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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
IN POLICE COURT
Eleven Prohibition Cases set for IIcnr-
ing 'Fo-Dn!-inr> JncLson
,... Tut Under Itoud.

lncZ Jackson. charged with shooiin::
at Mary Johnson, wa tncd -" aud
costs and put under bond IT SlUn : -
ninety days When arraiGucd III i'"l,.c
Court yesterday.
Wyatt Calhoun. charged win tic
inert OF two skirts from the Southern
ltNPrcss Company. WAS sent to jail for
fifteen days :.
Eleven prohibition cases ar" d"crc:"d
Tor hearing before Justice crn,chIold
this morning.
Alyou Brogdon, charged WITH Nio!at.
zig the prohibition law. was dismissed
at the request of the arrcStin- officer
when arraigned before Justice Cr.t III :
field yesterday. and similar charge
against Malinda ogden, colorod, WAS
continued until June |.
The Erocdon case was tho first ia
which Edward +. punford. special
counsel for the state Prohibition De
partmcnt. has appeared in Policc Court
since he WAS detailed 10 this luly.
The 'Dostponemcnt WAS nccA.'sitatcG on
account OF the absence o. Witnesses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Must Throw Bach
All Small Perch
Fishermen Warned against TAX
ing From Water Those
Under Fire Inches.

Notice that all perch aud game fish
undcr five inches in length must be
thrown back into the water while
alive was served on more than TOO
fishermen in the James River ycstcr-
day by q. W. Moran. game warden
and oyster inspector for New Kent.
Hanover. llenrico. Chesterfield, Prince
George and Charles City Counties. who
WAS in Richmond collecting licenses
from fishermen. Mr.. Moran said tina,
there were wholesale violations Of this
provision of the game law. and that in
ihc future all such offenders would he
arrested and prosecuted.
Mr.. Moran collected about fifty Ii
ccnScs yesterday from fishermen in
he James River. near Richmond who
operate traps, seincS and other devices
tn catch fish. Many of the traps are
located near Mayo's Island and in the
rapids above the Mayo Bridge There
arc still Il number of fishermen. how
ever. who have not complied with the
state game laws. and they will be
visited to-day by Mr.. Moran. In event
that the proper licenses have not been
obtained by fishermen. they can secure
them from Mr.. Moran by addressing
him at Quinton. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Many Persons Anticipate Payment Of
Income Taxes to Aid Gov
Crnmcnt.

During the first fifteen days or this
month the collections in the local Office
OF the United States internal revenue
were greater ny $2S3. S6O.tj than during
the corresponding period Of last ycal.
The large increase is due. according
10 Collector Il. G. l.. Moncurc. to the
anticipated payments of personal and
corporation income taxes. SOS. 800. 10
being derived from that source.
In spite OF tho big increase in the
income tax payments. due to letters
sent out by Collector Noncurc to all
persons assessed for income taxes last
first fifteen days are greater by s51.-
taxes on tobacco. cigars. cigarettes and
special taxes. This business has COM
plctcly oNcrShadoW cd the loss in rcvc-
nuc due to prohibition.
Recently colIc,sor Moncurc sent out
special letters calling attention to the
need o: money and asking those sub
jcct TO taxation to make prompt pay
mcnts. The request met with COM
pliancc to u great extent. although
there is still outstanding u large
amount az rolic"tib!c iaNcS. principals
from corporation and personal incomes
for tho calendar year ending on he
ccmbcr 81.
Collector Moucure is now making ad-
vance arrangements To meet the large
amount az work necessarily following
the putting into force the collection %
all taxes provided FOR in the proposed
These taxes viii cali for much addi-
tional work. aud AN increase in the
clerical force may lie necessary 10 meet
the demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
BANQUET TO SOUTHWARK
Assistant Postmaster Of Richmond
Mudc Grand Master OF Odd
Ecllows

w Ross Southwark, assistant post :
master Of Richmond. who last week
was made grand master Of the indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows of Nir-
Eina. will be the guest of honor to-
night at banquet to be held in the
Hotel Richmond. The affair will start
promptly at $50 o'clock
Covers for about fifty will be laid
y number OF speakers will make short
addresses. The banquet was arranged
by friends OF Mr.. Southwark, who are
highly pleased with his elevation to
The highest post in the gift of the
state lodge. MIR. Southwark. since his
return from Bristol. where the annual
convention was held. has been the re-
ciDicnt of many congratulations by his
friends here. who are highly pleased
1T the honor conferred upon him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
TAG DAY NETS $4,000
Several stations Arc StilI IN Rc Heard
f'r"m-E:accrdS Last Years
Figure,

IN" annual appeal OF the Virginia
f"me for ln"urahlcs TO the people Of
Richmond yesterday for funds TO sup
port the institution during the coming
year met with satisfactory support.
and caused Mrs. Aubrey Young. chair
man of the Bell Day committee, to
iSSu" statement OF thanks and APP
rr"nihton last night TO the citizens Of
Richmond and TO the workers OH the
streets during the day.
EeportS made to the committee last
night showed that IL total of s".300 had
been received from tho sale Of the
tags with several suburban stations
remaining unrcportcd. Last year the
contributions aggregated $4,000. show
ing that the funds raised Yesterday
VIII exceed by It considerable figure
those OF Il year ago. The home is sun
ported entirely by voluntary contribu-
hcnS. and is largely dependent Tor sup
port each year on the money received
from III" sale Of tags. There are now
thir'Y-hvc patients in tho home. which
makes no restrictions as TO class or
creed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
PICKLE WAGON DRIVER
ATTACKS BLIND GIRL
Warrant IL Issued In iicnriro County.
and Police Are Given Descrip-
ton of Accused Man.

warrant has been issued In Hen
rico County for the arrest of young
white man, Il driver for Il Richmond
pick Misunderstanding concern, who Is
charged with attempted criminal as
sault on Il blind girl who lives near
the city. The man has escaped. and
Sheriff w. w. Sydnor has given n
minute description of him TO officers
in ncighboring cities and towns. with
tho request that they arrest him on
sight.
The alleged crime was committed on
Thursday afternoon between and
o'clock. while the man was on his way
from the city to II farm out in the.
county. According TO the story OF the
young woman. he stopped to water
granted his request fol match.
Later she courtcouSly complied with
his request that she bring him Il basin
from which he might battle an aching
forehead
1t WAS while she was making her
way in the house TO secure the basin.
according to the story, that the man
made the attempted assault. The
young womanS screams brought TO tho
house her younger sister. The man
became frightened and left. Her
brother returned later and received Il
description of her assailan, Instead
OF reporting the matter TO tho police.
the brother went himself to the fac
tory. The man he wanted, on finding
the reason Of the visit. escaped
The following description or him is
given by Sheriff Sydnor:
Twenty-two years old. five feet four
inches tan. weighs from 100 to To-,
pounds is cd-hcadcd and frccklcd.
WITH 4 reddish complexion: wears II
soft, felt hat. of light color: has on
h:ir -tit,iG l,rI
Goa: missing. and wears Il pair Of Tan
shoes. practically new. The suit Of
clothes has in IL Il stripe about an
eighth of an inch wide Sheriff Sydnor
Is Offering a reward of 81. for his cap
turc.
The young woman is we'll and favor
ably known in the community, and is
OF u highly respectable family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
PAYS 2 PER CENT DIVIDEND
Directors of Chesnprnkc am.I ,phir
s Direct DISTRIBUTION on S6:.Um,.OOH
Common Stock

Directors OF the Chesapeake and on -
RAILWAY Company, at tho regular May
meeting in New York city. Declared
= dividend OF per cent on th" capital
stock Of :he railroad. payable ip.atock
holders on June 80. The dividend.
which covers u" specified pcripl, VIII
be paid to holders of stock ur rrcotd
June S.
Phis declaration made ON the So,
eoo.Goo Of stock outstanding. > At the
same rate as tia" a!mcni rlftGr @
Stockholders last December Tho II, =
6end At that TIME WAS the hr>, - be
ratd by tho Chesapeake AMI Jaip .ol,
a little more than tv,o yca"s Tie
roads distribution to sto.-holG RS
June 80 will total sl,2io.Uoo maI;in=
nearly $500. 600 paid out sine, last
December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
SUES HOTEL COMPANY
Estate of Washington Shcrin seek.
-.-. Damages for Fatal Elevator
.-sstt.trs-sr Accident

Trial of the suit OF T. II Crabtrcn
administrator OF {. T.. Cuddy. against
Murphy's Hotel. Inc, for $1,000 dam
ages was begun Yesterday before a
jury in the city Circuit Court. aud q
Isrdict may be reached TO-DAY. cuddy.
deputy Sheriff Of Washington County
was killed last fan when he was
caught between moving elevator and
a floor at Murphy's.
The plaintiff is represented by
Judge s. p. Hutton. of Abingdon. and
Brockenbrough Lamb, Of this city,
while the hotel is being defended by
Gum & Mathews and Price & LOTHIAN.
OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
VERDICT FOR l CENT
jury Decides SANDER suit brought Inv
". Stnrmnu Against l.. T..
IbrnsSelI.

y verdict Of cent for the plaiu-
tiff was the decision Of a Jury i'm th,.
Hastings Court, Part H.. South Rich-
mond, yesterday, in the case of A.
Siurman against T. f.. Eraswcn. Stur-
man had entered 4 suit against Bras
well for damages amounting to $4,000
for Islander. Stanyarnc Wilson was the
attorney for the plaintiff and Harold
>. Bloombcrg for the defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Ni'tr an absence OF forty-cight hours.
H-N"ar old HOY Ealdock returned TO
)tis home 22C0 NJ street Yesterday morn
''- n" Police DEPARTMENT.. which h.,d
instructed city-w ido search for tho boy
~ Ms mothers request. was informed
simply that Roy was back ard declined
rr'!ccn"" vas displayed as 20 his
Whereabouts during the two drys Inc
MAS away from home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
rran.porfinr 1,;o,,or

Plummer Jones. colored. plea dcd
guilty Yesterday in the Hastings Court
I" charge of illegally transporting
whisky into the State. lie was sem
fenced to pay fine of $50 and costs
and to serve thirty days in Jail Law
renee stokes, who was implicated with
Jones. was acquitted by jury
w y. Jordan, who appealed from
Police Court, where he was convict cd
"f interfering with the -1,oicc. was
acquitted by the jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
wife No. I WIN Not prosccute.

Frank II. Eskcw, charged with
bigany. is docketed for hearing in
Police Court this morning. wife No
|. who is in Atlanta. is not expected
TO come to Richmond to appear against
him. and Mrs. j. II. Eskew, sistcr-in-
law OF the defendant Is prepared to
submit to the court aflidavits from two
Atlanta physicians that Eskcw is mem
tally unbalanced as the result Of an
attack OF fever. wife No. was Miss
aonnic Lee Grover. 10 whom Eskew
was married in Richmond on April g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
surrcndcrs TO poIIcc

Mrs Gertrude Morelio surrendered ia
'''Gc'ne sergeant Thurman and Clerk
j. j Taylor at Police ucadun,rtors
last night, where she was charmed win
TIE inert Of clothes valued AT S35 from
hrric l'anGstOn and Sarah knoltcs
Sh" vas bailcd for her appearance IN
folicc tour, this morning. She stated
'hat the charge was the result OF
spite work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Another haul was made by Patrol
men IL f. sweet and j s. Gary. Of
f1rst Precinct Station yesterday. with
the result that the city's collection of
i'fuor is Increased by thirty-fvc gal
IONS, found in two trunks AT the Rich
mond Transfer Company. and thirty
quarts which came from two suit
cases and grip at Byrd stree, sta
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

In collision between an autono-
bile driven by c. w. Core, 23lS Stuart
Avenue. and wheel ridden by H. r.
hurWoil. 100 North Second Street. yes
,crda!' the latter sustained a broken
leg.
Inc accident occurred on Broad be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets. Bur
well was taken To Grace Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
,hnrscd VITA rh.n o, vo,,r

Martin Luther Cooke. Of 42ii. Sou,h
! .ahr"! street. was taken into custody
l"Ht night by Detective Screams
thurman and Atkinson. aud locked up
AZ second Precinct Station. charged
Nhh me ihcii OF Il motorcycle from
: II. Tompkins. icS West Broad .s,rcct
Tic heel was recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Unusual Cnu..s Of Death

Reports received in the mast few
days by the Health Department SHOW.
several unusual causes Of death ono
colorcd woman. thirty-nine years old.
succumbcd TO humps. a seventeen
month old white girl died from
chicken Measles caused tn,
death Of IA fifteen month old colored
girl, while three -month.old white
child WAS accidentally smoihcrcd To
death IN bed with her parents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Another Auto stolen.

inc police we're notified yesterday
that an automobile owned Nv Eranl,
pclpapa had been stolen from i'm
front Of his place. $3l East Broad
street, on Thursday. II is the third
car OF III" same make that has been
stolen here within tho past week None
OF The cars has been rccoVcrcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
Al Johnston-WIiIl. Ito,n,,.,

j. Winston lvcy. OF Florence. :. c..
who was operated on at the Johnston
W1fhs' Sanatorium for appendicitis on
Monday. Is reported as improving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
COMMISSION
NAY FAKE u Rl;ST!nN

Tho State Corporation Commission
only recently forced Tho virginia Nav
icatton Company to resume service
which had hccn curtaiicd when steam
crs were leased To the United states
government. Because Of tho serious
moss of tho situation. it is pruhahlc
mat the Corporation Commission will
take "a hand in the strike unless il is
set'icd at once. Christopher Il. CAR
nett. chairman "f the commissions WAS
out of tho city les, night and no other
members Of tho commission would dis
cuss the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
MINIMUM AGE: ron
ARMY NOM EIt.II'rI,f,<

Major l.ctcher lIardamar Of the
tinted states Army recruiting Office
received notice yesterday afternoon
that the minimum age for enlist :
m"n'S in the future would be cjcI
teen. years. and that no recruits
under that age can he accepted Here
t"lor" recruits of sixteen To eighteen
Years could enlist with parental con
sent Major liardaman was also in
Strurtcd that no more applications for
Tie aviation section OF the Tuitcd
states Signal Corps would he received
Wi'h"nt special permits. Twelve re-
rrults were accepted for tho arm vcs
tcrday The navy recruiting st.t,o,,
sent eight men forward
The United States Marine ,orps re-
cruitinS station here was notified ycs
'crdaN that the members Of that branch
OF IN" service would he cuuippcd i'm
mcdiatcly with steel helmets. such as
arc now worn by the European armies
Tic Marine Corps Will he equipped win
s'ooo additional machine guns of the
Lewis type. Tho recruits for the ma
rlneS accepted yesterday were: Earl
r. Monroe, Of Charlotte: David \.
raleigh. Winston Salem: William "
Ward, Richmond. and Harry T.. Glib
honS. Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
WILL. HIRING COMMANDS
TO Full. WAR SIVE:N(;r,I

The Virginia trooi,S Will go diicci ~
into the mobilization ctmr.. where tho
units vii! he prepared for transfer to
the concentration CAMP. 1t is desired
to have all up TO tho fun war strength
before they are sent TO the conccntra-
ton camp. 10 he thrown INTO Il division
with troops from Maryland. New Her.
soy. District Of Columbia and West
Virginia.
Many Of the Virginia infantry com
panics are now AT the maximum 1cacc
strength OF l0J enlisted men. but Will
need nifty more ia bring them M To
IN" war figure. Tho artillery orsaniZa
tons must increase from 10 to III
enlisted men. The signal and hospital
companies arc about UP To the au-
ih"rizcd strength.
VI is hoped that Il fun regimen; Of
artillery will be ready before the mo.
hiiiZation date. only two additional
batteries are needed. and these IRE i,c-
ing formed rapidly First Iicutcuan;
lanes &. Pollard. of the Richmond
ii"W't|crS. is organizing IN additional
battery here. and expects to have il
mustered into the state service within
u short time Roanoke and panyill,
arc making strong bids for The other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
I'LL ARRANGEMENTS HAD
BEEN MtDl: I'UN ENCt RSION

All arrangements for the excursion
had been mads. and tho notification
from the steamship company that il
would he unable to carry out it's CON
tract. because of conditions over which
IL had no control. was received with
deep regret. Many tick cts and rcSer-
vations for tho excursion had been
sold and all arrangements for the da y's
outing at Jamestown had been COM
plcted. Mrs. Ellyson. speaking for the
association, announced that persons
holding tickets may hold them until
q later date, or they will hc refunded
their money.
--oHicers OF the company made every
effort to operate the excursion. ANA
the steamer Brandon i"tt HjclRond
Friday night. expecting Ii return {"
Richmond last night The boat Was
10 have been operated back to this city
yesterday without freight. hu; when ii
locked at Norfolk It's engineers ~ liked
out. The Pocahontas Sailed as usual
yesterday morning. but officers of Tho
steamship company expected its en-
Eineers to strike whom il reached port
There WAS no sailing scheduled out
OF Richmond last night. and local of
steamer would leave Richmond Pruh-
ably the greatest Inconvenience from
tho strike. however. is felt by patrons
OF tho Steamship company in the Mob
jack Bay ANA Gloucester County Soc
lions. who are cntircly dcrr nIont upon
water tran rcrtatipu facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
WILL RE HELEtSED
WHEN WAR IL OVEN

MI men cnlisting in the National
N"af" VIII he discharged at The end of
war according" TO Il telegram re-
tcrday.
TIL" telegram follows:
II am directed by the Secretary Of
war 10 inform you that men cn,istiu-
or who nave enlisted in National Guard
service. since declaration Of war.
whether in Federal service or not. may
ne assured that. upon their applica. :,
ion, they VIII be discharged after tor
mination Of war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
"WII.IIAM \ MA\N


'lciubrrS OF the second class al fin,
Virginia Military Institute Will have
an opportunity to attend the Officers.
training Camp at Fort Mycr. accord
Ing To Il statement from Genera, T. ~
Nichols. superintendent; Of the schonl
lhosc "i the proper age will receive
turio"ShS from June -. The regular
session viii start again in September.
and the class viii not bc graduated
early, according TO present plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19
.Att RIVER STEAMBOATS,
.. ARE TIED UP BY STRIKE
Beginners on Virginia Division of
: Old Dominion Steamship Com
'-.-.-s' pnny Walk Out.
NO JAMESTOWN EXCURSION
Association for Preservation Of Vir-
ginia Antiquities Notified That
Company Cannot Furnish Boat
for To-Day'S Trip.

Efforts were being made last night
by officers of the old Dominion Steam
shtp Company TO reach AN agreement
with the engineers Of Us steamers in
the Virgins. division 81 the steamship
company who declared a general S;rik c
yesterday morning aId left their
berths. All steamer service az the
company in Virginia. Erecting num-
ber of cities. was tied MP last night.
Officers of tho company said they wore
hopeful tho situation would he cleared
aud sailinEs resumed Monduy.
All the small steamers of The com
pany, including tho niSh: line boats
and other auxiliary vessels. eight in
number. arc tied IN hy the strike. The
points affected are Hich1ond. Newport
News. Smitl Id old Point. lIampton.
ALL James River landings ANA GlouccS-
ter and Mathews County points About
six months ago the engineers made
demands on tho company. which were
met at that time and strike avcr;cd,
Asa result OF the strike tho cN-
curSion to jamestown this morning. am
der the auspices of tho Association FOR
the Preservation Of Virginia tntiuui
ties was abandoned Yesterday. IL was
announced by Mrs u -. Ho:chkiss.
chairman of tho excursion committee.
and Mrs, j. Taylor Eilyson. president
of the association. who had been adj
vised by the Virginia Navigation Com
pany that il would he unable 30 fur-
nish n steamer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-19

Tho Adjutant- Gcncral was also no
tilted that cavalry organizations called
into the Federal service at tha; time
Will respond diSmountcd This wts
done last summer when the National
Guard mounted troops were mobilzcd
and held for months in order to get
necessary mounts. Officers OF the reg
ular army have been designated to
visit all sections Of tho country in
search Of available horses. tho mounts
10 be bought agGrcEatinS $500. 600. 100
in value.
At the request Of the Department Of
the East. tho Acknowledgement ycstcr-
day recommended that ajors Allen
Potts and Mckee Dunn. and First Class
Sergeant Henry Il. Black and ScrGCants
John H. ilarvic. Charles w Farrar and
Frank Il. Collie and Private FRANK w.
Seldom. hc put OH duty in connection
with the dispensing OF funds for the
National Guard units now in the Fed
eral service. MI arc in the quarter
masters Corps. which has charge Of
that work. They Will also he utilized
in connection with tho preparation Of
'hc mobilization camp at Petersburg.
No work has Yet been done on the
camp at Petersburg Under tho orders
of the War Dcuarimcnt. however. the
camp site will not be needed FOR more
than two months which will give
plenty OF time to &c; it into condition.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-03-30

Stonewall Jackson Camp of Amory
u. ID. ", invites the people OF ABB
erdeen and community to attend the
old Fiddlers' Contest to be given
under its auspices on April 26th. at
the High School Auditorium at 3 p.
m. There will be present goodly
number of old fddlers from all parts
of the country. and the program will
consist of dancing, fiddling, sing.
ing, speeches and strawbeating. All
Veterans and Daughters CT the Con
federacy admitted free. General ad
mission Is and 25c.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-03-30
Thrift Gardens.

II ia predicted on all sides that
there will be more gardens set out
during the coming spring than has
been the case for many years back,
An organization, with headquarters
at st. Louis. is advocating ia circu-
lars the planting of gardens as a
means of fighting the high cost OF
living. In the circular sent out the
utilization of all vacant lots and
back yard space is advocated and
some interesting figures on the
amount that can be produced on
small spaces are given,
One example of a 25 by 80 foot plot
of ground is given. At a cost OF
about So for seeds and S. for ferti'
lizer. it is estimated that on space
of ground this size produce to the
value of SIS to 500 can be raised
Besides the cash value OF the garder
plot and the attendant lessening o
the money problem to great man,
people. there are other benefits to b
derived from it. 1t will teach anew
the ideas of thrift and economy. viii
batter conserve and develop the re
sources Of the country and make
better contented people as . whole
Years ago gardens were common
Nearly everyone set ont at least
ema]l Garden every year, but in tn
Ilnct ~ yeazs the man with gsEde'