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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

TOp--LOoking down a company
street; 3O9th Trench Mortar Bat
tery boys marching TO drill grounds.
Middlc-The guard on the watch
tower AT the highest point in the
camp. Tower is equipped with tele-
phone and searchlight. Bottom
The guard takes i'm tow a stranger
without a pass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
THE WEATHER

Indiana. E.1caI srower. Surda-
MONDAY far ard sli-ht'r cooler
Lower Michigan rafr sunday ard
Monday.
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(CONTTNUED q PACE FoUR0
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10
APPEAL FOR VACANT LOTS
is MADE BY COMMITTEE
Belief Expressed That Owners Re
fusing Permission Will Change
Minds Eventually.

| An appeal to all owners OF unculti-
| waited vacant lots to turn them over to
/ the central garden committee so they
may be assigned to persons who will
plant them was made today through
! the committee.
Many persons have refused this per-
mission. IT is stated, because they feared
| injury to grass or trees. 1t is believed
| these owners, when they realize the
seriousness of the food situation, as
| brought out within the past week, will
| change their minds.
The committee today made public a
| revised list of vacant ground avail
| able for cultivation. 1t will be lent,
rent free to responsible persons or or
| CARNATIONS who make duplication at
headquarters, Room 3o4, Star building.
The list follows:
Northwest = Twenty ninth and @
! streets, Shepherd road and Madison
place, Georgia avenue and Otis place,
nth and Hamlin streets. Taylor and
18th streets, 18th and Oak streets. r
and sd streets. Longfellow and 18th
streets, North capitol and Longfellow
streets. cath and n streets, 18th and y
streets, Upper Water and 2lst streets,
New York avenue and Esd stree. Ell
lott street near 14th street and Mary
land avenue. 36th and OrdWay streets,
Fessenden and 4sth streets, Wisconsin
avenue and Porter street Wisconsin
avenue and Ordway street, K and sd
streets, Sherman avenue and 9th
street. Lamont and eth streets. 32d and
keokuk streets and Virginia avenue
and 18th street
ortheaSt-Fourteenth and Irving
streets. Jewett street and Tunslaw road,
jackson and 1st streets. 18th and Gales
streets, 18th street and Rhode Island
avenue. Trinidad and Neal streets, 18th
and + streets and Esd and Dix streets.
Standardization and E streets,
New Jersey avenue and Canal street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10

Maj. Walter D. webb.Ietired. will re-
port for duty in the office of the at
tending surgeon in this city.
The fo1lowing-named officers of the
Medical Officers Reserve Corps are as
signed to duty at Fort Mcdowell Cal:
First Lieuts. Charles NJ. Remson, Rob-
ert l.. l. Smith and John W. Callnon.
Chaplain Franz ]. Feinler is assign
ed to the 26th Infantry
Capt Julian 5. Hatcher, ordnance de-
partment, at Fort Hancock, \. j.. viii
proceed to the armory. Springfield
Mass, for duty.
The following named officers will re-
port for examination for promotion:
Lieut. Col. Frank l.. Dodds. Mai. Blan-
ton Winship and Maj. Beverly A. Read,
judge advocate.
The following named officers Of the
Quartermaster officers Reserve Corps
are assigned to duty at Boston: Capts.
Robert Bonner, Joseph c. Benson, Jo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10

signed to duty in the office of the quar-
termaster general of the army
First Lieut.. Henry L. Harris, jr., re-
tired, is detailed for general recruiting
service at Scranton, Pa.
Private (first-class) William d. Mob
let and Private George w. Deffen-
baugh, medical department, Walter
Reed General Hospital. will he sent to
the Army Medical School for duty
First Lieut.. John G. Burr, field artil-
lery. is detailed for duty as instructor,
citizens training camps, Western De-
partment
Capt. Arthur O. Walsh. Quartermas-
ter Officers Reserve Corps, is assigned
to duty at Fort keogh, Mont.
The retirement of Prof. William b.
Gordon, United States Military Acad-
envy, from active service is announced
Capt. James Il. Goodale. retired is de-
tailed for general recruiting service at
Albany, y. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10

The resignation of First Lieut.. Harry
T. Griswold, engineer section, Officers
Reserve Corps, is accepted by the Presi-
dent.
Capt. William Taylor, infantry, is re-
lieved from duty in the office of the
judge. advocate general and will pro-
coed to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind,
for duty
Mai. James F. Howell, Coast Artillery
Corps. is relieved from his present du-
ties at the Army War College and as
signed to the coast defenseS of Boston.
Maj Thomas F. Dwyer is relieved
from duty in the Southern DEPARTING nt
and will proceed to Boston, Mass. for
duty.
Capt Frank Geere is relieved from
station at New York, n. Y, and will
proceed to Boston for duty.
Capt. John c. French, 18th Infantry,
is relieved from duty at Fort Douglas,
Utah and will join his regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10
Senator Lewis Answers Roosevelt.

Senator Lewis, the democratic whip.
yesterday replied to Col Rooseyeits
speech in Brooklyn Tuesday night, say
ing the nation had not prepared during
peace and that this fact was respon-
sible for the present danger. TT is the
refusal OF our people to awake to the
truth that America is in war and ia
danger" said the Illinois senator that
explains the siowness in getting our
army and naNy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10

seph H. Lane and Ledyard CogswelI. jr
The following named officers of the
Quartermaster officers Reserve Corps
are assigned to duty at Chicago. ILL.,:
Caleb H. Candy, jr.; Perry NJ. Shepard.
Harry II. Wallace, Harry f. Lunsford.
Christopher G. Kinney. Walter c.
Piper and James A. G. Badorf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-10
Loan for Belgium Arranged

The United States has arranged 10
loan s75,o00.000 Jointly to France and
Belgium, to be expended by the Belgian
relief commission. The loan win be
advanced ar the rate of ST., 100000 II
month, of which $500, 600 will he APP
piled to relief in Belgium and S. 00o, 600
for relief in northern France. BY this
transaction the United States takes
over the burden of relief from the
allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

-
Tho holders of ,vnis Nos. :. s. IL, II. 81.
81. ~. 10. 80 and ~ OF the FIRST mortgage u
per cent ieU-Jear sold bonds issued by the
pSa:e Mhnuta..urinS Company are hereby
notified that The said bonds have beca
drawn ny lot for redemption for account Of
the sinking fund provided for IN The mort
:acs %: December ]. 1909. from the Usage
AianufacturtiiS Com pHuy tn the undersigned
trustee. Ia accordance with tho terms Of said
m"rtS"I". ana that interest on each of tho
suin bonds, Nos. :. s.. Ii. II. -. 90, AZ, %.
30 and -. viii cease on the first day Of be-
ce;nbcr. 1917. ON said last mentioned dato
there VIII he due ana payable. at the office
Of the untS.stSncd trustee. In the city OF
inChmond. Va, on each OF gai6 ton bonds.
the principal thereof. tosether with a pre-
MUM of . i" per ccnt Of tho face or caCn
az said bonds and accrued interest ON each
OF said bonds TO sEid date. aud the holders
cr said bonds arc hereby required TO deliver
the Said honda tn the Undersigned trustee for
refampit"n. as above stated. for Tho purpose
OF satisfying the provisions Of said mort
rsSo In respect to The sinking fund Install
In+nt.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
ny II. ". JuchSnn, President
Mchnond. Va. November 9. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.

On this nd day OF October. A. D.
1917. on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. il IL
Ordered by the court. That q bearing
he had upon the same on the 18TH DAY
or DECEMBER. y. n. 1917. before said
court at Richmond. in said district. AT
L. o'clock noon; and that notice thereof
he published in The Tin,cs-Dispatch. "a
newspaper printed in said district. and
that all known creditors and other per-
sons In interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause, ii any
they have, why tho prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
And 1T is further ordered by the court.
That tho clerk shall S"nd by mail 10
all known creditors cories OF said ,c-
ton and this order. addressed To thcrn
at their places of residence ~ stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDlT.I., JR.. Judge Of tho said court
and the seal thereof, at Richmond. in
said district on the sd day OF October.
\. -. 1911.
Attest:
JOSEPH r. BRADY,
(SeaD CLERK.
JACOB s. COHN. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
I'rtrJfhN IrS. n. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14
GIGANTIC AUCTION OF 5000 STOCK OF NEW,
DEPENDABLE FURNITURE N HOUSE FUR
NISHING GOODS, AT % les BROAD STREET,
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS TREETS
We Will sci! for one OF Eichmond's leading merchants on
THIS DAY twEDNESpAY), NOVEMBER II. 1917.
commencing at l0:30 a.. NJ

md continuing each day att the same M until hc entire stock is sold:
VIII mention in part-rarlo SUITS. upholstered in tapcsuy, velour silk n
hrocade. With. solid mahogany frames: odd pieces rarlor Furniture, Chairs
Rockers Tables, Cuho cabinets, Floor Lamps; handsom Library suits in
solid mhoEau nmartcrcd oak. TUNED n carly English, upholstered in
imitation and cal leather,w with Tables to match: large Easy Chairs
Rockers rvcnpOr and aNcncttcS. CoucheS Tabarcucs Tedestals sloDe ton
and, oth"r Nrtdng Desks. Book Gases and ombinatio Cases; large assortmen
Dhnins-E Room Snua in imitation AM solid mahogany. uuartered oak. early
English, Jacobini and TUNED oak. in the patterns o Louis XIV. William mi
Table f"rvLns Tables mars etc Bedroom Suits all STYLES and woods, with
and Iron Bed Sin all sizes; National and Steel Springs; Felt IND other Mattresses
blankets Pillows. etc
Standard line Eitchen, Cabinets steel Ranges Gas nng Kitchen Tables
licoNun Mats Floor Boards. DruHEcts, Rugs Taking achIncs pie
lures mirrors. etc Also a general line fo IN goods too numerous to mention
This is nc oft the best stocks We hay ever handled: fresh IND desirable
out reserve ~"
IcnlcrAi invited Ladies' especially invited &c attend
Sale positive rrEMSi Cash
,.. ,,. VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY. Auctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

soSnH Mial 10 ss" t5.s & linz NO Den u ,..er''o".
Il Used MIiislH u"" wE,.n. wIiit
COMPANY IIiE ORDEi
RATE rit; LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines.
SuSpAf and z DAii.i ',,sertiVts. ~ cents.
) Da'iy insertions. a. ,el.,s.
situations Nnntru. Male and female.
Tine DA.Lr u oG.>DaI. . cvnts a nae.
: Iints "'unin o'e "ee". ~ t,m,s d i.ne,
hnec 10 the nryn. ana 81 "orua 10 me line.
fiIc aLo,e RACES cover al ,ihsSinCutuus
,i".sinrn,Ions $50, gu"ianteoi -i,er ) 4. Al.
StiIar.AiiOH loH LII. NANf u
Ine .".to"lm. Times Despatch Dr-neu Oi-
""nt Aus. aru ",tep,.u w tne,n at ths
I'.uiar once iaive, "hien are b!rsn abo.e
WEST ~ rJGGI.L aiiiEEI.
VS., Ina Imar".*.s. 49,. V. ~.ry ~.
-a..do Dtus s,Use. riosd Ave. anu
."-ilvs -, Turner. Druggist. W."t bro.u.
..-r..n-, ~. st,re. 2v-i Grove ave.
II. l.. nuokcr D.us store. WI =" Main
Toys DRUG Store. Alien Ave. Gsac.
Allen ave. pharmacy. Alien Ava and
e. n,,i +, !en p.as ! H;Sss. 81 SO 81 &. Va !iars A.'" 81.
tEa,g sirsel ul rr&E s.. II ;. ,'ns sr5 -. 5.
". IL. stay e BIOS. Biooh Ave. -iu Guy
.Tarrant Drls store. tou-a.s anu itoad
streets.
EAST OF rousHEE: sri;EEr.
Concn "a. IL East nT"Ii 81.
MetsDcr.eis Sole l.. nio"d 81
far1l,cy!ss 'i ifs, h'c+ s. iai;i ia A &ria' ST Il.
Nails Dtux Store. iIt,h ana siurshal So.
v il. D"!ts. 49, %orin" fsn:n 81.
!Hci.rGson DguG store. oOi :. seven
Il. t. Gh.ircy. . : Eighteenth st.
Turner's !hafmncj. I"t"'!-nt-, and Main
Williams. Pharmacy r"en,y.arst and
sor"SeT Dr.s Company. T"enty-;hird
!so'h Drug store lmcn,y-oluih ana q
Wooa y S-a,n: uru: Co. r"enty-ttt
Wool i'nuilaays. r~cnty.nrth and Leigh
chu.cn i'm r~narmsc,. 200 Eas, Broad
$ y. cre's nfur s,o-.. 900 = Broad 81
PARAMOUNT
f,irt"oInt Pharmacy, 2iaa Paramount
nAnrc. HiGu
nafy's rrGs .sto'". H"r;n Ave.
s'@ere'> on. St"r" go. M...th 49,
~. - \nurr.u, four,n ana stuart.
=. - Iowns-n1 Mi.,on and Maryland
SOUTH nicuMo>p
Dr"n-n uth.s lin.ea- D.s"4.e". 80; liu'!
wuOpih%D HEIGHTS
Woodingh i!e.aAis r"Ari"acy. S!vt
SIS r.
IS 81 "coer,s. ,nos s,o'e. ZOOS i!o'l s.
g. 4 BIacA. .rIs ,,tt.-fEr surE ave
s.o.tes nr.E a'o,e. $50 "...'4'"a-1fs
rufr:sarnG
Times pt.uai,n Ernne'n 80 %"rtn Sea
,nor. N.r-.u Lt.L-. Lci..-nii* s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

We VIII offer !or sale, on tho prem
iscs. ;ho house and lot how referred
-. The lot fronts - feet Q inchea on
tho scaih sid" ni Dnval street. begin
ming - tee, west of st. lanes street.
ald has Il dcr.h "f - feet TO an alley.
survey uf the same VIII he aivwa 4,
III" ii1c o. sale.
Tho above property is right III The
middle of old Jackson Ward. where
property always is ~ deynanI at good
rentals, and Is occupied by good pay
ing tenants q; the present time. Tie
oNuNr Is ]se!!in. because he uecds The
niou"".
TERMS: Huc-ihird cash, balance al
six and twelve months. or all cash. at
the option Uj The purchaser.
NAiii.lScN ~ RATES.
tGc:iOnscrs
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HELP

WANTED. ruler and book binder. 90, pa Die Of
csncral IinUerS aor.:. Permanent posi'
tioii. good pny. Franklin Pross Co. Pc
lcrsourg~ Va
y fieD. lhrce prtsssrS. either FOR hnni
work Or Hoffman steam pressing machines.
Epuu pay. steady worl.. Hub Cleaners.
Newport Ncwt. Va.
MASHED. Two nrst-clsss pants makers.
,pri"'. S3.bp aud up. The T~atc-Brown Co.
th'ri"ttc. y. -
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NOTICES-Lcgal
LEGA!. NOVICE;

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION FOR SINKING
FUND or FIl:Sr M~oHTGAGr: SIN
CENT t"'.l T,iN-YEAE GoI.D BONDS
Oh OSAGE MANuFACTUHlNG COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

MAHlnD IoYns lacy, ]tyr.wri'-r wsr
r,forsnc,-; .t..iy employment 20 ore who
v.cr Z. Adtrr.s q $50. c!:1 rim~--D.s;avch
soon. Women desiring clerksi;ips. Tos,-
onlcc. gor"rnn ent apartments stCnogru-
pliers. write for FREQ particular 20 !. &.
Leonard tro-in"- roNurai'"nt cxaHincrI. G9I
E.-n,. Rl6n- Warrington.
WANTED. white women and
girls, l6 years cid and over,
for clean, pleasant and profit
able employment in our modern
cigarette factory. Pay while
learning not less than sl.25 per
day; after learning. from sl.5O
TO $3.50 per day OF ten hours.
Pay once 4 week. Meals served
below cost. a special Christ
mas present for those entering
now. British American To-
bacco Co. Ltd. 900 North Lom-
bardy Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING

I:icliMoMn .ELhCrnlr snoE p
That l.i!.:l Mill. CIV PROMPT At
nf.RS A SrnGitiryI''' = = NAL; .E:
Sii;l;Ef IicHMOHp. "a. rEONE KA%-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

St'i. men "'IerlnS " tiinIhcr % quick
Detachable" IiIi!chcr or straight S.Ce DUii-
TOP. chrcx must .e sent Win orders. or
goods Will &c sh!rpet! 9. -. d, subject to cx-
animation. Mono! refunded on any 5000.
returned unused Within 10 days.
NATIONAL. TIRE AND RUBBED co,
Randolph 30S2. -. ". broad street
El1flnlond 3ran,h. Elralnund. Va.
FcED %u.Ii..r. ior sale. or VII trade body
c,.c' r.i,c ,t nr" '""S I" -" " VII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

~ - - '-' 'n'- - l'''.ltC JCb IFFNH
.o 10 %lk" rin''"E acE:l,men, @ood Eyystqi:
rep. n,tiSis Etaa'"itt2l;: II, n : liiii air. .is""r'd
WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF l6 AND IS TO
Il TELEPHONE
81 per dav
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of Z OF 8 hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $3.50 A. M.
to $50 P. NJ, Miss Boltz,
Room POP, 700 East Grace
Street.
THE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF VIR-
N
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AuIUiiUniLi:S


SER - 10! So.. uOui,s .Gr ,Uut fotA ;on
tIuN.i. Ne carr. several s.Ee- In s,o, :.
aLu ,aU pat houits cI Inc ~.,y o7a"r il ave-
i'r"iIu2itr-= !"' osd bodies =. Ae>vE ~
900. -! E..Hi Cary
rci; -ai". Iyii a.c.pass-uS"r kiinc chcap
18th i..sl,h.
oct""'E.u;" riiua, u,rro.utabI~ Vnccis. psr
i.ct or"e' IL II. -. lt"gc. jr.. Jas Fact
lOI; sH.". .ii' turc touri:S gar. good cordi-
t'o'l. lsiI Gur'! 'uuriug car. sho'.. aDsurs-
".s. dchioGnio O.c. etc. y II. FILTER. 1903
Nt,St i.rn.i
WE En.c several III, Ford touring hoJicg:
ono ~. GuJ.aicr body. The bodies Iui
on the s"in" 1lt ORDER 10 given. Iiraduusr r
Yer" i9r Fora u"d.ee. y. Aryc:'s Soa. al
.,t.\v antuUuorl'",. ii.av urr iou-. Dcpcuca.
rla %-"rv!y.. Il"nr Madison lt.o.
HLn u,c ui. sr.cu- PASSENGER cars. yI.50
ana 81 p"r n"dr. siShts,c.nS i speciality.
D-u'. -. i'nGirNHtd "-i-.tu-J
selected b..:u.sf..u ,!iIs that arc picked At
Ih. :..ior!ts lnr Ing lnLiruEe EAnrN on.
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DEATHS


---TTr,I Tv-r--,, .r.r,1N.r II .I,;
I'd T. "a "a ia. r.Eic,u,c Of h.r r.r-
CGi .rvl. N'iin Ihlrit ."irth street. VII
It'. Ice. tnIaHt daughter II Iclu A.. suG
'i.T~ 'urti-
- igr"r"I from. rt"Nc rcaiT"u=. at I l. ~
To-. 'N tD.t~bNIt int.rmrIt ~
OK" und
I"JN NN.-p'ci n, ~. re-iacr', III ~ yer
.''.. $50 stree, itCiLE Low ~
I'm, W. nv. .ini ~. yai =.
r., rAy ,.\I.i,% IN "
6.lw ,o,I "'-''''' '
"a te :; T., ~
:, ,io,. g. t. FnS,.say Noy4 ,ny.E rs iiiI'
..,,ttM.. so" S'rI,, W"hN $50 - 1850
,t,',.r ~ ~ lh'''Won' -" iorh city
!tu.h'r', hr"'u"rs. pic,"s an. mtpncws
hIS-- ni.,j ~ 80 . -.
N">i Clay Strc"' 81 go =. VI, %oy-nh.r
VI "a - Rose. "a hi> tort. -u.tu
N'nr. - joey. 70 willow an.. u,r chn.rcr.
: i''- 49, bi"a. st ,ic re,ld.aro 81 ht. s,u
fph"T' ~ S''k"S ipl tHtl erin" Sirr., 30
$, n be- ~. : a. 81. If.Hi-Il. II. Sr'sEp>
,hii''" M, u" ~ H2"e-,ii S'"ha. -
,u--r - ',"h.u', "iok' al; PITTS
-I-.-l-.-'i ~ thh IN !.uf'0E burg Count.
$50 TO-
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STORAGE AND MOVING
FOR S.iLI:-liorscs

NANr ;tr>r "lt> - ,SNh: -
'% i.AirD riiANa"ii; 60. ~
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SUMMER
t,Oii Kit\I.-i:nnms

LAi;Gt: >haG. lava -. bii i. iui:u..I,. water
gas: good table Tr!icr. puoiu, U!urr.r
ar! i"fn.s 90 Application Urawcr q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

.II.l.E.h .,..h..Nri... ,A.NNIs.
ntiI y ..stOk
YOU VIZ hi1 pic",y nors's aud muller.
IpI sol. amy. Aa,,u,d Gays, lI-sney And
;",uiu'y. h.iC: Us your sur,iG; s.Uvh. -.
"'h set 'h"... I"T 800, nni you ,ti .ct NUGf
isv.- - I.tst FRANKLIN street.
i'i"u" Madison "|Si.
h> t'~U 90 so"u mci"r "iu. ave lead Of
I"oh hrrS"s .i,chr: GtEUI OK ~. hIrd W"rn.
S'I" ,ihA's " ip'E guarantee. ''.gu ~ seen
~ iI"Nin.u's stables. 100 Ghal tIatHlIn
-
Furniture and Ctitua Packing
go iS'Hi. e..hs 49, "v"I.U. reseu.,
ia'~-u aHI ,U!r.vd w.,H care M,,tLs
49,. i.~-.... '"". - Ja>So L..n.: ruSt.s
CARPET CLEANING
CARPET CLEANING.
OLD ~ca:ir'H made over into now ruEs
FhoN. Madison s.Ss W. w. Aiosetoy * Co.
IL A1rth El.&; street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-14

Mt&Tr.D. preSStran and prcssmah helpers
and boys ana kiris over 10 Years old. Tie
i3suEhinan stationery Co. Bowe and Mar
shaft streets.
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HELP Observation-Disclosures;
SITUATION WA.NTEU-,in.c

MANY opruiu&s OOH ard JAM 80 10.
tsrs '"iviI"rS Agency. Atlanta. G.
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HELP wANrED-Male Il .;cmn.e.

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FEW WEEVILs FOUND
BY SUMTER FARMERS

Despite the fact that farmers all
over Sumter county have reported that
boil weevile have been found OF Their
farms, thus far only three sure
enough" boil weevils have been brought
to the attention of Agricultural Agents
!. G. oliver and w. J. Boyett.
Several planters have brought in bot
ties containing various species OF in
cects which they believed to be boil
weevils, but on examination, the agri-
cultural agent unquestioningly pro-
nounced them pea-pod weevils, or COG
klebur weevls.
J. A. Mills, Jr, of the Seventeenth
district, brought in two boil weevils,
along with so pea pod weevils, while
another farmer from the same district
also exhibited one boil weevil from
among several weevils of different spe-
cies.
Messrs. Oliver and Boyett are issu-
ing warnings to the farmers to watch
for the appearance of the boil weevil,
especially on cotton plants growing
near fence corners, old buildings,
stumps, brush piles and standing tim
Der, where the weevils may have had
information quarters during the win
ter
The little black weevils found in
clusters on the cotton plants and on
the ground are not boil weevils, al
though they do some slight damage to
cotton early in the season. The boil
weevil will DC found at this season of
the year puncturing the small buds and
when the farmer finds a bud that has
turned black, he may be pretty sure
that weevil has been getting in his
work.
Within few days Messrs. Oliver and
IRoyett declare that the systematic pick
ing of punctured buds should be COM
menced, and once each week the cotton
should be thoroughly gone over to
capture the adult weevils working on
the plants and to get rid of the pune
tured buds.