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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Fourth and Gold Streets.


 (Rev. G. D. Christian, Priest
 in charge) First Sunday after Christmas, and New Years Eve.
 Celebration at a. m. Instead of o'clock Evensong, there will be an offering of the Holy Eucharist, with meditation and pray CTS. at Il D. m. Subject: "A New Start in Life," or, rather, Starting With New Life"
 The public is invited to take part in this most appropriate service. NORTHERN LIGHT PREs5Y-
 TERRAIN CHURCH (James If. ConGlt, D. D. Acting
 Pastor.) Morning service at 11:OO a. m. Sermon by Reverend Mir. Sharp of Juneau.
 Sunday School at 12 o'clock. No evening service. PRESBYTERIAN NATIVE CHURCH
 (David wagfoner, Pastor 1O:SO. Bible Study. A special watch service will be held at 1O:SO D. m. The Pilgrim Progress will be given, after which a prayer service will be held. zoo D. m. Wednesday. Mid-week prayer meeting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30

A coat of paint vii lsometimes make an old house look almost as good as new. but the same rule doesn't apply to a woman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30
THREE MEN BOUND OVER

Three men. arrested by the city police in raid recently, have been bound over to the Grand Jury by Commissioner J. B. Marshall under bonds of S25O each. John Markoff and George Cone are old offenders and each have served prison terms. John Dugan is not known 10 the To- cal police or marshals' office as ever having been in trouble before.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30

WANTED-A girl for general housework. Enquire Mrs. Chas. Goldstein, S24 2nd ave. d26tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30
TURKISH BATHS

RUG CLEARING--All spots taken out. colors restored. remaking. fitting and laying all kinds of carpets and linoieums Upholstering. mattress work Furniture packed for ship ment Chas. Anderson, Second and Franklin Sts.. opposite Van Lehn & Raymond's Carpenter Shop. p. O.. Box 522. d2S-St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30
SCANDINAVIAN, LUTHERAN
 MISSION

Rev Martin Larson. Pastor. Divine service tomorrow at 2:SO D. m. in the Presbyterian Church. Good music rendered by the assis- ant pipe organist of the Lutheran Church in Ishpeming, Mich.
 All are welcome.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
~ < < <
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH.
SCANDINAVIAN MISSION

New Years service 8 D.. m. in the Christian Science Church, corner 5th St. Sunday night. Mir. M. M. Eimsy will have charge Of the music and singing Then you know it will be good. Sermon by John Rosen. Sub ject: Behold, l make all Things New" Come. sure, and bring your friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30

wANTED-Woman to do family washing at her own home. Call S49 Diston, phone 16S. d26tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30

Fall and Winter overcoats 1-S off at Goldstein's Emporium. d22-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30

wANTED-Girl for light house work. Phone 429.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-30
Frontal Measurement

Frontal Measuremept
 Don't you admire high brow?" "Yes, unless the expanse of brow is due mainly to a condition of swelled head.'-(Washington Star)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

-Seute finbet Der 0ffentlide Ser
fauf bon peri0nlidem @igentbum bcs
Sobn 8obs, allf Der alten @eper
Sarm itatt.
Strait Marp 8eioemann, melde
trGbreno bes @inters ibr Seim bel
Der Samllie Sobn Sl,,etid bel SWiss
madte, lit bieie ISOLDE pieoer nod
Serntailn auriid aefebrt.
-Srit &attelmanr iinb iein 9effe
Sreb &attelmanr, bon Sirit Greet
bradten bieie ISOLDE brei Stiere auf
ben bieiieen Marft Die Dos aniebn-
li6e @eiammtgeipidt bon $500
Hfun6 batten ooer burdi9nittlid
1900 8funb per aopf ipoeen. 9ie
Stiere tpitrben on benz S1ldhter
8aIter Saniiier perfauft, Der $500
per 100 oafiir be5ablte, ODER fir Die
8 Stiid @ieb $252.OO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

Die eritcn Sdpalben baben bier
bereits ibr gri6einen 9emadbt..
-Sitern fGllt bieies Sabr auf Den
90. @pril.
-Sronf Gggers beeab iid ON Der.
eangenen Sonntag nad Reo gub,
SILL, Inn Der 8eitattilng zines per-
itorbenen Sreunbes beiautuobnen,
Otto Druid unb @attin iinb bo-
rige ISOLDE bon ct. 2ouis bier Elm.
getroffen, 'unb iperben Sermann 81
ibrer 3ufunftigen Seimatb MAIDEN.
-Hen. 81. aunamnnn beiudt lett
mebreren @ofen Die Rormali6lle
3u Cape @irarbear, Mo., Inn ii9 fir
ben 2ebrerberuf aus5ubilben.
-8m. &aderbGumer, nebit Sobn
8alter, aus Der Rdbe bon 9rafe, be.
fanoen iid am lesten Samstag bier,
in Der Staot. Serr Haderb1rmer
lit elmer unierer luneidbrieen @bon.
nenten.
-Sulius Woebus bot iein @runo.
eigentbum, beltebenb aus Dem alten
2inber &lat unb benz alien 8peine
8lns, i'm oitliden Sbeile Der Stabt,
fiir5lih on @aria SSacqlin, bon Ser.
ger, perfauft.
Vim 9onnerstag letter ISOLDE lit
in ibrer 8obnung in ct. 2ouis
Srau Senrp Sor, friiber SRI. 8earI
Glarf, I'M alter bon 41 Sabren ge-
itorben. Srau 5or mar cine Sohter
bes perIt. 60. glarf, bes friiberen
Gountpanpaltes llnieres County, uno
rerlebte ibre Sugenoinbre in rnierer
Stabt, mo Tie piele Srelinoe l1no 9e.
fo1,nte sGblte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

-2ouis Drummer ,fno 9ai1l Sent
ME, Stiefiobn bon @rnit Martin, reis
Itcn Icsten Sreitas mad Soma mo iie
Stellen als Sarmarbeiter antreten
perben.
S. s.. Sieielmann, bon Sid
man, 9cbr., ienbet uns anlaBlid Der
grneueri,ng ieines announcements auf
oas 8olfsblatt, folgenoes @nerfen.
mtnssidreiben: .ginliesenb $3.50
fir bas 8olfsblatt". @s frellt urs
ie6esmal fpenn es in unierem Saiiie
erideint, unb m0bte ntdt serne obne
Oasielbe iein. Sier baben mir einen
redt itreneen. @inter gebabt, bod
tits ~gegentpartig redt i60n unb Die
Sarmer iinb fIeibig on &artoffel-
pflan5en. Collie mol elm Serman.
ner in uniere Radbaridaft fommen,
10 bitten mir Inn einen @eiud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
Samstag sparfaiie.

-ssrl. gteIfa SiIber weilt gegert.
mGrtis beiudspeiie IN ct, Soiiis.
Chico. 9onicsfo. bon ct. Souls,
befaao iid am norigen Sreitag bier
IN Der Staot.
-Sbeo. gluit unb @attir, bon
@asconabe, iparen am Sontag bier,
auf geiud bel gerwanoten.
SRI. glande @raf reilte OH
Sountag nod aanias Gitp, I'M ibreu
gruoer @ilinm nebIt Samilte, 81
beiuden.
-Srl. Mailo 8raettlp bon ct.
2oris, aretit gcyemuitrt;8 bier at Be.
iud bel iHren glterT Geo. &raettlp
un0 @attin.
-Sbeo. auidel, bon Stolpe reiite
Iebten Dienstog mad $ebron, &C.. g.,
,po er arf mebrere Ronate beidaftigt
iein miro.
-Sris Sbneiber II. S0bnden bon
ct. 2ouis beiinben ii6 felt einigen
Sasen bier gu 8eilid bel 8erfparo'
ten.
Die y2iterarp" Der Sohidule
miro be,ite Ibenb in Der $odidule-
halle ipieoer cine ibrer beliebten lin.
te~rbaltuneen gebenL gu ipelder Sober.
mann frelnolibIt ei~ngelanoen lit.
-Sranf eng, pelder felt mebre-
rem 8o6en bel ieiner Mlrtter, Ioipie
ionitigen 8erpanoten, on Route 3,
auf geiu9 eeiueien mar, lit ar1 leg.
ten Sonntag mieber nod Nora
Springs, Soma. gereiIt.
-Srau 81. S. StobImanr batte
Iestrn Samstag Dos llnaliid iih
burd fodenbes @aiier ernitli4 on
Der Sanb au perbriiben. 8ir Mint
iden @ebulo i'm Sdmera unb balbige
8eIierilng.
-Srau &oiaIia Saeger, cine fri.
here 8erpobuerin unierer Stabt, uno
rnmentlih inter ben alteren ilnierer
2eier moblbefomnt, iturb am 10.
IdrS I'M altenbeim gu 2ufapette,
Snb., in Incident iie lett bielen Sab
rem ibr Semi madt, i'm boben Sitter
bon 81 Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

CD. &emper, Der bieiige agent
Der Soro 4utomobile bot oieie @o6e
cine nelie b~erartige Mai6ine an Or.
s. aufberSeioe bon 9rafe unb an
@artin 9owlins bon Mc&ittrid ber-
fnlft.
-Iua. Sabiieger miro al1f ieinem
Grunbitiid, ben friiberen 8eeemonn
2ots, nOrblid bonn itGbtiiden Srieo-
boic, Elm Ei;bidles 8%obnballs baller,
fir oos Die glrbeitcr bereits Die gllts.
g%raGungcn lrQp1nen Doben.
-Srgenb Elm @ei61ftSmonn, mel
der ben @ertb Der oeutiden Breiie
nidt fennt ober nidt fennen mill,
bcm lit aud Die beutide <noidaft
g1n5li6 i6nuppe uno er giebt feilnen
Bfifferling oarum, Oh er lie bot obef
nift. 8esbalb alio eineln iolden
Wann feline <noidoft auforGnecn2
@s giebt genlie @eidaftsleute, mel.
DIE Die beutide &llnbi6aft miiroisen
lin6 81 i6aten miiien.
-Sn elmer 8eriamlung Der bieii.
gen Commercial &lllb, am lesten
Santstag Ibenb, mltroe bei6loiien
i'm fommenoen Sommer bier fem
Gbaiitallqlla obbaltcn. Siele Iite
glieber naren silguniten bes Gbalt-
tauqlta glans; % iebo6 8aibineton,
Nep Saben rnb gbanlois inn nGh-
item CONNER Gbalttali1ltas abbalten
nerben, eridien es rotbiam bas Bro.
iect atf Elm anoeres Sabr au bcridie-
ben.
-Sn ct. 2ouis lit ont Samstog,
ben Is. @ar8, Siiitlls 5dmmbrra.
elm bier moblbefanntcr friiberer Be-
nobner nnierer Stabt i'm alter bon
81 Sabren ulb Z Wonoten eeltorben.
Der 8~eritorbene pnrbe AM II. 4r.
quit 1854 in Sermann geboren p,,b
perlebte feline Sugenoiabre in unierer
Stabt. Spater 5og or nod ct.
2oltis, mo er Dos @aditeinleger.
Sanonerf erlernte iinb iid bort ME.
oerlieB, no er ieitber beltGnoig
Dobnte. Gr binterlGBt feline @itttpe
itnb feds ertpadiene &inoer, eben.
falls einen 8ruoer, Senrp Sdaum.
burg In ct. 2ouis mobnbaft, iopic
cine Sdmeiter, Grau Bertha alIe-
mann, Die friibere 8eiiserin oes
bieiigen 9th SoteIs, ieit mebreren
Sabren in Chicago aniaiiig.
-sbonniert nuf 6as Sermanner
!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
Bod Sier.

9as alisseoeidnete godbier Der
empire 8remine 60. lit sesentp6rtie
in allen 8irtbidaften Die ibr Bier
BON bieier 9rauerei be5ieben, an
3apf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

aus BEN yofks6fatt
frii8erer Sabre.
9ieie ISOLDE Dor IL Sabren.

Steie Nodle Dor IL Sagren.
@ei5en 95c, eier 12c, 3leie 9Oe,
0tebl $2.70.
StabtmobI:- gbas. Soned unb
2ebredt @oeit, ganoioaten fir Col
leftor; Sobn Slider uno $ermann
Sdilbad, ganoibaten fir gonitabler.
Stolpe: 9as Jingle Sobnden bon
Sran5 9uidel lit beoenflid erfranft.
- Die eriten @lternfreuoen erlebten
uniere 1a6barn, Die iungen @beleitte
saul Siht unb @attin, benen Der
liebe @ott am II. 3. Sc, elm Sobn.
lein i6enfte.
9rafe: @nlaBlid ieines 75.iGbri-
gen @~eburtstageS lpuroe Der @reiie
Miiller, Serr 8m. Sdauf bon benz
0rafe &niif6or nit einem St1no-
den beebrt.
9lonb: Gem ~4.jGbrieen Sodter.
den bes Gobt. Garter iprrbe am Srei.
tag beim Spielen Der 3eigefinger an
Der redten Sano abgebadt nit einem
Bell in Ben SGnben zines 6.iGbrigen
9riioer6ens.
Starb, am Iontas Woreen, nad
tangent ibiueren 2eiber, @mt. Silent,
i'm 4lter bon 81 Sabren, 8 Wonaten
unb 81 Saeen. Ser @~eritorbene mar
Witglieo Der Sbb SelIop unb 81. g..
Il. %. 2oeen.
9ieie 8ode bor 81 Sabreu
8rdIibent Mrabam 2incoln ber-
l6Bt einen 4ufruf fin 100000
Mann fir ben Wi~litaroienit. Sen.
eral Srber SEQ. 100.
SaS Sermanner 8olfsblatt, Der.
ausgegeben bon Safob @raf, er-
i6eint ieben Samstag ltnb foitet
iGbrli6 $500 in balbiGbrli1er Dor.
al,sbe5ablung.
Gn3eigen: Sran5 8oeing, Seffent.
li6er 0otar; sos. 8einert, llbr.
nader; Safob 8lattner, Commit
lions 4aufmann; Sulius Weblig,
S9ubmader; u. Otto, aue. 9aiie
uno Oscar Wonnig, aerate; Seinrid
German, MObel Sabrifant; s. 6.
Sedmann & Co., aaufleute.
Sin Der bieiieen bertiden Sdule
miro bis gum erIten Mai elm gebiloe-
ter unb nit auten 3eugniiien per-
iebencr 2ebrer berlangt, ipelder 5u-
glei9 engliid unterridten fam.
Sn Sib WiIiouri iino Die gu.
itGnbe gefabrbrobenoer Ratur. Cue.
rillas lnb &1iiber biirdaieben bas
2anb non melt nnb brett; Unions
leute nerben a,isgepliinoert unb ge-
moroet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

!
bon 8otsoom paren an Wontog in
@eibdften bier.
Die 2ower Sirit Greet S6ule,
81. SO. Sdsner. 2ebrer, miro amt
Samstag, Den 1iten april, Sdlub.
feier balten.
-Srau 2ouiie Stein bot lire
maize ser 2ittle Berger gelegene Sarm
bon 100 s(der on ibren Ntadbar
;Sobn 8,lefer fir $500 %berfauft.
-sGua. &rE!fina lnb Sobne be-
fonbcn ild lscDrerc Gage in @ascon.
ooe 100 tic ais 0auidreiner unb gin.
itreider beidGftigt ipareit.
-Sobn @llemaiin bot feline 81
| s(der Sarm, in Ser &dbe bon Ser
acr, an gbos. @abemeper nnb 8at.
tin, bon 81. Scr. 2, fir $4,000 Der.
fault.
-Srau 6. 9. 8arb reiite leBten
Sonntag nod ct. 2ouis Inn benz
gearabniB ibrer Sreunbin, Sran
Gcarl Sor, friiber SRI. Glarf, bei6il'
mobnen.
-sSreb. 6. 9loiiner, bon ct.
ssomes, @o. befanb iid eeitern bier
inn HadlaBgeridt I'm Die aominiitra.
tion iiber Sen HadlaB ieines 8aters,
Gbriitian aloiiner ir. 5u iiberneb'
ller.
--Gapt. Suit. 8oblt begob lid
am Sonntag nad goonpille, Mo,
mo er oas Stenerrao auf benz SluB.
oanpfer aibbp $50. 2 fiibren miro,
oas bort in Oieniten Der Slubperbei'
Ierungs . gommiiiion itebt.
-Srou Geo. 9raettlp, tpnroe les'
ten Montag nad Or. Saffner's Sol
pital eebradt unb mlBte iid bort els
ner operation unteraieben, bon mel
der iie, pie mir nit gergniigen er.
fabren ii6 raid mieoer erbolt.
81. cunningham, bon Der Sirma
ait6en & Co., Sabrifanten bon $ei5.
apparaten, in &anias Gitp, befano
iid ietten Montag bier, I'M NIT Dem
sdulratb Die 3wedmGbigfeit uno Die
Soften zines Gentralbei5 : Spltems
fir bos offentlide Sdulgebauoe gu
beratben.
-9as Srieoenstbal bot iett aud
cine Selepbon 8erbinoung nit Der
Gentrale in l,nierer Stabt unb benz
Smitcm Der @asconabe Central Sele-
phone So. 4ni6lliB an ben Sele-
pbon baben 8eter 8ogel, @ottlob
Sduee, Senrp 9aeder, Sbeo. Oil.
t6ep, Sris Selidlaeser, Sermann
&opp lrlb Sbeo. Suebmeper.
gilbert Soned, elm Sobn l,nieres
0titbiiraers Senrp Snned, pelder
icit nicbreren Sabren i'm Sasfell Sn.
ltitirt slt Saiprence, Sanias als Sns
itrufteur i'm S6mieoe : 9epartement
jener S6ule tDGtig mar, lit no6 ei,
ncm 0bnll6en Snititut Der &egieruug
na6 &orfolf, 8%irginien beriett NOR.
ben.
-Srib Stride, 2oltis mo SenrD
Sdollmeper unO Die Srls. ellie unO
Sba SenleDer, bon Scope perlebten
Den lebteu Samstag bel 9%efannten
unb Geripanbten in nnierer Stabt.
Senrp Sbollmeper tbeilte uns nit,
Dab CT bel Sebbetts, IN Gallamap
County cine 10 afer Sarm &c.
faitft bot unb bemnddit bortbin iiber.
| iiebeln miro.
Sic Sermann 9iItilline 60.
madt iebt lire Mblieferungen mittelit
eines IutomobiI. Srllf, ben lie onrf
Die 4gentur bon Gbriit. @berlin &
Son gefauft bot. Die Serm. OiItill'g
60, Die iid bon fleiren @nfGneen
gu einem umfanereiden @eidGftc
empor geidmungen bat, aGblt 5u IN.
ieren beOertenoiten Snbnitrien oercn
@rfolg aumeiit elmer progreiiipen itnb
reellen Notwithstanding auouf6rei.
ben lit.
-llnieren ber5li9en Danf hermit
ben folgenoen 2eiern bes @olfsblatt,
fiir Die millfommene @rneueruna If.
res Announcements, in Der peraange.
men 8o6e:
| ~ n CSs r ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

-sbOnniert ouf bas Sermanncr
8olfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

CD. unb Sobn &ormanrt bon
fredericksburg uno aug. 8roefer,
bon Sotsoam paren an @ontas in
@eid1ften bier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-09

Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.

worm are deposited on different parts 81
the cotton plant. A. ~oon ~ the worm i
Matched out il hecih~ IL work II de~truc-
ton by attacking the leaves. The color 81
the worm i pink. When near iull size il
enters the boil. wher il feeds On the seed
after which Il use the hollow or excavated
seed e : house when ready - 60 into IT.
third. or pupa stage.
There are several forms 81 injury all
due IL the pink bon worm. n attacks the
boil after working IN the leaves. One vi
the characteristic evidences ~ the rirk
worm J. a falling off If the squares ~
boll~. The hollis will open prcmaturclv.
making the cotton worthless. After this
occurrence the worm may he found in the
or seed, aud it, appearance may br
followed nv q strainin- of the remaining
The seed infested hv the pink worm
l. Improbable n an oil producer. and ~
seed for replantings 1t will be from fifty
20 seventy-tive per cent non-germinal. \,
conservative estimation OF the destructive
ness OF the pink worm, should It Get I
foothold in this country. would he that IL
injury 10 the cotton crop would be- great
rr than all other insects now inteSiins tina,
industry in the United States.
The pink boil worm has been found NJ
parts of Mexico. Ii can be carried in the
seed.
1T the reader finds q number of small
in his cotton field somewhat SIM
lar To the squirrel Bug (which he wall
find on his p~omearanate trees). but witl
the characteristic cNnarkines and descrip
ton given above, don't wait till q dan
passes. Don't be afraid OF ''crying 'woli.
Send a sample or write 10 Professor Er
nest +. Schell, State Etomoloeist, Austin.
or write 10 DR.. J. J. Morton, Mis-
sion. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-09

Miss Ethel Roy entertained tins after
noon with a kitchen shower al the home Of
Mrs. Cha rles Heilscher on Levee street,
konorihg Miss Martha Dickson. q bride
elect. The home Va handsomely decora-
ted for the occasion and the honor guest
.eceived many utensils Tor her Aiteht'a-
Ma Roy proved o charming hostess ana
spe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-09

The Thursday Bridge club th'> week
xas entertained b. Mr.. I. \. Kinder. n
ter a service OF dainty refreshments games
x,re nlavsi. The FIRST prize was award
a =, Mr.. oliver /. li1rk~. Mr.. q. n
lLsson will entertain the club neN' week
I'm, on Sa,urda, instead II Thursday on
account II the corning ilaff-D Dickinson
nupiial>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-09

Full credit has been gwen IN The wlrnor
in the presidential race for hi- marvellous
achievement. What kind oi "A rra ia the
loser make i there no honor~canterring
quality IN hs performance
Mr.. Justice Hughes Wa drafted aeainst
his inclination by the unanlmou vote Of
the republican, convention IA oriyr "a re-
unite the republican party. Ills patriotic
and sclf-sacrIfIcing candidacy c~Ifertcd
this reunion. broadly speaking. Ct-t ~ the
Mississippi. This reunion was not effect
ed in California. The republican candidate
for senator In that state. upon Wh IA both
factions united won by 300. 0d0. Iiughse,
to whom reunion was denied. lost Ly 5000
votes. la this state alone this reunion
had been evan approximately effected Mr.
IiughcS would have won the presidency.
s a candidate Mr.. Hughes showed him
self 2 strong man, a just man, q brave
man. 2 man Of brains. Of vim. % integ-
.rity, 81 manly Observation-Disclosures
Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-09

The weekly hop VI the Officer tluh
NJ Fort Brown will be- held a. usual Al ; 30
tonight at the pavilion. MEMBER of M
Country Club. their iamilles aud friend-
ere invited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-09
PINK BOIL WORM
DANGER Is GREAT
WARNING ISSUED
PLANT INDUSTRY MAN SAYS COTTON
COULD NOT BE PROFITABlY
GROWN WITH WORM WORKING.
CALLS ON FARMERS OF LOWER RIO
GRANOE TO TRY TO KEEP WORM
ON SOUTH OF RIO GRANDE.
fSreris; ~ The Herald,

MISSION. Texas. Dee. a.-Dr. j. j. Nor
ton. Inspector L. :. Bureau of Plant Indus
try. wishes eto earnestly call the attcn-
ton of the farmers and other In the
threatened invasion OF this country. and
particularly this very section. hv The worst
insect enemy the cotton grower could be
sured with. lie feels he should not have
10 intensity anything when he tree To
impress the public with the seriousness of
the occasion. If this new enemy told
10 other countries( should get a foothold
in the cotton belt Of the United States.
cotton could not be proiitably grown al it,
present phenomenally high price. The fu-
ture cotton industry ON the country j. very
much dependent on what the farmer of
this section will do towards keeping the
enemy on the other side of the Rio Grande.
Adequate measures are already IN course
OF operation. but these measures will be OF
little avail II the farmer does not help by
cooperating with the government inspec-
tors IN detecting the dangerous insect. and
also by cleaning up their abandoned and in
sect infested cotton fields. The people Of
other state have alreay helped isolated
places such as this Valley through the
channels of the government. Ii now be-
hooyes the farmers Of this section, where
the invasion may first be met with. 10
show their appreciation by doing their
share. no matter how small, IN keeping
away the greatest evil which could hap
pen 10 the industry IN the South. This
Valley can grow many crops with equal
success. Some parts OF the cotton belt
ear only grow cotton protitably. II the
cotton industry is badly injured. many peo-
pie will suffer financially. This insect l.
not a. unimportant ~ the boil weevilr
which. with other insects. at present costs
the country amount fifty million dollars
a year.
The moth which produces the pink cot
ton boil worm j. less than an inch acros>
the wings. The COLOR j. a 2ravish brown
with markings Of q darker shade. TIL,
forewing- are darkcd towards the end
and are much darker on the very tip. ~
a rule the insect lives about two weeks
and begins laying eggs n few days after
ii has started lie ~ n moth. II deposits
it, eggs IN other plants A. we'll a. The cot
ton and amongst these may he mentioned
| the Mexican cuphea and punica. ~ we'll a.
the Egyptian Sesame. The farmer may
look fot if in the Towering pomceranatc
Ii j. 4 very delicate moth a. far Nm con
| struction j. concerned. but very vieor-
ou> i'm III activities. II n we're moi fer IT.
delicate construction VIC here ~ thu par
of the state might nave q different story r
record. IN consequence q the continual
southeast winds. 1T has not been able 7,
make such Roadway towards our frontier
II we had onlv the moth to fear there
would not b very much menace.
The eggs of the moth of tho PINK bol
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Yhe following list of Librarian for the
l<srners' Library for the roining week l.
announced today:
Sundsy-M"rninc- Miss Anita Bpwic-
sft<rnoep, MIS- Virginia Mullen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mi~- Ethel Nealr;
evening, Mr.. Il. X. Lpew.
Observation-Disclosures. Mis- Anna Kelly:
evening, Mis- Anita Bowie.
Observation-Disclosures MIR. Floyd L.
WALTZ. evening, Mr.. George :. >tsll.
FridarAfdcrnoon. Mr.. Watkins: even
ing, Mr.. q. =. CLANCY.
Saturday-Aftcrnoon. Mr.. J. H. WI-
hams; evening, Mis- Anna Kelly.
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Delta. Lchich University. ISnchburg- Va; Ray
mond +. Benson. Alpha Gamma Rho. Iowa
State. Sheldon. Iowa: III. =. l,cnick. FIR t,sfn
ma Delta. DePauw University. Houston. Tex
A.: Edwin &. Starrett. Phi Gamma l'elta. ! M
versity IL Minnesota. sheldon. Iowa. Ira Web
stcr. Beta Theta III. University "a Texas.
Brownsville. Texas.
! VI. Hughes. rhi Gamma n'clta. Richmond
College. Richmond. Va: Arthur w James.
Kappa Sigma. William 4 Mary. Richmond. Va.
r. 4. Rurk. Mn Chapter. Washington a Lee.
Texarkana. Ark: Charles II. foySen. Theta
thi. Iowa State. Cedar Falls. Iowa. Edward
&. Gates. Vi PSi chi. Medical College vi Nir-
ginia. Richmond. Va. -. II. Barker. Pr Sigma
Chi. Washington a Lee. Iynchburg. Va
lanes J. Becker. Sigma M. Cornell, Louisians
Field. Hospital: William VI. Lepew. II Kappa
Aloha. Richmond College. Richmond. Va.
Forest T.. Cakes. Delta Sigma PHI. Tulane
University. New Orleans. la. Halrh y.
Browne. Sigma Chi. Iowa University. Waters
town. Iowa. II. Wrishaar. Phi Kappa Psi Get
tyshurg College: Anderson II Cosby. Kappa
Alpha. Richmond College. Richmond. Va; :.
n. Scott. III Nh: Medical College " Virginia,
Monroe. Va: II. a. Kinder. Phi Delta Theta.
Missouri Beta. Brownsville. Texas Faul
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

County and State Tax Assessor George
Champion expects 10 leave Sunday after
moor for Fort Worth where he will attend
the Texas County Tax Assessors annua
convention. The convention will convene
at Fort Worth Tuesday morning.