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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
AMERICANS
MAKING GOOD
AT SIXTY-FVE

Don't worry about old age A
sound man is good at any age
Keep your body In good condition
and you can he as hale and hearty
and able to do your bit" as when
you were a young fellow.
Affections of the kidneys and
bladder are among the leading
causes OF early or helpless age.
Keep them clean and the other or
gans In working condition. and you
viii have nothing TO fear.
Drive the poisonous wastes from
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adopt an idcaiisuc program. "

CHICAGO. May 1.-Two uni.
versity heads In Chicago today took
opposite views regarding the lorna.
ton OF union by professors OF the
University OF Illinois.
DIR. Harry Pratt Judson. univcrs.
ity OF Chicago. said terseiy. 81 don't
care TO discuss the question. In fact.
l don't want TO take any notice OF
the matter"
DIR. Thomas r. Holgate, North
western university. said he didn't
see any harm In college professors
forming n union.
III. as Il In stated. tho union as
formed. will permit freedom OF ex.
preston by tho professors. 1 can
readily see its use." he said. "of
course. professors can abuse n union
like any other body OF men. Con.
Quoted properly. much good can
come OF Il. IL conducted improperly.
much harm can be done"
Over suggestion that a strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Plan Air Traffic
Norway to | London

CHRfsTfANfA. May Air traffic
between Norway and England Il be.
Ing arranged. Representatives, OF
Norwegian interests have Just 70.
turned from conferences In London
Problems 90 International law Will
probably delay opening Of service un
N next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
j n Ezsy-nYou Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets

1Aoeocsee q keeping young b 10 feel
1Umg-D DO this you must watch your
UVw1nd bowcis- there'snoneedo Of hav.
~ . snllDw complexion = dark rings
n4og yuaw sycs pimples--a bilious
nh b your face--dull cycs with no
opokkle Your dccfcrwill tel you ninety
~ cent Of al sickness comes from a.
ocfiye bCwcls md liver.
d. EdwariA Vcil-kncwn physician
y O1i0 perfected . vegetable com.
Doun6 mixed with olive oil to Get on
- nvor and bcvcl4 which b. gnve 10
- paeienfs for years.
n. EdwasdS Olive Tablets. the sub.
G(lkueB fog calomsi. ars gentle In their
ogeign yet always effective. They bring
obou1 that exuberance ol spirit, that
qntzsral buoyancy which should Be en-
DD1ed By everyons. By tonins UP the livcs
- clearing the system Of impuritie&
You viii know Dr.. Edwards Olive
{S11sto b. their olive color. Loo and
- ~ bo& Al drueusta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
MUST EXAMINE ALL
CITY CAR EMPLOYEES

II IL impossible for the city TO
waive examination OF street railway
employees taken Into the city service
with the purchase Of the stree; car
system. This In the opinion Of Cor
poration Counsel Walter y. Meier
rendered "Wednesday at tho reaues,
Of Superintendent Of Utilities Muir.
phinr.
Councilman Robert n. Hesketh rec.
ofnmsnded that the men b. blanket,
"a into the city civil service. Tho
charter does not permit such a step.
the corporation counsel AYERS.
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EYES OUR SPECIALITY

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BUY Victory Bond and help
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
PRESEDINTELE 81 SUFRA-
GIUL FEMEILOR DIN TE-
XAS.

WASHINGTON, II Maiu. =
Presedintele Wilson spera ca sta
tul Texas. in referendumul san
asupra electoratului, va da femel-
lor ,.justitie gallant" dupa cum
anunta telegrama facuta public
astazi de Dina Minnie Fisher Gu
nningham, prezi'denta Asociatiu-
nei femeilor sufragete din Texas.
Telegrama aceia ra trimlsa
din partea presedintelui 81 zicea
.,Privesc Gu mare interes la re-
ferendumul din "a Maiu asupra
sufragiului femenin, 81 nutresc
speranta ca barbatii din Texas,
printr'o mare majoritate, vor ola
justitie galanta femeilor din
state.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
REFIECTu.
S / s r E M U-L

Astazi .,sistemul" este la moda.
Proletarii afurisesc sistemul de
All, il afurisesc 81 fetele ce au tre-
cut de patruzeci primaveri !;
ciinii de pc strada ce trebue sd
doarma GU un ochiu deschis de
teama hengherului, tot pc sistem
y blastama; pungasul ce nu poa-
te sterpeli in siguranta punga- tre-
catorilor de teama politiei, uras-
tie sistemul, 81 char eel din Young
stown - tot GU sistemul au de
lucru.
Asa dara, daca faci prostio
- sistemul e de vina. Daca nu
reusesti in intreprinderile tale, fie
certate Gu legile, din lipsa de a.
bilitate orr capabilitate - arunci
vina pc sistem. Domnul GU bino-
clu la ochi, care mincat averea
lui tata-so prin scoli, 81 care sa
ales din toata daravera Gu o sti-
ella de pomada in buzunar 81 cu
cite vre.un papuc de curtezana.
Isl scuA nereusita i'm viata Gu -
sistemul; la fel 81 ciumpasul sd
m1ngaie Gu gindul ca daca ar Fl
trait in alt ,,sistem" poate ar fl
fost un ON mare - un Alexan-
dru Macedon.
Gel ce Sc malta este pismuit de
invidiosi ce nu pot sd iasa din
mocirla patimilor, acesti din ur-
ma sd mingaie totusi atribui3d a.
eestei inaltari, nu talentului, ci
sistemului!
Sistemul pacatos striga pierde
vara, striga studentul lenes 81
prost, striga elementele corupte 81
striga fratii din Youngstown!
.Sistemul pacatosi Da paca-
tos, cind un presedinte, char da-
cal chiama Reu, Sc face att de
bun ca sd dee communicate socie-
tatilor sd vina in ajutorul nu stiu
- cui, lar cfnd trebuia sd stri-
ge dupa ajutor cind Gu influ-
enta atunci a uitat sd strige!
Oar ce Sc faci, 9 vina sistemul !!
Orfaniir ramasi in urma celor
morti de influenza spaniola, de
sigur, ar Fl protestant cind prese-
dintele Ligei ar fl cerut ajhtor'
pgltru ei, insa domnii nu Sc snpa,
ra, cind presedintele ID comuni7
cate insistfnd ca toti Sc ia ,,beie-
te.1 dar &c Sc faci, la nijlocs
tot sistemul, pacatOsul sisten1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
Il|FonnIk

CIT trsbue - plateasc& Austria.
Paris. Sc anunta ca clausa
de indemnitate din tratatul DE-
pace Gu Austria prevede ca ca
sd plateasca aliatilor 0 suma mai
mica de cinci orr ca acea ceruta
de la Germania. Snma ceruta este
de 5000, ,D00, 900 marci de aur, fa-
ra bon.
Eng1exii vcr aduma sirma De pc
cimpul ~ fuptk Londra. -
Colonelul Stanley Smith q fAeut
socoteala cA eel putin 100, ,O00 to-
ne De s1rma ghimpats, Sc aflA In
gropata Ia spatele vechilor linii
'engleze din Franta. Dinsul nice
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
Mar uIHlISufL.

OdTe DtHlll HoStIl .pIltlcIll, u4Il-
tire carl unul, ne invrednicise din
Youngstown. Ohio, - mai acum
citeva luni GU ScrisOare SEM
nata: ,,P. NJ" ...., ce ar ii zis
daca acuma de festivitatea. lor ce
trecu, ar fl PRINT un astfel de
compliment din partea altora?
Omul cuminte tOtdeauna Isl
scrie epistolele pc o bucata de -
inghietata
Baiatul de acum citiva ami, a
carui obiele de la opinci umplu-
sera desagii cind a plecat la A
merica, acuma umbla din un oras
in altul GU geamantan de piele
,.cowhide" 81 Isl poarta ghetele
Oxford scumpe, briciul, ster-
garul 81 alte bmatati GU dinsul.
Papagalul nOstru care nu site
decit Sc imiteze, da semne noui
de viata. Probabil Sc invata cum
Sc umble pc piciOarele proprii.
Deunazi, unul Sc tinguia ca la
fatat vaca un purcell. Asia $ ar Fl
putnt int1mpla 81 pc la Youngs-
town. daca suma ,,iesitelors' ar
fl intrecut pc cea ,,intratelor'
Feliul de gindire al Americana
lor de la conferinta de pace Sc
poate resuma in urmatoarele :
Tot ce-i mai bun, nu va fl bun
de ajuns pentru Franta 81 tot ce-i
mai rau, nu va fl deajuns de ran
pentru Germania 81 aliatele SALE
Pittsburgh are greva de street
cara. Sc pare ca ambitia acelui
ofas de ajunge 81 ell intre ora
sele mari, are SAL faca- Sc adoap-
te orr ce prostie de la orasele
mari.
Unul dintre ziarele .noastre
scrie ca este ,,try-weekly". Pro-
babil, prin aceasta, neo-america-
null nostru, dorea Sc spuna ca ell
try ca Sc ajunga = weekly.
In tot cazul, un semn al vremii,
de care va trebui sa Sc tina cont.
Daca numai ,,reclamele" sunt
partea Gu care Sc poate lauda I'M
ziar ce Sc crede ,,serios'' atunci
Eau, Sc ma iertati, dar trebue Sc
ajung la concluziunea ca acel III
ar nu are alta misiune decit ,,re-
clama".
Germanii spun ca nu vor SEM
ma tratatul de pace. Sc poate.
Oar moi stim ca alta timp cit a.
liatii au de ,,dresseur" pc mare
salul Foch, Germanii la singura
comanda d7nsului, vor Fl invoiti
nu numai Sc semneze, ci 81 la ace
ca, Sc puma degetul pc crucea di-
naintea numelor, ca niste analfa-
beti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
Saloneri carl nu mai scot licen

ia. Elyria, Ohio. - Dintre cei
100 de saloneri din Elyria 81 Lo-
rain II 'au mai facut nici unul a.
plicatie pentru licente, earl sa lie
permita a-si tine localurile deschi-
Sc inca o ri mai multi, adica 81 IN
Ziua de 26 Maiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20

AAAA3ANVEs, Vn1V. &
s.4*+++%+%~s44&ss+%%%&%>%+S
ca comitetul 6nsarcinat Gu aduna-
rea vechiturilor din razboi va des-
gropa toata sirma 81 0 va pune in
vinZare.
Saloneri carl nu mai scot licen-
ia. = Elyria, Ohio. - Dintre eel
100 de saloneri din Elyria 81 Lo-
rain II au mai facut nici unul a.
plicatie pentru licente, carl sa lie
permita a-si tine localurile deschi-
Sc inca ri mai multi, adica 81 N
ziua de 26 Maiu.
Atitudinea democratilor Oeki.
- Praga. Comitetul executiv
al partidului social democrat din
republica Cehoslovaca a declarat
ca unit in ceea ce priveste des-
legarea problemelor sociale 81 ca
e gata sd Sc opuna la orr ce act
de violenta care nu de lipsa.
Uciderea unui ministru de raz-
boi. = Dresda. Neuring, minis
trul de razboi al Saxoniei, fost
ucis de soldatii reintorsi din raz-
boi raniti, pc cari-i pusese pc lis
ia sd primeasca solda ca in timp
de pace. Sc zice sca cinci suite din
ire acesti soldati navalisera la
cartierul general, il prinsesera
sill aruncasera in rIul Elba. Pc
|JcIld ninistrul hearca 50 innoa1e
catre NAL, soldatii l-au impuscat.
Noui imprumutyri date aliati-
lor. = Washington. = De la de-
partamentul de finante Sc anum-
ia ca Statelc Unite au mai I'M
prumutat Anglia Gu inca $4,000,
600 de dolari 81 pc Belgia GU l !,
800, 900. Pima aclm Anglia a i'm
prumutat din America 4,316,O00,
600, lar Belgia $40, 100000. Aliatii
datOreaza aici un total de 1910.
219. 124 de dolari.
Cind vine Pershing in tara. -
Washington. - Ministrul de raz-
boi Baker a anuntat ca generalul
Pershing nu Sc va i1iapoia acasa
mai inainte de l Iulie. Ministrul
zicea ca sunt inca multe chestnut
de mare importanta carl GER ca
comandantul general al fortelor
americana sa ramina dincolo.
Ziare oprite 81 apara Dumine-
ca. = Christiana. - Norvegia a
pus restrictie pc ziarele de Du-
mineca. Un nou ordin opreste a.
paritia orr carui ziar in zilele de
DuHineca 81 alte serbatori legale.
Niste semnale furate de tilhari.
Indianapolis Ind. - La citeva
raspintii politia de aici fost
silita sa regulexe circulatia prin
gesturi Gu miinile. Niste tflhari
au furat noaptea trecuta semna-
lele de traffic pc care scrie ,,go"
81 ,,stop".
serviciu dc dietinctis dat unui
Romin. - Aflam ca copsiliul CO.
munal din Alliance, Ohie; a alss
pc fratele v. zfgan maresal al
paradei ce Sc FACE din partea tu-
turor organizat tiunilor straine de
acolo pc ziua de 10 Maiu (Decora-
tion Day.. AcesSta este 0 mare
distinctie 81 ouoare pentru un
R0min.
Paderewsli : dimisiDuat. =
Warsaw. - rinn-ministrul Pade-
rewski al Poloniet si-a inaintat d.
misia din cauza c6 dieta ia res
pins cererea ce i f6cea catre a.
liati Cd offensive armatelor polo
ne sa incetese. nImisia fiisa nu
ia fost acceptaJ Ftuntasii din
dieta GER CO. o1oiva fmpotriva
germanilor So n ne fnainte. Gu
tcAta puteres. tnsi generalul
Pilsudski, unu} tre marii CO.
mandanti ai Ar 4 poloneze, .
ii contramand innl ~ ataea-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20

ca comitetul dnsarcinat Gu aduna-
rea vechiturilor din razboi va dps-
gropa toata sirma 81 va pune in
vinZarc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
Atitudinea democratilor Cehi.

= Praga. - Comitetul executiv
al partidului social democrat din
republica Cehoslovaca declarat
ca unit in ceea ce priveste des-
legarea problemelor sociale 81 ca
e gata sd Sc opuna la orr ce act
de violenta care nu G de lipsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-20
Crim& 81 sinucidere. - M

Crina 81 sinucidere. 50 Matoon,
Ill. Dina Cristina Gramplos
din Lorain, Ohio, a fost 1mpusca-
ia de catra indianul Carl Red
Eagle, tovarasul> Ell de circ. Du-
pa ce femeia a murit Red Eagle
s'a sinucis. Tragedia avut loc in
fata circului cfnd politia a ares
tat pc acesti dol sub acuza ca ira
iesc in mod Illegal, lar arestarea
s'a facut dup3 ce politia din Lo-
rain 1nstiintase politia din Ma
toon, ILL.,, ca femeia are barbat in
Lorain. Dina Gramplos s'a de-
els ca sd Sc, intoarca la barbat
cind indianul tras Gu revolvernl
asupra Ell. Dina Gramplos a fost
o indiana din tribul Cherokee 81
Sc numia: ,,Princesa Arizona"
lar Red Eagle era apaS 81 unsl
dintre eel mai buni aruncatori de
cutie.
Ucigasii lui Liebknecht con-
damnati. - Berlin, - Doua per-
soane acuzate ca ar Fl ucis pc DIR:
Karl Liebknecht 81 Rosa Luxem-
burg iarna trecuta au fost con-
damnati de catra curtea martiala.
Runge a fost condamnat la dol
ami inchisoare 81 pierderea drep-
turilor politice pc timp de patru
ami. Locotenentul Kurt Vogel a
fost condamnat la dol ami inchi-
scare 81 dat afara din servici. Lo-
cotenentul Rittmann fost con-
damnat la sase saptamini Arrest.
Ceialalti au fost achitati.
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were uniformly vigorous, thrifty, and
free from the disease
In the experiment which followed
these Investigations a pecan orchard
containing So badly rosetted, II
slightly rosetted, and q healthy trees
were fortified with stable manure,
cottonseed meal, and a. combination of
the two. After two years the num-
Der of badly rOsetted trees was re-
duced to 7, and rs were in the slight
ly rosetted class, partially recovered
The number of healthy trees had been
increased to So. In the check plot
which was not fortified the disease
increased 1t was found that CONNER
cial fertilizer used alone, as well as
applications Of lime, were not effec-
tive in controlling the disease.
In setting new orchards, the bulle-
tin recommends that only good land
be used. Deep sand, underlaid with
sand, and eroded hollside should be
avoided. After the orchard is planted
the cultural practices should be such
as to increase the depth, humus con-
tent, fertility, and moisture holding
capacity of the surface soil as rapidly
as possible, and to conserve moisture
during dry periods. Intercropping
with shallow rooted plants and legu-
mes is good practice, says the bull
letin
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the final contests, thus permitting the
miners to witness the finish of what
promises to be the greatest Safety
First meet ever held in any country.
At the last national Safety First meet,
which was held in 1911, there were
more than $4,000 miners present The
contests are to be open to all teams
from the mining and metallurgical in
dustries of the United States.
While the national Safety First
meet will be the spectacular feature
of the dedication, other events of i'm
portarice will be sufficient to make the
dedication the occasion for notable
gathering Of the engineers and scienti-
fic men of the country, for the bureau
is engaged in many tasks outside the
safety problems in mining. The diff
ferent laboratories of the bureau have
been completely equipped for the in
vestigation of the various problems
relating to, not only greater safety,
but also to great efficiency in the min
ing and metallurgical industries. Visi-
tors will be invited to the electrical
workshops and laboratories of the bu-
reau and also to the petroleum, gas
and coal laboratories, the testing gal
lery of the mine safety section, and
the industrial gas-mask division.
Another point of interest will be the
experimental mine of the bureau at
Bruceton, Pa, twelve miles from
Pittsburg, where an actual explosion
of coal dust in the mine will be staged
for the benefit of those attending AT
I the experiment station there is also
to be shown a complete exhibit repre-
senting the mining and metallurgical
industries of the country. 1t is ex-
pected that this alone will prove
magnet for the scientific men, as 1t
will represent the latest developments
| in these industries only to be brought
together in such an exhibit. In addi-
ton there will be a varied program,
including visits to typical Pittsburg
industries. The dedication will cover
three days, September 29 and 30 and
October /.
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PECAN ROSE1TE RESULT
OF TREE STARVATION
Recently Completed Experiments
Show That Well.NOurnished Pc
can Trees Are Less Suscep.
tlble TO This Common
Disease.

Washington-Rosette, the most SER
ious disease of pecan trees In the
Southern States, is a result of soil
deficient in humus, fertility, and mois-
ture supply, says Bulletin 1855 recent
ly published by the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture, which is
report of recently conducted expert
ments, covering a number Of years, to
determine the cause OF the trouble
To control the disease in established
orchards. as we'll as to prevent II
among newly-set trees, the bulletin
recommends that the soil be built up
by the addition Of large quantities OF
transforming materials.
Previous to conducting the expert
ments. department specialists, made a
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THOMAS A. KEITH,
Secretary Treasurer
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BUREAU OF MINES
IS AGAIN BACK TO
ROUTINE WORK
After DevOting Practically All Its At
tention to War Work, Mining
Experts Back to Duties.

Washington.-After having devoted
almost its entire energies toward
helping to win the war by giving over
to the common cause its experts, that
they might through their peculiar
knowledge develop now methods OF
dd kuction for the enemy, the Bureau
of Mines, Department of the Interior
has now returned to its interrupted
peace program, and during the week
of September 20 next will formally
dedicate, to the best interests of hui
manity, its new million-dollar labora-
tories and workshops in Pittsburgh
Pa, with ceremonies which will be
national in scope.
High officials of the Government, to-
gether with the governors OF the prin-
cipal mining states and the leaders IN
the mining industries and miners or
ganizations will be present to take
part in the dedicatory ceremonies.
A feature Of the dedication will be
great, national Safety-First meet
teams Of miners from all over the
country competing for cups and med
ais which will proclaim theih supre'
macy to the entire country. There
will be contests in rescue work and
first aid to the injured, and as there
is immense rivalry between the teams
Of the different mining companies, it Is
expected that these contests will take
at least two days for decision. Or
September 30 the elimination contests
will begin at Forbes. Baseball field II
Pittsburgh and will continue unit
only the winning teams are left fol
the final championship contests, which
will take place on October 1 immed
lately after the elimination trials are
completed. Souvenir banners. badges
and mementoes will be given to every
competing team. 1t is hoped that thu
coal operators in the Pittsburgh dis
d'cts, employing thousands of men
u Z1ieclare a holiday on the day o
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Election Notice

Pursuant to an order of the Mason
Fiscal Court, special election will
be held in Mason County, Kentucky, on
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1919, between
the hours of six a. m. and four D. M,
at which election there will be submit
ted to the voters of Mason County the
following question:
ARE YOU FOR A PROPERTY
TAX OF TWENTY CENTS ON EACH
500 WORTH OF PROPERTY IN THE
COUNTY TO BE LEVIED EACH
YEAR FOR THREE YEARS FOR
THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING OR
CONSTRUCTING, EITHER OR BOTH,
THE ROADS AND BRIDGES OF MA
SON COUNTY,"
Voting booths will be opened in the
various precincts of the county on
said day.
CHARLES E. GALBRAITH, Sheriff.
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HAVE YOU A BAD BACkl
II You Have, the Statement of this
Maysville Resident will In
tereSt You.

Does your back ache, night and
day;
Hinder work; destroy your rest?
Does it stab you through and
through
When you stoop or lift or bend?
Then your kidneys may be weak.
Often backache is the clue.
Uric acid and its ills
Make the burden worse and worse.
Liniments and plasters can't
Reach the inward cause at all;
Help the kidneys-use the pills
Maysville folks have tried and
proved
What they say you can believe.
Just to give you further proof,
The kidney action may be wrong,
If attention is not paid
More distress will soon appear.
Headaches, dizzy spells and nerves,
Read this Maysville woman's ac-
count.
See her, ask her, If you doubt.
Mrs. w. A. Schatzmann, 605
East Second Street, says: From
the benefit have received from Doan's
Kidney Pills, which l buy at Chans-
lor's Drug Store, have every reason
to recommend them. Whenever my
kidneys have been irregular in action
or | have suffefed from weakness and
lameness in the small Of my back,
have used Doan's Kidney Pills. They
have always proven sufficient to quick
ly cure and attack"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy - get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Schatzmann had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-23

study of the orchards in the South
ern States, and found that on the riv-
er tood-plain soils of southern Louis
lana the disease is practically I'M
known, while in Georgia and Florida
large portion of the diseased trees,
probably 80 per cent or more, were
found on the hilltops and slopes. In
the same localities, but in low lands
where humus and fertility had accu-
INFLATED from year to year, the trees
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-05-23
DIRECTORS MEETING

A called meeting of the Directors
of the Maysville Warehouse Company
will be held at their office at the Bank
of Maysville Saturday afternoon, May
"a. at o'clock. A full board is de-
sired as business of Importance is to
be transacted.
THOMAS A. KEITH,