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Serbian boy she adopted. while engaged
in relief work in Serbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Mathews Of
Buffalo. will arrive in Washington De-
cember 80 to be the guests of the min
lister and Nine. Grouitch. and they will
remain for q fortnight before going to
Florida for the winter. They will at
tend the Van Winkle-Symons wedding
the day of their arrival.
Lady Campbell of England. who is
now visiting DR.. and Mime. Grouitch.
is being extensively entertained. and
among the affairs planned for here is
a luncheon on December 81, at which
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins will be the host
ess.
The minister and Nine Grouitch will
go to New York on January 7, for the
dinner which the president of Column
bia University and Mrs. Murray But
ler will give in their honor that even
ing.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
dinner which the minister of Bulgaria
and Nine. Panaretoff will give on
January 2.
Capt. Piero Civalleri has arrived in
Washington and assumed his duties
as naval attache of the Italiaa en-
bassy. to succeed Rear Admiral Count
Max. who returned to Italy recently
Bernado Attolico, recently assigned
to the Italian embassy staff as fnan-
cial commissioner general. has ar
rived in New York, where he has es-
tablished his headquarters.
The stan Of the legation Of Colom-
bia has been increased by the arrival
Of Don Alfredo Nicholson in Wash
ington as second secretary.
an attache OF the Norwegian legation
stan. has been detached and returned
to his own country.
DR.. Bojidar Pouritch. who was Sec
retary of the legation of the Serbs.
Croats and Slovenes. has returned to
Serbia.
Senior Joaquin F. Cordova, formerly
second secretary of the legation Of
Ecuador. who has been absent for
some time. has been detached from
the Staff.
Senior DR.. Don Carlos ]. Pinel, at
tache Of the legation of Honduras.
who has been absent for some time,
has been assigned to other duty.
In OMcial Society.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs
Lansing. who went to Watertown, n
Y. to spend Christmas with the Secre-
tary's sisters, returned to Washington
last evening.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Pal.
mer motored to Baltimore on Christ.
mas day to take part in the celebration
| at the home Of Mrs. ]. Kemp Bart.
lett. the sister Of Mrs. Palmer, where
the members of the family assembled
for dinner.
Mrs. Palmer will be at home wednes
day, January Z. Miss Mary Dixon Nor
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ris went to eastern Maryland to spend
the holidays with Mrs Palmers father,
Mr.. Robert B. Dixon.
retary Of War will arrive today to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Baker.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson will entertain at dinner Tues
day evening, December so,
Col and Mrs. Edward T. Brown, rela-
tives of President Wilson. will entertain
small company at dinner this even
ing, at the Purple Iris Tea House.
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth will entertain at dinner this even
ing at the Purple Iris Tea House.
Mr.. Cortlandt Van Wrinkle of Yale
faculty arrived from New Haven to
spend Christmas week with his
fiancee. Miss Margaretta Symons. and
her parents. Col. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Symons, the former military aid to
President Roosevelt during the great
er part of his first administration.
The marriage of Miss Symons and
Mr.. Van Wrinkle will take place in st.
Tuesday. December 80. breakfast
for the bridal party and relatives
will follow at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Symons on New Hampshire ave-
nue.. The brides attendants include
Miss Louise A. Robinson of Pitts
burgh. cousin. and four maids, Miss
Lettie Robinson, Miss Margaret Burg
win of Pittsburgh, Miss Margaret
Hubbard of Yonkers, N Y, and Miss
Amy Logan OF New York. Mr.. John
NJ. 8; Allison of New Haven has ar
rived to serve ss best man for Me-
Van Winkle. and the list of ushers
includes Mr.. Louis " Ledoux of Corn
wall, Mass; Mr. William L. Henry
OF Lawrencevills n. j.; Mr.. David
maggie and Mr.. Robert K. Root of
!rinceton and Mr kiagsland Van
Winkle OF Ashville. ~ c., a brother
OF the Bridegroom elect. Mr.. Noel
Symons will give his sister away. act
ing for his father. Col. Symons. who
is an invalid.
Mrs. NJ. A. Van Wrinkle, mother of
the bridegroom. will arrive tomorrow.
as VIII Mr.. James A. Robinson. an
uncle of the bride; Mr.. w. Frederick
Stohiman OF Princeton. Mr.. and Mrs.
george {. Burgwin of Pittsburgh. Mr..
ano MIS- s. T. Hubbard of Yonkers.
\. r.; Mrs. Edgar Logan of West
Point. Mr.. and Mrs Louis ". Ledomr
OF Cornwall. n. Y. Almost the oniv
entertainment for the bride and her
ATTENDANTS will be the supper tomor.
row night. with Col and Mrs Svmons
40 hosts. when the party will be con-
nhed 10 the bride. the bridegroom and
their attendants and the out-of-town
guests
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international organization. In addi-
tion to the most pleasing personality
and substantial qualities. the young
nobleman holds high rank in what is
known as the Old Apostolic Church.
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familiar throughout the country
through his interest and active work
for the Boy Scouts, and he was one
of the strong supports of Sir Baden
Powell in inaugurating that virile
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ris went to eastern Maryland to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Palmers father.
Mr.. Robert b. Dixon.
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Mrs. N. D. Baker. mother of the Sec
retary Of War will arrive today to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker.
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The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson will entertain at dinner Tues
day evening, December 80
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Stationery Gifts

Linen Stationery-Pretty boxes of assorted
colors. z-quire paper and envelopes. 75c
each,
childrens Books, 10c to S1.z5 each
Charlie Chaplin. Foxy Grandpa, Birds and
Animals, Soldiers and Fairy Tales; wonderful
assortment. Books for boys, such as Boy
Over There With Pershing and 500 more. SOC
Other titles at, each,
Eversharp Pencil-In nickel, silver and solid gold.
This is the only pencil for a busy person to
use; points are always sharp and extra leads
in top of magazine of each $1.OO to $500
pencil. Each, Palai. ReyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Children's Underwear
Boys Fleece-lined Union Suits, CT IN
sizes "a to "a. Girls Ribbed Suits ~ IL "
with drop-seat. Sizes to IA years.
Women's Umbrellas
American taffeta fcotton), built O. 40
on strong paragon frames. 26- VA.1C
inch size. Bakalite ring handles or silk cord
wrist loops.
Bureau Scarfs
Lace trimmed, dainty enough for 02C
Xmas gifts $l.3o values, special at 1ON
Mereerized. and Hemstitchd Scarfs 5Oc
at only OSC
Table Sets
Cloth, 81 inches, and napkins, O. IN
N-inch size. Neatly boxed; all for spAf.OV
Gift Handkerchiefs
Attractively priced Women's Handleer-
chiefs, In box, Sis. Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, in piush-trimmed case, S1J69.
Crepe de Chine Handkefchiefs, each, Csc.
Chldren's Handkerchiefs, in japanese bas-
ket for loo.
Desk Clocks
Mahogany standard make, ac- O. 40
curate timekeepers. Three styles spL.SC
Furs for Christmas
Many Animal Shapes
Red Fox Scarfs, sz455
Natural Raccoon Scarfs, Szz.95
Fox Scarts, STATS
Fox Scarfs for misses and juniors, 1888
Japanese Mink Collars, $500
75-inch Koiinsky Stoles, Szo75.
Cat Lynx Scarfs, $3.50
72-inch Hudson Seal Stoles. S49JS
Muffs to match from sIA0o Ia, 5000
&alaa0 R0yal-DaREain Basement.
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So Gift Suggestions
From the China and
Housewares Dept.
All at Special Prices Saturday

sDinner Sets
$500 s2-pc. Sets
$3.50 s2.pc. Sets
$3.50 5I-pc SETS
$3.50 sf-pcsets
.21.oe si-pc sets
80 S1U.0S
s2R.5o leo pc Sets
s24.5o 1oo-pc;se
$500 1oo-pc. Sets
81 .eS
$4,000 1o0-pc. Sets
$500 1oo-pc. Sets
$3.50
$3.50 100-pc. Sets
$3.50
$1,000 1o0-pc. Sets
~50
Floor and Table
Lamps
$1,000 Floor Lamps
3x8.0S
$500 Table Lamps
So.0S
$500 Desk Lamps
91.S0
Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Children's Hats
Silk, velvet, plush etc, poke C1 M
and mushroom shapes; trimmed ~ wv
with fine quality ribbon, rosebuds, etc.
Gift Underwear
Attractively Boxed Nightgowns @ %
and Envelope Chemise, made >VEsAI
with satin or satin and lace Jokes and fine
quality batiste body.
Pettibockers
OF fine sateen, in smoke navy, 81 OF
pink and plum; elastic waist, ~ ~
tight sheered ankle.
Silk FIounce Petticoats
Tafeta founce with cotton e. ~
Jersey top; navy, black, green w.t.
and changeable co1ors.<
Dress Trunks
vulcanized fiber, brassed steel @lO.OV
corners and locks. Lined with figured ere
tonne. Compartment, tray and separate
shirt tray. A-inch size.
Chamoisette Gloves
Two-button embroidered, 81 to ~
inches. White, black, chamois ~
or gray. Seconds of $1.00 and $l.2S grades
Women's Underwear
jersey ribbed vests, high neck and S0C
long sleeves; and pants ankle NV
length All sizes
Women's Fleece.Iined Underwear
Dutch neck elbow sleeves; 81 15
full. Sizes s. to 49,
Palais RoynLDsRxnan Haseunent
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Beaded Bags, 1898


All-over Bedding splendid gift
and sure to be of lasting remem-
brance Of the giver.
Very pretty colorings, silk lined. fitted
with purse and mirror, finished at
bottom of bag with beaded fringe;
handles to match. Among this lot are
few imported draw strings. s.. 90
Regularly, $3.50,
Chiffon Velvet Bags, silk lined, fitted
with purse and mirror, some with
center compartment; covered or
fancy oxidized frames with chain or
velvet handles. Regularly, A.70
$3.50,
Large assortment of Strap Purses, ts'
q a.. spT 1ea,ae OF styles $1.W to $3.50
Chiffon Velvet Bags, silk lined, fitted,
with metal shell or $500 TO $3.50
covered frames, W.
Fitted Toilet Cases, in leather case, for
men or women; in black hard rubber
finish, or white 81 m IN <10 m
celluloid, w r-0s~S
Palais RoyaIMain Floor, Leather GeoAs
Department.
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JeWelry Gifts

Few of the Many Gifts From Our COM
prehensive Christmas Jewelry. Collection
Real Ostrich Feather Fans, with shell
sticks; in all pretty evening 1923
shades. At
Solid Gold Lorgnettes, plain or fancy
handles. $12.98 and $J4.98
At
Lingerie Clasps, 10-kt. gold, in engraved
or engine-turned designs. Sf.15
Pair,
Mems 10-kt or 14-kt. Gold Waldemar
Watch Chains; round or long link;
light or heavy 1898 to $14.98
weight,
Real Cameo Brooches, beautifully carved,
in solid gold mountings; plain set
ting or with 1898 to $500
pearls, PaIais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
Wonderful Neckpieces

Specials for Saturday -
A most remarkable sale of collars, sets,
vestees, etc.
Collars and Sets 81.
Lace and Net Collars, Collar and Cuff
Sets, Vestees and Fichus. also collars
and sets of satin and georgette. None
sold for less than $1.50 and some sold
for $500. Saturday $1.W
Lace and Net Collars and Sets, some
: =, with new square neck effect. These
Sold for $l.00 and $1O. Sc
!: Saturday, :-,.>'
Boulder Caps, in blue, pink, Lavender and
. rose. A wonderful variety. Very
special at SOC, $1.00 and SI.S9.
=; = Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

These Plaid Skirts

Will Be Very Much in Demand
This Spring
Only those who know how hard it Is
to get these plaid skirts now can
T., realize how glad we are to have them.
They are beautiful combinations Of
soft tones of blues, brosDns sa1
greene and sohlte and bI0Ck
e0eCts. Just the skirts 20 wAsy
tconssss are asking for to soeor sOitA
tho nesO short sports coats. Ptatn and
P1eotcd and some are boz pteoteI.
stitched Tot at the hips. There ere
several Gerry nesc styles.
The materials are very fine atwood
qualities of gabardine and plaid
velour. velour-6nished worsted, serge
and prunella cloth.
Prices are $3.50, $3.50, $500
and $3.50
Palais ROyal@Thfrd F1oor.
Have Your "Pi1e" Fabric Coats and
Ssits Dry Steamed and Remodeled by
One Of Our Experts at Very Low Price
Palais Royal6Third FloOr.
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: SI.39
$50. m, D o g any
Trays SLID
CasseroIes in frames
crpInbtray and Brush
&c
Wooden Nut Bowls.
Brass Smoke Stands
$500 Electric Irons
Fireless Cookers /.
$11!06
Cut Glass
Fruit Bowls $1.25
Water Sets $4.0S
Spoon Trays &c
Punch Bowls 924S
Celery Trays &2.4S
Tall Vases $1!OO
Fern Dish $3.9S
Syrup Jugs CSC
Odd Pieces Fancy
China
Cake Sets, z pieces
$2,4S
Munin Dishes $2.4S
Sugars and Creams
$l.S
Whip Cream Sets 00c
Celery Sets $2.4S
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Toilet Article Gifts

A special purchase Ivory Pyralin Imperial
Brand Toilet Articles, at very remarkably low
prices-note the values. The assortment is
complete.
$500 Conceived Back Hair Brushes, $3.50
for -.
500 Long and Ring Handle Mirrors, S175
for,
SITS Puff Boxes, Du Barry Patterns, S215.
for
500 Puff Boxes. $t.45
SIPS Puff Boxes 8oe
for
Palais RoyaI-M.fn Floor
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Pure Linen
HandkerChiefS

08u0kcfCn1e1S-S I0CkB
Are Large and Complete
Women's Pure Linen Handkerchief,
.N>inch hem, 1917 to II inches, with
very attractive hand-em- 81 50
broidered initials; s for - -
Women's Pure Linen Hand-Embroid-
cred Madeira Handkerchief, some
with solid work, while a number of
others have small eyelet embroidery.
Packed in handsome gift 500
box; for
Wemen's Pure Linen Handkerchief,
with initial surrounded with hand
embroidered wreath. In at $3M
tractive gift box; s for
4. Palats Roya+Main FIoeR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12
Ribbons for Making
Gifts

Velvet Ribbons-In plaid effects, in all
the wanted colors and combinations,
81 inches wide, for girdles, Sf.39
bags. etc, yard,
Enbfoidered Ribbons-On colored and
black grounds, 6 too inches wide, in
all colors, outlined in gold and silver
threads, for bags, hat crowns, ves-
tees, etc. a yard,
$3.50 to 500
Me4d Rlbbons-In all the wanted
colors. embroidered in gold and sill
yer. to II inches wide. yard,
$3.50 to $500
Palais Royal-Main FIoeI.
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Lovely New Hats
$40 to $3.50
In q Most Interesting
SHOWING

In most Interesting
Showing
For dress and informal wear. Exclusive
hats of satin.
Gold and silver laces, metal brocades,
and these materials combined with fur,
and all fur
Tailored Duvetyne Hats, embroidered
with silver and gold thread Smart
styles for misses and women.
Important Sale Lyons and Panne
Velvet Trimmed Hats
These Hats are made of the finest ma
terials, and are smartly trimmed for
dress or street wear. In the showing
are models from Vogue, Burgesser,
Gage, Jardine, BendeI Waters and
other noted New York houses.
SIS to $40 Hats $500
SIS, SIS to $40 Hats $1,000
|$22.50 to $3S $500
Untrimmed Hats
$1,000 to SIS Hats $3.50
$3.50 to $40 Hats $500
$500 $3.50
Palais Roaal-Second Floor.
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Store Open Saturday
| Our Regular Hours;
9:I5 AN. to 6P.M.

We Suggest Bl0uses
Here are lest q few from our wonderful
assortment of especially selected for
gift giving.
Georgette or Crepe de Chine Blouses, in
dressy and plain $500 and $3.50
tailored effects,
Beautiful Suit Blouses, in two-tone geor-
gette crepe. Smart tie-on model, with
short sleeves. Comes in combinations
of brown and orange, navy and Copen-
hagen, jade and Copenhagen, and black
with white. S15O0
Special, -
Georgette Blouses-Many are beautifully
beaded; others exquisitely embroidered
A smart suit blouse, 1915
at
Hhndseds Of other hcGatit1s1 Blo4Ises 1oiu
be osnojtiS0 J0xr selection IN
ChristRsas Blouse Store the Third
Floor.
Palais Royal-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Sweet Grass Baskets, E inches En-
in diameter; only IS in the lot. OVC
Baby Dolls Pincushion, satin trimmed;
colors pink. blue and yell <Ec
low, OCC
Batg Tops, odds and ends;e 8 different
styles; just the thing for &1nA
making fancy bag, Q1 .VV
Stamped Jewel Cloth Articles, Square
Scarfs and Pii3ew Tops. to be embroid-
cred in cross stitch in color IT,
delft btaes; 2 patterns, /OC
Lamb's-wool Sexes, used for max en-
ing bedroom slippers. All sizes, CVC
Ralals R0yaHMain Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Materials-All-wool
V e | O ur Coats
American Silver
tone Coats, Polo
Cloth Coats, Ker-
sey Coats. Broad
cloth, Pc m p ON
and Silv ertone
Velour Coats.
Normandy, Boil
via, Duvet de
Lame, Tinseltone.
PaIak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

lW0n1en'S Glove Six Camf8OleS-Select from many
| beautiful designs; lace-trimmed, plain-tailofed
and embroidered styles. All ST. to $3.50
sizes, - .+..
KAyser Bloomers, 81 -.
Won,en,s jersey Knit Bloomers
n black, .cASts oxd pink Regular -
and ertr6 sises: Palais RoyaEMain Floor.
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Cloth Coats Reduced
Prices Equal to
January Sale Prices
Hundreds of Coats at
$50, $40, 500, $98

At these four prices we have included
nearly every coat in our stock the
prices are as low as the January sale
Sizes for Junior Misses, Women
and Extra Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Fashioned of Atwood veour svertones and pushes
self material fur collars plated flare models beed
full beed; Venetian lining side slash fancy
Novy, broom, taupe, Burexndy. ,srs.~
Sizes and SEATS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

splendid lot of excellent quality Atwood SERGE
and jersey dresses.
model imned embroidered aud
norro models
IN
areS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

New Wells, 75c to $l.25y
May Be Had IN a Shade to
Harmonsxe With Your Hat
Coiors: Burnt orange on brown castor on
taupe, black on taupe, kings blue on
navy and black; purple on navy, and
red on navy.
Wells come in octagon mesh with small and
large chenille dots 75c tn f.1S
Priced yard,
French Dotted Wells, in navy, brown, also
black; Sf.15 IN son
yard, =
Plain Meshes. SC q yard, and Fancy
Meshes, at, 75c tn 50 50
yard, Palais Rsyai-Msi. Fissr.
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(Preraret by United States Department OF Asf'eunu1 ~
Use of double ecked auto trucks FOR haug i've soe ,ta
-, ] Union stock wards according to reports to the Unlteo
dpnaeot Of agriculture Specially constructed trucks nave
diving the current the farmers IN TINS way are ape
% tho n, age they formerly could haul market Trucks OF ns
o usoc extensively the transportation Of feeder sheep from s
market to the grazing districts.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-12-04
the hogs at the proper time, and Just
before they were marketed they were

the hogs at the proper time, and Just
before they were marketed they were
grazed on corn and velvet beans.
There were only 50 hogs In this ship.
ment, and at the price received full
car would have brought more than
100000 net profit to the parish. The
cooperative plan Of shipping hogs will
greatly assist the farmers in diversity
ing, and while growing hogs that will
help to market the surplus crop at a
profit, they are building up the old
farm and making 1t produce a great
deal more per acre.
II every farmer in the parish would
raise only a few hogs for market there
there would be thousands OF dollars
turned into our banks, and we coulC
easily make Bienville parish the lead
er in pork production.
An effort is being made to organize
Cooperative Shipping Clubs In the par
ish, 50 that every farmer can have &C
cess to such an organization that viii
find a ready market for bis produce
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-12-04
CATERPILLAR REMEDY IS
CITY'S WHITE ELEPHANT

Louisville, KY, Nov 2S.-N0Vember
l, sixty-fve years ago, the city council
decided to bring the English sparrow
to Louisville to rid trees and bushes
of destructive caterpillar. Now, ac-
cording to the Courier-J Journal, Louis
vile has a sparrow population reckon
ed equal to the human population.
"Sixty.fve years ago." said the Cou,
rier-Journal, 1.-The trees Of the city
were being destroyed by caterpillar.
Something had to be done and several
councilmen communicated with other
cities. From Boston came word that
England had sent a remedy in small
gray bird and that 80 pairs could be
purchased for 500 The purchase was
made after heated discussion.
Never an opinion was expressed
then that probably the remedy woult
be worse than the disease and tina
the city would have to eventual!
reckon on saving II, municipality from
the English bird."-Shreveport Journal
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large. With such large parish to
cover, bad roads, ETC., 1t Is very neces-
sary to work in groups and as nearly
as possible get the farmers in the diff
ferent communities to cooperate and
put the various projects through.
Terracing the hillsides and draining
the low lands seems to be the most I'M
portant thing to do this fall, so 1t is
my purpose to do all can to reach
each community in the parish and
give q demonstration in terracing. If
the farmers Of the community are In
terested they can get together, pur-
chase level, and work in groups until
the old farms are protected.
This same method will be carried out
in regard to pruning and spraying the
orchards. I have mailed out a self
addressed card with the letters sent
the farmers, and would appreciate 1t
il they would return these cards, stat.
ing whether or not they are interested
In either of these projects. In MAX
ing my rounds, l will have both my
level and spraying outfit, so l can give
q demonstration In each line Of work.
It will be necessary to do this In order
to save time and cover the parish
before it is too late.
When these cards have been collect
, ed, will make out my itenerary and
will notify you what day l will be
in the community and where we will
meet for the work.
Some central place will be selected
! where the different lines Of work can
be carried out"
The above Is from letter sent out
by J. A. Anders, Parish Agent, and
as Mr.. Anders is very efficient in this
line of work there is no doubt that be
Il will bring the parish to the front and
make It one Of the leading agriculture
| sections.
Il Much good has resulted In othel
parishes from these demonstrations b.
/ the county or parish agents and mucl
interest Is being shown In this worl
by Blenville parish farmers, and Their
| should be a good attendance at al
demonstrations.