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The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
DIR. WARTHIN TO
BEGIN SEX TALKS
IN "Y" SUNDAY

The annual sex hygiene lectures
~ the Y NJ c. A. will be delivered
by Or A. 5. Warthin. OF Ann A.
Dor. Sunday afternoon and Monday
night. Special preparations have
been made 10 accommodate the ex-
pected crowds by using the big gym
uasium pr Warthin has been fcr
many years the head OF the depart
ment OF pathology OF the university
medical faculty and has achieved a
reputation as a lecturer 10 men on
sex problems This is Dr. Warthin's
eighth series OF addresses in the
y VI G. A.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
PROFESSIONAL
MEN WRANGLE
IN DAMAGE SUIT

Law and medicine came 10 grips
in Judge Murphy's court. Friday
morning in the persons Of T. H.
Kennedy. a lawyer who brought
suit against DR. Jacob Rosenthal
Tor personal injuries resulting from
a collision with the physicians auto
mobile. The accident occurred Jan
.. 1916. while Or. Rosenthal was
answering call The two cars
came together at Grandy and Can
held-aves Kennedy claimed that
he was earning 5000 a week previ.
Gus 20 the accident but that his
earnings have been less since be
cause of the diminution OF his work
ing capacity.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

II the suffrage situation we're 20
undergo no further change before
1920. women would vote for presi-
dent in rs states and help choose
1874 electors
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Will
large stocks OF Cut
all Is mpor
Cos r
my hai M set in ordes
4 We
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

$50 SECURES THREE LOTS
Three lots each S6x134 II, 1 min
utes from limits near Cd. RIVER
ave and 7-Miie Drive Price $3.50
for lots Half the price OF nearby
lots S25 takes equity. balance
monthly owner, box A. No %,
Times.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

FOR SPRING PLANTING
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS.
lawn SEED AND FERTILIZER.
ONION SETS AND SEEDS POTA-
TOES
LOHRMAN SEED co.
RANDOLPH-sT and GRATIOT-AvE
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
ron sALE-siIscELLANEoUs
sly LAST YEAR HAINEs'
WIGS TOUPEEs and HAIR

Ia :" r. y ~. IT \ \ = ~
iGS. TOUPEEs and HAL
GOODS Notice 20 my
customers and others.
. This is my last
yosr IN the Hair
Goods business.
Any customers. &
~ men or women, in
81 need OF a Wig. a,
~ Toupee. y or ~
Wig. come and get
your orders Ira AZ
lnGl ~ an anlu
ma ke 80 many and ~
~ cannot take care 81
N all az the last mo-
ment. Ladies', 4
have a large and
full line OF fine
French Hair switches
bought some S and a
years ago and still FOL
sale az old prices.
irst quality cut HAIR IL i'm
we'd nv ape after - d.. ~,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
IELP wANTED-FEMALE

HELP wNNTED-FEMALE
BOOKKLEpERt that has good practi-
-tai office experience must Dee neat
and well educated ru5 Gas bldg
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SITUATIONS wANIED-FEMALE
WOULD like washing or cleaning hy
the day. Telephone Hemlock $500
r. 900 Greeley 70
TO RENT-HoUsEs
A a. A. A a A A. A
Hannah Rental Agency
A free list Of houses and fats. Cali
in person at tllN oldest and largest
real eststs e 2, hang, ~ n ,l Michigan
TO HENT-HOOMS.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned and Bates-sts. Make your
home for the winter at the Hotel
Franklin Special weekly rates
from - 10 so
Pleasant Furnished Rooms
at l07 Charlotte
with an conyenlences. hot and cold
waiter 81 SO and-up
TO RENT--FLATS
A New Beautiful Six-Room
Apartment
Janitor service. modern. up 10 the
minute. rent $40 a month can be
seen sat and sun between 3 ana
o'clock aa9-fo1 Emerson ave
FURNITURE 500 modern 7-room fat
FOR sale naf FOR rent. reasonable
Mr. KNOWLES. - Safest cherry
RRATNNRP. Modern steam heat
cd ( rooms bath 1885, references,
WANTED-FARMs
SMALL. FARMS WANTED
2 T. 10 or Is acres within 40 miles
o. Detroit with or without stock
and implements Send fun particu-
lars.
ROSS LAND co.
MlchiEan's Greatest Farm Agency,
1902 Penobscot bldg. Phone Cad. SSH.
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wANTEDTO BUf --MIsCELI.ANEO
CASH for old false teeth. gold crowns
broken tewelry, dis monde, watcheA
etc-, rUII VHTUe JIM fztuFTrT rtrE
Co. o. Woodw'd- 4th noc~ elevator
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HIGH near Woodward ave. on ac-
count ~ leaving city ! viii sell at
sacrifice my l%-rOom down town
property. A gold mine for one
wishing 20 engage in rOomiug
house business Apply owner. box
40. Times
A 12-ROOM HOUSE. furnished on
High. near Woodward. steam heat.
baths. long lease. reasonable
terms 90 reliable party. owner. box
AS Times
A CFNTR Al rooming house, q clean
rooms big income $3.50. Cherry
41S7-M
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
ron sALE--vACANT LOTS

WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
MAYRrRY GRAND

MAYBURY GRAND
Near Warren. two-nat. brick. modern
rooms each large lot. rents for
$3.50 per year Price s. 200 on
terms
8 ROOMS
Hurlbut-avc.. near KerchevaI mod
ern TO minute large lot Price So
500
BUNGALOW
Near Jefferson ave. modern % MIN
ute steam heat: small payment
down
8 ROOMS
Near Nack-evc modern IN every
way viii scll on small payment.
Call NJ Went worth
TBONT.EY WILSON & co.
1915 chamber or Com Cad sqnq
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

HE'LL WANTLI,-wAf.s
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
ONE ACRE
FOR sALE-RooMING HOUSES

A 12-ROOM HOUSE, furnished on
High. near Woodward, steam heat,
baths, long lease, reasonable rent.
VIII give terms TO reliable party.
owner. box As. Times
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
211-3 YANCOURT AVE.
S19 MONTH

Cheaper than rent. 5-room cottage.
q Noble-st SO 900 ~ sold this
week
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
eoR sALE--REsrDENcE Property
Solid Brick eam-Heat Mack
Ave. Stores and Flats AT a
D,s.o-,t,,

81 900 20 $4,000 will earn YOU $4,000
yearly clear ur net income. Call
7S4 Concord Phone Ridge 459 for
appointment
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

WANTEp-By one of the STANDARD
Typewriter companies q good eV-
pericnced typewriter repair NOR.
Steady work good wages Refer
ences required Address box A-el
Times.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03

FOUND DEAD IN WOODS
Mr. ]. A Rozier Died OF Heart
Failure Saturday-Body Found
by Wife in Woods Where He
Had Gone to Cut Lightvood.

NJ. J. A Rozier, aged - years, vas
found dead II the woods ahou. 500
yards from lis home. miles north
east o. Jown, Saturday afternoon about
1880. Mr. Rozier wen, OF into the
woods about o'clock SATURDAY morn
ing 70 CIT load Of igh-wooi ard
when he failed ID return home At
noon Ms. RoEie- sent TWO Of her
children . hunt him. They tailei %
f128 their father and went back %
C1e house ana reported -o their moth
e.. Mrs. Rozier then went II search
q her husband aEG was shocked 70
find him lying OF the ground near
where ne Lad been cutting wood, cold
il death.
DR.. X. I. Granehanl was summoned
and went 10 tie scene and pronou.c-
ed death due 70 heart trouble. No
. inquest was deemed necessary. De
ceased IS survived by his vie and
five small children. Mr.. Rozier was
: IN town Friday and called at TIE
Robesonian office TO pay his sub,
scription.
The funeral was conducted at the
grave yesterday afternoon at $50 by
Rev. J. II. Fleming and inrerment wa:
made IN the family burying grou,lt
8. Bakers chapel.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Thompson Hospital Notes.

Reported for The Rohesonian.
Mrs. Lonnie Bullard. R. F. D. 4, was
admitted to the hospital last Saturday
suffering with typhoid fever.
Mrs. D. G. Lawson, R. F. D. 4, was
admitted to the hospital Sunday and
will undergo an operation today.
Miss Polly Carmichael, one of the
nurses at the hospital, who was ope-
rated on two weeks ago last Friday
for appendicitis, was able to go to
her home at Fork, S. c., for a short
vacation.
Little Leslie Flowers of Barnesville
who was so badly injured by disc
harrow last Saturday week, is doing
as we'll as could be expected
Mr.. Frank Jones, who was injured
at the oil mill two weeks ago, is grad
ually improving.
Mrs. Ed c. Watson, R. F. D., who
has been suffering with blood poison
for several days, is improving rapidly
Mrs. W. W. Lewis, Pembroke, R. F
D., who has been at the hospital foul
weeks suffering with fractured hip
steadily improves.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
KEEP WELL" CAMPAIGN
Lectures to Explain Plan of Free
Physical Examination forAdults
of observation-disclosures for
First 4 DAYS This Week.

DR.. ". 4. McPhaul, county health
officer, and DR.. A. J. Ellington, of
the State Board of Health. started out
this morning on the special keep
well" campaign which will be waged
in Robson during the month. They
will go 20 various places in the coun-
u for the purpose Of explaining the
plan 70 give free physical eAarlina-
ton to I'll persons between the ages
Of 20 and 65 years who wish TO take
aeiFa1 - o. :i.e opportunity q be-
ing e-an,ine3.
Vile D-s. NcFhaul ard Ellington
vi. aoc sire examinations On this
srcai.y,1, hey viii explain the plan
and urge the people 20 take advanI-
age OF the free examinations which
viii be given during the next months
| IN the office in Lunberton and al
so an office for this work will be
opened at Maxton and perhaps other
/ towns.
They will visit Orrum, Barnesville
and Fairmont today. They will be a.
i Orrum at 1 p. m, Barnesville at 3 p
m. and Fairmont at Z p. m. Tomor
row (Tuesday) they will go to Ren
merit, at II a. M, Lumber Bridge a
$3.50 p. m. and Rex at p. m. Wed
nesday they go to PuFyis at II a. m.
sCentenary at p. m. and Rowland a.
II p. N. The appointments for Thurs
day are: St. Pauls cotton mill schoo
at u, noon, St. Pauls high school a
3 p. N.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
NEWS ITEMS FROM LOWE
Death of MIR. A. S. Tyner-Mrs.
A. S. Tyner in Extremis-Per

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Lowe, Dec. Miss Dovie Prevatte
of Lumberton spent Thanksgiving
with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Tyner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Davis left
Sunday night for Charlotte to drive
back new Overland car. Mr.. Davis
works for the firm of L. E. Tyner &
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furman Barnes of
Lumberton spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Tyner.
Mr.. C. T. Pate of Purvis came ov-
er some days ago and purchased a
new WHY'S Knight automobile.
Mr.. J. r. Brown of Buies purchas-
ed and drove back large Overland
car.
Mr.. A. S. Tyner died suddenly Of
heart failure Tuesday at about $3.50
p. m. Mr.. Tyner had been in poor
health for some time but his death
was a great shock to his many friends
and relatives. He was member OF
Oak Grove Baptist church. He leaves
wife in critical condition to mourn
her loss. She was taken sick some
two months ago and is expected to
die any time.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
NOT A DESERTER
Cohen Johnson, Reported as a De-
serter, Has Enlisted and is at
Camp Sewer.

To the Editor of The Robesonian:
s Under the rules and regulations
promulgated by the War Department.
we are required TO publish the names
of all persons registered under the
draft act VINO fail 10 appear in re-
Spouse 10 notices sent by this board.
and who are reported TO Us by the ad-
jusant general Of the State as desert
ers" on account Of their failure TO
appear. IN IAe list published n
Thursdays Robes sonian appears the
name Of CO, en- johnson. white, Of
Fa;rmont. We find upon inveStiga-
ton tat III. Johnson asS enlisted
and is now in Camp Sewer. Greenville
S. c., and therefore is~pot desert
er". We are glad to make this cor
rection promptly. but in doing so we
desire to say that it is not the fault
of the local board or The Robesonian
that the error was made, but on &C.
count of the fact that no notice was
given this office either by Mr.. John.
sion or the enlistment officer, and
hence we had no way of ascertaining
he was in the service until Mr.. John,
sons brother advised US over the tel
ephone.
We trust you will give this notice
a conspicuous place in Mondays Ia
per, as we desire the error corrected
before any injury is done Mr.. John
son or his family.
T. L. JOHNSON,
Chairman Local Board No. l
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Visits Lumberton After 48 Years

Mr.. B. F. Pittman of Alexandria,
La, and son, Mr.. S. a. Pittman of
Oakdale, Ala, arrived here Thursday
night and viii spend some time in the
county visiting relatives. Mr.. B. F.
Pittman left Robson 48 years ago
and this is his first visit back to his
old home When Mr.. Pittman left
Robson there were only stores in
LumDerton and of course he was sur
prised to find the town Lumberton
now Is. Mr.. Pittman says his Sec
ton produced good crops this year
The farmers of his immediate section
raise cotton, corn and Irish potatoes
He told of one negro on his farm who
sold a carload of potatoes last spring
for $1,000.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Scratched by Rabid Cat.

Mr.. Harry Baxley, who lives on R.
1 from St. Pauls, passed through
town Thursday evening en- route to
Raleigh to take thePasteur treatment:
Mr.. Baxley was scratched by a rabid
cat several days ago. At the time the
cat scratched him he did not know
the cat was mad, but some days af-
ter he was scratched the cat went
mad. He killed the cat and carried
the head with him to Raleigh. An
examination of the head made in Raj
eigh showed that the cat was rabid.
Mr.. Baxley was accompanied by his
father, Mr.. w. j. Baxley, who return
ed home Friday. Mr.. Baxley says he
killed all the cats on the place when
he returned home.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
LORRAINE CHANGES HANDS
Mr. J. S. Holman Of W;lminston
Is Temporary Manager Until
Hotel is Leased-Fo-mer Pro
prletor Crabuee Will Take
Charge Of Hotel in Washin gton
Satisfactory Arrangements
Made for Heating.

Mr. T A Craosree, whose one-year
Lease OF .Ee Lorraine hotel closed Sat
arday, turned the building over to the
hoard O. iirecscrs O. ne hotel COM
ra1y Saturday morning. TIE G;rec-
oocs viii look after cne mana cement,
q tie ho.el until i IS leased. Mr.
5-2o. :. Holman. 81 experienced coce.
22S-- o. N:.Es,1-2 g1oss, arrived Saturday
Sa-.ss VII. manage Cce hotel. Mr.. Ho,-
man mas been assistant manager Of
Ire ho.el Wsl-lingcoa, q Whining
ton. for the last three years and is
we..-krowT 70 Ccs travelling public.
There has been much complaint re-
Gently about the hotel noc being heat
Cd up. NJ. Crabcree said he was IN
able 70 set eoal 70 heat the building.
However, arrangements have been
made for heating the building and il
is not thought there will De any more
complaint about cold rooms at the
hotel.
Mr.. Crabtrse and family left Sat
urday evening for New York. where
they will spend some time. Mr.. Crab
tree will take charge OF new hosel
at Washington, D. c., about the firS,
of the year.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Alleged Embezzler Brought to
Lumberton From Florida.

C. n. Clark, who, as was stated in
last Mondays Robesonian, was arrest
ed at Tampa, Fla, on the charge of
embezzlement, was brought to Lum-
berton and placed in Jail Thursday
night. Mr.. Joe S. Thompson went to
Tampa and brought Clark back here.
Clark is charged with embezzling
funds belonging to R. ]. Bowen &
Brother of Winston-Salem for whom
he sold pianos in Robson during the
summer. Sheriff Lewis has been no
titled that Clark is wanted in South
Carolina on the charge of bigamy.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
WANT HIGHER SALARIES
Next Legislature Will be Urged
to Provide for Higher Salaries
for Teachers - Compulsory
School Attendance.

The North Carolina Teachers as
sembly closed its Saith annual conven-
ton in Charlotte Friday night with a
patriotic rally in the city auditorium,
when speeches were made by Gov.
Beckett, President Graham Of the
State University, and Arthur Farwell,
composer and musician, of New York
city.
The annual election of officers re-
suited as follows: N. W. Walker, pres
ident, Chapel Hill; S. B. Underwood,
vice president, Greenville; E. E. Sans,
secretary, Raleigh; A. S. Webb, Miss
Mary Arlington and r. II. Latham
were elected to fill vacancies on the
executive board.
In the long list of resolutions pass
ed at the business meeting Friday.
the secretary was instructed to write
a letter to all Superior court judges,
calling upon them to charge their sew
eral grand juries as to the compul-
sorry attendance law Owing to the
fact that many valuable teachers are
leaving the service because of high
er salaries paid by concerns profiting
by the world war, the resolutions call
ed upon the proper authorities to
raise salaries of teachers to pre-.
vent this great loss to the teaching
force of the State.
Pressure will be brought to bea,
upon the next Legislature for the
raising of teachers salaries, enlarg
ing the State school funds, and erect
ing fireproof buildings.
/ The Shirley cup, given for the bes
| musical composition in the State fcl
i the year, was awarded TO Miss Alls
Pearl Little of Hickory. Her. com
position was a circle of songs, fiv'
parts, From the Heart of Nature"
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
VOL XLVIII
SUMMARY OF WAR NEWS
Ateemp. TO Nullify Byng's Bril-
liant Advance Results in Com.
plete Faiiurs-Germans Lost
Heavily-Americans Were En-
trapped But Later Fought Ef-
fectively With the British.

The attempt 81 Ravarian Crown
Prince RupprSch1 By ST encirciing
movement 70 nullify the brilliant a5-
vance Of General Byng has resulted
apparently in complete failure A.
though 81 esrtSin points the Germans
pisrces the British lines ana captured
positions, men ard guns. they have
paid dearly for their enterprise l.
cas3altieS-Ehe dead near Is EscQue-
RE during Ers course Of II hours hav-
ing been greater N number than dur
ing any similar period q fighting
since the wa- began.
Lines Remain SIS Before.
Relatively. TIE British lire remains
Tactically i Is Just IS strong. Tie
enemy, n great numbers. has endeav-
ored 20 pierre the front at MaSniereS.
delivering II al ten attacks there. al
of which were successfully repulSed.
Some OF the enemy succeeded by re-
doubled efforts IN penetrating the ad-
joining village OF Les RueS NerCeS but
later were driven out IN g coun1erat-
tack.
Berlin Claims Many Guns.
The sharp salient formed by the
occupation OF MasniereS, by the Brit
ism was an extremely hard one to hold
and during Saturday night General
Byng, 70 improve his line ordered the
evacuation Of the village which was
carried on unhampered by the Ger
mans, who Sunday morning evidently
had not learned of the strategic move
as they were continuing to bombarc
the old position. Later, Berlin an.
nounced that the village had beer
cleared of British. Near the southern
- o1-
have attempted to better their posi-
tions near Gonnelieu. La Vacqueris
and Bourbon, but their efforts as a
Aasnieres, brought them nothing
more than additional heavy casual
ties. The German war office claim:
that so guns and more than 100 ma
chine guns were captured by them Il
the fighting Of Friday and Saturday
Americans We're Entrapped.
An interesting feature Of tie nit
Ial attack b- the Germans FRIDAY Va
that near GCuZeGl 5uTI : large fore
OF American ARM engineers Ter
tTaI ped IN the e1cI-Ciing movement
They took refuge ii she'll cTaters III
til the British pressed forward ali
then joining the British ranks Tough
ed materially in repelling the enemy
Artillery on Italian Line.
The Austro-Germans have not ye
launched their expected attack in fore
on the northern front in the Italia
theatre, but all along this line an
also along the Piave river to the Adri
attic Sea, violent artillery duels are
progress. Near Meletta an attemI
by the enemy to break the Italian lin,
delivered with preliminary artiller
preparation of great intensity was PIT
down and the attacking forces con
PEELED TO flee.
Fighting in Holy Land.
In Palestine the Turks west of Jerl
salem continue to attack the Britis
positions, but everywhere they hay
been repulsed with heavy losses. :
one place the Ottomans penetrated
British positions, but later were :.
jected from it, leaving prisoners
tho hands of the british
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03

Mrs. w. G. Reynolds of Lumber
ton underwent an. operation today at
9 a. m. at the Cumberland General
hospital in Fayetteville, whore she
went Wednesd@y Of .as1 week fo1
treatment. A long-dis csnce phone
message from the no ,pital at :31
this afternoon stated that Mrs. Rev
nolds YVES getting along nicely. MIR
Raymond Reynolds went to Fayette-
vile to see his mother yesterday.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
FARMERS MEET DEC. 10

A meeting of the Robson division
of the Farmers union will be held in
Lumberton Wednesday, December 10.
This is the last meeting of the year and
officers will be elected for the COM
ing year. A representative of lead
ing fertilizer company will be pres
ent and it will be to the interest of
all union members to attend the meet
ing.
F. GROVER BRITT.
Sec.-Treas. Robson County Union.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Have Your Interim Liberty Loa1
Certificates Exchanged fol
Bonds.

All who subscribed for the first
Liberty loan should take their interim
certificates tothe bank through which
they purchased and have the cerifi-
Gates exchanged for 4 per cent Liber-
ty bonds. This should be done by De-
cember Is.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Bridges Across Jacob Swamp il
Bad Condition.

Mr.. J. W. Hayes of R. from Lum-
berton was among the callers at The
Robesonian office Saturday. Mr..
Hayes says the bridges across Jacob
swamp on the Lovett road are in a
dangerous condition. One mule has
already been hurt by stepping through
a hole in one of the bridges.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Rev. r. z. Dixon Sells Studio and
Will Return to Ministerial
Work.

Rev. F. E. Dixon has sold his studio
to Mr.. Oscar Blackburn. Mr.. Black
burn took charge of the studio this
morning. Mr.. Dixon, who is men,
Der of the North Carolina conference,
will take a pastoral charge next year.
He will not know where he will go
from Lumberton until after the ap-
pointments are read at Conference
next Monday. Mr.. Dixon had con-
Quoted the studio for about one year
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Enlisted at Local Recruiting Sta

ton.
The following recently have joined
the u. s. .rnlv al the local re >ruiting
office: Clifton B. Newton and Alex
Mcmillan, both of Lauril burg, Ben
Johnson and L. K. Fonvielle, bota of
Wilmington.
After December Is no registered
man will be allowed to volunteer for
service in the. army.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03
Colored Teachers Meet December

Is.
The first meeting of the Robson
% .ored teachers association Of the
school year will be held in the colored
graded school building her Saturday,
December Is.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03

Box and Cystel supper at BOOM
ingdale.
There will be a box and oyster sup
per at Bloomingdale school house Fri
day night of this week. Public invit.
ed.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-03

In Palestine the Turks west Of Jeru-
salem continue to attack the British
positions, but everywhere they have
been repulsed with heavy losses. At
one place the Ottomans penetrated a
British positions, but later were e
jected from it, leaving prisoners in
the hands of the British.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
A HOTBED HELPS

NOTIFIED * a box covered I.itl glass
an" heated by artificial means ,,r.,in-
arllN fresh horse manure is the most
arailahl" and best supply Of heat for
inns purpose Ia he found on the aver
age farm. After q hotbcd is planted.
IL needs I" IL" carefully ventilated and
Watercd To provide proper conditions
TOT terminating ihc seed and IL also
needs To he carefully watched on ac-
count OF the danger Of dampinc oft
u II hecomc too wet and * not won
tilated enough. Also poor Ventilation
WI cause weak. spird'inc plants Sc
iofe removing plants from the hotbcd
'l'N must become accustomed to the
came conditions they viii nave to meet
IN IN" ncld This is called harden
ing OF. II is done by withholding
water ana increasing the ventilation
Tor about two weeks. unit, the covers
may be lett Oft the he'd cntirciy--:,ll
night ~ we'll As in the daytime Wt,cu
tn" plants VIII stand this treatmnu,
W'th""t danger. they may he saf.l.
put in the fcld