCe for the wreck Of her life: and
she did IL In q way that gives one OF
the most thrilling moments in this
fascinating photoplay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
THOMSON CLUB PLANS
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
WILL BE IN NATURE OF
BOOK SHOWER
Social Meeting Will be Held Tuesday
EVenins-Men TO Serve Supper
May rs.

Preparations for the observance
OF the first anniversary of the found
ing of the Thomson Mems club were
made last night at the monthly meet
ing held in the club rooms in the
Thomson NJ. r. church. The event
will be held Tuesday evening. June
8. and will be in the nature of book
shower. Speakers will be secured and
a musical program will be given.
The next social meeting of the club
Will be held next Tuesday evening
and Lieut.. J. Summer Jones. a West
Point graduate. of this city. will make
the principal address. His topic will
be Preparedness" and in addition a
musical program will be enjoyed.
Another event that Was planned ut
the meeting last night was the festival
and supper that will be given by the
men on Thursday evening. May %. in
the Thomson church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

W. ~ Manning 4. G. Hailock
-. y. Mckee g. T.. Shenerlin
+. y. Sharpnack Or DavidSe
W. =. Thomas John = Scot,
Henry Fox George Breseck
IL. II. juggling
Among the local firms aiding in the
movement are the following
Harry Northwood company
Wheeling Can company
Reed. Robb and BREEDING
Mctullagh and Reid.
is'nburg Tobacco company.
National Loan company.
; :. kresgc company
W. ~. ;. Neff Hardware company
". : Foose and company.
Nheeltng stamping company,
Stroehman Baking company.
kleiNes Lumber company.
lark. Schilling company.
l. W. Bcltz and Sons company,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
What They All Think OF Money.
HOUSE PASSES Aeore BILL

WASHINGTON. May The aeri.
cultural bill carrying 1924. 500 600 and
a rider providing a new cotton futures
law. uniform federal grain grading
law ana federal warehouse system
was passed today by the house. N
now goes 10 the senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
TO HONOR CANNON

WASHINGTON. May House
leaders are arranging a special dem
onstration In honor 81 former Speaker
Cannon. now an untitled member. TO
be- held next Saturday. Mr. Cannon
viii be- eighty years old Sunday
CLARK Majority Leader Kitchin and
other democrats and Republicans are
nNINctrd 10 make snccches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

itself. all being restricted by their very
motive TO special field OF endeavor.
while real harmony committee can
be maintained as a general clearing
house for all civic activity and BY
providing for an exchange of opinions
and experiences between the various
interests will often reduce friction and
antagonism and make for the continu-
alton OF peace and prosperity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FOUR PRISONERS
Brought From psrkersbura Yesterday
and Lodged IN ohio County jail
for the Federal Court

-Four federal prI aDuora were BROUGHT
from tho wood county IaU af park
OF bufE yesterday hf United States
Deputy Marshall g. o. Cooke and
lodged ~ mo ohio county iaI fo b.
trraiFnrd before fhr federal court bob
session here
Stella White. Of Richie county. who
.a charged with using tho mails 10
drffHuI while tho three others Harry
HarEIaur Harry CLARK and John E~n.
OF are alleged bp0ficugera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
"oie schoene Won strand -

Wednesday evening ar the Elks' Au-
ditorium this production will be given
by the Pabst Theatre company OF
Milwaukee. Wis. and 10 promises TO
be Of unusual merit The company
was here once before his season and
made an excellent impression. In the
above production the members Of th.
company excel any previous effort. and
y hiEh class performance ]. Asaured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
ENDORSE TEDDY

JACKSON Miss MAY The Nis.
sissippi state convention Or the Pro
grcssivc party held hero today cndors.
cd Theodore Roosevelt for the Pro.
rrcssiyc Presidential non nation and
elected four delegates .at-large 10 the
national convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
ARRESTED IN STATION

John Miller Who lItea ont fHt ~ A
- was 1froHfed af fhr 70 4 % station
IHaf nIFhf 1r ONIrrr o. o. fIum pr
q ghHrF" OF drunfrnnsaa and commit
ied in 'hr county laU hF Justice Wft.
ham Tor hearing today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

We have evolved standardized
bridge prize for all our afternoon al.
fairs
What is it,"
a boiled dinner in a can. n keeps
from scOlding"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

III You sed 'tsct--tf' TOR . 'fs-s- forus'"
ccntrapt ions for Coru~ Here's some
'Gefs-lf.' It's just wonderful how easy.
clear and clean DO makes any corn
come right off. Take -iur a fru -.r-
"nds 20 apply ~ dries AZ once But
your sock on right over there
nothing 20 stick or rolf uu. form =
bundle ~ your too. or press ON tho corn
It's painless. simple ue rolling or r. log
Now put away those knives. razors nn4
scissors. use Ioefs-Gf' and yOuIl have q
and CaIluzss"
"Gcts-ff' is sold hy druggists every
whore. -ar. re- bDffls.ur ssuf direct hy
v l.awreurr Goa 49, 'lttuEu. 90 sold
iu Whsrung end rslnfufurndsd aa tho
world hraf corn rsusTt rt John Cole
man A CO.. g.. o. GrIs-f a co.. gaus'
Pharwacr. ". 81 NsElroy and Ba.r's
pharmaTf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
BLANCHE swEET-vtRGfNtA

blanche sweet Boo the thrilling story
~ Russian political intrigue will be-
ihr attraction af The Virginia theatre
ON "wednesday and ThuradaV Boo tho
Ir.." T. Iaakt production ~ Tho
S'w'f.. founded upon Henry seton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
my HOME TOWN GIRL
SCORES HIT AT COURT

MY Home Town Girl" beautiful
melodious, musical comedy with Leila
Mcintyre and John Hyams in the lead
ing roles, was presented last evening
az the Court theatre by Perry J.
Kelley. and with a beauty chorus that
sang and danced themselves into The
good eraces of the capacity audience.
surpassed any seen here this season
herring judgment was shown in the
selection OF the cast. which resulted in
sweet delicious and tuneful play.
Miss Mcintyre as Dorothy Nav Dawn
me girl from Grand Rapids. left a
charming impression upon the audi.
ence by her daintiness. and Alma You
I'M as Eleanor Arlington. was a yalu-
ape addition 10 the femiline portion
OF me principal cast. Madame Marie
y. Jlay. Eda Won Luke. q French mo
ulste. IN whose fashionable New York
Snop the FIRST scene Of the comedy Is
IdlI' successfully performs grotesques
ana cccontric comedy which no one
else would dare attempt There was
not single situation in the attraction
Whlch was not mirth provoking and
did not blend with hilaritv and apnre.
citation on the part Of the audience
There was mixed chorus to assist
IN az the musical melodies rendered
BY the various principals. and win
| the graceful dancing. elaborate scenic
euects. q clever plot in which mistaken
ldrniitN flourishes. lovely gowns and
enhancing music. one Of the most
promising successes Of the season was
presented To wheeling theatregoers
THE ETERNAL MAoDAIENE
Advance interest in the coming
presentation OF The Eternal Magda-
lenc' by Selwyn and Company al the
our Theatre commencing Monday
MAY Sth for nights and a Tuesday
matinee. D. greater than that taken in
any theatrical event of the season
The TACT that the play proved one OF
me Eratest successes of the season in
New York naturally makes II of inter
est 10 lovers Of the drama wherever IL
may appear.
Quite apart from the remarkable
stage effects employed in its presen-
iation and the personnel Of the unusu-
any excellent cast assembled for its
production. The Eternal Magdalene"
would, OF itself. excite interest wher-
ever seen. In describing II at the time
OF lts tlrst presentation In New York
critics found themselves al a loss Tor
words 70 suitably convey their mean.
ing. lhai ~ b. remarkable and unusu-
81 they agreed, but IL was more. II
held within its lines that which stirred
those who saw n to their innermost
depths. From the moment the curtain
rose on the first act until IL descended
az Us close. the play held lis Auditors
break
The people NJ a fair-sized American
CITY nave taken b. upon themselves 10
pass judgment on certain of their fel-
lows whose paths have led them into
ways 81 sin That they Themselves
might BE- untitled 10 judge others they
give no thought A. the play develops
however. this one great truth is final
~ brought home TO the one man who
mas ldken me most active part in the
/ VIC" crusade. and az its end his con
science o. aroused and his ewes are
opened 20 his true self
The cast has ben carefully chosen
TOT the presentation OF the play which
VIII b" seen here exactly a. 10 was
produced In New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
"Why Swear, Dear?
Use 'Gefs.H'
for COms"

It's the New Plan. simple Sure As
Fate. Applied IN a Few Seconds
why. John. / never know YOU To use
such Language Two rofd you sew
eral times us NO use 20 try those
banda ges. salEcs tapes. uiagt,re and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

same thoughts tho same reactions on
human nature in their proverbs.
For instance. the French have a PROV
.th. "A man who wants TO drown his
press tho same thought nv saving ..uc
the sheep"
na AsSin 49, We all know the German or
look az bishop"
Women always speak the truth. but
h no, me hole truth" Is AN Italian prov
,rb. III" German puts II. women tell
thc truth. hut only half OF It,"
Few Remarks on Women.
Woman impromptu. man on refoc-
ION - an Italian proVcrb. TAKE "a
woman hrst advice. not her second"
u the way the French put II.
The German SAYS. Two cats and on.
mouse. two women and one house two
dogs and one bone will not agree long"
Mhilo the English put II. Two women
placed together make cold weather"
"Another's care hangs by a hair il
INC spanish method Of describing how
lightly our neiEhbor's cares weigh upon
us, while the English saying -. Other
pcopl" troubles never keep US awake
nights"
What They All Think OF Money.
IN" omntpOtcnce Of money is IA
Norite subject Of the provarh makers
~ y interesting To sec the different ways
in which they express II. Good man
ners and plenty OF money will make
MY son n gentleman. says tho Portu-
gucs". Money does not get hanged
says tho German. Money is an cpl
tome - human power" says tho Ifal-
IAN Money turns bad into good" cays
the Spaniard.
ON" could 90 on indefinitely multi
rlNin such examples. hut these are
'h"ush 10 show how minds Of all ages
have thought alike. OF course in many
cases nations iutcrmingling with each
olhsr have exchanged proverbs but bon
such cases one finds exactly tho same
lroN'rb ~ the different languages In
~" cases have quoted the varied forms
OF expression show that the same
ihought comes Independently TO each
and finds its own form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
All Nations Have Similar Proverbs.

Ih"~" statements aren't half Su much
exaggerated a. I used 90 think At least
not it YOU can draw any analogy from
pfpN'rbs. For ~ BIS both interesting
and astonishing 90 find how tho people
or All nations and ages expressed Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
Side TALKS
Inv Rnth Han.rnnN
Nothing New
by Ruth cameron.)

There Is nothing new under the
sun"
Did that proNcrh make YOU very in
dtgnant when you were young n al
ways had that effect on mo. n seemed
somehow a reflection ON the time
chose 90 come into the world. Besides
~ wasn't true. My world was fun Of a
number 81 things and q great many OF
th'm were ncw-to my thinking
Again. ~ always seemed absurd TO
~" {" hc assured that there ar. only
half dozen story plots in tho world
and that at jokes are related 20 the
orr giTal ten.
but aS I grow Older I am beginning
TO understand a little more what these
things moan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
MANY WHEELINGITES
HELP SOCIETY FOR
PRISONERS RELIEF
LIST OF SEVERAL HUNDRED CON.
TRleuLoRs ANNOUNCED
YESTERDAY.
w. A. ksrnes. Field Representative.
Leaves for Huntington Headuuar-
ters-Pleased With Support.

w A. Karnes, of Huntington. field
representative Of the Prisoners Relief
society. viii leave this morning for
Huntington, and after spending A few
days in the society's headquarters
there. viii go TO Cincinnati. o., where
ne viii work in the interests of the
organization. He will be accompanied
by his wife. who has been assisting
MN IN the work. During their stay in
wheeling. Mr.. and Mrs Karnes have
made many warm friends.
Mr.. karnes has spent the past sew
eral weeks in Wheeling. during which
time he has solicited many contribu-
lions Tor the support of the society.
lie also has been instrumental in oh
tanning employment for many persons
who have completed service in the
penitentiary and who are endeayoring
10 start life anew.
In speaking of his work. Mr.. Karnes
sald yesterday that he appreciates the
support given by Wheeling persons
Ihey have been generous financially
and otherwise. he said. He announced
a list OF contributors. including three
or four hundred names, while many
contributed and requested their names
withheld. Others promised to support
the movement later.
The list announced BY Mr.. Karnes
includes the following:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-21
CERTIFIED DAIRY
FOR ". FLORIDA
MACHINERY ORDERED FOR A
PLANT AT D'FUNIAK, TO EN-
COURAGE DAIRY BUSINESS IN
WEST FLORIDA.

DeFuniak Springs, June 2O.-Great
interest is being taken here in the
construction of certified dairy and
ice cream plant to furnish market
for the dairy farms throughout this
section of West Florida. Machinery
for the factory has been ordered and
work will be begun as soon as it is
on the ground. Dairy and other farm
ers IN Walton and adjoining counties
are being informed of this market
and every effort viii be made to i'm
prove the dairy stock to insure milk
and cream for the operation of the
plant.
The West Florida Chamber of Com
MERGE expects to make study of the
results with view to encouraging the
installation Of similar plants as mar
keGng centers for other dairying sec.
tions of West Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-21
CROP CONDITIONS IN
SANTA ROSA GOOD

In speaking of the conditions as he
finds them in travelling through Santa
Rosa county, Mr.. Stewart says the
peach crop will be short, although of
excellent quality. He finds the citrus
fruit crop much better than at first
anticipated. The oranges, especially
are hanging on well, and the grape
fruit is still blossoming, and indica-
tions point to an excellent crop of
both these fruits in this county.
Of the corn, cotton and other field
crops, Mr.. Stewart reports them to be
in excellent condition with a largely
increased acreage over former years
Milton Gazette.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-21

]. H. Bayliss, in the city automobile
driven by Frank Bobe. The other car
was driven by Louis Boley who is
pacemaker for the Pensacola delega-
ton, and carried as passengers United
States Marshal J. B. Perkins, P. L.
Rollo and Stephen Herrider. The
party was Joined at Milton by w. NJ.
Herrider, secretary of the West Flor
ida Highway Association, and Peter
Lindenstruth, who left Pensacola on
the east bound train Tuesday night.
The reception at Milton was an en-
thusiastic one, and the motorists were
given cordial entertainment. The
weather was threatening when the
party left Pensacola but cleared
towards the latter part of the eve
ming. The night was spent at Mil
ton and the party left this morning
for Holt where they will stop twenty
minutes.
Many cars are expected to join with
the Pensacola delegation and about
twenty will probably arrive at Quincy
proving West Florida's interest in
road building. The tourists are due
to arrive at Chipley this afternoon at
five o'clock, and spend the night
leaving on the last lap Thursday
morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-21
4 FUTURE IN
IN 4 NUT SHELL
PLANT PECANs, SAYS J. @. HAN
SHAW-CRoP is CERTAIN TO
YIELD AND OUR SOIL IS
ADAPTED TO 1T.

Milton, June 20.-"Let the north
know that this is the home of the
pecan-the paper-shelled, taxpaying
kind of pecan-and you will attract
many conservative investors" said J.
@. Hanshaw, state convict inspecto.
of Milton, in conversation with the
secretary of the West Florida Cham
Der of Commerce. ''Yessir, the pecan
is one of the future items of solid
prosperity for West Florida.
''I have planted as a heritage for
my children, an orchard of pecans and
/ have figured that by the time they
reach manhood and womanhood they
will have a steady income from those
pecan trees"
Mr.. Hanshaw is familiar with all
the counties of West Florida and de-
clares this is the natural home of the
pecan and the Satsuma orange, both
orchard crops that have no limit in
the number Of years of growth and
produce steadily year after year, fol-
lowing the first production. There
fore, acting on the suggestion Of Mr..
Hanshaw, one Of the phrases the West
Florida Chamber of Commerce viii
send as a message TO the north will
be aThe Last Great West-the Home
of the Pecan and the Satsuma
Z Orange"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-21
BOOSTERS MEETING
AT PONCE De LEON
SPANISH TRAIL AND WEST
FLORIDA CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE RALLY IN WALTON
COUNTY JULY 1.

Ponce de Leon, June 2O.-J. E.
West, ]. H. Manning and T. P. An
drews, are among those of Ponce de
Leon arranging for West Florida
Chamber of Commerce and Old Span
ish Trail celebration at this place
July 1. This little city is located
near some of the finest fishing
streams in West Florida and it is
being planned by the committee in
charge to have more than one thous-
and pounds of fish prepared for the
visitors.
Invitations have been sent out over
Holmes county and a portion of Wal
ton county, and the secretary of the
West Florida Chamber of Commerce
has been invited to deliver the adj
dress of the day. Other officers and
directors of the chamber of commerce
in Holmes and nearby counties have
been invited to attend the celebration
R. /. Mathews, Holmes county farm
demonstration, is arranging for a far,
mers' meeting on that same day. II
is planned particularly to demonstrate
to the farmers the great benefits tC
be derived from a cooperative mar.
keting and crop system established
through the medium of the chan bel
of commerce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-21
RUSH MARIANNE
FAIR BUILDINGS
AGRICULTURAL AND CATTLE
SPACE ENLARGED CATTLE
WILL BE ESPECIALLY BOOST
ED.

Mariana, June 20.-Work Of
placing additions and new buildings
at the West Florida Fair grounds has
been begun, and it is announced by
J. D. Smith, president of the Far
Association and a director in the West
Florida Chamber of Commerce, that
better accommodations will be pro-
vided this year for agricultural and
livestock exhibits. The Fair Associa-
tions plans to make a particular eff
fort to attract good herds of live
stock and will be much better equipped
to care for them this year.
As suggested by R. J. Pleas of
Chipley, the work of preparing exhib-
its for the West Florida Fair may be
made pleminary to selecting the best
exhibits to be placed in fairs outside
the state.