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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
HALLOWEEN PRANK is
PROVING COSTLY TO FOLEY

Charged with stealing a Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad engine and using
same for joy-riding purposes last
Halloween. Daniel Cla1ke, colored.
and James Foley. white man. faced
Justice Crutchfield yesterday morning.
The investigation found that man
dressed In woman's clothes boarded
the engine and drove 1t off. and wit
nesses testified that the Clarke negro
had nothing to do with it. His case
was dismissed, but Foley was held for
February IA. until further investiga-
ton can be made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
CLEARINGS SHOW
GAIN OVER YEAR AGO

Increase of nearly thirty-three
N In bank clearings IN Rich
n January over the clearings
nary one year ago is shown by
Iort OF the Richmond Clearing
Association. Bank clearings
month of January were $101.-
|. nearly 100000 for each
months working days. Clear
January last year totaled $67.-
In January, 1918. the total
n were $3S,444.939.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
DR.. STUART MCGUIRE
ON COLLEGE BOARD

Or. Stuart Mcclure was yesterday
n appointed by -Goxernor. Stuart a mem
her of the board OF visitors OF the
Medical College OF Virginia. succeed
ting DIR. Rooert c Randolph, of Clarke
County. who recently resigned. DR..
McGuires term will begin at once. and
his appointment is effective for life.
The Medical College is the only insti-
tute in the state with a board OF
visitors elected for life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
WILLIAM BtTHKE WILL
SPEAK TO statesmen

william Rethke. VI. \. director Of
business administra ton. LaSalie E&-
tension University. OF Chicago. will de
liver ar address next Monday night at
& clock at a meeting Of the Richmond
Sslesmanshp Club. which is 10 he held
ia the auditorium or the Chamber of
Commerce building
Mr.. Eethke is said 10 possess in an
unusual degree qualities that make a
speaker welcome TO his audience. He
has force. Are. purpose. enthusiasm and
the voice and delivery that mark the
really successful speaker His subject
VIII be "A Study Of Trade CYCLES from
the Viewpoint of Salesmanshir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
EntI FEAST WHILE ]
|1lE scene IS LAID
pa College Students Hold An
Banquet Mt Richmond Hotel
Por "Peace Conference"
D HUNDRED. PRESENT
Reception" Takes Place On
|is When Crowd Returns Into
Waiting Ranks OF the Ancient
Hes.

wing custom that has be-
lmost historic. the freshman
Of Richmond College and
npton College Jointly held
nual banquet last night at the
nd Hotel. In line with the
trend of thought at the time.
erinx was designated Peace
lce." with its object declared
Fsent proposals of peace"
no hundred young men and
were present, representing the
freshman class ever register
3 history of either college.
9 the guests of honor were
9 Of the faculty and friends
rollege, including President
ght. Professor Harris, of Rich
ollege; Dean Keller. Of West
h College; Mrs. w. A. Harris.
.. Bristow. II. NJ. Thomas
POSTMASTER. and the schedule
thes. carried out to conform
10 designated object of the
nce," was as follows;
master. II NJ. Thomas: presi-
w. Boatwrieht. Miss Florence
Weston Rristow. Or. W. A..
Miss Cynthia \ Thompson.
n president. j. +. Balderson.
eller
pllowinc IS the menu;
Lynnhaven oysters
Olives Pickles
nn,tiIlan
oiled Spanish Msckcrel
Eectbrcads on Casserole
Suuah Chicken on Toa st
Grape Fruit Salad
French Dressing
cakes Ice cream
COFFEE
Years Great Event.
nnusl freshman banquet : re-
u college circles "a cne Of the
events ar the year, the inc'~
which are said TO lincer long
llcce DAYS are over. The class
hich eusued last night after
.a--s--->--laaa tapnnd -ta--the
was similar TO other oeca =
the kind, looked forward to
ticipat ted in ny the whole COL
III year 1t is the hie event,
whole academic population
II In fuii force 10 witness tho
asst night. after the banquet
lad landed on the campus and
ng ladies had been sent on
head. the freshman class be
4svS - HCa s.. h a
But they soon became the
the assailed. and later. &C
to custom. the vanduished
The Usual Program.
freshman room, while its
,angaeted and toasted several
WAY, had been. visited by the
with prenieditated and we'll
emes, and the aspect was not
Eing Beds. tables, chairs and
her article Of furniture. With
avail bile clothing, bnd clothes
ery tangible object. had been
and s,rewn in the most ludi-
kshion. Nothing that could be
remained In place. Clothes
ed and rolled in knots almost
the walls were draped with
neekties; pennants ound to-
with other neckties formed
RS across The rooms. and the
of the only One. In a num-
cases. was draped IN black,
perry an erstwhile nomber OF
iery family. The whole col
Of rooias resemhlea the ruin
Earthquake.
lrnen wcr" compelled by Hef-
Efforts and without outside aid.
anse sleeping quarters for the
bur when arrangements were
ed little OF tho night remained.
rs accepted tho matter in tho
ra and settled down 10 await
ance ia witness the turning %
nj.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
JUDGE DABNEY TO HOLD
PRINCE GEORGE COURT

Judge A. y. Dabney. Of Chariottes-
vile. was yesterday appointed by Gov
ernor Stuart to hold court In Prince
George next week. Judge Dabney will
sit In place Of Judge West. who Is
holding court In another part of his
circuit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
.sparsom. Macon Very III.

"Parson' j. NJ. Macon. connected
with the City Hall for number of
years. where he has performed thou
sands of marriages. Is now very III
with grip at his home. 10 West CLAY
Street. His condition was reported
yesterday az very serious, and much
unea siness Is felt by his friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02

Columbus. \. NJ. Feb. I.-A party
of Mormons. refugees. numbering
twenty EIGHT. under Bishop. A. B. Call.
from Colonia Juarez, Mexico. Is here
today. In the party is woman with
a FIVE -day-old haby who was brought
to the border in a motor ambulance
by permission OF General Pershinr.
commander Of the Mexican expeii-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02
Circuit Court To Convene Monday.

tIrCunt SouFt 10 SohNehe hohua!.
The February term OF the City Cir
cult Court will convene next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. when the
docket will be called. The number of
cases already filed in the clerks Of
flee indicates that Judge Scott will
have busy month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-02

western Retail Implement.
and Hardware Association.
membership Of 1900 has
|tself on record as favoring ma
= rrohlbition-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav.
enport, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28
s,ukten 2anbcs : Slassc tiihen.

8utte, 9iebr., 26. Sept. Guns
tag Nadt fam es bier 81 itiirmiid,en
unS nufreeenoen Sseneu, na6 etner
patriptiid)en @eriammllne oun Siirz
germ. in ipelder S. q. 0onabue cine
leibenidaftlide Sniprude sebalten.
9lu6 beilen 8eoe besaben lih mebrere
bunbert 8iirser nah SEN @ubnun9en
bon 2euten. tpelde I'M &erhadte itanz
oeu, neutld} : frelmSlid eclinnt 5ll
iein. llnter oieieu beianb iid aud Scr
Gpuntpnutpalt q. Sp. Sinele lluo Ser
eIcrf oes Giltriftseridtes. 9. 81. SuIz
Ter. Sic angeblibeu TeutIdenfrcunSe
ipurSeu uad bem Spernhaule esfors
tirt, tpo lie ser 2anoesflaa9e Sreue
ieblp0ren unb lie tiillen muBten. Sic
beibeu Gpuntpbeau,ten nul6ten auBer<
bem ofieutlih bas @erlprerbeu sebeu
bab lie aboduten lperoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28

ienoen, ipelde bos 2ano perlaiien,
ourd5ufiibren, nbne borber Sic Meier<
pebeb0rocn ooer bie hetreffenbe Meierz
uebonf 81 bcua6ri6ti9en.
&ein solbat beKcr ais icin 6uf.
gBaibinston, 26. Sept. Ser
amerifaniideSoloat lpirb aui Sem beits
gepflesten SUB in Sen 8ries ,1.aridiz
rem. Sen cine Ser am 8riege betbetligz
ten Mrmeen auf3uipeiieu lat.
Sen Truppenzl1ebungslaeern iipo
0rtbopaeoen 5useipicien moroen, nno
lin sic 8eiben Ser Gobperltdnoi9en fir
@iibneraugen uno nertpanote Gingc
fins fir Sen 8ebarf Ser Mrmee beoeuz
tcnoc 2iiden seriiicn iuOroen. Cine
Mn5abl Golbaten luiro aubcrbem III Der
etnfa9eren SuBpflcae olls9cbtloet
iperoen.
nacin Soloot lit beller als ieill
SUB" lit sic Sbeorie, nad ser porse<
gangen ipirb. 9uber befonmen all6 bic
ameritanilden Goloaten Sic beiten
Sdhlbe, sic militdriIden 3ipeden entz
entjpre1en. 1,nb es miro iorgfdltia
bnrauf gcicben. oab tic audi ieoen'
Maum genau paiic,,.
Hermuba pbnc Sdiffe.
8aibinston, 26. Sept. Sic
Naiilion 8ernuloas na6 sen Ser
Staaten tonferirte beutc nit Negies
rllngsbeamten. um oielcs 2ano gu perz
onlaiicn. eeniieenb Oyeanidiffc gu
|licfern, ,,m sic Nusfubr Der @en,iiiez
Critic ser snIeln 5u eru1gliden. Sic
Miillion crtldrt. bab 100000 iiter
Gcmiiie, $4,000 SAP 8artoffeln lt,>
100000 ailtcn Sipicbeln fiir Sic sllz
liirten sl1r @erfii9ltns itdnben. ipcnr
bicie Gesierl1ng fir Sransportmittel
forge. Grobbritunnien, basNntterlann
batte elm dbnlides 8el,l6 nicbt beriid'
Iibtist.
Stimmredtlcrinucn ,pablen Arbeits.
bamS.
gB biug to II, 26. Sept. Sicl
GtinmrcdtIcrinncn, sic tuegcn bcs
Sragens bon &1unern ppr bem 8ei'
gen Soouic oerbaftet iuaren, lu,lrbel
aeltern al 25 Collars obcr 35 Saget
G,cidngniB nerurtbeilt. sic baben {,
bor9esoaen. iih nah ben IrbcitsbanI
lIbiden gu lallen, I'M Is &ollesinne'
bort GeIeuidaft gu leilten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28
Aus beu1 9nlanbe.
1tnteridrift ,uar eefalidt.
( Associated Press

i
Me,p Durf, 27.sept. 9ere6rift=
teller Sames s. s. Mrdibalb per5f=
|fentli6te beute einem Brief, ben er an
0eurge Greet, ben 8uriitcr bes &p=
mitees fiir 1ffentlide Sniurmatio,t,
ihrieb, unb in bent Ct erflart, baf feline
ltmterihrift inter ber Gmpfanssbe=
ideinisnms fit $4,000 pon ber bc,1t=
| Iihen Yotidaft lit 3abluns fir Iropa=
sauba 9lrbcit cine 5allhung lei. Die
&opie jcner Gmpfanasbeideinisu
,unrbe porise Nude BON bem &onitee
fir 5ffeutlide Smformatiou in Eerbin=
bmng nit ben Gntbiillmngcn iiber bic
beutiden @ademidaften lit Mmerifa
per1ffentlidt.
9aouiepelt eegen 2aSollette.
Associated Press
@aeine, @is., ~. Sept. GDl.
9}poiepelt brang bemtc Mbenb in ben
3eimitaat ieines @egnerS Gen. 2a<
Bollette. Sn s,uei 8eriamluueen fanb
feline &rittt Der elniid5t bes Geuatprs
iiber Mmerifas Ibeilmabme att benz
&rieg ben geiuobnten 8cifaQ. Gr fagte
II. as sd las, mic Gen. 2aJolette
III Wsimueapolis NIT Nad)iidt iiber bic
8erientuns hcr v2uiitania" iprad,
sic 100 seelcn an Yprb bate. 9a.
ppm ,uarem SO 1ramen nit &inbern mn=
ter einem Sabr. Sd Las, ,uie 1T
Omeensto,um bieie Ntiitter nit ibren
&inbern in ben Mrmen I'M 1pbteniaal
lageu. tub bieriiber bat ein 8unbes@
ie,tat6r Madiidt."
Gpl. 9iouicpelt gab a,ti!crbcm feis
nem @nnid Ausbrmf, bak bas Or.
iheinen pom ;3eitnngen III bemtider
Sprahe pcrbuten ,uerbe,t ia1se.
Sic 2eague Of 8isconiim Mmniei=
politics, ppr ber CT ipra6, nabm NeiO=
lmtiunen at, Gbnlid hcnen, bic seitern
slbcub im Gbicaap amsemommen ,uur=
ben, nnb bic has MmsituRem BON Gen.
2alpllette aus bcm Senat furbern.
Col. 6. ". Gpmie laFt ron fid b1ren.
Associated Press
q ~ Wprf, %. sept, Gpl. 6. 81.
6ouie, Der Graiibent &iliun ,uieher.
BOLT nidtamtliG iu Derfhiebcnen Niis
iipnem pertrat, CAB beutc Abenb 5,,,
bai er bonn Hraiibenten erindt ,uur=
ben iei, bei Der 3uiammenitellung pun
9batiaden SIT belfen, bic beim S6luh
hes arieses in ber 5riebcnsfufercn5
nnrsulcgem iin6.
n9ies bat jebod feline ameenblidltz
de 8cnemtung", fiigte 3err puuie btu=
SIT. ,,Scit mebr ais 2 Snbren ,uernen
bon allcn cnrupdiid)cm straightforward
1batiadcn fiir bieiem 3,uef oeiam=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28
Mbg. &edl 'eunt einige linn berbd@tig
portoml : PC &ongrtbmitglieoer.
9te 8robe rtt9.renernorla8e 1T eno8altt8 erle=
ot4t tpor0tm.
Sou bit 3uammenbriusn 9batiadnmatera fit
Briebensfumcrcns.

eue beuen NnionsDerfaue &ouanb Gooebet ooen Qoo
Sic Ggerung ibcrnmmt ale Saloelsi9ife
luton GcuihanD erpor-9gen NeierbcbbDrbe fir eeu
&en @o(bat beer a ien SUB - @ernlba ob,e Sdfie
obeas Corpus fir ppn9nteen berane Goup Nereulon
n ames ntbobcn Ser slooptipooa - &ein Geuder Sag
9baoclpba giicnaber in Ohio berbie,en DBten
+, 2anoesfagge tuHen - Gom GellD Iorbpro3eB
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28
Mu8 Dem Nu8lQn6e.
9(usriif auf @iliun int Neldstag.

9(ngrtff auf 8iliun inn Neldstag.
q IN It c t a 1T, p. Sept. 9r
&aempf, Eraitoent bes ocutIhcnHeid)s
tages iagte 1T elmer Hebe iibcr Yrai
&tllunS Mnt,uurt an SEN Yapit 1t. a.:
user einen Sell sluiihen Sen Sai
ier uno bas Wplt treiben uill, BETS
auf Wrantt, ,ucil bas neutid)e Gulf 81
ueruiinftis lit.
u@ir leieu im &rai. @iliuns 9'ut'
an ben Hapit bus @prt Wtenidlihfcit
Sollen ,ulr BEN @prteu eines Wtanncs
glaubcn, oer bic Msadt battc, ourd@cr=
biitnng Der Musfubr ppn Nlunitipn mul
&rtegs material upu 9lmcrifa SouuDer=
te unn Sauienbe ppn Meni9enleben sl
erbalteu?
u&anu iulder Mann ii6 bcrWenid
ltdfctt briiiten, Ser auEeroem mod BET,
&rteg perlangerte burd icine mt
nentrale 5altung, ebc Amerifa imariea
mar; unb Der G,,glanbs slnsbmnse
rnngsfrieg gesen heutide 5raucn uni
! &inber nntcrltiitte?"
sd rtohte nur lpilien". fiigte et
1bin5l,, .ipie Hrdlibent @illon fort
in,to fort eo,t.oer @eid1iitrng flei11er
9tationen reoen fam ongclifts Ser
Sbutiafe, OaB er oas arn1e @riede11=
lano gan5 aus 0en1 Spiele geloiien
bat."
@rufe lteberidmcmmung lit China.
{ Associated Press
Gefin, 25. Sept. (%cripGtct. }
Sic Staht Sicn 5iin (chua 100000
Gtnuubncr) ,uirh uun 3crit1rung
onrh eiue s5ud)ilntb bcorubt. Scr d)ine=
iiide Shell Der staot 1T tbeiluciIe uno
Der She'll Der 9lusldnoer galt5 iiber=
ldsuemmt. Sic 1lutb lit md, lit iducl
lem Stetgeu unb bebedt bic grpEc
Gbene iiiolid) pun &efiug. Mam id,att,
baR id)nn eiuc Wtilliun Gbiueien ub=
nadlps iinb.
@duiiterfriie in Gbili.
{ Associated Press
Santtagu, Ghilc, -. Sept. -
Sas dileniidc &abinett lit bentc SUI
rudsctreten.
9iuiiiider 9(uslanominiiter a6.
Associated Press
Gctrugrab, %. Sept. Sic
3ettmi1gcn perfiinotetem beute, bal; BET
Miniiter oes slus,udrtisen, 2crcitiden=
to, aus Dem neuen &abinett pm fiini
Ysiniitern arsgetreten iei.
0ic eS bctft man ,timmt an -
cs uerlautct.
{ Associated Press)
Mcrifp, %. Sept. gSie bier Der
lautet, lit oas neueitc Ntittel oes9tnd)
rthtenuerfcbrs 5,uiidcn Scr bentid)c1,
@eianbtidaft in Der stabt Wcttfp mi
sse,u Yurf in idJmuttser @aid)e su iu=
den. Sic 9Said,e ,uiro reiicnocn syrau;
CIT mitsescbc,,, bic ben Nuitras baben
tie an ae,uiiie AorcEen in 9te,u Yur
absnltefern. Ntan nimmt an, nai; BIZ
&aid,eitiife Msittbeilunsen in iympa
tbetiid)er Sintc cntbaltem.
gSie cs beift, itammt bic Soee pui
&apt. A,intid,e, ocr 1T bcn Ser. Staa
ten Mitelieo neutrality-suspicious. war
bic bas 0anoelstaubbput Seutid)laul
betreutc, unb Der rcd)tsettis genu!
mad Nterifo entflub.
3uHen perbafte ircmSe Spipuc.
| Associated Press
Yctruarao, %. Sept. = 81
Abenbscitungen mad,tcn befannt, bui
II Nsenten eincr midtisen beutidcl
Organization fir Militdripiunaae per
haftct ,uurScn, sic alle id)tucniibcr 9ta
tiunalitit iiuo.
&apt. Miillcr ppn ser Gmocu mahtc
aluhtucriud,.
i 9pnop q. Sept. Gtncr DC
tiibniten SludtpcriudJe aus einem &c
, fanacnenlaser, Scr Md, nusu tbciltucii
crfplsreid, mar, puroc lit &es,uurtb be
,.pttingban, Gnglnno, ni,tcrnunmcl,
% bcutidJe 8cianseuc, narunter DC
',peltberiibmte &apitau nes Sreuser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28

= @nf6tnBtDM ~. StpL Det
yefanbte Der Rieberlanoes Gbebalier
tau ytapparD gab bemtc int ssuutsoe=
partmcnt cinc GrflGrmng ab iibcr bic
bmrd5 bic Eapiere pun Ssels fiir5ltd)
aufscoedtem N.nnitipnSpcrfiinfe BON
9eutiMlanb an pDllano.
9as staatSbepartment bat lid nit
ber aema@ten GrtlGrnne 5ufrieben &C.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-28
Aus ber:B cB9auptttabt

9lbg. @eflin neunt cinige Namen.
2Baibimstun, 27. Sept. Mbs.
Speflin, alabama, perlan9te beutc bic
fpfortigc Grnenmumg eiucs ;5ansfumi=
tees, ppr bent CT iid iiber jcnc &on=
greRmitsliebcr bctlaseu f5nnte, bic iei=
ncr Aniidt nad iid) illopal betrase'1
baben.
0m cimcr leibeuidaftlidcn &c6c
na,,nte CT bic Namen nut Gen. 2aTol= :
lette; bic Mhseprbncten 8ritten nnS
Nsaion, Sainois, 8aer, 9iurtb 9afota
unb Nurton, Nurtb 9afota, unb furbcr=
te cine ltnterimdmng, bamit CT iid) pcr=
ge,uiiierm f1nntc, Db cine Gerbinbnng
s,uiihem ibrem 8etraeem int &ongref
nnb bent pom 8ernitprff $4,000 Sc
einflniimgsfonb beitano.
Sic &ricaitemcrpurlaac crlehi8t.
Associated Press
2Saibington, 27. Sept. Sm Der
9emeini iamcm &unferens pDr S1amS nno
Gemat be5iielid) Der pielmmitritteme,,
&riesitemerpprlagc ,unrhe bemte eiu
enhsiiltiaes Ginperitanbnif erreidt,
n,b Der @eietcnttuurf lit iufDrt III bic
Druderei 0eihidt ,uprbcn.
Sic groEc &riegitenerrorla9e, ,ute
lie fiirslid ben eemat pcrlicE, iab in,
qan5en einc Ycitcnerung bon $2,41G,=
100000 pur. 9teier Scitemcrmng iino
III Der &pnfcrcn5 nodl StcMerbetra8e
po,, rnno $25O,OOO,OOO nnb $780,
100000 binsm9cfiigt ,uurbcn. Die
9r1Etc 8ermcbrung wurbe amf bic
iibererofen &riesspruiite sclcst. Die
8efanntsabe num Gi,,selbeiten ,umroe
pun bcm &pnfcrcntem anf mprgem ner=
fdpbcn.
&urlnec fir Sic NmSbe6ung non Mms=
lai,bcrn smriifgcitclt.
{ Associated Press
@aibingtuu, %. Sept. Sic
aeltcrm ppn staatSieftctdr 2ai1iing ppr
bcm 0umitcc bcs S1amics fitr militdrt=
ide Mneelese,tbeitem aemadtcn Gin=
miinbc gegen cinc amf bic Mus9ebnng
ber Nnslanbcr be5iislidc 0cictsc=
bmng batten snr ssolse, baii bic porse=
idlaeene gorlase bis amf nnbeitimmte
.3eit upm S,amie snriidaeiet,t 'unrbe.
Gie 9anbelsid)iffc 'uerbcn BON ber
4 Gegicrmng iibcrnpm,ncn.
{ Associated Press
gYaibingtpn, %. Sept. Sic
gmubes sdiffabrtsbeb6rbc madte
bente befanmt, bai jebes fir ben S5e=
amperfebr pcrtucnbbare amcrifaniid)e
.panbelsidiff pun ,nebr als $500 9on=
a,en Bruttose,uid)t pun Der 3esiernna
iibernummcm iucrbem uiirbc.
Dian nin,mt at, baf 1T ben metitcn
JGaen, amker no es iid) mm bcn that
iadjlidcn Rcsiernngsbienit banbelt,
bic sdiffe ben 8efitern fir ben Sc
trieb amf Regiernngsrednmng ,uieoer
;,mriidscseben ,uerben m1gcn. Sic
shifte mhifcn aber aaeseit sur &er=
fiienne ser ehiffabrtsbcb6rhe iteben.
9ie idpm fiirslid befannt gegebcne''
Mateu Der 0lesiern,s bebentem cine BE-
tradtlide 8efdueionns Der scsen'uar=
tiger Sseanfriadtraten, bic pon ame=
rifaniidem sdiffen fir bic &efSrSe=
runa pom Reaierumssfra6tctt beredne1
wcrnen.
9as0riegSriiifu ber 81 iibernebme't=
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-02
HOW TO FEED COTTONSEED
MEAL TO HORSES.

A reader writes: II want to
use cottonseed meal for feeding
horses and mules, please give me
the proportions Of cottonseed
meal to put with corn, or with
corn and oats, or with oats"
Again we are asked to do the
impossible. No one can state the
proportions in which these should
be mixed, without knowing the
kind of hay to be used and, as in
fuencing Of work the animals are
doing. The amount Of cottonseed
meal should be much larger if any
grass hay. or corn fodder is used,
than when the hay is a legume. In
fact, with clover, cowpea, or soy
bean hay no cottonseed meal is
required to balance the ration.
First. we will suggest proper
tons when non-leguminous hays
are used. That is, when grass
hays, corn fodder, ETC., constitute
the roughage.
l. l part Of cottonseed meal by
weight to 5 parts of corn.
2. l part Of cottonseed meal;
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-02
LIKES TWO-HORSE RIDING
CULTIVATOR.

own a two-horse riding cult
vator Of the Oliver make whic h
figures more in my years work
than any other implement.
My first work with it is ridging
cotton, corn and tobacco land. |
also use Rex guano distributor
in connection with it in putting
in my guano. | ridge and sow at
one trip and ride to boot.
Last year / ridged and sowed
guano for fifteen acres cotton,
four of tobacco and six Of corn
without any extra labor cost ex-
cept a ten-year old boy to keep
the buckets filled with guano.
When the ridgine is all done
the distributor is taken down
and the cultivator is ready with
a few minor adjustments for
blowing a row at a trip. When
the land is well prepared | never
put a one-horse pillow in my cotton
except to split the middles the
first time.
There is no work | like to do
better than pillow a fine field of
corn a row at the time as often
as / like, also as shallow and
evenly as | like, thereby retaining
moisture.
There are other implements in
dispensable. but as long as | farm
| must have two-horse riding
cultivator.-C. W. Morris, in The
Progressive Farmer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-02
PREPARE NOW FOR
FALL PORK PRODUCTION
Most Grazing Crops For Hogs Are
Planted in Spring-Hogs Make
Good Gains on Fall Crops.

Indications are that hogs will sell
ever before, and farmers who are pre-
pairing TO reap advantage from the
high market prices should not over
look the value of fall grazing crops
In pork production. Most of these
crops are planted in the spring. Corn.
cowpeas, soy beans, velvet beans, pea
nuts and sweet potatoes are the pr1n-
cipal fall grazing crops.
Fifty-seven hogs graZed on the E1-
pertinent Station farm at Baton Rouge
last fall made a gain of 5,285 pounds,
Or OPT pounds each, in seventy-hve
days Beginning September q, when
The average weight was $50 pounds,
they were grazed for twenty days on
four acres Of corn and soy beans, sey-
enteen days on four acres OF corn anu
peanuts, twenty-seven days on four
acres OF sweet potatoes, and eleven
days on another four acres OF corn and
soy beans. At the end OF the grazing
period, December II. they were ship
ped to a Texas market and brought
4l0.10 per hundred-the top OF tho
market for the day. The loss by shrink
age en- route to market was excep-
fionally low, and the meat dressed
out in firm condition; indicating that
pork may be hardened after the hogs
have been partly finished-off on pea
nuts.
Full information on crops for hogs
is contained in Circular No. 5, which
may be obtained free by writing to
the Extension Division, Louisiana
State University Baton Rouge.