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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby giv,u. that Iu pursu- Iance of the authority and directions con. tained in tue deeretal order of the chan c"ry court Of Garland county made and entered on tn" 19th day Of March. A. n. l3lt. in u certain cause (SO. 63J23 then pending therein between Fnuie Llrud. |et aL. cumpl1ln lnants. and W. IT, Con nell, administrator of the estate of L. M orr. deCcased, Minnie r. orr widow Otr Edwin Or and Mary Ou ct al de- icUd1uts.- fhe undersigned. d coTnmis- aIoner of said coDrt VII offer TOT sale at public vcudce to the highest bidder. lat the front door or cutance of the county courthouse. lu which said court ls held. in the county oi Garland with m the hours pres 'rbed hv Law for ju- iIcial sales. on the 10th day of May. A p. 1917. lho following described rcal es- Lots four ,O and five C.o. block lg. LtdW-dEes subdivision of block No. 15S. and lot 2. of block Nc. 1o7. of the City af Hot Springs, according to the official plat of the United States Hot Springs Commission. in Garland county Ar1an- sas.
 Terms of sale. On credit of thrp. mt uths the purchaser hing required tn execute d bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court D. said cause. with approved scceiity. bear Ing interest at th uite of 10 per cent per lHHum from date of sale until paid. ana sold to secure the payment of the par -hssc money.
 Givcr under my hand this 1eth aJ uf April A. D l9l1
 F. W RONIjsS
 commissioner Il C ttuN-rN
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BASEBALL TODAY.

The Waco Yellt W Jackets, who have not played in Hot Springs in lG years are here day 10 play the Ar kansas Giants at Wilmington park this afternoon Monday and Tue day. Sundays game will be played at Majestic park for the benefit of the Charitable Home. The Giants are greatly strenethened for these allim- portant games with this famous club
 (Rube) r ster, the Yellow Jackets star pitcher, famed every Hot Springs batter who faced him for five innings. Finally Gabe nIilliner. the fleet thirdsacker of the locals at that time singled, promptly stole second and scored on Simpsons single over short for a l-to0 Hot Springs victory. This is the greatest and most cele- brated' baseball club in Texas. Game called at 3:l5 ?, n. The ab ye stated game was played on the Yellow Jackets last appearance here.
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Giants Lose at hnme

New York, April 2C,--The New York Nationals opened their nome seasol here today with a defeag at the hands Of Bcton, which won a Lrilliaat H.. ming game, 1 10 2. l. was a 5pien- cid pitcaers' battle. first between the veterans, Tesreau and Raean. anl later between Two youngsters. C.. smith and Neh. Smith. former Columbia pitcher weakened ia the fourteenth inning when singles by Massey and Co, ins, a pas Co Ron etchy, silled the bases. j. Smith forced Massey at the plate, but kellys single sent in Collins and Koa- ctciiy with tho winning rua.
 Score d. Ii. |. Boston .0l 100 000 00o O2--t 2 9 \. York o0l 900 o0i GOO oo-2 8 }
 Ragan. Neht and Gowdy; Tesreau c. Smith and McCarty, Rariden.
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
 SAL

Sealed bids will be rcceIved ly tho District Forester. Washington, b. C.. up to and including April 30 lgI7. for aIl the mtiehantable dead timber standing or 9oWn and all the live timber marked or designated for cutting on an aren am Macing about 500 acres within sections !1, IS 10 and 20 township North. Range Y West. aud Sections II. l2 i3 II. B and ~. TownshlD North. Range ls West 5th P, NJ. Arkansas National For est Arkansas. estimated to be iO0. 0Vd feet R NJ, more or less or white oak timber No bid of less than si50 Der M feet for the timber will be considerfd. Deposit with bid $4o0. The right to re. feet any and all bids reserved Before bids are submitted full Information con corning the timber. conditions of sale deposits and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest S0- pervlsor. Hot Springs. Arkansas.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the custody of city funds vii be received by the City Commls- sion up to 8 o'clock D. m., April 20. 1917. The bank or trust company pay Ing the highet rate of interest and offering the best security will be giv- en preference. No bid for rate of in. terest less than Der cent upon the average daily balance per month will be considered. The commission re- serves the right 10 reject any and all bids. All bids should be filed with the City Clerk. J. w NIcCLENDON,
 Mayor 4-1S-3t
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Notice is hereby given. that in pu7. "oo 0. the authority and directions ccalp 9od in tbe decretal order of the ChanCery Court of Garland County. m2de and entered ol the 9th day of April. A. D., 1917, in a certain cause oNc. Gi22'. then pending therein De tween loulse Schubert ct al.. com r inaut,, and D. G. Sleeper, ct al., dc. I.''9nts. ta" undersigned, as commits sioner of -aid coart, will offer for saia at pUliic vandue the highest bdde-. at the front door or entrance of thn cclnty courthouse, in which said court is held in the county of Gar. land. within the nom prescribed by law for judicial sales. oon the 12th uav of May A. D., 1917, he following described real estate, towt:
 Lots thirty-eight (SSl and thirty. nine (29) Of Vista Heights subdivision. O. part of section nine t9D, township ,hree (3), south range nineteen west. in Garland county, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale; On a credit of three months, the purchaser being re. qmred to execute a bond as required ny law and the border and decree of said Court in said caus, with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annnm from date of sale until paid, and a lien telng re. taned on the premises sold to slecure the payment Of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand thi3 2lst day of April A. D., 1917
 FRANK w. ROWdlFS,
 Cnnnnie ie sinnnr In. Chnnrnr,.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

w . 'CG FOT r U DGlAA A ION. Department of the Intcrior-U. s. land OftIe at Little Rock. Arhan- sas, AprR r. 1917.
 No,ics is hereby given that Wander W. Blocker, of Ceadr Glades. Arkau. 6as, Wao. on April l5 and May 3, 1913, made homestead entries, No. 06052- 055St. for s. F s. P SEE 14 SEE l4 \. }l SEE. T. SEE. l4 SEE II and NE. A SEE. lt SEE. A. See g, T. l N. R. 2l w. Little Rock district and \. 1a \. ]. NE l. NV IA. Sec. {, T. l S, R. 2l w.. in the Camden district. Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention 70 make three-year proof, to estab i n claim too the land above de. scri1ed. before United States Commfs- siner. at Hot Springs. Arkansas. on the lSL day of June, 1917
 Claimant names as witnesses. lame C. Riley of Cedar Glades. Ar Kansas; James ", Halsell, of Cedar Glades, Arkansas: John W. Blocker, of Cedar Glades. Arkansas; Houston Richardson, O. Cedar Glades, Ar kansas. JNO. W. ALLEN,
 Regis CT.
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LIttIe Rock Won ln Ninth.

Little Rock Ark, April 20. 0.-l.tte Rock won over Chattanooga in thc min h inning today when. base on balls, sacrifice and hits by CovIng- ton and Manning scored two runs for q score o2 to In favor of the nome team
 Score R II E Chattanooga ,..0l0 BOO 020-6 $ Lite Rock .....l40 000 002-7 l6 1
 Marshall, Bacon and Peters; Phil lips Robinson and Chapman.
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Cravath,s Homer Moon-

Philadelphia, April 2o-A home run by Cravath, which boounced into the left fie' d bleachers in the eighth in. ming. gave Philadelphia victory over Brooklyn, | to 3, in the opening gamo of the National Leagle season here O. cay. Alexander and Cheney were glv. en splerdid support, Wheat robbine Kllifer Of home run by a spectarq. ."r catch and Niehoff and Bancroo 'l eYcoIlilg in he fife q for the home team
 score R. Fl F. Brooklyn .....- .0l0 600 G00--3 i 1 Philadelphia ... 002 0l0 0lX--I s 2
 Cheney and Miller; Alexander and xii fer
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sothoron Lost One

Chicago April 2o--Pitcher Soth. oron lest his first game in his last eighteen starts today when Chicago punched hits in the sec-nd inning and won from St Louis, to Q Sothoron had won 15 straight games for r rtland at the close of last sea son and was victorious in his first starts with St. Louis. Cicotte, who pitched no-hit. no.run game against St Louis last week was touched for as many hits as his opponent today but was given perfect support, run nne catch by F. Collins being fea- urc
 Score R n P St. Luis .......10o 001 0O0-2 3 Chicago ........0lO 00l 00x--j Q
 Sothcron and Severeld; Cieotte and Sehalk
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WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court Of Garland County. Ark, T. J. O'Neil' plaintiff VI, William B Turner and Emma 6. Turner.
 The defendants, William B. Turner and Emma c. Turner are warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of of the Plaintiff, T. J O'Neil.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this l2 day of Aprb 1917.
 FRANK ROWT ss.
 -ikes tClerk.
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Pu SALE.

No;ice k hereby given that pursuant { resolution uf the stockholders and di rectoIs of the National Cemetery I'm pavement Association on December eOth l9l5 looking to d dissolution of the cor. nonnon, the surrender of it's charter and the selling cg all its property and asset < the following described real estate wni lr sold at bubble auction at the front door ct the Garland county court rouse on SaturdaF. April 2lst, l9l7 at r. o'clock noon
 Said property will bc sold t, the high est bidder fer cash and 's described as
 Lots Co lG inclusive block l- and block l6 situated in Euclid Heights Ad- dltion 10 Hot Springs. Ark.
 NATIONAL CEMETERY IMPROVE.
 ATF.NT COMPANY.
 1 47I4i r 1. 10 '''' '' " V''' E''''' ''ey'
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Senators Lost at Home.

Washingtcn, April 20-Washington opened the season at home today by losing t- Philadelphia to 1, in thir- teen innings. Singles by Thrasher, Bates and s, hang and sacrifice hit brought in the winning runs. British and French flags flew over the grand stand, and before the game Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy de. partment raised the Stars and Stripe on a pole in centerfield while the Wash ngt7n players gave an exhibi tion military drill. Vice President Marshall threw out the fist ball.
 Score k II P Philadelphia ...,..........,-G , O Washington ,..,...-,....-,,--4 lZ |
 R. Johnson and Schang: Gallia, Ayers and Henry, Ainsmith
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given, that m puTsu- luce of the. authority and directions con cerv court Of Garland county, WJdc nne entered on the 18th day Of AIm Ch, \. T. 1917. in q S'i tain cause tNo. G3S}1 ther bending therein between Arkansas Trust Co and NJ. J. Henderson, trustee. com claimants. and MCGehee Williams Her nardine Williams. Mrs. l.. F. Vaughn Rector L. Williams. and T W. Wilianls defendants. the undersigned a. cpumis- sioncr nt said court will offer for sHlt dt public Neudue tO the highest bidder at the front door or entrance Uf the county courthouse. in which said court the hutuS prescribed by law for judicial sales, ou the 3rd day of May. A. II. l@l7. the following described real estate. to-wit.
 Pat of lot Eleven Gu block One Hun ired and Twenty-eight l2S of the Hot SprmsS Res"rvatlon as suryeyd aud mapped and nllttcd by the United States Hot Springs Commissioners. and more particularly described as follows: com meEce at q point on the front line of the tngton hvenuet nifty t50l feet from the northwest corner thereOt, and running thence along the lot front to the said northwest corner: thence along the di- yling line between lois eleven dil and twelve O2) of said block one hundred and ninety-fiVe tl9I) feet to tht tear line of lot eleven CID; thence east along the renr line of said lot fifty (50l feet ht nee lu -tiaight line to the point Q ,esinuirr. in G1rhnd county. Arkansas
 Tcrms of Sale. On credit of three months the purchaser being required 10 execute a bond as reouited bv law and the order and decree of said court m sab cause. with approved security. bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent pcl 1pnum from date Of sale until paid, ana lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment Of the pur- chase money.
 Gwen under my hand this 10th day ot April A D. 1917.
 r. w ROWLES,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

" INN1 " FlIl0l Commissioner in Chancerv
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WARNING ORDER,

In the Chancery Court of Garland County, Ark.
 Dora Cannon plaintiff vs. J. D Hagler ct al. defendants The defendants, ]. D. Hasler, or her heirs, II. A. Hollifield or her heirs and the unknown heirs of Ida Boggs. deceased, are warned to appear in tn s court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Dora Cannon.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 3lst day of March, 1917.
 F w ROWJlES, Clerk. Gibson Witt, attorney ad litem.
 4.l-17
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toled Louisville. rain. Az Columbus 8. Indianapolis 2. At St, Paul-Kansas City, wet rounds
 At Minneapolis-AIilwaukee, co d.
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Mobile Has Swat Fest.

Mobile, Ala. April 20.-,Mobile drove Perryman from the lox in the fifth inning and won an easy victory oear Birmoingham, 9 I. l4oveless, wao relieved Perryman, and Douglas, who replaced Loyeless in the sixth both were wild
 Score R H F Birmingham ,. 0j0 1l0 GO0-l ? Mobile ........ .000 313 20x--J l2 n
 Wiley and Griffith FIager; Perry man, Love ess, Douglas and Haworth.
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Dr. w. II Hickson announces that he treats eczema. blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by method that Is simply wonderful Also diseases of the rectum and cures piles withou, the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs, Ark. Citizens Ma tionai Bank Building. 4-2-1m
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST--N esterday morning. between Eastman and posto9fice. black purse containing papers. Return to R A. S.etson, Marquette Hotel, liberal re. ward. f-l9-3t
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standina of Teams.
Cardinals Beat Cincinnati.

St. loui- April 20-Three sms.es. three bases on balls. a hit batsman. X sacrifice hit and two errors pJye St. Louis six runs in the first inning to- day and Cincinnati lost 10 6.
 Score ,R II E Cincinnati ..... .00l egG 005--G II 5 St Louis ..... 600 plG 0ox-7 9 ,
 Ring and Wingo, Watson Amos and SuVder
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BASEBALL RESULT
SOUTHERN AssociA-
standina of Teams.
Faulty FieldInq Beat Nashville.

Menph Tenn. Apra 20--Faulty heldng in one inning and punched bits in another enabled Memphis to defeat Nashville today, ? to Q. in a hard fought pitchers battle, in whicb NcCon bested Taylor Two errors he ped Memphis to it's first run. and Nick's doable, the only extra base h., of the game. contr.haed to the other.
 score II II F Nashville 6n0 coo aO0-o ! Memphs ......O Ol0 GOO 01x-2 6 ?
 Taylor and Street; McCol and Schmidt.
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Grimes in Good Form.

Pittsburgh. Pa, April 20.---Pitts- hureh defeated Chicago today by a score Of 6 to l, due to the good pitch ing Of Grimes, who held the visitors to three aits. Demaree was wild and gave way to Packard, who in turn was replaced by Douglas in t1e eighth inningo
 Score k II E Chicago .......o0l 00o ooo--l 3 c Pittsburgh I...lS" GOO 50X--6 I
 Demaree Packard Doae'as and El- lott: Crimes and eagner Fischer.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Dallas 0, Shreveport 1.
 At HcGston 9, Beaumont 2. A Waco [, Fort Worth I. At San Antonio-Galveston off day.
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FOR SAIE-Fnest improved stock farm
 in Garland county. all cOuvenienCes
 house. barns, etc: go acres under fence
 I5O in cultivation, implements. stock m, grain included. bargain to the rign rartv, For further imorna ton see J W. Sunc. Arlington Engine f,oom. 3-2f-t FOR SALE-On account of bad health No l grocery and market, al invoic, prices doing good business Phone Se' or J47 4-l-t FOR SABc- Confectionery and grocery l2S Park avenue donS good cash dyt ness Phone S9i 4-2i-1u
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ANNOUNCE mENTs
EOR scHnnl nInEcrnn

FOF oOFfOOL DTHECION. The Sentinel Record Is authorized to annouHcr John F. pisheroon for school di actor In the May school elections
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FOR SALE-Furniture of rooming house; fifteen rooms, all occupied. VIII sell cheap for ea.h. Leaving on the account Of poor health Inqpire PIG Court Street. 2.l4.1ho
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FOR RENT
'sSsessessesa - - seeeest
saaeeeNaeeAeeeANNaNeeNoee

FOR RENT-@A strictly modern five
 room apartment By far the most de- sirable in the city. Beautifully fuu- ished; tile bath steam heat, hot and
 ccld water. brick building, on first floor Two books from bath house row This is a chance for some one
 who wants something exceptionally nice. Gall at once as 1t VII not be vacant long. Phone 476. Algonquin Flats. 4-21-3t
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AMERICAN 4 LEAGUE.
Standinu of Teams.
Detroit Won h Ninth.

Cleveland April With tho score tied in the ninth two Detroit men on the bases and two out, Younes drive over third got by Alls-n and went for home run. Detroit win ming. to r. Roland held Cleveland L. four hits. but three Of them were punched. with passes and a Detroit error.
 Score R II F Cleveland ......202 000 o00-4 1 | Detrot ........ 900 O09 Qo3--7 II 3
 Morton and O'Neill. Roland and Spencer. Stauaae.
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NOTICE.

l shall return home In a few weeks to hegn an active and vigorous cam palgn for circuit judge
 JAS. l.. GRAHAM. tAdvt) 3-22-tf
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f you suffer from S.7maeh oisof dsrs, ask your doctor about our 6ui garlan buttermllk. Tic Pastaurlxec Miik Go. h Atf.tf
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS

T0N TTtNT.Nl"o If1nt folm m UII.aTt family Phone i1l1. 3-28-t FOR BENT -You cat secave nlcelv fur niShed rooms with a private family b\ calling telephone lG1S 2-23-tf NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reas Onlble IJ2l3 Central Ave. Phone 57l. Steam heat Mrs D. shannon.
 1l-lS-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--A -AutomobiW. Overland road ster. Electric starter electric lights. II perfect condition. The best bargain Of the year if sold at once See Bentle' Thomns at Moodcook & lawson. 4-10- 1
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WANTED hand furniture. Phone gSS. ]. II. Ermy & Sons.
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WANTED TO BVY-SACKS. WAR PRICES paid for second hand sacks C. j. Horner Co. i0~2a-tf
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WANTED

LIVE AGENTS are making $4 to $7 per day selling our iamous lee Saver cloth This article is guaranteed to save 90 per cent of anybody ice bil ana can be used for two years Every nome IS pro pect You sell size to cover 5o lbs for 75c. or larger size to
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-09-13

Ny strength ID sonee Impuldvely h
half encircled her with his thin arms,
but she seemed armored with ice, and
he dropped them. She could hear him
grind his teeth. Il dare not lay hands
upon you." hs chattered- angel Of
my dreams. ! am faint with longing.
To love you and yet to be denied: to
feel myself afiame and yet to see you
cold; to be halted at the very doors
Of Paradise! What torture!"
The fellows self-control In the
midst Of his frenzy frightened Alaire
more than did his widest ayowals; II
was In something Of a panic that she
said:
zone moment you tell me am safe,
the next you tafeaten me. You say
am free. and yet you coerce me. Prove
your love. Let me 60"
"No! No! i shall call the priest" !"
Longorio turned toward the door.
but halfway across the floor he was
halted BY woman's shrek which 10
sued from somewhere inside the house.
II was repeated. There was an out.
burst In a masculine voice. then the
pattsr Of footsteps approaching down
the tiled hallway. Dolores burst into
her mistress presence. her face
blanched. her hair disordered. she
flung herself into Alaire's arms, cry.
ing:
"Senoral Save me! Gods eurss
on the rufiian. Oh"
Dolores !" Alaire exclaimed. sWfat
has happened?"
Longorio demanded, irritably: Yes.
Why are you yelling like thisr
"A man SeeI One of those dirty
peladors. Look where he tore my
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-09-13
MORE COUNTY AGENTS
Cooperation Extension Work to
Be Expanded.
Technical Training In Agriculture md
Home eeonemlcs Feature u
the Service.

Plans have been made to expand i'm
mediately the cooperative extension
work Of the United States department
Of agriculture and the state agricul-
ture colleges, by a large increase In the
number Of county agricultural agents
and home demonstration agents. Wom-
en- agents will be placed for the first
time In the larger towns and cities.
More or less technical training In agri-
culture and home economics will be
required In this service. The appoint
ments are to be made on the recon-
mendation Of the director of extension
work at the state college. Approx
mately 1,400 men agents and 500 wom-
en- agents are at present employed.
The plans formulated contemplate the
extension Of the men county agent
work to all the rural counties Of the
Union In which there Ii a need for the
work and the placing Of an additional
agent In some Of the larger counties
already organized. They also contem-
plate q considerable increase In the
number Of women agents engaged In
extension activities. The number to
be employed will depend upon the
number of trained men and women
available. Proved ability In leader
ship as well as technical training will
be required.
The use Of city agents In the conduct
Of the extension work Of the depart
ment Is new departure made desira-
BILE by the importance attached In the
present food crisis Of the world to the
conservation and efficient utilization Of
foods. The city demonstration work
will be carried on by women agents
who will work In cooperation with the
existing organizations Of women.
The aim of the extension work is to
carry directly to as many people as
possible information In regard to
proved methods Of agricultural pro-
duction and home economics. Econ
omy In the purchase and use of food,
and methods Of food conservation BY
canning, drying. etc, will be empha-
sized. The men county agents are con-
cerned chiefly with agricultural pro-
duction, while the women are employed
in demonstration work In home econo-
mics.
With funds furnished in the food
production bill the States Relations
service also will seek greatly to en-
large the enrolment of young people
In the boys and girls clubs which are
devoted to increasing agricultural pro-
duction and conserving the food sup
ply through canning, drying. and other
means.
The service also will work out prob
lens In the efficient utilization Of va
rious foods and will aid institutions
devoted to agricultural education to
plan and conduct courses of instruc-
ton especially suited to the present
emergency.