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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE Jewelrga range
in gopd shape, cheap, ]. 5. stani-
lsf. Phone: 675, 4, 4. ..sl l9S-t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE-28 young turkeys
weight S pounds J; 2Ftur-
Key hens. Call 258 E.. Main w.
j Despair, next door to Rich
rnond. Water and Light Co.. 205 2
FOR RENT One furnished
and three nice unfurnished rooms
suitable for light. housekeeping.
Phone COZ. .-,ss 204 If, j
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-31

7 FOR SALE 800 lbs. SOW and
eight pigs, also ',shoats, rs pounds
All Poland China, Phone 1858 X.
Al !. Million Newby, Ky, 2os-s
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-31

Paris; Greer. al Welch''s
Best Quality only 49, cents
per pound. Get ysufs today.
zoo 1t
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29
RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were pass
ed at the recent district conference Of
the Baptist Brethren church in this
city:
Whereas, another year of church ac-
tivity has passed since our last con-
ference and the dark cloud of carnage
and bloodshed, then enveloping us, has
broken away and the beautiful sun
light of peace shines in upon us, there
by opening the forward movement in
the Masters cause in the state, dis
trict and the world, thereby be it
Resolved, that we unite in tender
thanksgiving to our Heavenly Father
for all these mercies and for the guild
anee of the Holy Spirit thru our bless
ed Lord Jesus Christ; for the spirit of
united effort to push forward in the
mission work of our district; for the
provisions for bodily and
spiritual comforts of the Church of
the Brethren, of Nezperce, while we
sojourned among them; TO the citizens
of Nezperce who have so kindly open
ed their doors and hearts for our com
forts.
Ada Billups,
A. L. Boyd,
l.. II. Eby,
Committee
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, u
S. Land Office at Lewiston, Ida
no, May 20, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that
Jeremiah Snyder, Of Pardee, Ida
no, who, on April "a, 1915, made
homestead entry No. 06044, for
SE14, sen, Sec. l, and Ell, NE
Ii, Sec. IL, Twp. "a N, R. 2 E.. f;
and lot 3, See. 7, Twp. "a NJ, r.
3 d., B. NJ, has filed notice Of
intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the
register and receiver, U. s. Land
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29

of the Rosebush and of the Battle
fields. From grizette into saint sh,
is changed by the sun of revelatio i
The gay, mad music of the Paris dance
halls merges into the crash and roar
of battle, and after all comes the still
voice by which Joline Is grizette soul
is saved. Nine. Nazimova plays Jo-
line, the adorable grizette by whom a
miracle is unconsciously wrought. The
miracle then blossoms in her own
heart.
Every resource known to the art of
motion photography has been devoted
to making Revelation one of the
greatest screen productions of the age.
George d. Baker directed the picture,
which is sufficient guarantee of its
being handled in an artistic manner,
and Richard A. Rowland, presideng of
Metro Pictures Corporation, has placed
upon it the stamp of his approval. The
great star, Nazimova, has fairly revel- |
ed in the remarkable opportunities of. |
fered by the rainbow changes in the |
personality of charming Joline. che
great production has mystery, witchery,
,harm, it has the magic of thousand
years ago and the grim, dynamic real
ty of the present moment. "Revela-
lion' rolls the ages into one. 1t
rings the past to illuminate and pay
ribute to the present. 1t is an achieve
nent of which both Nazimova and
Metro Pictures Corporation may well
'e proud. 1t is picture that no one
an afford to miss.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29
REVELATION At Temple Theatre
Nezperce, Tuesday, June 3.

Metros great special production de
luxe, Revelation is revelation in
fact as well as in name. 1t reveals
the art of the great Nazimova in a
way unprecedented. Revelation is
mighty drama of the screen, based
on powerful story, that reaches the
heights of sublimity, and descends to
the profoundest depths of the human
heart. In Revelation the great
Russian at last has vehicle worthy
of her genius and worthy to head the
list of her wonderful series of Metro
features.
Revelation provides Nazimova
with role that demands the full sweep
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that l, F. w.
Burns, convicted in February, 1918, of
the crime of attempted burglary, in
the district court of the tenth judicial
district, in and for the county of Lew
is. state of Idaho, and sentenced by
said court to a term of not less than
two years or more than seven and one
half years imprisonment in the state
prison at Boise, will make application
to the Hon. State Board of Pardons,
at their next regular meeting, for an
absolute pardon.
Signed, 5Ow4
F. w. Burns.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29

of her abilities. AS the Partisan
grizette, whose soul is laid bare in this
gripping story, Nazimova is gay and
fascinating, capricious and willful as
a summer storm, cold and calm one
minute, tender and pure with the
serenity of an Arctic sunshine, the
next. She is selfish, mad, passionate,
she is noble, and self sacrificing.
She is first the madcap grizette of the
Latin Quarter; then she is the Madonna
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29
U. of I. Alumni.

The Alumni Association of the Uni
versity of Idaho calls the attention of
its members throughout the state to
the date of Commencement Week, be-
ginning June 8, and announces the
alumni banquet to be given Tuesday
evening, June 10.
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt will deliv-
er the commencement address Wednes,
day morning, June IL.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29

Stoufer the reliable jeweler and
optician is graduate from one
of the best optical schools and a
registered doctor of optometry'.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29

have a big treat in store for you all, in
this picture.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29

Henry Heitfield, Register.
51w5. non-coal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-05-29

Office, Lewiston, Idaho, on The
oath day of June, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses
Curtis Miller, of Nezperce, Ida
no; Carl Moore, William Jacks,
and August Jacks, of Pardee,
Idaho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
$1,000 GIVEN IN DAY
FOR SALVATION ARMY
Poor showing for Opening of
$50 900 Drive
ANY AMOUNT hCCEPTABL {
Chaplain Jones. "INehting Navy
Preacher" NilI \ddrcs- Workers
Vt Nooudal Innchcon


N''h "a" launching ~ ih" SALIVA
lion Nrry tr.,, Yesterday morning
r.... ..,.... .,...,... ,.. 4.
'''I"h ni li''''' li'RH' '"inl''h
den Of ur Ip, Carson post ~ ,uo
,,.,,..,, I,..,r rr,,,,,,t ID. u n..
49,.
'''' '''' h'""' ."'. '''' "
=. noN mad been tun-'' h'i dufiiF
'hr tty
Tho rNccu'N" committee under
'r direction oi N.NH J N|"- N's
disappointed 90 D." rurU uumb'. Of
49,. H'fa who gathered 80 'u" llu''.
'u."' Yesterday morning "il,unE
'h'.r services fur 10" d'I'" Ih.''
W'r" only 10 who took part Iu 'h'
campaign during hr dhN. ascending
'o Nur". nui s@'n" committee hI
.'n' "N D. 'n.Ff"r w"'" workers
''h" NJ 'hr ap'.It| features NJ 'h"
drive b.. 'h" g." operation ~ 'h"
women 'n the rIiN win the mem
hers NJ 'h" rN''uNt" committee
The IHl~h Town club. composed n'
women. under 'ho direction ~ "
u N.rh ha'" Offered 'h"'r s'rvi'na
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
IC[;;;;;Zi;;223 I[;;;;i;;2l;23
Bone Pains
Why Actresses
Neper GrOu Old

Nothing concerning tho profession scent
more puIihng 10 tho dear old public thar
the perpetual youth Of our feminine mcm
hcNs How often W hear remarks Ike
why | saw her as lulict forty wear. ago
and she docsn't look wear older nov 90
OF course allowance ls made Tor mALrup
but when they ,ce us OF the stage 81 close
range they need smother evplanAuon
How strange women generally havoH' p
learned the secret Ot ktrutrg tho tArr
Young How supple mater To get ON
ouore 81 mrrco'itrd vsN 81 iHc drug store
srr'V 10 like cold rrram. and iu tho morn
ing wAh /, of We know how this Grad
ua'N ,mprccpublr shNorhs old rutirIs
keeping ihr complexion new and frr,h
Tree from tine lines, .al'owues, or over.
'rdnrs, We know. TOO that this mvrru'
tfrt WAY is che reason Actresses don't wear
''.k.r moth rslrhsS liver sputs plmp.o,
Odd thr lkr Nh, don't uur sisters un mo
''a' uI, oirIhc 'poiNght, earn m. rca,on.
anI ufnfF Nt ~ Ihra'r|,,l World Ndv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
IF YOUR BLOOD
IS YOUR LIFE
How Necessary Is Pure Blood
to Your Good Health.

Pure blood II as necessary IN your good
health A. the air you breathe the food ou
eat and the water YOU drink
when the blood becomes cloEEcd with
impurities YOU suffer from constipation
'our nerves are weakened ,out head schei
snd YOU feel GENERALLY run down and -
hausted
The hest and quickest wAy 10 cleanse the
blood ~ tho Impurities which cause the
trouble IL 60 take the treatment prescribed
hy q succcASful physician for his patients
This liquid treatment ready prepared, IL
known a. Prescription 92aI Il Z, taken
IN small doses hecausn N Is concentrated
and being readily Ahsnrhed elcanses the
blood Of IN, Impurities which rsusc Nout m
health After using Prescription G 2a2J for
= short time YOUR Ntln will have that glow
~ health Indicating that vrur body Is hcing
npurlshed hy pure rcd blood
Prescription Ca2223 contains M mercury.
opium, morphine ehlorAl OF sttychuinr n
d. for sAlc ny most good drug stores At 81 20
bottle or tho C2H2l lanurstor,. Mem
rhls l"nn will mail to ,ou on rruript ~
rrico ,Ip and mail this Advertisement for
Literature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18

lol, FRANKLIN Al shape bargain
lNIH .,Ncu passenger raigr At bargain
Ono Arcu FLYER cat do~r viii ssll or
trade 'N lots Ihou" zoo
Five rAsSENGtR bort Tor sale cheap or
vii ifSde 'ot lear 'arant lot lIo Sotth
NA'he'l
luR SNlt lolI Ford touring car Al.
orc Dodge truck one Dodge touring car
ono Overland roAdsirf 'onc lpIs Grant
s', touring rar Soc Bosntor a. Liberty
garage ~ West second street
WHY iFRK around iu Ford Case.
'rvcu pss.rngrr Oakland. eight ry'iudcr
seven passenger Chandler cylinder
seven yrsarfs,f Nui.h roudstrt Your
choice Iurtdn, Aud Wednesday tI7l
r'.h Repair, FOR al makes oi cars
'ulu I'f'. COMPANY
roR eAIr Two Tord roadster, one
Nrls lsm s., touring Republic truck
'alI.s. ,Ehi chassis. dandy for =
,pcristor vN, bkr payments. bouis or
diamonds Auto salvage. 2t Fsst Sec
ord street
ron SALE one Dodge roadster three
Ford mnkr complete Ford coils. mag
.urioH drive shafts ASIey ard A1 other
Ford part, a'.u 300 wreushrs { e
Nooi Rod fork s. - Ros lli
fuR sNfN -smdehst,r six C.hriolct An
a.. season ca excellent condition. new
tires ~ around two extra mounted on
rms. fN ,rf too', c'r 500 cash VII
demonstrate Phone '5tH
on Rec passenger ar for sale or trade
good condition demonstration gladly
given Address n OIL. carr World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
Edri PHrBcdr hnOcks
ont JohHnV UiichpH
IN the FOWih ROund

iihIIN m Juur /. -InrI
fnN"hr lul.p haurlnvrinhi. uhn
m''i- f"i' ilrrmnu rur thr ban.
tam iltlr Lat ~ duN. gave nnr uI
tue greatest exhibitions Of Urht.
my aud huNiug ever witnessed h,ro.
Mh'u u" huu'krd ouI johnnie
hli'i'lI a"uaur NAL Milvuuir,.
''niI''' lu tie fourth round WIN
lightning i'Ii ~ ~, stomach and
i'trlIi' riahi - rho nw rm,rnr
GhN" hnuN -'Nru mounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
ALIENS FOOT.EASE DOES II

Nhr0 vou- shoes cf Nouf corns and
lurIuus sshr s0 .H,t rou are itcd =" c''f
Irl. Allen, Foot Vase fhr anuNrp'H'
rowdst 20 he shskru into he shoe, ard
rpriukltd IN the foot bath Ia ~N. tAAr the
tuuF out 81 rorrs and hu0lors and Eivs
Instant te.ief 10 SRAtuug Nthtrg Sac
Ten. Tender feet tsrd l., h, Anrt.rA.
Nttti'b snd French tfcvp, Sold r,,ry
where Don sccrrt any s,uhsututr Ndy
OFFICE MANAGER a,auo,Isr, and So.
ltmAlnst broad rNp't,ru., and executive
AhlllN thoroughly to'Ntf,sut iu ln.
lith GrrmA' snd S.o,AN A., ,,fr,ui a,
ianltAr with al Latin language, dr,r,,
sttnhuon with uIl ,omrsr, ~ ,,he- ,~
dusulal ri'"'. t.se, "a, e h,.f ..
srsn'"a AddftsA Hon sa eAr. Nvr 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
BOARD AND ROOMS

HOTELS II
JACOBS HOTEL
Wow onsn for business ryerythlnp new
hrsproof borIdins nice room, !. rsf week
. 70, pes nEhl sos EAu Fir,t street
Alta VISTA HOTEL
Rooms with hot snd cold water isb
ES'i ts'enth Phns 2io5.
LIdHT HoUsEKsIpIHu ROOMS !.
fOK REST Two ccan housckecpin.
I"oms ground floor frou, and bsrl
'nu.nr" ushi down town. Phone 1867
basement room modern furnished ior
housekeeping Phone ''il
BoSTuN s sos- one or t~o do-nsnir,
iron' rooms nicely furnished for Nghi
housekeeping reasonable rent Gail e5l2
THREE south furnished housekeeping
r""m' good We. Phone A1le
foR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms
FOR light Housekeeping 900 good family
To parties without children CAL at
Hip last fishih street
FIRST W atts For rent one light
housekeeping room Phon" 'i'i
rpR RENT one nicely furnished nsht
hon"h'fp'ns room. modern Phone 1900.
GALNE,TON S. lgI2 Two largo room,
furnished FOR Housekeeping modern So
per month Apply / 10 II , m
CHEYENNE n 81, Two exceptions %
ilro Housekeeping room, New and mod.
crn. suA porch everything furnished
'u" nrighborhooi close .n.
ruoENlX 9 1oi Two large housekccp.
''s rooms modern n"e sleeping porch
DETROIT $ SOI-For rent large front
room for light houSckreptrE
MNYRELLF. y 206-Oac lrht house
keeping room ~ith arvste entrance No
children
SEVENTH " IIs-Ncwlv decorated
'~o rooms Tor hight Housekeeping. adults
only
TWO exceptionally niro hou,tkccptus
rooms new ard modern sink porch
"yrryihlng furnished fine nsighborhood
close in
DETROIT 8, 1909 Two modern rooms,
over slraEr. NOT servants quarter,
ElGHrH +. 1909 Two modcrr rooms
light Housekeeping
TWO furnished housekeeping room, mod
"rn Phone 77to
FOR RENT Three room modern cottage In
the rear ~ 1919 South baltimore S..
nice location for Hight Housekeeping
Phone iTss
SLEEPING or light Housekeeping rooms
private entrance strictly modern I71l
East Third street
CAMERON T.. III Clean nicely furnished
rooms Tor Housekeeping
SECOND p 1877 Modern ueh, house
keeping rooms electric fans fine water,
good nrighhorhooi
WtSr TULSA VIII rent 10 desirable
par, one or two newly furnished rooms
with bath neat clean and Absolutely 10.
tp".iah'r II YOU want = better plare
10 live. see this k,Ilmar Apartments
Phone t513 Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
REPAIRING AND REMopELINo 81
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTED-MALE

! WANrlD Combination telegraph opcfato
and engineer one who hs, had cNper
7 IeuCe With Superior gas engines: non'
Others need app!y. J L. Mcadcr, room
! l2ua Co,ien B,ds
TAILOR WANTED familiar with alteration
! work fast WORKED Mode Clothing CO
1 Phone lto1
/ ELEVATOR man wanted. middle.agcd only
Apply lioiri Tulsa
, WANTED Experienced lumber man for
ard and office work BOX HISS, car,
World
WANTED .-pGIy,r, nan with motor con
Neyaurc Phone 1850
WANTED salesman hisA c'As, advcrtis
iur specialize, salary and commission
cal lnli Daniel Bids
THREE MtN wanted TO unload cars Apply
Ncduc,day q. M - West Archer Ala,
Transfer Storage Go
WASTED Competent male ,icnographcr
with oil Nc supply experience Answer
n - .srr word
NOrtRMEN Married men preferred
Tulsa street Railway Co. corner Flflh
street snA Lswton avenue.
WANTED Experienced white .aaitor fr
vacuum cleaning work Apply W T..
Howard Sinclair oh 4 Gas Co lobby
WANTED Experienced man a. shr.,v FOR
l'nNon as N"prtnmnd"nt 81 = 600 barrel
I'hh'.' 'h n"r'r Texas "u hol Fer-
WAhr'' nN.iil"n. good salary and al
',,'@rn' 1n for rl;n' ,a, ,r. Y'n. hitdr'si + q.
T,. "''N ''FA' 80 "''
Coo, .,..,.....
c"Ncni ability. Apply At American
49,, ''
w N fh Experienced baker. t53 North
Ih~ MS soda dfpcnser wanted
h''h Drug store. i'oa south Main.
NNItl' l"uus man for mechanic helper
see Nr Ngdetman. Federal Motor %,
''' >"nh honidrr
WANTED Man ar hoy With soda and drug
,,pcrlrn,c must CIV. hr,t of references
NlNo.N Drug company. slb East Third.
WANTED Ma, r,bl can no5 Fa.t
Hodge
WAvrp.r. t,,..,,.,.,J ma, ~, ,b,f.,,
.ur,.t,t.,J.,, a.. Nh nro ~,
r,rJ,,t .r "a -.r,, .,,,,.,,,.. -,
49,, L .t r.~ I EpI "f'rr"-
wsr.r, ro.,..., ,,Nt LA, ,~I a.
''.''' '" ..... E'"" 'a'",N 7.l av
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18

How much money has Tulsa
spent Ia ia" ln-t - wears for
water What has she got iu
Show f"r it' Nothing The ~piNI.
nav project offers u permanent So
lution tn the problem and the cost
II spread over n pcriod uf -
Years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18

WANTED Comp,r,n,
NppN Boburf,I A..
iInrtNHAtl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Lost Shcs Of sugar Return 10 Flicker
mg lumber 'ard Reward
STOLEN torh car trnrA n,d Phone so
'i7 ou''loou ar ~, stolen from ~
south boulder f2s roearl go for fees
LOST .1rr.ey hrtler TN, hrifrr n, branded
With ,u N bar on Irft h.r. weight about
.on pounds lou e,c ont. reward Phone
sogs
luSI Sdr,lay morntns pink cameo BROOCH
surrounded With UrsrI. between llrsi
IFrAhytcrlan ,hur iud pa-tut'Irr ,t'l
2lIn Reward
lusr nul t@der containing none, and
valuable papers liberal reward card en-
U.n."d bearing owners usms Rcuru to
'll south Main Ressri
Lost. Nirdalc Gdog slightly nmr in one
lr ans~"r, To name ot honh, Ihoun
5000. rsvatd
LOST Bankbuok With rams Hattie shaw
ON o. lhorc Niii after p p w
lui Nh The following proprr', either
mN.aId cor stolen fwo tire rir, and
Innrr r,.lues. s',o httNt'r u.u,r mpl
h,'. ,su". u h,nH''ns and paving h.
90 go North Unslun
LOST Gsnnrrnr s,r coat. patch poe,
o.. or .''s' in uo BET either boz ..'E or
.nn arc road return iu ...rk N,.fauI
llo'r' r"va'd rhor' i.-s
PURELY PERSONAL 4
MOTORING. to pen,e Tnnr,t,, .ba nLe
1900 up.srnr.r. car I.ncr.nu l"II or
.1n ,nuiN uu'hri, street
PARAMOUNT N,rrJNrTy UosTrrN
Zoe ."nhn uunnb lr.,sfr r.i..s reason
0h'y wnE vort ar board rlN.a,
adopted write 1r 'uos.s' Nr, o. "a
Ions nll Dt .,rt ,r~.el k,r,,,
WANr'r na " owen. ,rl ,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD

WANTED rnr0ishrd room Ny tho month.
give pri.' snd fun p,r'sru'sr, II o'.
.prr World
WANTED ny Young 'ady emp'oycd ir Of
'r. room with nTIvat. 'sr,'y oa south
stc Aidr,,, II -f care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18

When II r. suggested ihnt Iul-n
depend "n u pri'Ht" indlN iduiI fpr
"lt"r remember ia" winter months
when the gas pressure wus down
a. nothing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18

STENOGRApHFR wants vork '''.. ''
Address box II u. care Nor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
WANTED AUTOMOBILES

NNIlb Light touring or roadster I1
h'' n'rhAni a condition. musl be- \
harga.r for spot rAth. no dealer Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-18
MOTORCYCLES AND BIcYcLEs

ron -ALE Hy o~nrr an bargain. ,.rs
Won cylinder IIar.p Davidson moturt o.
Ep"l running condition. good ur'S On
h".I Nh""., ~ lou want moiuNy y,.~
'I '.o right prize. ,aIl aud t'r { T.
-'h' Hr"ugh. A' Clp East FoufH street
Nuf' s,I =, once
IbN NIk Excelsior motorcycle good
condition looas Ike nc~ Including hight
aNl sp'rI'mrirt. price : 500 Phone ono
or .s' pga south Man
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-10-30
TO LESSEN WEEVIL DAMAGE.
Turn Under Cotton Stalks Now Says
Prof. .Conradi.

Clemson College, Oct. 24-The cot
ton boil weevil has had most ideal
conditions this fall for spreading over
a wide territory. When the dry wealth
er set in and the fruiting stopped,
migration started, and at the present
time the weevil has reached line
passing a little south of Greenwood
through Bockman, Camden and ap-
proximately Darlington.
Weevil damage on many farms IN
the .southernmost part of the state
was severe during the past season, but
a portion Of the damage for which
the weevil is held responsible was
due to weather condition. says Prof.
A. F. Conradi, State Eptomologist.
Serious injury may be expected in
Beaufort. Charleston, Hampton, AL
lendale. Barnwell, Colleton and Bam-
berg counties next season. 1t is ex-
tremely important, at this time, that
the very best attention is given to the
destruction of all cotton stalks at the
earliest possible date.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-10-30

Over many farms in the: southern
part of the state the fruiting OF cot
ton is over. and the stalks can be
destroyed without any loss in the
crop. This may be accomplished by
chopping the stalks with a stalk cut
ter and plowing them under. Where
horse power is available they may
be plowed under by having a beam
attached to the plow to knock down
the stalks so that they may be COW
cred. 1t is immaterial what method
may suit the individual farmer best,
but to allow stalks to remain on the
cotton field is a most dangerous
practice under boil weevil conditions
and is sign of very careless farm
ing. Destroying the cotton stalks is
the most effective control against
the weevil.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-10-30
COST OF COTTON.
Cotton Production Figures Compiieo
BY Clemson.

Clemson College at the request OF
Governor Cooper, has prepared an es-
innate OF the cost OF producing co'-
ton the estimate having been pre-
pared by D. W. Watkins, acting. di-
rector OF the extension forces.
Mr.. Watkins estimates that the
cost of cultivating an acre Oh COTTON
and bringing the commodity 10 mar
ket is S55.lS. The government esu-
mates a crop of 155 pounds to the
acre this year. Selling this at 4V
cents a pound and the 279 pouhus
I of cotton seed produced on the acre
for 1887, these being marketed at
the rate of $50 a ton, the nest loss 10
the farmer from the cotton ana the
seed would be Sic. Should the cot
ton be sold at 80 cents, the net pro
fit would be $7.44. If sold at 4o
cents a profit of $15.19 would be de-
rived.
In commenting on. the estimates
Yesterday afternoon, Governor Coop
er said Governor Beckett in North
Carolina had asked for Similar es
innate. both governors acting Wlth-
out knowledge OF the others procF-
dure. While in New Orleans the TWO
governors compared figures ana
found that they varied but slightly III
= the conclusions deduced. The estimate
by Mr.. Watkins does not include cost
of supervision or depreciation IN tarm
implements or live stock.
The estimates follows:
rpnllPSt Tor a
statement concerning the cost OF pro-
ducing cotton, have the following
statment to make in the light OF the
government estimate made as OF sep
tember 25:
The estimated acreage being cult
waited in cotton on June 20 was 3S'-
100000 acres. This is the acreage
which should be used in computing
the cost of producing cotton, even
though some of it may nave oeeh
abandoned subsequently, for the rea
son that even on , the abandoned
acreage practically all the items OF
expense were incurred except picking
and ginning. The dead loss or IN
come from abandoned acreage is a
much severer blow to the farmer than
if he had broken even.
Taking 33,696,000 as the acreage
and the government estimate of lO;-
$4,000 bales as'the crop, We have
as the estimated production. per acre
of 81 bales. Counting 1,400 pounds
seed cotton to make 500 pounds OF
lint (Which is very near the average),
this means that we have an acreage
production averaging asa pounds
seed cotton per acre. This means 100
pounds lint and 279 pounds of cotton
seed.
L submit the following as the most
accurate estimate that can MAKE
covering the average per acre cost
of producing cotton over the entire
belt. Some of the items of expense
are greater than given in certain To-
ealities, but this is given as an esti-
mate of the average cost: