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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

There are sixteen cities in the world
with more than 100000 population.
They are Canton, Pekin, Osaka, and
Toxic (Japan), Berlin, Buenos Aires,
Cacutta, Chicago, Constantinople, Mos
COW, New York, Paris, Philadelphia,
Petrograd and Vienna
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
EIGHTH GAME
Liberty High School

IOtaIS ID
Fouls Committed-Liberty: Foutz,
t. Ridgeville: Carpenter, p; Petty
john, Up.
Referee--Webb.
Attendance-3,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
TENTH GAME
Economy High School

Fouls Committed Connersville.
Fancher. p; Wise. t; Hotter. p; Heeb.
p. Economy. Kennedy, t. p; Town
send, Up.
Substitutions-Conn Scholl
for Hopkins; Campbell for Heeb;
Economy, Wadman for Lamb.
Referee--Webb. Attendance, 500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
SIXTH GAME
(Five minutes overtime.)
BrookVIlIe Hioh School,

Fouls Han
ma. t; Cooksey, p; E. Cook, t; Charm,
p. 1t. Milroy--Jackman. t; Anderson,
2p, t.
Substitutions-Milro Osterling for
Innis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
7 Tournament Results
Ouer State Toda,
RICHMOND.

Connersville, Is; Economy, Z.
Milroy, q; Fountain City, IS.
Liberty, 80; Moscow, IA.
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Richmond

Fouls ommitted-Hagerstow LIE.
yelle, t: Stout, p; Teeter. p; Murray
Sd: Showalter, p. Richmond: Stes-
man, p; Dollins, Up; Eversman, Up;
Porter, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
BOYS COMMITTEE MEETING

The Boys Council committee of
this city will meet at the Y. NJ. C. A..
Tuesday evening to consider some
business OF importance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Private Carl
Vantz OF this city, and Miss Stella
Rainey of Philadelphia. The marriage
was solemnized in Philadelphia, Feb
ruary ;. Vantz is still in military SER
vice and is in the ordnance depart
ment at Aberdeen, Md.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

The EliZabethian era gave vogue
to the button and buttonhole, two in
ventions which did much to revolu-
tionize dress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
Haaerstown

Fouls ommitted-Fountain City:
Reynolds. p; Keene, p; Hatfield, ct;
Thornton, p. Milroy; Jones, t; An
derson, p.
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Richmond

Fouls mmitted-Richmond: Van
Allen, Up; Dollins. t; Eversman, p.
nersville-Hopkins, p, t; Heeb, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
SEVENTH GAME


Fouls Committed-By Moscow: Re-
Der. t. Harlan, t. Whitewater: Hin
shaw, p; Blose, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

Tigers are extremely fond of bath
ing. In a zoo, if a tub is provided,
they will eagerly make use of its ia
cilities for abIution.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
GREENCSSTLE

Howell, %; Whitehead, II; Union
II; Shelbyville 16.
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LOGANSPORT

cambridge, II; Russellville, II
Greencastle, "a; Roachdale, 8.
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South Bend, 81; Syracuse, II.
LaPorte, IS; Lacrosse, IA.
Elkhart, 81; Wanatah, 10.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
TWELFTH GAME.
Liberty Hjoh School,

oldl % II
Fouls occitted-Liberty: Fosdick,
p; Samuels, t: Foutz, 2. Moscow:
Harlan, st; Farrow, pit.
Referee-Webb.
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Young America, 81; Afnboy. IA; Lo-
gansport, 10; Brookston, IS; Converse,
So; Lafontaine, IS.
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RENEORN
FRANKLIN

Orleans. 40; Spencer, 6.
Smithville, &c; Paoli, 6.
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kENDELLVlLIE

Waterloo. "a; Ashby, 7.
Kendallville. 10; Auburn, IL.
Wolf Lake, %; Churubusco, Is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

Shortridge, Is; Technical, IA.
Manuel. SO; Cumberland, l.
Castleton, %; Acton, 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
TiPTON
CRAWEORDSvIIIE

Upton
Upton, %; New London, II.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

Veedersburg, II; Romney. II.
Kingman, z; New Ross, %.
Charlottesville, "a; Bowers, 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
INDIANAPOLIS.

LlOSi ~, OF, AlOSIOWy
INDIANAPOLIS.
Shortridge, Is; Technical, IA.
Manuel, SO; Cumberland, 1.
Castleton, %; Acton, 4.
ANDERSON.
Rushville, %; Boggstown, Is.
Atlanta, 16; Sheridan, y.
Fortville, IA; Westfield, II.
Anderson, Sc; Boxley, Z.
BRAZIL.
Normal, 81; Gleson, II.
Garfield, SO; Fontanet, Is.
Brazil, 10; Perryville, 6.
COLUMBUS.
Seymour, 80; Hope, 2.
Columbus, 40; North Vernon, 8.
Brownstown IS; Burney, IL.
FRANKFORT.
Thorntown, So; Rossville, 7.
Advance, 80; Bringhurst, Z.
Lebanon, 81; Frankfort, 6.
HUNTINGTON.
Geneva, q; Wayne, 10.
Huntington, SO; Kirkland, 10.
Decatur, 81; Petroleum, go.
kokoMo.
Hartford City, IS; Montpelier, Il
KoIyor1O o. NiUSlOw -
LAFAYETTE
West Lafayette, SO; Otterbein, 5
Jackson Township. AZ; Wea, II.
Jefferson, 26; Oxford, Is.
MARTIkSVILLE
Martinsville, 81; North Salem, 9.
Mooresville, "a; West Newton,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
MARTIkSVILLE

MartinsviIle, 81; North Salem, 9.
Mooresville, "a; West Newton, IA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
SOIITE BEND

NEWCASTLE
Muncie, Is; kennard, 6.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08
ANDERSON.

AN Il HSON.
Rushville, %; Boggstown, Is.
Atlanta, 16: Sheridan, u.
Fortville, IA; Westfield, II.
Anderson, Sc; BoXley, Z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

West Lafayette, SO; Otterbein, 5.
Jackson Township, AZ; Wea, II.
Jefferson, 26; Oxford, Is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

kOkOMO.
Hartford City, IS; Montpelier, Is.
Kokomo, %; Winslow, 3.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-08

BRAZIL.
Normal, 81; Gleson, II.
Garfield, SO; Fontanet, Is.
Brazil, 10; Perryville, G.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-20
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clean, An.
tlsepiic Liquid Easy to Use
Dos Not Siam

Greasy sliyes and o.ntments should
not b. applied y good clear skin "a
wanted. From any druggist for IS. Or
SloQtoE large aize get a bottle Of Zem0
When applied as dlrecied Il effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching.
an6 heals skin troubles. also sores.
burns wounds and chatting Il pene-
iraics. cleanses and soothes. zefno Is
d clean. dependable and inexpensive,
antisepiiC liquid. Try il. as ne believe
nothing you hive ever psed IS as elect
lfc and satisfying.
Tie :. W. ks.e CO. Cscseizad, O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
w. T. GENTRY. TELEPHONE
COMPANY CHIEF. RETlRES
succeeded IL, j. Epp- brown u. IIrnd
"f southern Sell and tuni-
hcrlnnd Lines.

ATLANTA. Ga. March w 4
Gentry. president az the southern Sell
Telephone ana Telegraph COMPANY.
ud of the Cumberland Telephone and
~. ana he succeedcd by i I.ruS Brown
brS' Nic"-prcs den, 81 tho $50 com
lHnics. 10 va announced ncrc last
I.-hi =, NJ l. iIoNsnt second vice
'i'St Vic pr"Si3cht ana w.il routl.,!
aS treasurer iogssc j Nnndt chief
"nsin""r VIII h"couc second VICE
pr"s.tcui. and vii aSsum. the opcrat-
M auii"s a. present performed by MIR.
BROWN.
Mr. ieutry's retirement vii 10 OFT
th" close OF forts five Years service
WIN INC tai"pUuu" "omrar,. WI. il
ns@pn im 'har'o''esviac va lie was
born IN 'iordousNlll". Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
WOULD TAKE THREE YEARS
TO JUNK HUN WARSHlPS
binrini Information Points Out SIX
binercnt Angles "f Disposal az
Surrendered Vessels

LONDON. Marcia Concerning the
fa'" "f l.r"enderci German warships
i,u'cr'' Limited has becn given the
,p,''"in2 Ofng.al Information.
u would tax" three years 4"
break up the ships aud the juuk would
bring oniy about 3 600. coo
Any country taking over the ships
would h" faced WITH jnSup"rabic OBJ
stac'es to rnd spare parts
j The ~nips nov arc obsolete
Tier rs" Us ncchantm"N - i'm
possible. owing TO thor enormous coal
consumption and tl,c diiticulty Of
adaptin@ their interiors 10 merchant
g. The den Of sinking the ships for
nrcaEwj,'"r purposes mas hcen proved
i'nnr"cti abb" by experiments made at
S,'lru t'ioW
:. IL the ships ar" divided. some
basis Of division must DC found I has
been suggested tuat they he divided
according t" losses In Inc war or or
the Ia Of the present naval strength
Of Tn" powers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
k-cr the l,onc COW uitr,inr.

I'NNN " -T'TIlN mo noun" n"mOW-
-irai i"u agents ~ the department OF
SGr! N.'uia. JOB u"-upeyt'iOn wt,u tU.
STAT" colleges AE" preaching auu
teaching more mills for the chilGrel;
COUNTRY u 3 di'iirul task. now ever.
80 hcip the mothers put milk iu,o their
childt"n'S dict I'm = coInfrv -till !u tho
cattlc-tick zouc. ana wNe~o COWS are
scarce Many families hay. no mill.
or butter peysus" ~ tho expense Much
at no milk used = IMPORTED from
other states some even coming from
New York Many Florida children
have never tasted milk
Confronted with these conditions. the
nom" Demonstration agents are lining
up with the forces which arc working
In" slogan above aud "a COW for cvery
FLORIDA family arc typical OF those
beng used 10 forward the movement
which wii. civ" tho Florida boys ana
g.rls :hn NIL. ,hcN nnei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

The year 1913 is likely 20 be one Of
the worst ipcust years ON record
Bu, "utomo'og lists OF The United states
Department az Aericultur. SEQ uoihina
alNmlrg lG the prospect
The periodical c!CaGa, iu. real nams.
~ Inc insect commonly called "locus,s "
VII appear this year Too II" foliu Wing
states Nah4ma. Distr'ct 0C columbia.
b"lh"at" I.or" .a, illinois INDIANA.
Iowa. Kentucky Maryland Mnssacnu-
selts. Michigan, New Jersey Ncw York.
Nor'h Carolina. ONO. peuus vlvania,
south cnro.iua. Tennessee, Vermont.
N.rsi mia W"st Virginia and Wisconsin,.
TN" INJURY done hN tuc periodical
ci"Hdn consists almost wholly IN chiscl-
M grooves IN tn" brnrencr Of trees fur
h"p"siting eggs This Injury always
aprears 70 be greater ,han II ac'uaIly
- Popular alarm Is usually on, az
InpoTilou ia genera damage"
Dung iruti trees are sonnet lines
Killed by ~. cicaia In. precautions
airy measures arr Deter putting out
young iruit trees TIL! gcNt wear. post
pon" budding operations. do no pruu-
nE ihiS winter or spring
When tn" insects bcriu coming OUT
hand pi,E them tron Your fruIt ,rccs
gr spray them wi'h py;thrum powder.
kerrscn" 'n'Hlsirne or a solution Of car
boiic acid az ac"tic acid
Later. when The insects arc ready 20
DHeih laying spray young fruit trees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
1T WORKED WONDERS

"i'hys,caiIy aud mentally on tho
brink OF ruin. there arc few sufrcrers
who would not give anything they pos
scss TO live their ives over again in
health ana strength" declares q Well
known authority nn health ana hyGicuc
III II recent interview
This place is fuit NJ half-sick people
Those who Iav" GOOD health should
appreciate it the others did not. and
there is not one Of them bat in com
mon sense would warn YOU against lie
dangers OF neglect
1t is mostly stomach trouble that is
making this IL place fun nf sick people
stomach trouble. it's complications.
and tho many forms Of kidney liver
blood and bowci disorders that core
mostly from stomach trouble.
NEGLECT Of HE first symptoms Of
stomach trouble brings ON more i'll
health and vicious Diseases. Tho uneasy
feeling after eating. gas bclrhinc. I'M
d!Scstcd food in the stomach. comstipa-
ton. dizziness. spots before the eyes
shortncss OF breath. and many other
little disorders may all be warning
signals that something is wrong and
viii get worse unless attended 10. in
time
Eut there Is good cheer and hone N
the news that there has been intro
duced here u new root ana herb nrdi-
chic that is being pronounced u boon
10 all sufferers from stomach neglect
THIS wonderful natural medicine Is
called Dreco and is now being distrlb-
uted at Traglc's Drug Store. Drant
Drug store g stores, Chelfs Drag
store o. a. Morrison. Petersburg /;
Georges Drug store. Hopewel
No matter hUM slIsht Or long stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
SMcci rn,n1n stnrn:r Il.srn1in1-

N'"IIN "N"IN IHlln m fIlH ~OUtl .rOWS
enough sweet potatoes for homo use
and usually a surplus that either s fed
1" Nv" STOCK % marketed locally TN
quest onabiy 'he-c Is n great Upportu-
Hwy open 10 TIE farmers OF tho south
10 gro" sweet pota Ocs for Tho North
crn markets. tho main essential being
m. provision OF storag" facilities tn
nrdir propcrly TO cure and wHrchpus.
the crop until prices Justify the mar
h"iinE OF The prnduct The farm stor-
are Tor sweet potatoes IL Of sinp'e
construction. Fun information reia
tive 70 The proper methods can be- had
In bulletin form free OF charge hv
address ing the United States Depart
ncni of Agriculture or -hr extension
divisions ri tao state colleges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

7 Is ImrUrtN'!t n ms 'luIe maj coIi-
S!derAtipn hc given 10 tn" Kind Of feed
crops that SHOULD To- grown for tn"
FAMILY COW aS wei - for TIL" dairy
nerd Ia ordcr 20 maintain the mil,
production, crops mus, y" planned TO
meet til" requirements Of the herd
since some suocGlcnt feed IS essential
TO- -c"nonicnl milk pvoduutiuu ju VIM
ter. S!lag" crop Is Desirable For
SINAI. herds ranging from two 30 SiN
COWS Surrui"uc" may ho provided if
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

=, Farmers should not lose the lesson OF
laS' spring with reference 20 the inn
rortdnC. ~ testing seed corn Corn
thar ia Al! outward anprarnnccS was
SOUND proved to he Worthless for Socd
Inc farmer Shouih never talk" a chanrc
WIN seed corn. hut should thornUrhlN
'"St every cor intended for seed The
sand aud Sawdust tray ANA Tho rag
dol testers give good results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
i.- ncdaim. epurin"I,.

rhe us" OF nt !eG>t a iimii.d ymount
"i hthdun- fur beet catii" * aiVig-
able. but ia" "N:r.,yI%"ut "" - >tra ".
r"crsN may cite. f"r THIS purpose should
-" .scor"ngoG AZ sucn rnu.haXes
- 'D arc &. t." used ror n"ddiur. "ithcr
fer f"t"niuz o. breeding animals.
Snfust h"st "c offered ;h"iu an tn- iGtr
rnok AND hat which is refused used
Tor h"dnins. 81 slower IS red ;re
a'hsks. whi." som" ;ti;t Girlcul. 10 man
ui". max" satisfactory bedding matsriui
af.d should bee used f1r tn:S purpr~
rather ;ian burned "r ojhoyr .se a g.
posed OF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

hat /; does not pay to Keep poultry
he winter: that is. some poultry.
been demonstrated to ct Least on.
4 Nirein!a poultry raiser and hlS
;iibc,S LAST fan he fuilowcd III"
ice the poultry extension spc-
lists ara culled his flock. From II
< Of ,ishty-onc hers he cuilcd out
ty-iiin. and sent them 10 tho mar
IT" his surprise tho rcmainin :
y-two birds produced as many egg :
he original flock and his feed bill
ncu: i haiNnd
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D. .orm %. 100. IN inraer herNs \

'H' fVrm Of roots. IN larger herds IL
NAY ~" supplied hy silGvv.
Dairy farmers IN tn" South must
realize b. "Npcri"nC" gained during ~.
pH~i Two winters that " siio !i!l"d STA
s!l"Se is Necessity Som" dairy herds
ia" cost o. purchased feeds y Si!o
would haNc SAVED Them. Many Siios
have not n"cn nl!"d. aud SIN others
h"Nr uDt u"cH built because tn" farm
-rs 'Iilod 80 plant III" necessary cr"ps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
CONSERVE THE HENS TINE
BY ARTIFICIAL BROOD|NC
There X IL Wide Assortment Of Mod
crn Appliances We'll fitted 10
suit Every Enterprise.
INVENTIONS CANE re- STAY
Evolution of the Brou,lrr stove.
Adaptable flowers and tuups.
Need for Greater tapatii> BiOuyl |,
Nhout by Many Modern Methods.


u. ~ ne "1h"4. d"N'c"s Tor broOd-
e y Jug niled wih !, sSli"n
,,,d 10. ""l"'. covered W!ih u
XIV NV u" -! 'h' neat nin piac"d IN 4
Il SYmctin"s hiichs o. stones were
meh,r' ~ ~" removed. and ,hcir
H. ''.msn conserved ny wool"n cloths.
N'c-ah!". though az b"st boy repuit"d
" hlnn!IlouS amount % i"nor They
n3"l'i'" NO. ~" necessary warmth FOR
i bg VA I'm, hours when 'hey nhd TO
me ianp-ho.t"d ou,duur nrooicr.
VA ,he NIX" aft s %. hfiy IN "nsg''
ait.ile!" h'0odlrc 90 sGhfitntIli min
mn" abGr Hmd az .Ae s"u" time pro
"a" h"" ''htU oondift puS'lor tho chicks.
pr "'r Wen received 'u"r" were Hu-
a., l,"- ""hH'''' n'"d thd along
M,im,I 'n@ it'pm .nrr,3,Ny;.'m,rm,. n "rG-
'N''-S'"i OF ih" poultry Industry.
Need for Urea, Capacity.
tuhaiprS ,n"r" naturally Gevelor-i 4
demand Tor Increased ccU!toi,: I'm
hrood.n= 4 cn.chs wcre /" be gi,s.d
bE thousands. :, ln.apcr nlcfGod ln,!t
hlp"d.u= uuits Of nftN. w!'h so many
lhd.N!uuel heating IUu!idug.E 80 attend
dn!ly. h.d q" u" l"und IA yon..Guruc".
evolved. ln wh'.n q long s..ie. Ia
nOvur. were heated by siu".r bat
terry ~ uvcriicHH piU"s :ri one lurnIt...
IS - gU!". "acl noVcr hai Il capacity.
OF about nfty chicks tiic hov.rs were
r. .. H
house. which openei into q eoTl e-pond-
.ng series u yards or runs. - fal ~
Pfoyh.ng tho n.cessal! neal ana
,.is systoin was entirely saiisfacto...
The heating apparatus Was easy 10
operat. ana cconomical i'm fuel But
Inc principle st!ll l"ft Tho probIent az
cnring tor a grea, many !Ti.yiiua!
ho.hs
We're made IN brood !ng yn!eks in !arg.
hocks with good results Thon :. wa.
IrShei oi ,,s.l stove came INTO oeins
rus sizes, from ."p 20 500 chicks II
consists Of hish-p"wer furnace cuu-
whch ~ means OF 8, widcspr.ud sM.e.,
ron d"ti"c'p,. IS distributed downward
over 80" bucks Of tn. cuickS
who're. prcvidiU. tn" room OF huiidiiiE
fairly vel CONS ruc,ci wcaths.2
proof nry and rapuhi" of being well
ventilated stoves can be installed IN
colony houses and later. when the
broOds no longer reaul,c HriIueIpi h.;.I
came quarters used Tor rearing IA.
Young stock St@N"s can b" set 90 jan
w"aH.d N" stoves ar" taken down ANA
s,pr"d ciscwh"r". or removed 10 ncw
quarters 10 take car" OF new brood
D. is bOth flexible and economical
Requirements "f Brodd~r,.
The chici requirements ~ artificial
'Aeht OF mover ia which tn" t-nipera-
ihr: y equal 20. Tie warmth Of tho
hcnS BODY. which temperature" D. aC-
ccss!h!c 10 thc chicks at all times 90
an ahundanc" of fresh air as VOL as
warmth. because J; heui IS Obtained a.
IN" expense OF oxygen the chicks VIII
10; thrive so = well ventilated and
IShi"o mod"ra,s! warm compuri.
al ta, "h|ch M!lt proNi'c a comfortable
dav ac'IrItics. a., :, rroioc,cd ,.,,n -
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S O CT L t Y

IL - ~
ryroi the home OF Mr. aud Mrs
'uhty. was the scene of = quiet bul
Guy wedding on Tuesday. February
|, wien their daughter Laura Ghoi-
IN became the bride Of Captain Wal
in where the cceilnony TOOK place.
ths banked VITA overrrccn ana ivy.
/, trrpcrscd with tail lighted tap"Is.
w masses of spruc" ami iaurcl deco.
'aRSic ana Miss Helen Mutiood i6n-
red The wedding music
no bride descended tn" stairs with
n ."thcr. by whom She wa given in
Ilrr!tg". Snc worc "a wedding dress
white chiffon mad" in cNquIsit"iy
'npie lines and hnr "ni, ornaments
nc pearl peudant ana brooch,
['irIpoln IN The Massic family. li"r
anSc blossoms and she carried 3;
payer boOk WIN delicate sprays %;
iiihe bupuy. vino was maid OF honor.
! pre- becoming fryCn OF pinl ON
( "l"ered ieorge'tc crepe with !.
Iths' "cUgn"t Of iiincS ana pinE
&C. peas iltllr Miss * ,tie ,arlai'i
| lssic and Ta5iyr irprG Mhssle he u
ribbons forming All aisle for the
y IA party 1" tn. altar Captain
CURES iiutiCn Cputhourn. of ,hls ciir.
~
ttcmUnr was perIolpch bN IN" Roc.
ank Mezlck. uf Grac. Episcopal
IIurch
| Captain COSBY aud MS bride. after
| hricf Southern irip, viii max. iHcI.
me ~ Johnson 1ity T"un Thc
| oom is q gradual" of ,nr liralnia
| iitary lus'itrt" nnd uU'i rercnti..
| been connected with th" institute
Lexington. 'csigu'Ns his position
engage ~ business IN IcuucS-.,.
tlSsis from i uistan"c 'firnLiup fha
| tddinS were Mrs. Nyitic Is ~. Cos
~ Miss Katherine xvi "f DHJu"pcr
| ptain Charles T. Coullourn. II licn-
| nd. Miss Martina blizzard. OF IpW
or, Mlsses iielen NinnooI. .ros.piiip,
| q Mary T.iior Dupur. or LNu.himte
,cst al Relatives.
ending sum tlno ii i;irium0nd a
| enSs OF h.i bryih"r-iit -l,W aud
1fr NJ ana NJ hieasnn'on l.aws
| cnue, VIII Cave n few DAYS to
| n her mother Mrs Charles l..
| wndes. a, ,;auDlc.s III thclr home.
'Ic.ay. MD y number OF informal
| AIRS nave boon given f5r AIIsa
| |ndcs during h": stay % ElehmbnH
hr.; tshburncr.
l NTs. Charles r. Asbburner formerly
50 Cora HDbsrn. % MI Airy" vas
guest ~ honor FRIDAY afternoon
| card party given b: Mrs T. J
| shoF. 81 her home in Portsmouth
er: were hNs tables playing ana the
L 49, NE'Hpi = ~ ''N'' w mere IN
Ing flowers Tea w4e served afiyr
| conclusion % he game
hrs Ashhurner. whp L. vi. % a. l..
hpurnct. city ntuar"r oC Norfolk.
| recently mot"d VIA hef fauils
ftat ulac. 10 make tn.it hru- =
the N"mnn's 'luh.
w hpihog.s rcad.ng Viii Ne riN.n uy
Sallie Nelspn Robins ~ thc Won
| Siuh this ft"rupOu az I y'-s5cN
! Eohius WI read f!pm one 90 her
| era hooks anu a large yrdicn.o viii
l present 90 near hcr. FOLLOWING Tin
IIrhm INC uSl'i informal reception
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
Dont Delay Grapevine Pruning.

Inc "rnptNincs nave not vct noon
lcd liz sure TO do SO before The buds
{. On wild winter days the cut
; VII bleed some. but that does
matter. Gather up ana burn the
innings, so rs TO destroy any In
y and dlscHsh germs iufcstin.
n. Tic the spruncd arms 10 The
, supports, and then this ioh will
,ut Of the WAY before the spring