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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
CHICAGO MAN
BUYS FAMOUS
CALIFORNIA ISLAND

los ANGEL .E,S. calf. March 10
Ono Of tn" biggest real "Sta'" aeit'S
eyer put oyer in California is now an as
eur"d fact and details can Dr furnlSh"o
hy- "a" Interested parties.
Mr. William Wrirlcy. Jr.. manufacture
or or TN, famous ''FCfElcY Spcarmint
ono Of tn" chief Stockholders in IN"
Chrra~n Cubs" ball team and IN officer
AMI director in total Of fifteen enter
urie;rS in various parts or N" u = -
,h.. head and controlling interest N
cnurnnv which has taken over Santa
Catalina ISland. Tho purchase price rs
clos, TO N.onon and several millions
u!-rr will y" spent I" max" IN" lSland
tn" great show place OF III" Pacific
Coast.
Included In No transfrT ar" prlctic>
oux ali az thn IS. 600 acres If tho island.
Tho now 100000 ste. Catherine Hotel
md It's appurtcnanccs, trn thousand
hood Of sheep. two large steamers which
,.Iv between san Pedro and tho Island. a
,I"ci Of slass-bottom power boats and
,,bc- nror.rty rr the Santa Catalina
Island company.
'rhi. ,,c;ys is Of interest 10 every past.
present and prosperity" visitor I" CAN
rrrnia. in fact it is OF particular inter
csf 80 the country at larg'n. for II pro
scLrnS an cra of expansion and develop
r,.n- IN our homo resorts in H""ping
with tho tendency I" cuitivat" domestic
tourist travel which the war mas SO
strongly intensified.
MI Wr.l"y. as tho worlds Er'a ,'s"
rhr,viag SfIm manufactures. has n""n
e:,ii :, hr un.. Of tho larcnst contributors
.n ,nSn>>' lasting enjoyment among All
VII make for creature comfort
"Juet as We hav" Looked |" ad''r.'S,n
70 build III our business S"'o ~
Ivr.,.Icy- -, shall w" max" known III"
ra.c. or Catalina Island. 'rh" power OF
49,, ,rnss * ono Of the worlds greatest
a.-n,ts Of advancement. without adr"r-
,is,,- :. might take tw"nry years 20 ac-
cnmr,ish what advertising makes Poss-
ibIe in one"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
SUPREME COURT TO
ACT ON BURLES0N'S
RATE-RAISINC POWER

WASHINGTON. March 1I.-Author-
ity Of Postmaster General l'urlcson 10
Increase telephone rates throughout
he country is 10 be- determined by
the supreme court. which today grant
cd the state of Kansas permission 10
institute original proceedings against
the postmaster general in questioning
the validity Of his order OF December
Il last establishing now toll rates.
The court ordered that return ne
made in the case al thu next term IN
October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

7 know an old lady who received for
her Christmas a beautiful patchwork
quilt which represented tho handiwork
Of eleven granddaughtcrS.
Each contributed a square plec'
made up OF one or moro Of these little
squares and these squares Of varied
SIZES were Joined together 10 form that
IL by IL quilt II required consider
able ingenuity to unite those eleven
squares. and it is also Il puzzlinG mat
ter to chart the original eleven con-
tribuuonS
Can YOU divide thr quilt into eleven
squares?
ANSWER m NO. GO.
Tho three tie scores made at the
big turkey shoot wcrr composed as fol-
lows:
t'irst-5O. 10. ). ,. .. l. Seconds.
20. 20. ?. >. /. Third-25, ~. IN. 10. ].
Copyright. 1912. by Sam Loyd.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
DR.. OTTO'S TRIAL
THIS MORNING

nr q. W. Otiu will b. M before Po-
he" JudGr Watkins this morning on the
charge Il: reckless driving. The com
plain, against pr Otto grew OUT Of tho
scramble" Of automobiles that took pla'>'
IN III" suspension hrldE" last W"dn"<-
day night. II was while III" rescue par
ty w"r" a. wnrn siraiChten!nE on; IN"
mcss caused by the first collision OF
machines that DR.. Otto. returning from
over Ihr r,v"r rammcd his car into the
bunch.
Up until last midnight this case was
the only one on the police court blotter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

Violation OF Law.
WASHINGTON. March lI--pfhrIHLS
OF the Internal Rrvcnue buream declined
10 comment officially on tho announced
dec;.;on of Ecw York and Now Jersey
h,.rcrs 10 resume manufacture Of beer
containing .bs pcr cent alcohol, pend
inr examination Of the brewers $'"'r-
mon, Of legal authority for the action
Peer containing ono half OF on" per
conf or NOR" Of alcohol by volume" IL
considered intoxicating by IN" int"rhHl
-rycnur bureau officials explained
that this standard was based on mum
hcr Of laws and court decisions IN th'
mast and was no, IN arbitrary r1"rn'Nc
ruling
on tho face Of III" situation It was
said unoffirially by som" bureau "tl-
rrrs. the brewers action would rnnSil-
tuir y direct violation nf II resent row
cnuc bureau ruling. This ruling. ISSUED
February i. after announcement "t the
lifting Of tho presidents ban "n manu-
fa.turc Of near hcrr hut b"f"r" il had
actually gon" into effect. follows
IF ~ any tim" the presidents prncla-
nation of September Is. 1918. hrr"n"*
innncraIiyc as 10 near hocr brewers may
resume ihr manufaCtur" thereof prior
Ia Ma. !. 1919 where tho alcoholic con-
tent during the process OF nfanufa"tur"
exceeds one-half Of one per cent ny vol
ume. but does not exceed 20 PCT cen; Ivy
weight. on thu brewery promises, pro-
vidcd the alcoholic content at the tune
Of removal for sale and consumption
docs not "xrcrd the limit of loss than
one half Uf / per cent Of alcohol BY vol
UNIV.
"Within thu Int"n; az the act ~ NJ
N-uih"r -. 1918. rpr"hihIuHS n1nufhc-
turr az beer after May !. 1919. and its
sal. after Jun" %n) n h"l cragr contain
ing one half Of on" per cent nT NOR" or
alcohol r: voIum" Will b" Regarded rs
Intoxicating"
Tho provision requiring dralrnhollzA-
tion IF hrnr. II VAS painted out WAS not
posItI""ly stated IN IN" ruling. hui was
A condition 0t III" permiSsire clause.
Edgar Richard. acting food admins
TRAITOR in tho absence OF Herbert G..
Hoover. SAID tonight that the food ad-
ministrAtion was no longer interested in
the question Of brewing of beer from a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
UFA CAPTURED FROM
bOLSHEvIKI FORCES

NEW YORK. March 1T.-Thc ST.
f.ri:,n army. after strong attacks on th'
Balsi,,.iki. occupied III" city Of Gta
Nnrc!r -. according 20 Information TO-
cryvcd to-day 10y tn" RUSSIAN inforfna-
ton bureau from OnSk.
rh" r~tr"a;iDg l:olSh"vik troops are
in Danger 80 h"lHE Sur""und"d. says me
DISPATCH which adds that ia" Siberian
army has taken larE" amount - booty.
The pnopl" &C I'fa. who! had been IN
Eolsh'vjk hands SInc" .lanuarT -" were
found :" h" m a d"pi"rLhl" r"rd'i;on
il was stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
CRY FOR HELP FROM
WAR RISK INSURANCE
BUREAU TO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. March 1f.---S""rr
,ary flnss has asked President llSon
a. so aSld" moro than $3.O0O.Oo" from
tho presidential war emergency ln"u
10 cover Tho cost W continued opera
ton Of tho war risk insurance purH''O
en. tho mex, r>w months until con-
r~r.ss ,,7, remedy na recent failure TO
n,nrnn,-,tc furds for N" bureau. The
President has not ye' given All answer.
and II he doc, not max" the money
o'vair,hl" tho activities Of IN" war risk
BUREAU may b. greatly curtail'd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
DIED

RoBERTS-pn sunday. March l6. 1871?
III ! :NG o'clock j.. m. al the Martlha
Ferry hospital. RICHARD COMBS kOH'
f,ETS. aged - years. months.
Funeral services from th" home OF in'
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. SOL NomD D.
Sn Sal Charles street. WeliSburg. W
VA. on "Wednesday at 80 p. IN. In
;cr,ncnt Brooke cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS

food standpoint. and that the aI"ohhhc
cuntcn Of beer was matter cnllrcly
up to the bucrau Of internal revenue 10
determine.
\ letter. MIR. EiCkard said. has h""n
written Secretary Glass. At the score
tary's request. outlining III" food tdm'n-
istrationS policy regarding f0odStuhs
used in manufacture OF malt beverages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Young lady gradual" O.:
high school, must b" good English
scholar. to work as prouf-rradrr on th'
lntclliScncrr. Hours from 80 p. IN. tt
40 n. III. Apply IN City Editor INTEL
grnccr any afternoon, including Sunday
after = y. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

cRoSS-nn Saturday. March Is. 1912
AZ ln:la o'clock p. m. III the iamiIs
home. 80 Isl Eighteenth street. war
wood. ELIZABETH e.. VII" ot !. j
cross IN III" nth year OF hrr ago.
Services from tho rnsid"ncr Tuesday NJ
;nrnnon :; "a. Friends ot Tho lAni:iH
rnsp.ctfui.y invited IA attend. Inter
mont Mt. Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

wHALEH-On Sunday. March Is. 1919;
at u'rinck p. m, 1t the rrs;d"ncc o.
Mrs. Michael WhIicn. 6, twenty
fourth street. ANNA, daughter OF Inc
late Thomas Whairn.
Funeral from tn" rcSidrnc" az Mrs
Michael Whal"n. Tu"Sd'E morning.
March lSIh. nj $40 n'rInrk. followed
by requiem high mass a; 81. Joseph ::
cathedral at ? o'clock. lntcrmcnt ~
Nj. calvary cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS

wAETED-Oil and gas leases either In
Ohio or West Virginia. Also will buy
old wells OF production. Box 3f7. Wheel
ing w Va mr-lSH0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

wALroN-.1n Sunday. March IS. 1911?
- il.;o o'clock 4. m, al the Ohio Val.
: lev General hospital. LILA THORN.
Bi.Rli. wife uf tho lat" clifford W.
. walton. IN tho 3ith year OK her age
Funeral service will be held At the Men
del Company chapel. l.1s Chaplin
street. "Wednesday afternoon Al .:o'
o'clock Friends invited. lnterment
Stone church cemetery.
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BREWERS DEFY
Continued from Page One.)
violation OF Law.

iLrncr Of experts and other ""mp"t
, witnesses.
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ou1NN--1n Mnndy. March II. 1919. Al
20 o'clock a. nj. ~ his lat" r"sln"Tfr1-
81 Sixteenth street. WILLIAM j
QUINN. ST.. IN IN. I3rd year OF NJ:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

KuRrz-ln Monday. March 18th. l?'?
=. SIS u'rl"'h y. m. Al his lat" resi-
dcn..". IS? Fifteenth street. GEORLL
". kuETI. {.
E,,urr.l notice hereafter.
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Services al tho residence Wednesday Al
/. inrnnnu $50 Friends arr invited .
attend r.ri"nbmcnt private m Green
wood MaSD!rUIE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
LOST AND FOUND.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Si1 rooms and bath. gas
and electric light. garden and garage
# desired Posse sston at once. TcIe-
phone 1874 Elm Grove.
FOE RHHT-Niccly furnished rooms.
modern conveniences. in business cen.
ter Of city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. )a-la-t
FOE RENT--One large light front room
2ud floor. Market street. steam heAt
suitable for one or two gentlemen. VIII!
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Intclligencer BLDG. la-l3-tl
Evening star., 1919-04-05

TRUCK DRIVERS with District and Maryland
licenses: good wages - hight partiss: none
Express c.. three blocks east Of Chevy Chase
Club.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

YOUNG MAN over 1s desirous Of learning in
surance and real estate business: good oppor-
tunity for right party state age and apply
own handwriting. Address Box GAP. Star
YOUNG NAN for general office work: must be
quick and accurate at figures; good salary. Ad-
dress Box 1858. Star Office. So
Evening star., 1919-04-05
FOUND

COLLIE bitch black and tan with wh''e z." :.
Apply 1:,Js ST. -
MONEY and papers on train from WnnS ;,
ton arrivin. in Washington 1:4' pm. Ap.i
g. Owner may hay. i,y satisfying Ender rs ~
ownership. Serct. J. Z. Gambr.N. Seven flns'
Depot Ordnance Dept, L. 3. a., hichh.so' .s
Evening star., 1919-04-05

cHAMBERMAID-Nest colored girl. Apply
513 Goth NV. g
CHANBERMAID Or general housework by Re.
spectacle eolorsd lady. 40 NV. 50
CATERESS-Expsst. colored, will plan and
prepare your luncheon and dinner parties.
Write 1904 Jay st. ne. O.
COLORED WOMAN. intelligent, neat. light,
position as maid or oiiice helper to physician.
dentist or any ONCE where pleasing person
ality is required; some experience in nursing.
can typewrite. keep accounts. answer phone,
industrious, quick and painstaking; excellent
references. Phone West 952. g.
FRENCH TEACHER would take one or several
children for afternoons and act a. Visiting
Eoverness; terms moderate. 1871 NV.
franklin S57. G.
Evening star., 1919-04-05
Star
Want Ad
Agencies

Where Cash Advertisements
May Be Left for Insertion
NORTHWEST
A,d and Mass. Ave-. KyEete1 Pn:Es Es
nd and Indiana Ave.. But1s1 q
ri h1s ana ! s.... c.asv.ll Pharmaez;
7th and z Sts.. GsldsnossSs tA'
9th and D SIS. MeGssrs's Pharmacy
i4th and p Sts., Day Pharmacy. ,~
lsth and Florida Ave-. Pearssh r's'
eist and sts.. auislsy Pha1masy; 49,
2Stk and Fennsylvania Ave. ne''
Holm. ID and Otis Places. Ho'msss
Pha macy.
1901 I ST., Mcr1e Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye sts'' As""
18th and East Capitol Sta. 1ines"
Park Pharmacy.
SOCTHEAST
Str and Eve Sts.. Weller's rhsfman.
l1th and Pa. Ave-. Fealo!'s Pnaf.J
18th and Pa Ave, Smyser's Phafma'5'
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and II Sts.: o'DonnsIs
2sth and sts.. Fride's Pharmacy.
Seth and N sts,. weller's Pharmacy
Evening star., 1919-04-05
WANTED-HELP.
SALESAEN.

RX9KRIRNCED, for middle Atlantic states:
. gfeat opportunity for hustlers: also exclusive
Fer particulars apply National Uniform Ma
chine Co, 2l0 MeSill bldg. 8l2 G st NV. 7e
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY = Discharged
631 G et. nv. o.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

sTENOGRAPHBR.-Per position; good
salary. Apply Mr.. Farver. Commercial Depart
ment. Potomac Electric Power Company. 14th
and sts. NV.
Evening star., 1919-04-05

STESOGRAPHER
Opportunity for capable
woman to secure permanent
position with high-class busi-
ness organization.
Apply to Mr.. Moulton.
Chamber Of Commerce Of q. s. A..
Room 70s. Riggs bldg.
Between II and or after 5 pm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24

% cattle PEI day" he said. Such
2 plant would cost from 800, 600 70
5000 complete. and n addition
about $4,000 capital would be r.
qaired 70 operate Il
As To Profits
If It never made a dollar profit. -
ne pointed CIT, the increase IN the
value Of every foot Of land for miles
around, and tLe resulting cutting I'D
OF your large farms and the bring
ing IN Of more people would pay great
profits At Tifton, the building Of
the packing plant caused land to in
crease n value 50 10 IS per cent. /;
Al A0ultrie land doubled in value, and
the same experience mas been had
elsewhere"
Asked whether 3 plant such as he
suggested for Sumter county could
Be economically operated, he said
II could IF not overloaded with rela-
tIves and friends"
Among the speakers at the close
Of the meeting was \. A Ray, Of the
county board. who declared Sumter
70 be the best county in the state,
Vsith-the best people, the prettiest wo-
men, and most babies, the best roads
and the best Of everything; Drew
Murray, Of near Plains; Sam McGar-
rah, who declared a packing plant
for Sumter county appeared to be
the right thing and this the right time
for Il; ]. J. Wilson, Of near Leslie,
who declared hogs could be raised
cheaper right here than in any other
state that does not have an equally
good climate, and Prof. J. E. Ma
this, Of the city schools, who elo-
quently declared it appeared that the
lowly hog had come among US to
promote the spirit of brotherly love
which had not been known before.
At the close Of the meeting, Mr.
Brooks, in response to an expressed
desire that he attend the organization
meeting Nov. 6, said he was almost
certain he could attend, and promised
that if he could not do so he would
have another packing house man pres
ent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24
The Public Mind
Editor Times-Recorder::

Editor Times-Recorder
Ny remarks at the Middle States
Shoe Wholesalers convention in New
York yesterday have been misquoted
IN the papers today.
The fact is that there has been a
decline Of approximately 20 per
cent in the price Of hides from the
high point reached in August. 1t,
however, must be borne in mind that
shoe prices have never reached the
high peak represented by the August
price of hides, and have in reality
been based on hide values no higher,
and in many cases considerably lower
than now prevail.
Shoe factories have today a larger
volume of orders on hand than can
be taken care Of during the next
three or four months. During that
period they will require large guam
period they viii require large guam
tity Of hides, leather and other sup
plies. Desirable leather is extreme
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BOOSTER
MEETING Held
BYSUMTER MEN
Continued from Page O1e.y

I'd TIE organization into the Colguitr
County Chamber q Commerce, and
hired Z Nr Greer 70 come ever from
T5fto1 and ADVISE then Of What they
needed After some tine i was
decided that they needed z market
for ne production q re farms. and
: packing house was decided upon.
i Esz realized r1at this would give
ere farmers ( market for their feed
PRECINCTS Oh t1eix farms, which could
~ czz1s5 n the sale u their stock
II TIE packing house
Ire zyea.eE went into consider
abe detail telling how the men there
expected . get TIE plant they want
q Tor s. 900, bit were ready TO go
tire limit, 70 $4,000 if necessary,
md how, when ne was called in as
t1e organizer. and ne told them that
= would cost $3.50, 900, they didn't
'-bat ar eye" but raised $75, 900 at
ths first meeting. The plant was
erected and, despite the poor quality
and scarcity Of hogs, $4,000 were
killed the first year. Each year
sinSe has increased in quantity and in
quality Of the hogs and meat" he
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24
hEGECTING THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New
Discovery 90 promptly
checks II

Us natural yeu do1't Esnt 70 bs
careless and let that Old cold "
cough drag On Cr that lev At
tSck Develop seriously :. E0c wEe1
EoE csn get s5ch Z proved s1cc~s@-
1u4 remedy a. Or. Kings EeT Dis
cOFery.
Cold, cough, grippe, group does
not resist this srsEdsrf r. eT@-
Eery long lis g-zzzry Is g high
today - It slwsys has tee--a-1
It's been growing steadily u p9gz-
IsYstg for more t5zE fry gears
6fsr and 800 z b1--e 70 ~ L----
gI&E Give i trzL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24

> scarce and cannot Be quickly OBJ
tanned.
There Is, therefore, no indication
Of g recession IN the price Of shoes
IN the near future. Il Is my opinion
tHat shoe prices for spring vii be no
lower than at present.
J T M'ELWATN.
Boston. Mass, Oct Is. 1919.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24

WANTED-Two men who have had
little experience in pipe fitting. Ap-
ply at once TO Emory Rylander, Cot
ton Ave. 25-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24

zaid- The first year the plant was
operated Il sent ire South's first car
dad Of RIBS 70 Chicago, followed b.
. carload q lard, and these ship
I=Ers have been expanded until
Ce5-xiz u5Ek, Is now going 70 many
parts Of the north and east.
But this meat IS being shipped
ogt," he said, and western meat
shipped IN a. higher prices, because
c1e people q the South won't eat
their oWn pork. They demand wezk-
en- stuff, 50 we have % snip out
large portion Of the meat We produce
here and lei them eat il in the
North This Is the reason Georgia
pork Is quoted a. Z lower price on
ne marEer than Northern aud West
ern stuff"
The Aoultrie plant, before selling
70 Swift & Co, cleared s92, 900 profits
n g months. Mr. Brooks said. The
deal for the sale 70 Swift was com
pleted il 20 minutes, ne said, after
Wilson, Cudahy and Armour inter
ests had looked over i.
Il asked Louis r. Swift, who had
been among those VINO had twitted
me On coming TO Georgia in 1913 TO
90 into the packing house business
when We opened up at Moultrie, -
said Mr.. Brooks, why he had bought
the plant
81 bought IT, said Mr.. Swift.
because I could see the handwriting
on the wall l knew II was coming.
but didn't expect it for fifteen years
yet
And Mr.. Swift had seen what
every other big packer has now seen
that II Is only z question Of time
until Georgia viii do the nations ex-
port business on pork. If the far
mers will only keep increasing the
/ quality and quantity Of their hogs,
they viii be doing that export bust
( ness soon"
Here's The Reason.
DIR. Brooks then pointed out the
reason. Georgia's year-around open
season makes it possible to produce
hogs, cheaply. All packing house
products, even cured meats, have TO
to be shipped in refrigeration. From
Chicago and the Middle West to the
Atlantic ports requires 6 to 8 days
by freight, with 8 to II icings Of the
cars at s12 to SIS for each icing,
and a freight rate Of 81 cents; against
one day, with one icing ard that at
the packing plant, and a rate of 80
TO SO cents from this section Of Geor-
gia to Savannah, Brunswick or Jack
sonville. If we sac only the differ
ence in freight, time and cost of ic-
ing, we could undersell the Chicago
and Western packers for export trade
and pay the farmers a half cent per
pound more for their hogs" he de-
clared
Mr. Brooks told of numerous other
advantages in favor d the South
for pork packing. He stated that in
five years Georgia had sprung from
nothing to third state in the produc-
! ton Of hogs" and quoted Louis F.
Swift as saying that it would not be
long until Chicago would be buying
Southern meat in great quantities, as
this section would be feeding the
nation.
Asked specifically as to what size
packing plant he would recommend
for Sumter county to start, Mr..
Brooks said it would be best not to
start on too large a scale, but to
/ construct one in such a manner that
it could be added to as rapidly as
needed az wouldn't advise a plant
| with capacitv of over 200 hogs and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-24

Talk as re may Il beauty zz
thing 10 b chIseled from mar6Es or
wrought ont OF canvas: Speculate as
We may upon It's oOIors and outlines;
what IS i but an Intellectual shssrzc-
ton. after al: The heart feds q
beauty u another kind; loakfne
through the outward envIrouuezt q
discovers & deeper and more raj ava.
illness. -Whffrfer.
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Vision.

A mans vision IS ever
reater than his achieya-3ent: aed lit
nature reflects moi 30 much mans
Iced. as the spirit that eliminates him:
lot the poor thing That h does. but
-ather thz~pl@udld hing that he ever
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peet IHch privacy n z h0uzehaId
EheT there are two bathrooms ana
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40 ACRES

Four and a half miles Of Ameri-
Gus, 800 acres cleared, 40 acres
fenced, 5-room house, two tenant
houses, deep well running water, es-
pecially suited to stock raising and
general farming; only $50 acre; easy
terms. P. B. Williford. 24-3t
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Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Five-hurse farm four
miles from Plains. Phone 1872 or
1908. Carl Hawkins East