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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-20
DEMAND Of ADMINISTRATION
lsth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of iberia.
SUCCESSION No. 2Oss

ARISTIDE BEN and his wife, MRS.
ARISTIDE BEN, both deceased.
Whereas, Anatole Ben, resident Of
the Parish of Iberia has applied to
the Honorable 10th Judicial District
Court of Louisiana holding sessions in
and for the Parish of Iberia to be APP
pointed administrator of the success
sion Of Aristide Ben and his wife. Mrs.
Aristide Ben, both deceased, notice is
hereby given to ali whom it may or
doth concern to show cause ii any
they have, within ten days of the first
publication hereof Why the prayer OF
the said Anatole Ben should rot be
granted. Witness the Honorable
James Simon. Judge of our said Court,
this 18th day Of October, A. D. 1917.
F. g. Decuir, Dty elk. Of Court.
Delahoussaye & Tilly. Attys. 1920
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-20
HOME CARD.
wHATYOTT CAN DO TO HELP WIN THIS WAh


OUR PROBLEM is Allies this winter BY sending
,ham "a much food Of the most concentrated
- a lea shipping space These foods wheat oee pork
dairy products, ana sugar
mn SOLUTION is to and of other foods
=, bich we have and waste less OF al Iooos
BREAD AND CEREALsHave at least one wheatless meal
d,v Use corr rye barley, or mixed ceeal os' "u
breads in place white bread certainly Tor one "e" anu'
for two la less cake aud pastry.
A to the white bread buy from baker, order y
advanced then bake beyond bis needs Vo inc oa "
d only as oared Use bread for toast and cook
Ing
urAr1se more poultry rabbits especially ash and
900 n Mace Of beef pork DO not either beef
ntton or pork daily and then serve smaller po
tons Use all cold in made dishes Use soups
moro freely they have nearly the same 'oou
meat.
MILK-Use all Of milk waste part Of it. The children
u. have whole milk; less There 10 gfea
food by not using and milk Sour milk can ot
.d IN cooking and cheese Use buttermk ana
cheese freely.
rATs fRuTTER LARD Dairy butter has food values
vital to Therefore, use it on the taoe as usual
for children Use possible in cooking Reduce the use
~ fd foods to reduce of lard and other rats
vegetable oils and cotton seed OIL Save oay one
an ounce Waste soap contains rat ana sos ev
oeripe necessary explosives You can MAKE scruoong oap
and in saved fats to the soap
maker who wi needed glycerne.
suGARUse less candy drinks Use less sugar in
ten and honey maple and dark sups Tor no.
and vses without sugar Do not frost or Ice CAKES
Do the 10 putting up 1ruits anu jams "s
NAV be used place of butter.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITs.-We have superabundance Of
Double vegetables They take the place OF
mart Of the wheat the time are heathn
se postoes Store potatoes and roots properly ana
they will keep. Use fruits generously.
FUEL-Coal from distance and our railway facilities
ars Burn fewer fires If you can get
wood, use it.
What You Arc hekpd Tn IN Fnr Ynur C0untrV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10

~ W. . ~ w fhNh AAtlf 2 ~ l4sl
ropractors were put OUT OF cuisines
BY action Of tho mouse late Friday
ening, VIXEN the blll requiring "C0-
ros to take The examination required
by The state board OF medical exam
ners was finally passed
The "bagkess usury law" SO called.
because it was backed by the state
banking board and bankers organza-
ton Of the state, was finally put to
rest by house action last night after
a hot fight for its passage led by
Representative Bill Durant, and OPP
posed by Amos A Ewing Of Logan.
author Of the present usury law
Hon VIM Il Murray addressed ootL
houses Of the legislature yesterday By
invitation He does not agree with
Senator owen ou his court propo-
sitiou and it is said he intend to op
pose the senator at the next election
The Haskell school OF agriculture
at Broken Arrow was laid among the
dead institutions today by senate ac
ton. following a cue given by Cover
nor Williams that he would veto the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10
Prices $3.50 Up.

stone line Ths viii De one of th,
most expensive pieces Of road On the
OIL Fields route and will be the seen
ic section OF the whole line
4 delegation Of twenty enthusiast
boosters from Jennings dropped In o.
the Drumright meeting Tuesday gi.
and captured the meeting They wer.
for routing the trail by way Of Jen
nings ana Ol;on and declared their
intention of building a road SO good
that everybody would travel it wheth
cr the trail came that way or not
Secretary Wcmer and II B Guthrie
ighway commissioner of the Tulsa
chamber of commerce will start out
from Tulsa next Monday morning for
solid week series Of meetings and
conferences on the east end of tht
oil Fields line closing at Laegston
Saturday night
president Harvey is making plans
lor thrOe days inspection rip and
,sl over h. on Fields Line dunJr
iho next thirty days Ho win hoio
mcciees m mo.' OF the toVns and al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10
Bills Approved by Governor.

Governor Williams has approved
the following bills passed by the leg
islatwe
House Bin 80 is7-An act amend
ing section 1916 revised laws Of Oh
lahoma. relating to the jurisdiction
Of the county courts and validating
proceedings in such courts hereto
fore tled An emergency was attach
ed
mouse Bn No al7 An act amend
ing section 6765. Of article +, ea1pt~
G6 providing for The payment of coo0
ty officers ont of the salary fund
Senate Bin 40 16l An act to pro
vide for custodian of the state cap
itol. defining his duties and providing
for the appointment Of certain employ
cs and coufrrrug police powers e
certain employees also providing Sal
aries for them
Senate Bin SO 364 An act rehtIHe
To employing assistants deputies, ane
clerks ana stcnoeraphers for assist
ance in The office of the state exam
mcr
sruatr Bin So 2sS An act making
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10
MONDAY MARCH r.

THE SANITY Sinner Is Blue
bird featuring the New Dramatic
star Ruth s+onehouse melodlama
OF The old school brought strictly up
10 dale Exciting scenes sensational
episodes thrills without number
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10

Covers every rural route - The
DMly Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10
Bills Passed

llolse l''' ~" -'' .'' '''
demuity the owners oi sH'ep 'u '"s
es of damages comni'''e'0 ny "os'
providing for the assessment ann 'o.
lection of dog license ''N "0g" gym
lecled IN " apo'l"' ''''" ''' '''
pose of paying ior sheep N'ea or IA.
mred by dogs.
Engfossed Senate l''d 40 o0
act fixing the salary oil JUDGES o' 'H'
dlNlllGl OOuli ~ ti'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-10

IIale The I.ader neII1ered 81 mo
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Farmers. AttentiOnl

There are still "A few acres OF Gu
cumber contracts 10 be signed to make
up the 100 acres and you have until
Saturday, June 9th, to take them up.
Your banker or your merchant has the
blanks The planting time for Gu
cumbers has been advanced on account
Of the cold rainy season from the 10th
Of June until the 18th or goth. Seed
will be delivered into your hands in
plenty OF time Please keep disking
and dragging the ground you have
held for the planting, a 'tereach rain,
thus keeping your land in good con-
dition. Don't forget the cash prizes
Of $50, s35 and SIS given by our asso-
citation for the best results on one
acre Of pickles.
NIRoQrA ADVANCEMENT ASSN. Inc.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Training School Exercises

The 1917 graduating exercises of
the Vernon County Teachers Train
ing School will be held at the NJ. +.
church on Thursday evening, June Ia,
an 3 o'clock. D. IN. The address will
he delivered by Rev. II. +. Burns of
Oshkosh. Rev. Burns comes highly
recommended as q speaker and COM
munity worker in several of our larger
cities. His address is entitled Keep
ing Ourselves Alive The diplomas
viii be presented by Supt. HI. Gard
ner. who was instrumental in securing
p training school for or county, and
who for ten years has been an active
member of It's board. Such a term of
service is unusual and the school has
prOfted by it.
a class of thirty teachers will re-
ceive diplomas and certificates to
teach. The public is cordially iuYit-
ed to attend the commencement eX~
ercises
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06

Gilman Henry .Gosling, JasouGlenn,
Pcrey Grubb
Franklin Haskell. George * Hazen.
William Hutchinson. Joseph " Hoyt,
Daniel W Horton. John Hoekeuberry,
Joseph Harris, Jonathan HAY. Emory
b. Hyde. o. r. Hin.
William Jonas. James Johnson. Jas.
/. Jordan
John II, Lake. George Lalts, Will
liam LOwyie. Alexander LOwric.
Asa Morris, John Meyers. John W.
Moore Hiram Moody. Edward Min
shall. Calvin Morley. Julius Morley.
Calvin Morley Jr, Samuel Moore,
Reuben May, Eli Mason. John Mar
shan. xauder G. Morrison Samuel
McMichael, Robert 5, McMichael
Thomas W. Nottingham. Marshall
.C. Nichols, Henry Nichols James f.
NewellfLevi Noble james f. Newell.Jr.
Marion J.. Ogden.
Charles Pemberton, William Pull
ham. James Palmer.
II. \. N. Rayney, Charles a. Rob.
erts Clayton +. Rogers, Larl a. Roy.
ers, willard w. Rusk. A.len Rusk,
Jermiah NJ. Rusk, Mons Robinson,
John Robson.
Justice Smith. Edward Slade. Au.
gust Smith, Finley Smith, JonathanH.
Swain, Charles G. Stebbins, Silas II.
Stricken, John Stevenson, William J.
Shultz, Freeman Sutton.
Jerome 5. Tinker, Squire Toney.
Sylvester Tollefson. Joseph Truesdale
Felix X. NanWagner, Conrad Won
Ruden,
Daniel Wise, John J WiIsey, Ben.
jamn +. Wells, John Welsh, Elisha
II. Warner, ole T. Westby, Neal viii.
Hanson, A. S Woodland
Rev. f. A. Stevens as orator of the
day spoke brilliantly q the causes
which impelled the great civil war,
the patriotic response made the need
of that dark hour, the meaning of the
flag, the bravery, sacr ice and suffer
ing. and drew parallels between that
time and the present war.
Lieutenant Buffers was present by
urgent invitation of the County Coun-
ell Of Defense, and spoke at length on
the urgent need for thorough pre-
paredness He started by abiding to
the uninterrupted stretch of prosperi-
ty we have enjoyed since the Civil
war which has lulled US into a feeling
of false security so that We as a ma
tion at the present time seem TO be
Understanding the task before US.
Our government is preparing for a
five years war, but many of our peo-
pie feel that peace is but a little way
of and TO be attained at small sacri-
fees. He touched on the wonderful
state Of preparedness 10 Germany,
which now is their bulwark Of defense.
He urged the showing Of practical pa
triotism by the purchase Of Liberty
bonds.
Rev. Bullock was called upon for a
few remarks, responding with perth
nent and timely suggestions and SEN
timent, after which refreshments
we're served 10 the 6. a. r., the w.
r G. and the Headquarters Company.
Twenty-six members Of Alex LOwTie
post and three visiting veterans we're
in attendance this Memorial Day:
Col. c. ". Butt, Capt. J. Henry Tate,
CAPT. Conner, Lyle Tate, J.W Brown,
.C. &. Brown. Harrison Smith, Robt
Parker, Jesse Latta, Vim. Mills, 5. 4.
Ewing. Tneo. Gorrel, Vim. =. Hayter,
IF. b. Girdler, VIM. Getter, Henry
Petit. Peter Larson M0rkri, John
FriddeH. .. 4. Natwick, L. II. Glenn,
u. ". Marshall. David Bartell, J. y.
Deaver. j. r. ADV Albert Rusk and
Hugh Porter The visitors we're Jas.
ADV. Jonu Griffin and Comrade Ro-
man0ska
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06

At their meeting Monday evening
the Rebeccas voted ten dollars TO the
Red Cross.
Everyone should see Eagles
Wings at the Star theatre tomorrow
night, The film is an exceptionally
good one and the management has Of
fered to give the entire proceeds TO
the Red Cross
The high school senior class turned
over to the Red Cross the handsome
sum Of S76, the net proceeds from
their play. The Red Cross organiza-
tion gladly welcomes this large class
TO its membership and is very CRATE
ful TO the class and to all who worked
with them in the presentation Of Is
rnernlda p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Now Have All Day Service

Last Wednesday Manager Walters
decided that the electric light plant
was in pretty good trim following
thorough overhauling and decided to
tnaueurate the g-looked-for twenty
four hour service. And now we bask
in the luxury OF enjoying the 'juice'
at any hour of the day. providing we
so desire, and the internal revenue tax
leaves US enough of our incomes to
stand the expense. tits convenience
to which Viroqua has long been en-
titled and we doubt not will be gen
erously used as soon as its permanency
is thoroughly established.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Auto Drivers Take Notice

The state and city laws provide that
no cutout can be used in the city
limits, that tail lights must be burn
ing when cars are used at night, that
you must not exceed Is miles per hour
within the city limits, must not run
faster than Smiles while passing school
grounds, and must keep to the right
of the corner sign. These laws will be
vigorously enforced after publication
of this notice, and all car owners are
warned to comply with them.
GEORGE GRIFFIN. Marshall.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
DAY OF GRATEFUL ME MORY
PAY HOMAGE TO OUR SOL.
DER DEAD
Rain Makes Holdiae of Exercises at
Hall Necessary ieut Buffers
and Company Present


Under she shallow 9f the mightiest
conflict of ALI history, with our be-
loved country enEutfea IN the vortex
OF war, with re #tNef ct oar young
manhuOd already 3n camp 9Ud more
-, f,Iloo- ol,s,a,,ts.sft5s.5 80 fha r,stirl,'-
" - r-.5,-,.
~ -. vas " - -
-, 80 81 go, -, ,b..s
,,,, ~, - -; 80. a,, -.
ga'e'3 y, ~. 3es,h ~r.[,',s i'm o,,i-,
that GOVERNMENT Of tae l.ople. by
the peopIe ard for the pearie. might
NOT perish from the earth.
The Memorial season opeuld sun
dav mnrntuv with q union service uf
the CONGREGATIONAL Methodist aud
Christian churches At the latter house,
Of worSbsp. The Grand ARMY and Re
.Nef Corps as uSpal attended i'm body.
and Ihe church was a8G~iarge enough
To accommodate the crowd Who gath
erred % listen 10 Pastor RaNack's in-
.pIratiunal address and patriotic mu-
-jc by choir and qaartette
Memorial lay dawua3 with a steady
G0Uupaur Of rain which continued
through the fnoruiny and made car.
ry ing out at program at the cemetery
inadvt,able Il was dee ided 10 hold
the exercises AT EARNINGS hail The
GRAVES Of depamed comrades bad been
decorated ia the morning bat Lieu
tenant Buffers fc]E taat no possible
mark OF respect TO them should oe
omitted AS 4 gentle rain distilled
from heaven like the tears Of CRATE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06

Washington. June 2. "A second SER
les of officers training camps will be
held between August q and Novem-
Der % in eight locations, 70 develop
officers for the second increment Of
100000 men 10 be called into service
bv the selective draft Applications
must be sent 70 the commanding gen.
erals u the department il which the
applicant. lives, between June Is and
.Ju'v Is. Citizens between the ages OIL
% years and nine months and 44years
are eligible.
II is difficult % grasp the awiulness
Of the world tragedy, but it is esti-
mated that the number Of men who
have lost their lives 10 the war 50 far
totals 1000. 003, and the number OF
casualties exceeds J0.0D0,000
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
WILL BE DECIDING MEETING
Norwegian Lutheran Churches Plan
to Consolidate

This Wednesday morning there con-
venCd at St Paul one of the most
momentous meetings in the religious
history of this country Ii is a union
convention OF all the Norwegian Luth-
erau churches of the United States.
and il IS confidently expected that the
question of uniting all these churches
into ones body under one name and
head viii be acted upon at this time 10
the Affirmative. Many meetings and
conventions have previously been held
with this object in view, and II is
thought the time is now ripe for the
great amalgamation. The meeting
closes June Is, All of our local Nor
wegian Lutheran pastors are Ia at
tendance
The agitation for the bringing to-
pether of the many branches Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church IN this
country Us commenced nearly half
century ago. II has been many times
defeated aud as many times revived,
and now the dream see ms certain of
becoming fact. It viii mean in-
creased efficiency as a religious or
ganilaiion, large saving Of money,
and Increased spirit of brotherhood
among the Scandinavian people.
LATER Since writing the above we
learn that tine Grst three DAYS will be
devoted to convention of the separate
churches 10 wind up their affairs, and
on Saturday an the delegates march
10 body to the st. Paul auditorium
where the consolidation viii take
place. Rev. Jacobson tells rs it is Inn
possible for him to be present.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Patriotic Offer

To those who are rejected for mill
tary services The McLelians, local
chiropractors. will give free adjust
ments, providing afterwards you will
again volunteer.
Chiropractic is not medicine, sur
gerry or osteOpathy. Take chiroprac-
tic adjustments and get well.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
VOTES DAHL NEAT SUM
His Billfor Attorney Fees Passed Bo h
Houses of Legislature

ON Friday last the assembly con
Cured In the senate bill. which REIN
burses Hon. A. n Dahl Of Westby, for
OF attorney fees. s., 400, which
he expended in defending his official
act as state treasurer. The ease arose
over the delivery of securities TO a
Hudson trus; com any on advice Of the
attorney general The parties brought
suit TO recover from MIR. Dahl and his
bOndsmen something like $4,000 1t
has been in the circuit and supreme
courts tor thu past seven years, the
higher court finally holding Mr. Dahl
blameless. II has been a long and
veNatious contest and MIR Dahl is TO
be congratulated on his victory in
court and his recovery Of attorney eX.
penditures through the legislature.
The measure passed both houses by
strong mai3rities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Tohacco Plants Rotting

The miserable weather so far ac-
corded Us this season IS commencing
TO inAict serious damage on crops Of
all kind, and unless we are favored
with warmth and sunshine and that
right soon. much replanting Of corn
viii necessarily follow. The excessive
rainfall may mean lodging Of small
grain later on, and growers report
general rotting Of tobacco plants in
this. he'd
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Snecial Sale. BIZ Snans

$500 white pque skirts, slightly
soiled only $I.00.
S4.00 Palm Beach skirts, 81 So
Misses So 90 wash sport suits, S2.7j
Children's tan hose to :, IL cents.
Ladies fine silk dresses, $40 and $2j
at one-half price, $40 and SIP So
Women's 5000 raincoats $500: 3l2
raincoats So 70. NJ. j. F'ELlX.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Chinaman BUYS Building

Lucias Favor has sold the old Wise
building, recently purchased from Ed
Wig, to T. f. 10y, the Chinese launG-
ryman. Yep undoubtedly enjoys the
distinction Of being the first celestial
to own real estate in this county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Is the Church Dead:

You wouldn't think so if you
had seen that crowd of men in
our Bible School last Sunday
morning. Every man live
wire and a Booster. You ought
F., to Join the crowd. a welcome
awaits you. Something doing
next Sunday night at 500. Be
on hand. Children's program.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
SneciaI Prices

Surenson a Dahl will continue the
following prices for the next few days:
Sugar. II lbs ....................s 90
Russell's Best -four per sack. 49,. $50
MacarOni per package. ...... 49,. 10
Matches per box. ................. .05
deans per can s-..s..-...... sID
Mems work shoes at last year S
prices, Sl.s5 - $3.25. Bargains in
ladies' tan Oxfords and patent pumps,
small sizes THE FARMERS STORE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06
Short News Stories of Interest

pk-Ups by OF
Viroeua and Vicinity
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-06

The lumber trade commissioners
who will investigate foreign lumber
markets Tor the e. S. Government,
viii leave the United States on Au-
gust 1st to spend TWO years in Europe.
IL is estimated that the rebuilding Of
France and Belgium alone will require
the equivalent of the entire annual
lumber production of the CnitedStates
and that the foreign demand will be
limited only to ship carrying capacity
after peace is declared.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-28

1t is with real pleasure we &C.
knowledge receipt of, and the
privilege of reading, "The War
and Business, by Otto Fl Kahn,
of New York city, an address be.
fore the Merchants Association of
New York. The address is enli.
vened with a deep sentiment Of
patriotism for the country of his
adoption, even against the Father.
land of his ancestors. He makes
quite clear that Prussianism and
Democracy are antithetical, as put
forward by their respective Expo.
nents, declaring that the greatest
service which men of German
birth or antecedents can render to
the country of their origin is to
proclaim, and to stand up for
those great and fine ideals and ma
tional qualities and traditions
which they inherited from their
ancestors, and to set their faces
like flint against the monstrous
doctrines and acts Of a rulership
which have robbed them of the
Germany which they loved and in
which they took just pride, the
Germany which had the good will,
respect and admiration of the en-.
tire wOrld.0
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-28

A gang of linemen have been
working through this section, put
ting up four new wires alongside
of the So. Pa. right of way, which
four wires are destined to carry
six electric circuits By modern
improvements the four wires will
serve for both telegraph and tele-
phone lines. By transpOsitl0ns
and phantoms-technlcal terms
that we laymen are not supposed
to understandable wires will be
made to carry the currents which
will reproduce speech hundreds OF
miles away, and at the same in.
stant carry another circuit repro
ducing the dot and dash of the
telegrapbic cypher, without the
one interfering with the other
1t would be interesting to know
what Mrs. Pardingcon would say
Of this invention These circuits
are being carried from New Or
leans westward beyond the Texas
line.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-28
FALL WEBWORM
IS CAUSING
MUCH DAMAGE

A serious outbreak of the fall
webworm has occurred in portions
of southern Louisiana, the cater.
pillars becoming full grown about
July LIST. Injury is especially Sc.
we're on willow, gum, pecan, pear,
persimmoD, mulberry and peach
trees. After devourlng the foli-
age, of which they are especially
fond, the caterpillars feed upon a
great variety of plants, including
some field and garden crops.
1t is possible that the next gen.
GRAFTON of caterplllars which will
appear shortly will also be a very
destructive one IN Louisiana.
Farmers should watch for the ap-
pearance Of the small. young cat
erpillars, which form over the foll
age upon which they feed,' says
I. Il. Jones, chronological assist
ant, U. s. Department of Agricul.
ture. "SprayiDg the cultivated
trees, shrubs, vines, and other
plants upon which they appear,
with an arsenical poison will kill
the caterpillars and prevent fur
,her damage. For this purpose
arsenate of lead at the rate of
three pounds of the powdered form
or six pounds of the paste form to
fifty gallons of water ia recon
mended. Spraying should be done
when worms are small-as soon as
possible after they have issued
from the eggs-in order that as
little vegetation as possible be de
strOyed. IL. s. U. Press Bulle
tin.