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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
GLASS OF WATER
BEFORE YOU EA!
ANY BREAKF Asst
Wash poison from system each
morning and feel fresh
as daisy.

Every day YOU clean the house YOU
live N TO get rid Of tho duet and dirt
which collected through the previous
day. Your body. The house your soul
lives in. also Incomes filled up cnch
twenty four hours with all manner OF
filth and poison. If only every man
ana woman could realize the wonders
OF drinking rhosphatod hot water.
wha, gratifying chang would take
place.
Instead OF the thousands Of sickly.
ana cn1ic- looking men. women and girls
with pssty or muddy compilations; In
stead OF tn" mn,ti'udcs Of ''ncrve
wrecks 'rundowns' brain fage"
and pcssimsta We should sec a ririle.
optimistic ihronG OF rosy rocked peo
pic cory where.
Every one. whether sick or we'll.
should drinil each morning before
Breakfast glass Of real hot water
with a teaspoonfui "f limestone phos-
plate III it To wash from tho stomach.
liver. kidneys and ton Yards Of bowels
tho previous days indiGcstiblc waste.
sour Concentrations ana roisons. thus
cleansing. sw"otcning and frcshcninS
tho ontir" ulimcntarN canal before
putting more food into tho stomach.
Those subject To sick headache, bill
iousncss nasty breath, rheumatism.
colds; and particularly those who
hay" pallid, snllow complexion and
who arc constipatcd Very often. are
urged To obtain - quarter pound OF
limestone phos phatc al the drug store
which Will cost but trilc, but Is
sufficient TO demonstrate the quick and
remarkable change in both health and
appcaranc" awaiting those who prac-
ticc internal sanitation. We must re-
member that inside cleanliness is more
important than outside. because the
skin does not absorb impurities TO
"ontaminatc tho blood. while tho pores
in the thirty feet Of bowels do.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
I,nrhburg Iin> Good sales.

II N'NFIT:'i.N = F"OHNarN 3.-sNI.%
Of loaf tobacco tits week we're 1900
pounds ANA sales from september to
February were HI.N.3O6 pounds. re-
g"iptS this week we're what larger
thau c%loctod. but tho farmers an%ipus
20 t"E" advantage OF III" good prices
arc s"llin% as fast as tho? can get their
tobacco ready for marker Some Of
them forced til. ord"r e.ttiuc their
tobacco too vet, whicn damaged tire
sale CAUSING such lots to soil lover
than they would "th"rws" hav" done.
Prices. However Tor ,ho wcok were
rood and taken a e whole gave g3t-
isiactipn Tugs brouGh, 80 70 Il2.5".
short leaf. SD 20 Sii1o: Ions, leaf si3
10 SIS: Gapplo lcaf -. 10 so: wrap
ptrs SIS H. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
COLO WEATHER CAUSES
SMALL TOBACCO SALES
Weakening i'm Prices on Several
Grades due to Warlilc News
From Across Waters.
MARKETS. NEARLY SOLD OUT
Sun-turcd Fine Grades aud Wrap
rcrS Not So iiish--Alcdfum Goods
Holdin" Up Wcll-Iirc-turcd To-
barcOS Stron" and Active.

l;.,l weather during tho pas, week
caused smaller deliveries OF loose leaf
tobacco "u most OF tho markets Of
\i-"inj:, and North Carolina and II
is possible that tn" stirring new. III
f"Gard to international affairs had
some effect on The prices. some OF
the markets where tho dealers Il" n
lyrcv foreign business showed :: little
less activity and slight dcc'im. i'll
prices ON particular grades OF Leaf.
the sales OH the !Ichmoud market
amounted to between 1900" and I0o,-
0nc pounds. OF the deliveries about
li".o0o pounds were "f Tho darts ship
pins: grades which sold we'll. $50! from
sill /" SIS per hundred Tho hai;,nt"
was ri Tho Suu-"urcd goods. pf ihis
type the common To medium grades
hold their own and sold quit" as we'll
a. ut any time this season. hu, ihcr"
Was decided Weakening IN tho liz :
uicS on iinr goods and wrappers
Nutwithstandin" tn" extremely cold
weather ia" nivhmond waTc,ouscm"n
look i"r largo sales this wc"k rho
deliveries are largely by rail now.
tho wagon trade hcinG nearly over. and
u,r weather does not 80 seriously az
feet rail shipments as il docs these
10y wuc"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
COOPERATION MEETING;
BIG RESULTS EXPECTED
North Carolina commercial organiza-
lions mud DEMONSTRATION Agents To
tull ToEcth~r-ItIS Convention.

EALEIG1I. y. e.. February :.-Fron
February ) 10 there will he held IN
,;aStonia tho first convention Of Mort
Carolina cuisines nen with the Soc
ictaiics and demons traitors Of tho
state This combination mcctin;: is
for the purpose of brinriu;: the soy
crai forces close! together for tho fur
thor uphuildinG of North Carolina
ON February ) anu there viii he
exclusive meetings Of the Commercial
secretaries of the State Tho Govern.
meni Farm Demonstrators o: Western
North Carolina will arrV" ana vStah-
fish exhibits Of th.ir counties On
February there will bc a nocitu: Of
the bankers. manufacturers. merchants
and other business m"n at banquet.
The principal speakers Will hc W. T. q.
Harding. governor OF tho Federal Re-
serve BOARD. and i'airf;,x Harrison.
president % the Southern Railway
Company. Following those address s
several prominent business men Viii
talk on tho subject OF q state Cham.
hcT of Commerce for North Carolina.
On Tuesday afternoon ;hcyo will hc q
meeting ut the courthouse. a: whj"h
Mr.. Harding and Others Will speak.
II ~ believed that tho Outcome Of
this meeting Will l." tho formation Of
plan. FOR u siror. State commercial
body.
\" example Of what may hc accom-.
i,!:ahcd by ccmmumity organizations
such as ar" represented in this c"rN"u-
;ion. and to foster which the c"uN"H-
ton is held may he seen III the Great
or CASTOR County Association. i"'U1d
in Gastonia four months aro With q
membership Of something less 'h"n
800. There arc now in CASTOR County
seven liN" commercial h"dic" w"rhlu-
for their respective town ""d '"r
the county at large" Ns Il result uf this
county orSa niXltion ih- county towns
have been brought close" tocoth"N
Community meetings have been h"I"
i'm tho various towns and schoolhous"*
and il &c said To l." littl" Sh"r; "i w"n-
d"rtul tho way r',H r""rl> h"N' t7N'"
on now life since this organization
Was started. Some nf tho towns haN"
begun to pave their streets. pat 'N
sewerage systems. build city halls, put
in water works. cican up farms, &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
BEST ATTENDANCE YET
Farmers. Winter Short-t curse In Full
Swing '. y. I.-rriHc-
Winning Boys.

EI..>Ck SRuEG VA. FthruarH ..
Tho Farmers winter short course at
She Virginia roiytcchni" Institute he
ear it's four weeks session on Thurs
,,ay with moro students present than
layC attended rno special school in
.cricul;urn S!ncc IL vas .nan.urHt"d
in leo,. N!nct! seven students regis
tered tho first day. an adv"nc" OF
forty three uVcr Tho reg i$,ra;i"n at
:hc beginning of the uoura" is - year.
I. number ave on tho ground. VIII" HAY"
no, yct matriculatcd. ANA others viii
10 nero in time to begin work on Mon
rf ,hc general faculty. and less" II.
Jones director Of the extension di-
vision. made hricf addresses q! vel
conc to the short-"ours" men on
Thursday afternoon. and regular class
w"r: began Immediately afterwards.
Eor,y-onc OF tho students alrcudy
arc prize winners in The boys clubs
81 virginia, who were given scholar
ships III the course b. boards OF super
viSorS bankers. business mons assoc
ciatious and individuals as reward
Of merit, Tho boys we're ne, at the
trains by cadets detailed from the
military department for jh.s purpose
aud taken 10 the quarters previously
: -sicn"d them. N:ar'y all Co.; the boys
hav" bocu provided with s.Nepiug rooms
in tn" Young Mems christian Associ-
atio0 building. where 'h.} avs under
The personal supervision Of the score
tagy. and take their meals a; tho col
lego dining hall The rest 81 The stu
dents are staying al tho hotels aud
private boarding houses ia E!acl,sburG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
"T|z" FOR SORE,
TIRED --AH!
"Tiz" is grand for aching. >wol-
len. tender. callOuscd feet
or cOrnS.

Nh: VIA, relief No moro tired
feet: no more burning feet: no moro
swollen. aching. tender s"caty feet
No more soreness in cocns, callouscs.
buuicns.
No matter what aiis your fee, or
what under the sun you've tried With
out getting relief. just use ''Tiz' "'TiH
is the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous eNudations which puH
IN tile feet. liz cures your foot
,roubl" so youli never limp or draw
up your face in pain. Your shoes Won't
seem tight and your feet Will never,
never hurt or Get sore and swollen.
Think Of II. no more foot misery, no
more agony from Corns. cal!ouscs or
bunionS.
Get a "o-Ccnt box at any drug store
or department. store and get instant
relief Wear smaller shoes Just once
try "TiH Get whole Years foot
comfort for only % cents Think Of il.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
BRIGHT TOBACCO MONEY
SnIcS In DnuN IIIc--CrUp OF t3iG pnys
More 'rhuu Larger Crop OF
Year nctOrc.

pANNILI.i:. VA. February ar l..
Dibrcii. president OF tho panvillc To-
harco E"ard OF Trade. gives some very
interesting il"urcs IA his rcpor; OF the
luusc.lc"f safes OF tobacco on this
market for tho month of January. Tho
sales in January were :.3vt,SiI pounds
which brought tho sum ct SGfS,lli.:,1
an average price al Sl9.6l per 100
pounds. The sales tor the same month
OF last year were G.9.. .J?i pounds
which brought SI9l.311.i3. an average
OF Sii.3i pee inn
Tho sales Of tho 1916 crop 10 Feb
ruary Amounted 10 2G.61i.io? pounds
which melted ID" growers Si,?nl.olG %
tho average being SiS", per 100
pounds The 1915 crop sold during
tn" same period 81 last tobacco year
amounted To 2..ol6.1o2 pounds bring
in: S2.1Sl.7lS.oT. o. an avcra.c Of
$1,000. !; Will hc seen that while
The sales OF :hc i9iGgcrop were 3i2. 100
pounds smaller than thuac OF tho 1918
crop. that q; 1915 has % FAR brough;
S2.ll?..?S.ia NOR" money. tho average
being $500 per 100 higher than for
tho 1917, crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
IN FIVE MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH.
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Papc's Diapcpsin" is the
quickest and surcSt StOm-
mach relief.

u what NpW just a'c b., sourinG on
Your stomach OF lies like = lump OF
lead, refusing 10 d!Scst, or YOU be.ch
SaE AMI cruct2tc sour. Undigcstcd food,
or hay" feeling Of dizaiucst heart
burn. fullrcss. nausea. Dad taste in
mouth and stomach houdacIr. you can
surely got relief in five minutes.
Ask Your pharmacist TO show you
tho formula, plainly printed on these
nfi%-c"nt case" az Papc'- Diapcrsin
then you will understand WHY dyspc7-
tic troubles Of all Kinds must 90. and
VIII" !, relieves sour. uiit of order
s;ornacns or indigestion in live minute.
'rRrc'H biapcpsiu' IL harmless. tastes
like candy. thouEl each dose will di-
Eest nn'l prepare ror assimilation into
tho blood all tho food ,ou cat: hc7idcS
healthy appetite: hut What viii plrasc
you most ~ that YOU Viii feel that
Your stomach and intcstiucs are clean
and fresh. ana Eot Viii not need -
resort ." iINo'ivcS or liver pills FOR
hiltousucss OF constipation
This city will have mauy "rapc
piapcpsIn crani,s. as SOME pcooio will
call ,hom. but YOU viii hc cu,hugjastic
about this splcndtd stomach prere RI.
ton. too. Il N"I eyer take u Tor indi-
r"stion. gases. heartburn. sourncs,
dyspepsia or sHy stomach MISERY
Get some r"~ inns minute. and sid
yourself ot stomach MISERY and indi-
- - on IN five minutes tdE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
NEW WORK FOR BREWERY


WHEELING. ". VA. t'cbr!avN
The las, Of tho buildings utilized in
this city for The liquor business be-
for" TIA" state Went dry. wu:vh be-
came idle when the I'D vas rl"mpcd
down, il soon 10 hc pu' 20 another use.
The big plant. consisting II several
valushi" buildings. formerly ono ii The
lcadiu" hrcwericS 90 w., Virginia.
will become 4 factory for diversified
products The Wh"ciU. 'hcmica!
Products company has acquired tho
p,ant. and is now installing tnn ucces-
sary equipment fo' I'll manuf;,.turc
OF matches glue, pve'". u!i .".ol rrod-
uts, ctc. Tho "ompen. wes recently
incorporated with S&pU.Guo capital and
Is nov pushinc III" WorN OF equip
nncnt Of tho plant. Tho output this
ycaT. rs planned 10y i'res,d.n, y \
Schramm. viii h" io.oo"ooo matches
l.56r pounds Of give. LOCO pounds oi
paste and several thousand pounds "t
IitraicG products
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
CHARLES CITY COUNTY,
LAND OF PAYING CROPS
Rich EiNcr-Isntt"m soil on Three
Sides and Nearly All Over
the Domain.
MARKETS. FoE Products NEA,;
WclI-Satisfcd People Do y" Boost
inc aud Never \dtcr,i>c--lSc>t
Cereal Average Made in All the
Statc-l'ishing Industry l. Great.

Charles Ci,, county is one Of Tho
original shi"ss INTO which Nirs,nia WAS
divided ia i"S: hu; i, lacks vast
ioal ~ horo& a largo st i; MAS who"
orisnalI, 'ld 30 Notwithstanding
it's az aua rs ncgrncss T." thc old
capital. WllisNsnur;.. aad jhc urosoui
capitol. Ht,anoaA and no;vi;hst amdinG
Tho fact ihat 9; has hccm tho homo
county 81 maa! U"n prominent in til"
history oC tho state and nation. il is
probable that th" "uiSid" world Knows
less ~ CHARLES city county than al
mos, ANY ono of tn" Subdivisions OF
Nlrc inia- Farming. trurktnc and fish
ing 2i" tn" ucc!natiunS "r tho people.
AMI their mtrkctn@ places. Richmond.
pct"vShurc Newport New ANA Nor
tolls being near at hand ana easily
reached .ud the gocd thugs grown
and .aUehi for these markets being
AWAY IN doNaud. they never have
amy occasion for adNcrtisinG aud toll
ing the world of tho iichnoss Of ~"
soil. The advantage. "f til" climate. tn
chcapncsS Of the good Lands. OF amy
Of tn" other advantages ;nat even less
Norcd reg ions So" ~ tn" habit If
i,"aStiac "f and telling about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
UGH! CALOMEL IS HORRIBLE! It
SHOCKS YOUR LIVER, IF BILIOUS
Calomcl sickens! Don't lose days work. Clean vou.
Liver and Bowels with 'Dodsons Liver Tone

l2n EHioin'l makes !"u @tck. its
horrib!". TAX" dor" 81 tho danger
our drag Tonight and to-m"irow You
may lose Ia%'H work
ct!cntl o. lhercp-y OF quicksilver,
"u!cn cause. necrosis Of tho bones.
'.lOInoi, "h,n IL comes into contact
w!th sOuf h!ln. craxhca into 1t. break
INK it NJ. tbs * when YOU feel that
.,fSiN UHH.'u aud crHinp!u- u sou
a.c ai.sg.hh aHd all Knocked n,n." Il
your iiv"r iv torpid AMI bowels con
s'irn;"d or rou have headache. dizzi-
NOES coa,cd tongue. II breath In bad
nr stomach .nUr. Just -! spoonful
y! harmless budHor'a Liver Tone TO-
night
Here's ny guarAntAc Go TO any
drug Iorr and get 5o-csnt bottle ot
DOd,cn's Liver TONE. Take a rpoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

and II II dUcan.I 'lnI&hion YOU yi:ht
up and max" you fcrl Z a - ycnro,. =
want you :" 20 hr"h :" the store
and got Your money Dodgon's Liver
Tone 4. destro! ing the sale Of caIomcl
because II Is real liver medicine: on.
urely vegetable. therefore II cannot
"a !ivatc or make you siclI.
- guarantee that rltc SpOon!ul of
bodrnn's Liver Tone VIII nut your
slUggis, liver 80 w"rls az! clean
YOUR howell ~ .hat sour lilo
and copsiipatod vast" witch rs clog.
ring ronr syf;1n ana making YOU feel
inis"rablc. ] guarantee that a bottle
81 DodEon's Liver Ton" will keep your
entire family feeling INC for months.
Give Il Ia your children. II is harm.
leIs:- doesn't Eripn ana they like ITS
pleasant tAhtr.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
south's ,ond. Very Prosperous.

Tho Eurcau OF Railway Economics
WASHINGTON. in its bulletin reviewing
"r"ra'inS results for October. 1915
saTs that on III" liuos "a ,hr Sru,r
"ucr"tin" revenues per milo exceeded
;h"S" "f October, 1915. by i%.S per
CEN Int operating expenses iucrcas-
'd ou!- &c PC cont, while net opera'-
'nc -rNenuc mad" tho gratifying gain OF
26i r'r' cent. Thes" percentages q,
gain we're greater than thosc cf either
Tho Eastern OF Western lines. For the
four months since july !. inciud:n :
pcioh"r, operating incom" Increased
- nor .nnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
WILLIAMSBURG SEES OIL:
ANOTHER LAND BOOM is ON
\ir f'uIl OF Rnmors Abomt option raIcn,
aud Welt Boring Soon to
Commence.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February 3
The ancient capital OF Virginia has
nr"'l'cr Industrial sensation or excite
;G"nt that promises TO throw tic late
dynamite plan; boom complctcly In the
Shade. This time il is oil For a week
81: tcn days past there has been All
kinds Of talk about discoveries OF oil
in tho lands OF James City and York
Counties adjacent to Williamsburg
BORING has bceu started i'm several di.
r""tionS. and there arc all kinds Of
rumnrS about options that haNc hccn
taken or asked for on farm, lands ,ila,
~" supposed 10 hav" crccEs aud rivers
81 oil beneath them.
An option has been taken ON . farm
down near jamestown Island Ave miles
from this city Tn" property is owned
by j. w. Minor. and there Is no doubt
ihat n" has given an option on IL. but
II" IS. of course, reticcnt and no one
has been ahl" TO learn directly from
NINA anything as TO tho character of
tho option or what tho woull-hc buyer
expects To fnd on it, or what purpose
ne pr"poses 10 put II to. but ono rc-
port says Minor received $500 for the
Ort"n. and that he was paid with "a
Vhc"E drawn by the standard Di! Com
rant Tho report goes further ana says
tHat the man who secured the option
for tho oil company IS IN expert iI oil
lands and has hccn heard TO say thcrc
- II" doubt Whatever IN his mind. that
tn" OF! - there ia abundance, and that
II - 40 Euc3Sworli y itn him.
rho mere fact that tho name If tho
standard oil Company is mentioned in
connection with the prospecting.
whether II he true or not. has caused
cv"n tn" strictly conservative people
I" get "Acitcd aud not = few OF them
arc indulEinr in beautiful dreams Of
enormous prices for their nrdinar.
farm lands. Those people Who over.
Il t.s J. IL Ia 81
dynamite plant loom was ON arc. per
hnp%. IN" most anxious watchers OF tho
oil land boom. as they sec possibility
"f unloading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
,"rr,"rmh,c weather Tor nnn,i,le.

NNNNIlI.E.. W. E'chrrNry -Tnc
tvs" days sales Of this month hr;ms:
az TIL" total sales for TIL" season to
2'.l@e.n"" pounds. Tn" sales for tn"
w""h foot ur ,..io.o"o pounds I:ut
f"r the ,iItavoruhlc weather sales
wcu!I havc hccu larger
%";htu.: ncw has t,g,n*pircd ia to-
hac"" circles this week Prices have
N"ld trim on all Grades. and all tho
hIlorS appear I" wan; stock. l'rac-
g. ~ all III" loos" markets ~ Eastern
N'"th carolina nave closed for Tho
season.
Sonr little trading has nrcu done
;hts week in rrGI.f-d sto"k.
Tho weather las ,urncd vr,y cold
''i harSh. which wiz c,:rtail s;,Ics
Tor nest week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Darts Selling Wei IL, \lbert..

NI.IiT.tsTN. w. FobrunEN 3.--TNt
."arEot has kcr; MP since IN" Christ:
mas holidays much better than was
"Npo,icd The quality has been over
Tho average ANA price have averaged
about "a cents during IN" week. Right
uurh dark has been sold on this mar
~ SiU". tn" opening. and prices hay"
.runyed from IS 10 SO Pc! loo pounds.
ir rs ,he opinion Of some OF tho best
judges that at Least - per cent Of
tn" crop has h.cu sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
>,nal,rr >n,c> NJ I.ctcr.hurr

~ iltIiSI:t l:;. w rchruHv, .
Thr combined sales "f hricIt ..rd dark
i"in'"" at tho warehouse, this week
""rc -i,..Sa pounds. l;ut for the in
olnucr' weather tho offerings would
u"y" "e0n much larger. Til" market
Ma vCr' active. and prices for hri-h;
rar.oa FROM SI2 20 :i:>per loo pounds.
vua tur I"rE from sil9i 10 $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

wore very scarce. Prices on all grades
have b"ca we'll maintained. AMI IN some
INSTANCES higher than ANY time during
the present season. Some few plant
bees haze been burned but tho weather
conditions have seriously Interior
with all work OF that nature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ro.,on..

rULA SKI M. rcLruar, PIN.
ana spnr Hca,ions have brcn receIyr6
- the ono her, for a Federal
building ard bids uill n, opened on
March by ~" supervising architect
An appropriation has hecn madc hy
Congress RI $4,000 FOR the erection
~ . post-oHiec building Al Tiny riacc.
= site "as purchased about siA Years
ago for whic. - non va. nail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

This viii bc tho policy of the E,ko
colony.
" Is already predicted that tho cs-
'abliShncnt of tins colony AT Eiio. so
near 10 Iiichnond. will lead t. the cs-
Ia biiShmcut Of others in various pnrts
Of Virginia
The interior journal., 1917-05-11
U. s. WHEAT SUPPLY

Recent estimates place the visible
supply of wheat in North America at
approximately 110,0O0,000 bushels
75,000,000 bushels in the United
States.
1t also is estimated that there will
be 430,000,000 bushels of winter
wheat in the United States upon 40,-
100000 acres planted. Estimates of
spring wheat now being planted will
be made on June /.
All figures in the light of averages
for the past years, indicate Canda
and the United States should be able
to produce more than 10000, 900
bushels of spring and winter wheat
this year, upon a combined area of
about 60,000,000 acres.
Spring wheat averages for the last
few years make about 100000, 900
bushels for the United States, and
220,00O,000 bushels for Canada the
normal production.
Normally about 100000 acres
of wheat are planted in Canada each
year. In the United States 19,000,-
900 acres of spring planted wheat,
according to averages for recent
years, is about normal, while the to-
tai acreage normally for both spring
and winter wheat is about 52,000,-
900 acres.
The interior journal., 1917-05-11
EXPERIENCE OF KENTUCKY
WOMAN.

Louisville, Ky.-"I have been much
benefited by the use Of DIR. Picrce's
Favorite Prescription. When in a run
down, nervous condition saw 'Favoritc
Prescription advertised in the paper.
Improvement and | am glad to endorse
IL. IL is a good medicine and seems to
be Just IA advertised. ."-MRs. LILLE
ZwEYDoFF, 2233 Bank 81.
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The interior journal., 1917-05-11
THE PLAN FOR DRAFTING

Plans for the registering of men
called to the colors under the Selec-
tive Draft Bill are being considered.
The Governor will appoint a board
in each county, which in turn will Sc
lect three men in each voting pre-
cinct to conduct the registration.
Louisville, Lexington, Covington and
Newport will appoint their own.
This will occupy five days. Every
man within the age limit fixed by
the statute and call of the President
must register. The exemptions will
be made by the War Department aft