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Pink Boil Worm Discovery
an Texas o. Serious Matter

by +. j. Kyle, Dean Of the School 81 Az
riculturc. A. a NJ. College Of TcNnS.l
Judging from the newspaper accounts.
there are very few people in rcNas who
July realize the serious situation The dis
covery Of the pink boil worm has develop
81 IN the cotton situation in Texas and
the other southern states. According To
the experts who have made a study 81 this
insect, IL J. easily the most dc~t %ruetiye
good authority that where the pax boil
worm l. established in Il cotton region il
= practically impossible 10 grow more
than 10 or 20 per cent of the normal crop.
Ii this statement l. true. and | for one do
not doubt II, the cotton growing is doomed
IN the south If we allow this pest TO spread
over our fields. II once ii gets a firm hold
on our cotton fields then it will be impoS-
sible 10 eStermInate it.
! feel that the federal government and
the state authorities are To be- ro.irratu-
lated on the wonderful fight they have
made up 10 date against this cotton pest.
u II had not been for the thorough work
'FH' ~ AhfN' 'Al'iA~ AM~ IN-i Nbtiih
have already been beyond control III this
state and ever afterwards would have
taken an annual toll from the cotton grow
err running into tho millions.
, The larva If this insect u very small
m dit j. difficult ~ locate II even when u
person ha- infested hollis hctor, HIM. II
wa. therefore. 4 tedious and most diff
rull task II ~ ont into the extensive cut-
ton fields Of Texas and locate the first in
Tested field.
The honor 81 being the first person a.
discover the PINK boil worm IN Texas fall
10 Ivan Schiller of Sealy. Mr.. Schiller j.
q member of the senior horticultural class
AT the Agricultural 4 Mechanical College
Of Texas. lie wa~ working t. one of tn.
inspectors during hi~ vacation when ~,
discovered the punk boil worm ~ %lIcarne
On September e-IH~i one week before he
was to resign IN order to Resume hi
studies ~ the college.
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ENANI\AT

'art~ NJ IN object and required IN assem-
Y An m Y gwen iimr.
This n~yrhairir department. ~ II M,
hecn STYLED. ~ department for p-ycholo-
-ical examination. supplements. doe not
do the work Of the regular medical staff.
N~idc form making the mental tests. il also
II times assists m obcryaiion and examina-
tlon of patients IN the department OF ner-
vouS and ,%Ioental diseases. But III main
object l. 10 point out the unfit and the ex-
cePtionall fitted among the camps thou
sands Of men.
THE staff which Chief Psychologist
J oakum has 70 asst him J. COMPOSED Of
the following Officers and civilians. Lieu
'enant> q. q Ferguson. NJ. :. Hunter. r.. :.
tones. and Director A. =. Edwards. r..
Plntncr. II. u. Pittcnscr. and Mc>erS. II.
\. Brr"c&ncr. II. I'll Paterson and Ben ID.
Mood
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\ ! suppose there are some cotton grow
cr> IN Texas who feel that they are getting
very little returns on the taxes that they
pay IN support Of their Agricultural x. Me
chanical College. Let me say ia them and
"a the people of Texas that the discovery
of this Young man. who got Iii. training.
al the Agricultural a Mechanical College,
viii IN all probability result in the com
plete stamping ont OF this dreaded pest.
If this j. the result, then his discovery
alone Will be worth Ia the cotton grow
crs of this state. IN one year, more than
the total cost of the Agricultural 4 Me
chanical College since lis establishment.
In many respects. this fight against the
pink boil worm \ the most interesting
and important that has ever been waged
against an insect pest. Ii the pest can be
stamped out. the cotton growers of the
state. and The entire south for that matter.
are sure To become extremely prosperous
IN the fuiure-duc 10 a combination Of
circumstances that will not take time ~
discuss now. III. "a the other hand. the
pest J. able ~ spread over thu cotton fields
~ Texas and eventually IN other states
then the cottan industry IN Thu country i-
doomed.
Since the original discovery. the govern
mcnt. the Agricultural & Mechanical Col
lego and the state department; ~ acrlcul-
iure have concentrated their forces Nv
%Ilcarnc and every effort ~ hcing made ~
destroy the pest.
II Wa located IN some four or five dit
'ercnt iicld~ and IN every case the last
ve~'iec Of cotton ha- been DESTROYED b,
fire. Those IN charge OF the fight propo~o
that nc cotton shall be PLANTED on IN.
infested land next year. and in that wa,
II = hoped that the pest will be completed,
cradlcaied.
The people 81 the stale should keep n
close touch with the situation and should
urge that. II necessary. the State @lcyi,la
tnre should appropriate 4 million dollar
~ continue the fight ~ a successful end.
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appearance. energy. rr~nurcctHlne~-, ainl
ity 10 command, faithfulncs- ~ duty. etc.
are without the plae ot these tests. But m,
re-nit 81 the test will be- taken INTO con
siderat.on along with other qualifications
Naturally. a man with Il high score will b,
watched by his company commander in ~
effort Ia deevlop HIM.
The grades run from q to Al. Onk
the lew. ~killful thinkers can hope To APP
proach the high mork. The average i far
Leiow.
'The men are marched to isc Base Hos
pital. There those who are able 10 read
are given the examination sheets. Each
man gets 4 sheet. and - Or loo III 4 time.
I'll! ont the answer to the various qnes-
uun- and tests. timed TN the psychologists.
The method is similar tn that employed
III tests III which one crosses out al the t~
N " sentence. wv ail thc All W N hit of mum
hcr-. Seven w tht most celebrated p-v-
choluei-t- n the country drafted. tested.
rrdraitcd. tc~icd again. and perfected INV
TESTS. Thou~aud- ut persons were exam
med and The result chcrked VIZ before "
-ih-it nan ~ inc national arnN wa~
pucricd.
Not only will the tc-t~ disclose TIE
kccnc~t mind, IN the enrichment. but al~,
Z Will bring ont ca~e~ whore men are men
tally Incompetent. with the idea that step
viii nc taken to procure their discharge.
'Thi> latest contribution of science l.
pcrlap- tho last touch toward the maxim.
oi armies. I'm the occupation card Gael
~"ldlcr til- ont soon after IN a%rrirai h
camp. there ~ 4 -ptcc where hi lnicll
-rnrc and l%itcracy test results viii b. en-
tered. giving headquarters \ cnmplci,
check ~ very individual IN the canton
mcnt.
''For those who rannni read. the exam
nations are Il~t a~ thorough hnt III \ MT
fcr"nt nature. The soldier wv .ivrn m
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MRS. TOM THUMB IS 76

MInDLERuRO. Mas. Oct. 3l-Cnnnt-
Mn Marr. m" famous midget who III Lnwn
he world over a- Mr.. Tin Thumb. III ~
ears n today. She ha~ spent the past
nmmer quietly ana happily On her estate
a Narrantown. where she was born. Cnunt
Ia"r. who y her second husband. Il her
companion whenever she travels
md she SAYS She Is hv no means through
lpearing before the public.
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Classified Ads

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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR LEASE-io acres adjoining townsite. =
acres ploy,d ready for lettuce or late cabbage.
l'hone .Alba Haywood. San Benito. NJ. =
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Peace in 2f Hours

i"r stomach Sufferers who take Mayr'S Won
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''astiltlS. NM" lntoNication. yellow Jaundicc.
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irn~"f~f~ rvrrvn here.
THIS REMEDY is SOLD En BROWNS
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FpE RENT Twenty acres of cleared and
fenced land. one mile from Ia Palnma. Texas.
%laterals All made. water from the San BenitO
system. See u 4. Swami. Los Fresnos. post
office. san Benito. Texas. At
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or two second hand show
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LOANS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished bedrooms and kitchen.
Mary ~ Collins. So Elizabeth Street. NJ. 4
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{ D UCATION A

EASILY TATGIIT-French. Italian. SPANISH:
cheap IN clubs. Address j & NJ. Room II
Hotel. If
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LIVE STOCK.

Will. buy any number up a. 1000 head o
goats. Send full particulars including prices
with first letter. Houston Bank and Trust
Company. Houston. Texas. At
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FoR EXCHANGE Merchandise for Liberty
Loan Bonds. one hundred cents "a the dollar
>cHgn Grain x Feed tn.. Harrington. Texas. IL
Evening star., 1917-10-19
SECRETARY McADOO LAUDS
EFFORTS OF BOY SCOUTS
Pins Liberty Loan Medals on the
Coats of Six at San
Diego. Cal.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, October 19.-Secre-
tary McAdoo delivered a stirring ad-
dress to many thousands gathered at
the Exposition Plaza, in San Diego. Wed
nesady. After his speech he addressed
six Boy Scouts. who had won medals
for service in the first liberty loan
campaign, who were seated beside him
on the stage. as follows:
Young gentlemen, you are not old
enough yet actually to carry a musket
and fight for your country on the bat
tlefield, but you are rendering a service
on the battlefield here by helping to
raise these great funds. You have done
effective work in helping to sell this
great issue of liberty bonds. Everything
you are doing helps to prevent the kill
ing of the soldiers who are wearing
the uniform OF our country and l es-
TEEN it an honor and privilege to confer
upon YOU this badge issued by the
Treasury Department for DISTINGUISHED
service in helping 10 place the first
liberty loan"
The Secretary then pinned on the
breast of each Scout the medal he had
earned for service, shaking hands with
each Scout and congratulatin him The
great organ pealed forth THE Star
Spangied Banner" and the thron,
cheered the Boy Scouts vociferously
Evening star., 1917-10-19
kNABE WAREROOMS

a. 1lc 1Qc 0Qc a
Dhh h
Evening star., 1917-10-19
THIS LITTLE MISS NOW
owns A LIBERTY BOND
Polite Young Man Told Her About
Them and Father Did
the Buying.

Every man may be liberty bond
salesman these days. as witness the
success OF a certain young man who
sold 500 worth as the result OF banter
with a child.
The young fellow was going home
from work one afternoon. As he Went
by house little bobbed- haired girl
appeared IN his path.
Mister put my baby carriage UP on
the steps for me" she said.
Not at all taken ahscE. the young
man hoisted the carriage on to the
front stoop.
The occasion seemed 10 demand
words as well as deeds.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
CARRIED HOME BY PATRIOT. "
Slogan for Bundles Adopted by Dry
Goods Association.

NEW YORK. October 1e-Red. white
and blue carried home by a patriot"
stickers have been adopted by the
National Retail Dry Goods Association
to be placed by merchants on bundles
carried home by their patrons in fur
therance of the movement to curtail de-
1iveries and otherwise cut down
operating requirements for business
concerns so that man may better be
spared for government service.
The war advisory committee of the
association announces that several
cities have promised that as soon as
the etickers are received they will
celebrate a carried home by patriot"
day to start the cooperative and en-
thusiastic spirit of carrying home all
possible purchases"
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Food Situation Serious.

italian representatives in Washington
say that the food situation in Italy is
most serious. and this fact is recognized
by the government. well as by the peo-
pie. But they declare that the pacifst
demonstrations as result are as neg
Igible as they are in this country or in
any other allied nation. and are prompt
ly dealt with by the government
Bread is scarce and poor in quality
Meat is not to be bad. Cattle are being
killed extensively, and though Italy's
stock of cattle is being decimated the
meat obtained is not enough to supply
even a small fraction of the demand
Corn no longer may be fed to hogs Coal
Is not to be had. and this fact causes
especial distress. with the winter com
tng on. Shortage of iron and coal has
hampered military operations.
These conditions account for the urgent
efforts of the Italian mission and the
REPRESENTATIVES IL left here to obtain
additional shipments of grain and coal
and meats from the United States
Evening star., 1917-10-19
She Had Her Bond.

The next day he had forgotten all
about The incident Life flows fast in
Washington these days
He came down the street past the
house. and there stood Miss Six Years
old The doll baby carriage was there.
too.
Want me TO put it up on the steps
for YOU asked the young fellow. smil-
ing.
But she had more important things
to think about this day.
Papa bought me a liberty bond" she
informed her friend.
Well. what do you know about
that" he exclaimed in admiration
Well. what do YOU know about that?
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Reason for Disorders.

The disorders in that city were caused,
It was stated. by the holding up of car
loads of wheat and -four at Genoa
Meanwhile the half million or more resi-
dents Of Turin were without bread for
more than twentyfour hours. They al
ready were suffering from restricted war
rations. and the disorders that ensued
were serious.
But it was emphasized that in the riot
Ing that took place there was no DEM
onstration for peace. though Turin is n
hotbed of Italian socialists. The situa-
ton in Turin was recognized as a de
plorable one by the Italian government.
and considered matter of internal
readjustment.
The investigation that followed result
ed in the deposition of Giuseppe Canepa
the food commissioner who was censured
for the stoppage of the shipments. He
vas superseded by Gen. Alferi AS
soon as the shipments arrived at Turin
and were distributed. it was stated
the disorders ceased.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
More Norwegian Ships Sunk.

COPENHAGEN. October 1e-The Nor
wegian foreign office reports that the
Norwegian steamships Barbro of 1856
tons gross and Hovde 1876 tons gross,
have been sunk by German submarineA
The Barbra was sent to the bottom of
the Atlantic two of her crew being
killed. The Hovde was sunk in the Bay
of Biscay. A boy was lost In the sink
ing Of this vessel Tho remainder of
the crew was saved.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
This Is the Knabe Warerooms Liberal Policy:

Piano PerPano purchase for
madeo frs second
Rolls Music FREE PayerFano Stool
Piano..
villa anow railroad o
udand Free m Washington
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Shaw Upright Walnut Used $4,000.
Armstrong Cabinet Grand Uprght-Mahogany Used;
$4,000.
Knabe Grand Player-Used Mahogany; s795.
Knabe Upright-Used. Mahogany; $398.00
Player -Piano-Mahogany Used; $198.0O
Player Piano-Mahogany Used s2sS00.
Weber Pianola-Used. Mahogany case; $4,000
A. B. Chase Upright-Used Oak case; $4,000.
Foster Player-Mahogany Used S39800.
Foster Player-Mahogany case. Slightly used; $4,000
Armstrong PlayerSghtly used Mahogany case $46s co.
Haines Bros Player-Fumed Oak Art Used only for
exhibition purposes; $4,000.
Kroeger Uprght-Used. Mahogany case; $98.OO
Franklin Upright-Mahogany Used; $179.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Named by Prcgressives Also.

NEW YORK, October 1e-John F.
Hylan. democratic candidate for mayor.
has been named as the candidate for
the national progressive party
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Preparing to Withdraw.

1T is rumored in Rome that the Aus
tro-Germans are preparing to withdraw
forty divisions from the Russian front
TO concentrate them on the Italian front.
German. Turkish and Bulgarian troops
are appearing in constantly increasing
numbers at the Italian front. especially
along the line of the Bainsizou plateau
which is acknowledged by German and
Austrian military critics as the most
dangerously threatened zone on all the
battle fronts
Military men here believe that an en-
gagement is pending in the plateau
named, and their belief was further con-
Armed by this report.
Italian representatives in Washington
make no effort to minimize the food
crisis in Italy. including the food riots
IN Turin. in August. which cablegrams
say is under investigation by the Italia n
parliament, just convened.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
I. s. MAY A|D|TA[Y
; NDEC|D|NGW WAR AIM
This Country Looked to for
Support of Program to
Invade Austria.
CONFERENCE IN NOVEMBER

Sonnrma'ioh OF the hehef preNall'ns Z
among allied diplomats that ltalN
would press for a final decision upon
b.r nro.,r,, ~ ,n,.,df,. .rstria ~
=,
ehe coming war conference q tue al
lies, as outlined in The Star recently,
was contained in dispatches last re
co,.., Co.. p
interest M this determination on the
part of ITALY which involves diversion
of sbinnin, 70 s,,,,n1, - ,,.i+b coai
Aioh anu loou 20 iiahe ths "ptf dtioitS
eHectiVe, was accentuated by the an
nouncemeut of Secretary of state Ian
Si,, ,ha. ~ t-;.I c.,. ,i,,. ~
eicipate IN the conference y Is 70 ths
United States that Italy has appealed
most strongly for s1npor+ ~ har nro-
,,
ltalys argument. briefly. IS that the
Hshtlns on the western front, despite
recent Brltish victories. mas feached
the stalehlate point anu that the quick
est way 70 enc the war - 20 push on
.oWaro Lainach ana estaphSh q line
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15

neighborhood, most beauti- ful county site, modern home, not only in Birmingham, but in the whole coun- try; auto tourists often block Cliff road admiring and comparing the rugged scenery to the Rockies; for sale or ex- change for highly improved farm. Ad- dress HenIey's home and farm de- partment. Main 35S Birmingham.
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WANTED-HELp

-S--~,----~~~. >-~,.e-~~-~~~@-1-~ ,WANTED--By large furni- ture store, competent bookkeeper capable. to take charge of office. Po- sition is permanent and offers excellent opportun- ity for the future. State-in own handwriting present and previous employment, age, references and salary wanted. Address C-10, care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-For city club, cook, SIP; 6 bright muatto watresses, $6; coal min CTS, Alabama; coal miners, ore miners, white and colored laborers, $2, $3.75; combination lady stenographer- book keeper, s7o lady stenographer, s, SIG; man and wife for farm, track hands, $2: colored firemen, g 15; coke pullers, coke loaders, women cooks; others. Pro- ducers Agency, 121h Fist st.
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STRAW, PANAMA, LEGHORN AMI ras Att,c. [, A A

STRAW, PANAMA, LEGHoRN AND BANGKOK HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED BY EXPERT MATTERS. We are the original and sanitary expert hat renovators of the city and make speciality of ladies hats Our process of bleaching is entirely different and far superior to any other and is free from injurious acids Our blocks the latest and most popular styles. Parcel post patronage solicited write for price list Beware of just as good' talk. ', Save this ad and be sure you find Gluck's. Phone your orders.
 GLUCK'S CLEANING co.
 Phone 2372 171S Sd Ave.
 Almost Opposite Bjou Theatre.
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COLLECT or cultivate wild herbs and roots have increased from $1 to $5 per pound; one digger made s1S6 in two weeks learn to gather, market, or cultivate; inelose 2c stamp for list of 900 medicinal plants with Facts" " Box 1920, Badger Medical Plant Crow CTS. Rhinelander, Wis.
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MANIED-Me and women to procure names of male negroes over IS years of age in southern towns, not over 5000 for names; write at once for partic- ulars. Rudolph Pick, Dept, Schiller Bldg, Chicago
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~O-~l-lI--- 2 = = = " zA l1H1 ~ ~AtA1A1A . WANIED-At once, a first-class white man 10 take charge of cleaning and pressing establishment and operate a Hoffman press, one who can do store alterations preferred; steady job, The Haberdashery, Attalla, Ala. 7-15-2t WANTED-In Tuscaloosa, Part Time of Technically Trained or Shop Experi- enced Man.
 for inspection work Write B, care Tus- caloosa News, giving training, age and present business connection.
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FOR SALE-4-room residence, No. 2521 S2d ave, at bargain price of 5000; this price made to avoid mortgage foreclosure. Rains Realty Co.,, 2127 Sd ave.
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SALESMAN-Capab speciality man for Alabama; staple line on new and exceptional terms; vacancy now: at tractive commission contract; S35 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Blk Ter Co., 22S Carlin Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
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w WANTED-Salesmen Working country trade, making all your expenses and more, placing Peppers Mountain Herbs with merchants on consignment. Write al once for best side-line proposition yet, giving full particulars about your self first letter Mountain Herb Medi- cine Co.,, 652 South Spring St, Los An- geles, Cal. s-17-4t-su
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WANTED-colored or white camp cook, one can make bread. $75.0O month and board, ready now. Coal loaders, coke pullers, day labor of all lines. One dinkie engineer, $75 month straight time. Employment office. room s24 Chamber Commerce building, Birmng ham, Ala. 7-t5-2t
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SALESMEN-Write for list of opeu- ings and how to obtain them; city or travelling Address nearest office National Salesmens Training Asso- citation, Dept. 163. Chicago, New York. San Francisco.
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salesman to sell manu- facturers' line fall dress goods, flan- nels, blankets, direct to country retail CTS; excellent side line, liberal commits
 sion The Lakewood Co.,, Box A, Philadelphia, Pa.
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you need it; I finance meritorious enterprises by sale of stocks or bonds, on strictly com- mission basis; only legitimate propo- sitions considered. state full particu- lars H. Schram. 503 Great Northern Bldg, Chicago.
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want five men with confidence, selling ability, vision, and ambition to earn not less than $500O a. year as general agents for the national check writer. This is a real oppor- tunity to establish a permanent, big paving business; write us fully, frankly and in confidence. HaIl-Welter O., ls3 St. Paul st., Rochester, N. Y.