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the resources of the nation will per-
nit ana tho manning Of them as
fast AS they are constructed. Secrr-
tarS Daniels will confer with prl-
vatc builders tomorrow.
The Industrial Program.
The industrial plans, now peing
ru-ordinated hy tn" Council of Ma
tinoal Defense. included tn" mohill-
Zatiun Of skilled and unSkillcd labor
for the mpnufaciurr Of munittunA
in rs large quantities as puSSih."
and also for the continuance Of ali
. necessary industries. Secretary
Wilson. in cooperation with the
Council OF National Defense. has
these plans well under way.
lust how much money will b"
asked of congress has not been re-
vcalcd \ movement Is we'll under
way Tor furnishing tho Entente Al
lies with an enormous loan. either
in the form Of credits or money. IT
also Is understood that the supply
"f munitions for III" Allies Will b"
augmented. rather than diminished.
Mccall Sees Wilson.
After the cabinet meeting III"
president saw Governor Mccall. Of
Massachusetts. .ur an hour. ana
was told OF preliminary prepared
''-'' ~ - -. ! .,,,,l,.,
'Hi'u SlatEH a"t on ,;,: J',,r
ro-vr"' a.l"''' ,.i'i.r,.I,md -
l|E 'SiH'"'o nv" "II''ni' N,,f.',Ii
"hn wv Wh''h N"H''H"I ca
said Viii hc spent largely 10 PR
par" ~" Siaic ''"'''t N'''-'"
Tor active service.
Conferences on Tue legislative
program will begin at I'll" capitol
early NEXT week. Secretary Nc
AGuO. Representatives kltchIn and
Hull ar. expected to tax" over the
fiscal situation before next We'd,
ncStiuF, the tentative date set for i
meeting of the Democratic mrn-
hrrS OF the ways and means COM
mittcr. The rcvc1i,i" raising body OF
thn house. Various measures for
providing additional revenues are
being considered including the
f,us.ibiljrv uf resort - additional
taN"s ON whI.k,y. tobacco ana
Other specific articles. Y mass ~
data relating 10 income tax has
hnrn urry,ur,J b. experts showing
The cree; of various possible en-
tensions Of lhc iaw.
ee mn nm for Enterts.
c,..,,',I,i,,,S rl,,..J h,fur. the
,rrsil,,nt ,udn, included the pos
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.Ad GER AMER 49,. &C.,. ..
To Take War Census.

BALTIMORE. Md. March 23.--['"v-
crnor Harrington today completed the
draft Of census blanks Tor SURVEYING
,hc male CitjZcns III Maryland. and the
census ,yili star; this week. Under an
act of the last lc&i*IHtur" every citizen
Of Maryland Is cliG'bl" for military
dutr between the ages Of IS ana -.
with a i:w exceptions.
sue = call for volunteers t. fill tin,
rars in tho Maryland National Guard
in The mkt ton days. and if he fails I"
rr; tho required rwmbcr-ahout 3.h"'
-shcriffs If tn" cities and counties
VIII proceed 70 draw c!tiz"n$ ny aiiot-
r,rnt. Tine same plan will be used If
the government calls on Maryland for
volunteers.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Mice 10 Contractors.

NIrn TO COEWdIIUTs'
Ed, ,rn be received by :. Jacobs. CLERK 6s inc
H,,,rn ~ Education TTAdcrhia district. until noou
uor,,y t,r s-rud day ~ APRIL. l9lT for the ercc-
;inr of school building Peters run. Ohio Co. W.
Va rl,ns and specifications be seen At office OF
f. T. F2rls architect. Schmulbach bui'diHS Wheel
IN. " Va or at office Of 5. Jacobs. WOod!gwn
.rhrcl hl..ilin- Wocllawu Ohio Co.. W. va. The
ri:ht $ reserved 10 RYE; any all bids.
y. JACOBS Clerk.
tr. - n, br +. +. FaTs. Architect
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Russian ReDOrt.

PETROGEAD. March % via london
$50 T.. m-('Tritish Admiralty for
wireless prcsS:l---"The Russians are
feeling out tho T"utnniC lines south OF
Calttz on the Eumauian front and hHN"
succeeded in driving out III" EarriShnS q:
two stations near Nad"ni. between Ca
latz and Rraila. ia" war office announced
today. The statement on tho Runanlan
front operations reads:
"Rumanian frOnt---In III" direction OF
FCkshani The enemy is displaying lively
artillery and aerial activity.
IN tho direction of BrHii our drtach-
mrntS during the last E:<ht drnr" on
the enemy from the stations of Nad"n!
and Halt, south Of the villaS" of Ead"ni.
German .acroNunos dropped bombs
on Galatz.
PETRnGRAp. March %. via London,
$50 p. d. British Admiralty per wir"-
Jess prrss:)-by numerous counter at
lacks the russians har" repaired IA"
breach made in their lines ny thr Ger
mans near the lS"r"sina river east Of
Ida on tho Russian front. in n recent
attack. the war office announced today.
Tho Srnt"mCuI roads,
"Wrstcrn front--ln tn" direction Of
Ida on ;hr river B"r"Sina, In the region
OF the village o. Sah"rrzyHa, we regain
cd after q number Of counter attacks
with the hayOnrt. tn" trenches taken
yesterday by tn" enemy. The position
is again restored.
ON the remainder OF tho front there
were scouting rrconnassanccs and re-
Ciproral firing
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PETROGRAD. March 81. via London.
March -. $50 r. m.--(i}ritish Admir-
atty per wireless UrHSSl--I2uS Sian troops
pushing west from Kcrmanshah in Per
sia have reached a point less than ~
miles from the Mcsrpot@mIan hurt1"r.
Tho war Uftir" announced today that af-
ter q Turkish army had boon beaten in a
sidxt"cn hour battle outside of K"rind
tho Turks had rctrcatcd Ia III" vicinity
OF krrind and made another stand there
Another Russian column has attacked
tho Turks along III" Shirwnn river. Il
tributary of th" rinla. about midway
between k"rmaNSh;th md Salikiz. from
which last point another Russian army
has been pushing southwest ward into
MrSopot omain.
Tho Russians also have won u now
success near Lake Van. in southern
Turkish Armenia, capturing men and
material ON The SOU hwcStcrn shore III
the lake. TIL" official statement rrnds:
"CaucaSus front: During III" night Of
Wednesday, Il body ur our scouts p"n"-
tratcd unn"tic"d into the cn"my'S
trenches near l!atran on the southwest
shore OF Lake Van. and by daring at
tack captured without firing Il shot Il
machine gun section consisting of three
officers. Is .tSkariS and two machine
guns together with m aDomrcnmcter.
and instrument for measuring altitude.
and II telephone.
in tho direction of r"nhitvin our
troops Joined in combat with the Turks
occupying w" southern "hIf" OF III"
river Shirwan. nh"Ut "A Miles north ~
PcndjiTir.
I'm the direction Of Kaomirhirin nur
troops on March 1G after a battle last
ing Ii hours diSl"d-rh IN" TURKS from
their positions n"lr GhnrA2in and "rru-
pied AIlahad. Ia miles from krrinI
(ahuur 50 uirs from tn" .M"S"pntnm
hurdrrl and entered int" c":nha: with II
Turkish division in IN" vicinity Of k"r-
ind. No Information has vet been re-
r.ivcd regarding III" r"siilts Of this bat
tic Thc Turkish line OF retreat wa*
covered with wagons. cartridges and
cnrpScS.
"Ou thc remainder Of tn" front there
wcr" scouting "Reminiscences and the
usual rifle firing"
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LOST AND FOUND

1 osr-Fo, terrier. With black fece and two black
spo;s on back from 5<L:herTood Lane. Call All
cnhe!m, lI6-Bcii phonc mls1'u
LoST-IunCh of keys or north side Of Twelfth street;
near Dr. WinScEteEs residence Return TO Ibis Office
and receive reward. hr--1-i
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NINE UNIDENTIFIED BODIES.

NINE UNIDENTIFIED BODIES.
The DecrinG baby. about six mouths
old. was found floating in Il small
stream into which it. had been borne
by the wind. The child was alive
and ciinging 10 = dog which appar-
entity had been killed by the storm.
The Child died in the arms OF It's
rescuer and the body was taken 10
an undertaking establishment. La,
:sr an aunt identified the baby 3rd
then reported that both the father
The streets in the path or the
storm were a mass OF wreCkase ana
il was soon seen that outside assist
ance was needed 10 met the sltua-
ton.
An appeal was made 10 the city
authorities Of Louisville, who sent
large number of policemen TO the
scene. In addition every available
officer from the Indiana state re-
formatory at Jacksonville and from
the Jeifersonville police force wero
hurried to the stricken district. a
cali was made on the governor, Tor
state troops and it was reported TO-
night that these were on the way.
WINNERS of citizens from surrounding
towns fastened to New Albany ana
offered such aid as they "eFo "ole :"
render.
Early in. the night plans were
formed for furnishing relief for those
whose homes had been DESTROYED: AT
n hurricdly called mass meeting at the
city hall large fund was SUBSCRIBED
by citizens, and committees were ap-
nointed 70 direct the work OF relief.
The work of converting the injured
to St. Edwards hospital. the Only pub
lie institution of the sort in the CITY.
was hampered by fallen wires and up.
rooted trees which blocked many OF
me storm.swcpt streets. The hospital
soon was filled, however. and 1t be-
came necessary to place later arrivals
in corridors. Late tonight. injured
persons still were being brought TO
the institution for emergency treat
ment.
The hospitals Of Louisville we're
prompt in placing their facilities at
the disposal OF injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GUY AmaIEama,cd oil one cent share: 100 per cent
dividends IN 30 days :o.sihe; production no" COM
Ing in sround floor stock; ono cen; share. doubles
pr,rr shortly 81 par y4inr. $40 buys 1000 shares.
Write for full! details. AmalSamated Oh Co.. 1910
rolrord BIdg Oklahoma City. Okla. nr-:i-E
FREE book Money In or shows how you can
make quick profits Steady dividends. Small I'm
yes,men, Now producing oil and Sas. Seosho Co..
X e. Life Bids. kanSss city. NO. nar--i-S
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Gnr-mnns trreatC0.

NORTON. Va. March 22.-1'wn m"n.
said by authorities in be Germans.
were arrested h>'r today after they
had aroused suspicion by inspecting
m!nutcIy railroad bridges and terminals
in tho vicinity. officials said doru-
mnnis Of a suspicious nature were
found in the possession of tn" pG's-
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GERMANS BUCK UP
(Continued from First Page

heen serious. judging from the bodies
of men abandoned by HIM within our
wire acknowledgements.
along the rest Of tho front the day
has been comparatively quiet.
aviation: Today. our anti-aircraft
guus brought down Il G"rman alrnlanc'
which fcll within our lines near Dicu-
louard.
belgian communications: In the re-
sIon TO the north Of DiXmude the day
has been characterized by reciprocal
bornhartlmcnts Of various intensity.
Orient: Violent engagements have
taken place to the north OF MnnaStir
IScrbiaD for the possession nf lfill 12iS,
which ultimately remained IN our hands,
'dcsplte repeated attacks by the Ger
mans and BulGars.
"As a whole including the figures
given In the preceding communication.
We had captured In this region UP 10
March 81. eleven machine gundS. tw0
trench guns. - Officers and 1.TTn men.
Turing tho same period three enemy air
ulaneS were brought down by the Brit
ish whose very active a!rpiaa"S also
have bombardcd railway stations and
enemy artillery parks.
"poisc!nR operations. made necessary
by the exactionS OF rCicck inSurGcnt
bands in tho neutral zone. have c<la hl"d
US 10 scatter several bands in ;hc re-
E!on Of kipUrEuS and to Sciz" Il great
number OF rifles and cacrr!ds;cS which
had been concealed"
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-TErcc tun At'rrhr.!y Truck Just orc!.
hauled and Trauil; Complete with bosch Magnetic.
Srhc'r tarnlrrt"T. AM. ali tires. 4 bargain II
sold uu:rH Whr":imS WALL Plaster Co. eth and
Marie, SIS. mr-a"-i
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WANTED-To Rent

WANTED TO REHT-6.or"S room modern house With
garage preferred. QUIZ tle pike. address Suburban.
this Office Ht.-"-in
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nj al
3O00BElLE VISTA Whit" lrchorns. laid over JOU.-
900 IN !:!i 'hr 7rSi;l, 81 years t7a!"mc'tHi
and scientific breeding for size. riSor and reS type
Successful r:s tarms and IutrymCa buy Bella ista
Matching eggs improve their Ilcrks: recommended
ly experiment stations. STATE uni,rFs;rs and a:f!-
t!,IuTal colleges ESSS 81 ~ setting $40 FOR 30; 50
prr 100: So rr inHq: per cent fertility Guaran
trcd: chicks. - cents Zach. 80 per 100 Splendid
breeders tor sale all fines Leila Vista Farms.
kiivia>w!rk NJ iRr-Gi-e
FOR SAlE-i:hgs Tor natr,'!rc. 10 cents each
Wits icrh"uu. i'!i;c HUH OrI9nstnn. ThFce BuH
c'ch"r"iS $500 each. Sunny Knoll Farm. Nat phone
Wig LOO 70
T10ROUGHBRED barred Euck Ct.,kercs S5oO and
S.Ua. Efss $50 setting. S;!!wcu farm. Rayand.
OHIO. mrS-2ut
fOa SkLE-EscS for Matching s. e. Rhode Island
Ncds. Paris EF"I 20 lay. barred Rocks. Blue An
daIusinr Columbian Wyardots $3.50 per H. NensJ
l.sur. Ais Erie ST. Natl phone lS5GM mr. BOZ
RHODE ISLAND Rcd. Iiun I<shorn tsEs and STOCK
for sale. H. j.. lica.mEi.I. Wheeling. ". Va. Il. =
mr-l2-i@-t
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FOR SALE
POULTRY

FOR ShlE-- ..r>h COWS. s:adc Jerseys. J. NJ.
Rel. rSli i'hunc 7l@0.Ii-ll L. &. mr-2l.l
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there Of anti-aircraf; bases and thf

there Of anti-aircraf; bases and thf
terminal Of Il certain cable.
IT was said tonight. RaC"n probably
would be given immunity. inASmuch "a
he had consented 10 b. Il Euvcrnmcnt
witness and was prccluded from giving
evidence only by the fact that Sander
and Wunnenburg pleaded guilty, thus
making I trial unnecessary.
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PERSONAL

MARRY II lonely: FOR scsui;.. ny me: best and most
successful: hundreds. rieh wish marriage soon:
srrtlr confidential: most reliable: years Of expert.
ence; descriptions free. Tie Successful Club. Mrs.
purdic Box $50 Oakland. Calf mr-H-M
IF thcrn are any German Nillers in Wheeling relaten
TO- lake" Miller. wiz they please write to Nicholas
Miller Of Augusta. Kc::tucfv. mr-.s-l
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Visit
PADEN cit !.
Wait for announcement.
SCORES KILLED
(Continucd from First Pnge.1

Governor Goodrich, they said, and are
now on the way.
Every available officer has been
sent from the rrformatory to assist IN
guarding the homes or the wrecked
sections from randals.
Because OF the difficulty III search
ing the runs in the darkness II is
probable that the full list of dead
and injured will not b. known before
tomorrow.
The Known Dead.
BA6Y DEERlNG.
CHARLES McCAFFREY.
CLARENCE MOSS.
EDWARD JOHNS.
MRS. CHARLES DALEY.
MRS. WILLIAM HUFF.
MlSSsELSlE LOPP.
MISS MAY lOPP.
MRS. - BUNCH.
Mr.. PEYTON.
MRS. JOHN DlOElOT, daugh-
ter, Cecilia. II; d son Of six, baby
Of two years.
ROSE HUFF. five years old.
ZURSCHNlOE a boy IS years
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FOR SALE-Horses.

FOR SALE--l sray boise. years old. weight 1900.
sound. Call Natl >I9-s.Y. Inquire l6 South
Huron Ht--o
e0R S6lE-A match team OF blacks and years
old. weight 800 lbs. Would take small horse IN
exchange Post Office Be1 3i1. Wheeling ". Va.
= Inr-I7-p
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FOK RENT

FOR RENT-coRHER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. FORMERLY LoGAHS CORNER
500, ALSO NINE LARGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS. LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. IN
HRWlEY BUILDING.
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
1861, MAIN STREET.
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mcnt4 Of some strength have occurred
a, Il number "t points along the general
lin" E+;reIlrr$- licuGnct2- LrS-tambral-
Ernurains During thu day enemy cnun-
,.r-attarks ncnr AiZcCOurt-Lc-BaS,R au-
merz-Les-Camhrai and Nraucourt We're
driven off after lighting. Our positions
were maintained and W.. took few pri2-
uurrS Our troops made further pro-
grrss in the ncighb"rhoUd or Ecoust anu
truiSilic$.
We carried out a successful raid this
morning las, 81 Arras. Tho enemy blew
III, II large mine last night north ri
Ncuvilic-St. Vast but no damage was
r"Dortrd. Our artillery hOmhardch the
cn"rny'S trenches southeast Of LooS alQ
east Of Vrrm"lics with good effect"
Defensive Limo.
FRS. March IS, STA Il. m.---Thc last
batch Of rcpAtrintcd French from tho
Sumnr region who have arrived here
agfc" that The Germans haIc "st4niiShsu
Il defensive line running through Cam
brai. ST Quentin. La fcre and laon'
on" Of the refugees said;
For several months past the Germans
have been concentrating in the nniEh-
horhood OF this. line. particularly pc
All civilians rIcporicd from northern
France ami Belgium were force" TO
cary out military works frv"rishly con
structcd. They were conir!lcd I" ihpor
under terrible threats. The Germans
constructed u complete new system OK
railroads and dug shell-proof shelters.
"I-orulities south OF the line were
sys;cn,atically evacuated and IN" great,
"r number ni inhabitants . ftowns ana
villages rcpatriaIrd. only men ana %"ih-
on canahlc Of working being held. Nome
of the people in ST Quentin or !.aoii
we're rcratrated however. On tho con
lrary. the Germans drew GORDON
around these towns and the most severe
measures were taken in recent months
10 prevent any one from either entering
or leaving them
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WANTED--Female Help

WAHTEO-Gih for Gencral homework TO 20 home a!
nigh; preferred MIS-. y. Pratt. 3o5 So Penn. Natl
phone la4T-M. ml-t-I
WANTsD-Girl, o5er ]; years OF age. for light clean
factory work. coed Sas's. Apply wheeling TIC
Co Jlst & ChRplire Sts. mr--:-l
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T-T-T
FOR REHT-TErd floor apartment rccnS and e4th
9Th and Cha.nc. Inquire lr7Sia'S druS store.
in.gs-t
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OG0aELlE Vista wntr lrenotn.. iaIl o,rr al:

WANT O-sin cLcE broader cheap and in good
shape. Adde'S Il. :. G.. ln.eiliFrnesr.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-07-28
Juice Of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful

At the cost of a small jar of ordi-
nary cold cream one can prepare full
quarter pint of the most wonderful
lemon skin softener and complexion
beautifier, by squeezing the juice of
two fresh lemons into q bottle contain
ing three ounces of orchard white. Care
should be taken to strain the juice
through fine cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh
for months. Every woman knows that
lemon juice is used to bleach and re-
move such blemiShes as SallowneSs,
freckleS and tan and is the ideal skin
SOftener, SmoOthener and beautitier.
Just try it! Get three ounces of or
chard white at any pharmacy and two
lemons from the grocer and make up q
quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands. 1t
naturally should help to soften, fresh
en-, bleach and bring out the roses and
beauty OF any skin. 1t is wonderful to
smoother rough, red hands. Adv.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-07-28
HANDLING MILK IN SUMMER
cry or Market, 1t Must Be Sweet
to Bring Best Price.

1t Is no trick at all to keep milk
sweet in cold weather. 1t may stay
in the sun half day in December
without any damage, but in June and
July it must be handled very care
fully. Whether the milk or cream is
intended for the table, the creamery,
or the milk market, it must be sweet
If it is to bring the best price.
To keep milk sweet just two simple
things must be very carefully looked
after: ID it must be cooled as COM
pletely and quickly after milking
as possible, and (2) absolute cleanli-
ness of pals, pans, and cows must be
secured. If this Is done, thunder
storms will no longer sour the milk.
The warm, damp weather which we
have just before thunderstorms really
does tend to cause milk to sour If it
has not been properly cared for.
This souring takes place because lit
tie invisible plants called bacteria get
into it in dirt or by lurking in the cor
ners and seams Of poorly cleaned pals
and cans. The remedy is plain. Keep
the bacteria out by using seamless
pals and cans and seeing that abso-
lutely no dirt or dust gets into the
milk in the stable or anywhere else.
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BREAD AS ECONOMICAL FOOD
e se Used More Extensively #
rome Baked Variety Was Always
eo0o' Say Government Experts.

II home-baked bread were uniformly
"eil made, it would be used more ex-
,,s-. 'ei! IMAM ar present in place Of
more expensive foods, say SPECIALISTS
III me United States DEPARTMENT ~
agriculture, and this would he q dis
'i.ic' economy. From the standpoint
VI nutrition it makes very little differ
elce whether breadstuffs are served in
'he form of bread or In the form Of
breakfast cereals, side dishes with
meat, or desserts.
A man engaged in moaerate muscu-
iar work can profitably consume about
.hree-fourths Of a pound day OF
oreadstufs In any one of these forms.
ihis quantity Is the equivalent Of one
pound of baked bread. AS q matter
oi 1act, however, 1t is not probable
that IN the average family this guam
tity is consumed and the deficiency IL
mace up by the use Of more expensive
substances. OF course bread alone Is
NOT suflcient for the maintenance Of
health. but from both an economical
ana hygienic point Of view should be
used more extensively than 1t usually
u.s. declare the experts.
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l}A4[IIER{9 7
VENTILATION OF DAIRY BARN
Better Health Of Animals Is Assured
by Supply o. Fresh Air-king
System Described.

More of us every year are building
barns with yentiIating flues or put
ting fiueS into stables already built.
Fresh air means better health In herds.
The system described by F. II. King,
the Wisconsin authority on ventila-
ton, never has been OutclaSsed. 1t is
the natural way.
In illustration, the movement of the
air is shown by arr,5ws. The pure air
comes in above the animals and the
foul air Is taken out through the out
take shafts which have their openings
down near the floor and extend up
through the roof or to the cupola.
Some builders run the shafts straight
up through the roof. others run them
up to the roof and then over to the
cupola, and some join the lower shafts
at the ceiling and then use but one
main shaft to the roof at each end
as shown here.
The galvanized metal shaft is pre-
ferred by most dairymen who have
used this sort of ventilating system.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-07-28
NEW METALS BEING SOUGHT
Manufacturers Looking for Substitutes
for Those Now Used Because Of
Advance in Prices.

The recent advance in price of many
Of the more commonly used metals has
led manufacturers to adopt or consider
the adoption of various substitute
metals or alloys for certain purposes.
The advice Of the bureau of standards
has frequently been sought in this con-
nectiOn. An interesting field of inves-
tigation is opened up by such inquiries.
It appears that the metals tradition
ally and currently used for various
articles are in many cases no better
adapted for the purpose than others.
and slight difference In price would
warrant a substitution. 1t IS not usu-
ally possible, however, to suggest sub
stitutes offhans, as there are many
factors involving manufacturing pecu-
liarities, durability and other physical
and chemical properties that first have
to be determined. There is" says the
bureau, "a very wide field Of research
here, which would undoubtedly repay
MANIFOLD the efforts put upon it.
Scientific American.