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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
LOUISVILLE
JOE'S CAR

Sun, w. T. hrIcr. wifi" IN" n",'H,
Wood william. and Philip OF CRmhrnh"
.pcnt Sunday with his nhnt'' s,'; =
Wophcrson and Niaa F1ln V. Matthew,
Mrs. Carolyn Hare. OF nor'h o' 'o"''
ia In , very critical condition.
prv ~ o. Tcogartien IL conducting
,rcccssr,,l revival meeting mere ,,
IT, Mission Band OF tho Nj T.; churCt !, !,
Ia meeting Sunday morning. any
With other matters cioctco tnet, dnnt
year's officers IA 1ollowHI IutE
i Dorls M" trcasuror. Mattie McPherson.
IinJcr tho direction OF II. =. oipSj;
80 ~ the local school. spichu,Iu
Arbor Dny program waa rendc 1. w ,tnr.
n,,nIls on Friday afternoon. lne ssonS
tainment consisted OF ec1tu|f'''''
and dialogues. rr,rden were
~ ~, tho rhetorical program az 81
S,oir.yi,Ie High school Frioay Sa-
80 Rev. Tcagarden conducted LILO w
uotionnl exercises Of the mcetins, homo
Tho Sunshine Rand met IL 'N0
.of Marie Bowles. SaturohS- o.oo,crInc
o. NJ Charles HLmmerl" Is rcco"ei's
.cvcre attack or influenza
Mrs T. r. Drcnncn mas re1 49, prv-
- The serious illness Of MIs. Eiao Sbn
~, McKclvcy Of Huntiy: 60 her
wns taken to COLORADO "p he restored to
rriends here hope she may DC
he S5tn. Matthew'S. Of Butter NILE. phnr-
sli ~ his sister. Mrs. w. Mcrhe'
con over the week -, a. clairs-
Miss elizabeth sutton, o. Ecphsrson
.v,iie was the guest OF DoF's 1oe-
'h u r. Gordon telephoned ms n9 Sher.
Mrs. Emma Gordon. from L' ,arre from
mat he expects his dlscna,n hayne
w arInv Friday. and Will
S.nrday OF Sunday. work
rovnship Superintendent w. ~ town
W. 81 Ciairsvrlle. was IN 49, 10 :,
T 1ran trying to secure a po btsh
ineL :;t',;n in a vacancy In inc ns .
snose'1 ~ Morrtstown. made by inc "a
scheot ~ one Of tho instructors. .rs
urins W only q few remaining ~ 80.
there O." ro Mr.. workman is very al .
me an to secure q teacher tn@ sr work.
Io not lose credit for tne y Iyho re-
n'S NJ. Anna Gibson and fani EIy..,dgeDort.
,tiy moved to a farm ne a1.EraW prop-
go purchased the ]: II; VIC ra1,odeling
any, ~ hammock. and after Ell their
cry onse win occupy 1t ano Inc,e IA
tne ~ Their daughter. MISS 11aDnock
1ar c,,ed in the postoffice q. aIhert.
orpaotH winters and oroInei. of
.,;sur were guests. InulsuA'' W
Of faf Ethol and F1orence Estep' co.y,
Al E,esss Sadie Hare and AMI iLae,,ue at-
Sscar Taylor Of st. ClairS s1entns.
tended 9hT Iron Tsylor. Of St clai5syi,ls.
Miss IS, " rpest Of Cornell Lopez THURS
dav evening.
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Southern Association
.UpheId in Its Action

NASHVILLE, April t.-Thc natlonAls
board Of arbitration, the supfemAea
court" ~ minor league baseball. has aeSi
sidod that tho seven player limit Tnifb
aud other ruioa adopted Wy tha BaukAgt
ern asnnnIarinn ai ~ sprinh nlsal iHAarof
ne, Ia nunnIm wlih tho regulations or
,uuanIs.i i,aaabaIi trsslAsnL AAfHNT
~ 10. Southern aas"os.tidn IN anhpu
Ins H.. dn,sIhI"" To-day said Inst. wWle
" wan hnnded dawn IN rpfnr"sSN 10
so"h",n osH,ala,l"N FnAt,"', u hsid
good f"r tho I'aclnc Coast Dsahus. lhs
interim l"npi i.sHuc, The American assp.s.
citation nuh nthnr rniu"t aasoclatI 3Ds. tl
The ruling means" President AArtin!f
said, That tho southern Assoclat ion now i
Inns tho right TO IrRialats for Itself anoss
hpr tho right to sbvsrn Its internal AitA
fairs. u mems freedom for minotss
league haacbal1." gisas
Tho appeal on the seven player fulAs
which limits each club In the ApOeesAy
tIon to seven players with class a
pcricncc prior to 1913, WAS taken 10 tnlS
board Of arbitration by the New oneonasI
club. 43ssZ,
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RHefB,

Mr. and Mrs. Russol Crawford moved
Thursday into the McWhorter tenant
house.
MT. and Mrs. Goly Clemens moved
recently into the. Miller property.
Mrs. Mason McGlumphy and little
daughter. Dolores. moved this week into
her parents home
Frank Cunningham, Of Majorsville'
was business visitor IN Dallas, on
Wednesday,.
Local relatives received word this
week Of the serious illness OF Mrs. John
Barnhart at her home in GraYsVille-
She is suffering with pneumonia
There are eighteen cases OF flu at
Huntsville. At Jacktown the disease IS
raging with several deaths.
There Is a band OF Sypsfes camping
ON Turkey run at present so horse
trading and fortunc-tellinG is the order
Of the day
John kimm4ns Is visiting his mother.
Mrs, s. w. Kimmins this week..
Marian Henderson was q business
visitor in Philadelphia Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Powell who nave
been i'll Of fus, are recovering.
The family Of Dorsey Strtcklin, VINO
have had the flue, are recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White have rented
the Sadie McGlumphy property;
Mrs. Wylie Caldwell Is spending sew
oral DAYS with her son, Albert. in tho
Martins Ferry hospital. He Is recover
ing nicely from al appendicitis opcr-
utiOx-
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menaechen Personals.

Miss Florence Seltncr has returned
home after brief visit at Wellsours.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Kcrrer and daugh-
tor. Helen Marie. Of Glendale were cnll-
ing on relatives in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Seltncr was calling on ncr
mother at Brooksidc yesterday.
Mrs. Dory Lukehart of Kirkwood WIS
calling on friends in this city yester-
day.
Mrs. Margaret shrivcr was calling on
friends In Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. George Killer left yesterday FOR
Columbus. Ohio, where she will visi;
her parents.
Miss Thclma Morris was a visitor in
Moundsvllc yesterday.
Miss Clara Hobart has returned 10
her home AT Woodland after a brief risi;
here with her aunt.
Jesse Ruby is i'll at his home
Miss LuetIa Kcmplc has accepted
position at a. NJ. Iorentz's grocery.
William Bordall Of Moundsrille spent
yesterday in this city.
Lcmucl Hunter has returned homo
from Warrington. where he was called
by the death OF relatives.
Miss Dorothy Young Is alb" To hr out
again. following II brief illness.
Misses Pearl Sears and J.. lGb"rly LEFT
today for New York ami other eastern
points.
l.. It, Grn~ f"rd h". returned 4" hia
huIur Ia clay sviilG urlu IA hrlGr Visit
here"
Private ,!nIEI"y las returned home
nGiui rI.r,"lInr r"rcIni 'i"Yn al Cameron.
tiu"rnr It",,r."""r 81 :i"'w""d ~"h
.oiiInr ga rrI"nd, III IhIa city p"nt"'
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Cnnnni1 Mating.

The bI-wcckIy meeting OF tho cit?
council will take place tomorro" N"h-
Ing. No unusual business VIII occupy
that body this week.
Tho finance committee OF inc cnun-
ell is requested to attend II called moot
Ing in their rooms in inc CITY ou'.u'n %
Mt tho regular hours for the purpose Oh
auditing the pay roll.
Personals.
George w. Furhcc attended q Iamll?
reunion at GlnvcrS Gap. W. va. !cs-
tardny, held in honor OF hls fhih"r' Mt.
hnrnn Furhrc, who /. crlrbrnl ing His
9.nd birthday. Mr.. F'urhrr: 81. Is
veteran Of the Civil war. tn" m'c' ihS
will DO Informal and will be nltrnucti
bv his children. grandchildren and
decentralization.
Mi.a Lena NIchcrgnli ia entertaining
an her guest. Mrs. NJ. Vance. OF Pills
burgh. ,.s
i.inyd Goodcn Is spending few days
in his home In Marietta.
J. N. Hunter has returned from nu ,hn
death Of a relative. o,
In entertaining Miss Virginia Smilh. 81
To{rmont. at her homo on Main street.
Mrs. cora Postlcw" ght. who mas
hccn confined NJ tho Glendale hospitnl
with an nitacll OF pneumonia, Is 10 DC
removed Ia her homo soon. =.
Sum .Geogline. still In the service VI
Uncle Sam. Is spending ten DAYS lur
Tough at his home here. He mas pe'ii
overseas for several months.
irwin Fisher, OF BoRgs Run, VINO mas
,ust undergone a serious operation at
tho Glendale hospital. is recovering
Viii NieberEall. of Main street. Is the
victim OF nm attack Of rheumatism.
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American Casualties
Killed In Action.

Killed In AcS1on-
farsen, Marshall O.. Clarendon: "a.
MID from Accident and osnef S~"sos'
Lieutenant: ,,hhu,1 vi,
Hickman. Walter New fofh, ~ l.
Sergeant: c,a,ot,,d a
Private: ,,,. f-,avs,aod Ohio.
wounded Severely.
ambs George n. Cleveland. ONO.
I.h,nsp.racr. Victor. Emaus. "a
$50, Frederick G.. Clinton. Ohlo.
,rnuna.a iD.srse UnastssminoA)
l'riyatazi - .,,,.h,,s ia
miller ttuy IL. LAM 10.
.,h wlliIum H.. t'hIiil""tho. ono
wounded rlahhJ.
s,'.nhrn., atnher' II. Kansas my ~"
,...i,,, william ~ NnwnNn'io. ia
,.,,lx gtunt~y. i,"rAIn OhI".
.,s. r.r,i, lGaadsSiin. w. Va
--.n Floyd, waahlnGt"n. "a
Ca-1sr Zoe n, pSiStol. W. Va
~, K.i,.y, Rayland. Ohio.
1sa{ov Gail. Columbus. OHIO.
TS.nnS. Ea1naEt W., Iswoon'"rS-
%,,s uorbcrt j. hmbridKe, Pa.
aGiraing In Action
L'f naIi Alien. South Bend. Ind.
Private: -.,
county, W. Va.
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Tho Christian Endcavor Society or tho
First Church Of God will hold their
their weekly meeting this evening In tho
narlors of the church. Mt which time
number Of important business matcra are
10 be taken I'D and discussed. Following
the business session, a social hour will
be enjoyed. 1t is requested that all
members be present.
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HALF BILLION ISSUE
OF CERTIFICATES WILL
Be PUT OUT APRIL 10

WASHINGTON. April 6,-Another ts-
sic of the loan certificates OF indebted
ness of $500, 900, 900 minimum. dated
April 10 and maturing September H.
bearing AZ per cent interest. was an
nounced today by the treasury: SUD-
scriptlon books will close April II.
This is the first issue OF loan certin-
coics for nearly month. tho last bl-
weekly issue having been omitted from
tho nrogram because Of the large over
suhscrIptiou Of previous issues lncliia-
ing this issue. the amount Of cert
10 he redeemed from proceeds or INC
Victory Liberty loun Ii approximately
$6.355 .60OONo.
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DALLAS

c,vdc william. tho little, fourteen
,,oni i old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
i roweIi died Sunday. March 3oth nftcr
n ten day illness OF influenza and pn"u-
'h1 urt,.,c funeral services were held
uondnv Mt two o'clock by Roy. Fred
'rInr iyIlinrns after which I'll" body
yyn. luid at rest In the Da Has cemetery.
20 ,,n,,sunlly sud circumStnnc" connect :
II 9th the dcnth Of their only rhlld
WIN. that the parents were both W OF
the fu and unable TO sec their h'tlo
treasure laid AWAY
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KEEN COMPETITION 4
N BOXING TOURNEY

BOSTON. April 1.-THE national ana
teur boxing championship here tomot.
row ana Tuesday will derrSo pespeciall35
keen competition In thu III, 1SS and 1Ss.'
Mound clnasoa ~ tho Anath1e Afhletle1
Union has voted to 5000 the WtAnaret
to Scandinavia this sprinH - rsereseoi
tho United States In = numbR q ntAt1
national boxing contsstA .di.ls..S!
Titles will ba fought tot In t1osle4s
1lB. 11S, 136. 1<k, ia. 17S and AaANJt'
weirht Glasses. Tia army and nNHNl
Boston, Now OStsanA Cleveland, fitt1ls
brush. PhfAAdalphiA and EeN York ~
b sIprsssrt & i'Ss
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BENWOOD


Al s"ldIrrG. sailor" nnd rnnrln"r n-c
rcuu"alrd To- H"uh ih"lr military records.
with photographs, To llcaduuart"rs.
World War Veterans. Rex Theatre
building. Wheeling Th"H" records Will
b. complied in book form by county
units for tho state Of West Virginia.
md will when completed b" n thorough.
arIhcnIlc record az tho dn"ds "r West
VIrgininns' big part in IN" big war. No
moro valuable book on tn" war. for
local people. can hr had thHn the vol
umu which IL now In process OF prep
nral!on. Mr.. George $. Houston, sccr"-
tary OF tho World Wnr Vets In Mar
shall county, IL In charge OF the work.
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Examinations Endod.

Tho teachers examination. which hnVc
been held mt the Union High school for
three days, ended Saturday. when -
tcuchcrs took the tests. Superintendent
Mcdowell conducted the tests. assisted
Ivy Superintendent IIanifan. Tho papers
were sent TO Charleston and will rctura
corrected.
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'MECHEN
,.a,-r,..r Hsuidsnt passss Away.

rOrmor HouMonI I1ssoo 1A"HV'
Mrs TennGssce Conway. former resi-
dent OF this city. Passed AWAY rT"l"S
,n,,ruine at the home at her dhuEh''r'
Mrs. Raider Of Ciurh siurE following an
r,I.ndcd iiIncas. MIC. Conway ""a ~
h,r suvunly -siEth year sh" "nh we'll
hn,vn Ia thls city and i'"r many itl""i'
S,ill H.. rrL.,s ed 10 learn "f ii"i death
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Moot This Afternoon.

Scahright division, No. At, Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers. will meet
this afternoon ut 1;30 o'clock In the II.
of p. hall, in Marshall street. Matters
OF particular interest will be considered.
and d full membership Is expected.
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Entertained friends.

MlzH Mary Wnrllrld "ntrrtn'neu
group Of her friends Saturday NVehhR
at her homo on Grnnt avenue. Inc "'o-.
ming wan delightfully."- Hpcnt In games
md music and dancing. AZ Into hou.
tho guosts wcro served To delicious
thrcc-courEo luncheon.
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WILL ThornnRnt1
twenty-five

VIII Thompson, aged tWenty-IVc
years, died Thursday night. April 3rd
after an illness of Influenza and pneu-
monta. He was united in marriage to
Miss Mary RigGlc in April 1915. who
with two children survive. lie also
leaves a father. mother. two sisters ana
TWO brothers, Intrernent will be made
at Calls. Funeral arrangements are not
complete
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uuertrd tn noni them tn IN" H""r"'erP'
Room = Ia tho it"S Thonlnr bmi'h'ha' ~
In requested TINT thor" WHINING inc"
pIclurcE to appear will aond thHm IN M
quickly mn puHnblc.
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Baltimore & Ohio Veteran Association

The Baltimore & Ohio Veteran assocln-
ton will meet at their hall. under Inc
postofflce, Wednesday evening 1t Is eH-
pected that Superlntcndents Scott ana
Smith will be present. The session Will
begin promptly at o'clock and all men,
bcrs are urged TO be present.
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an Wing no had been transferred to Camp
Dix. New Jersey. and from there he
roes TO Gimp Sherman. Ohio. where nc
will receive his discharge As this
his Vicinity and WAS never home on II
furlough his many friends can scarcely
walt until the day OF his arrival ut
home.
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Hold Bake Snl0.

Hold Bake Sale.
D,.<rtet No. , Of tn" Ladies' Aid an
cirty Of the First VI. +" church held :.
pastry sale Saturday evening In Tn"
Price grocery. on sixth street. The Shl"
opened with mn "lhh"rni" dl"rinY 81 d"-
uriu,,, pastrirg, consisting Of bread. rI"s
md cnkrs. The ladtrH w'r" Hn"II re-
,I,ved Of their pastries and II nr"i sun,
,,,. rcrIizc,I. which will hr ua~l for Inc
benefit Of the society.
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nRrookdnle Farm"

Tho amateur production OF "iro"k-
dale Farm" which wnS sn rhnrmlnElH
stnyrd IN this city recently. Is said 10
be- looming before Hrnwn"d audiences
nvnkn Many calls hive bncn mud" for
M return of the plny md "ppnrt UNITY
/, soon to be given ihos" " hn missed IL
br fore and those who wish Ia src IL
uruIu to do so In the ncnr future.
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,ruuwr CASUALTIES.

cux%ENT CASUALTIES.
D,.d frorn Accident and Other Causes.
Corporal:
Berry. "llnaW' VII Wy 10
Private:
Pattwell. "lchacl. mentor. Ohio.
Died Of Disease.
Lieutenant:
Jackson. Harry y. ball'hoTe. hu.
Private:
Eaircr. Paul J.. Youngstown Ohio.
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Soldier BOY Returns
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer lison received
Tho joyful nawn Wednesday that their
SON Eilsworth who has been over tho
wntcr for no long had arrived safely Mt
New York. On Thursday letter came
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mAroEs III STATUS.

CHANCES ID bGAGU0'
Tho following cabled corrections are
s.sucd an an appendix 70 the regular
casualty lists at the request OF inc sew
eral press associstiona:'
wounded Slightly. 9rsv1oualy Reported
E1os4n4 La Aottcn-
Private:
%soundcA (DcIree Cndotorzq1ns d), HTevt-
ons1y Exported 1TlsGtnS IN Action
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Tho Premier orchestra will furnish
the dance program for tho coming Mhr-
rird Mcn'n club dance 10 be EIv-n tho
Monday inter Easter In &rmory hhli.
Preparations arc being made for the
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All McMrchcn boys VIII" hnv" hcrn In
tho rcrvicc Of Uncle Sam and wnnt their
pIc,urcs to nppcnr IN the official regard
book Of tho World War Veterans arc re-
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Tho rocket d"p1rimnnt Of tho wheel
Ink SIccl and Iron mill In tn" only do
Ia TT mont OF tho company located horc
lint Ia working overtime. II = Enlu
that thoy nro unable to moot mo a.
,nnnd for pipc Two furnncN1 or tho
nine mill Will resume work. It In raih.
Monday ThcHc furnaces were Idle dur
Ing thc rnst week. No dn,o IL named
for tho resumption Of work In The DINER
departments or thc plant. The tndicN,
tons nrc TINT work will not be sthrled
again before next Mondny.
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wh.nIinr Steel and Iron.

birgcrr dance thin club I'm" give" TN"
arnnUU
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buy WAR SAVINGS sTAAPs-
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-12-27
L.S.(I. AIDS STATE
FAIR ZACH YEAR
PROVIDES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AND JUDGES or AeRicJL-
TURAL AND LIVE STOCK
EXHIBITS.
FkCULTYAEMBERSTAKEPA
University Makss Extensive EXHIBITS
Of work Done "a Extension and
Coli alats departments.


Twenty-three Hac,nbers OF the Col
lege OF Asricul 4ura and Extension
Division or the Louisiana State Uni
versity acted as buperintenaeats sand
judges Of exhibits at the State Far
held ut Shrevs port October 22 to II.
Close cooperation with the univer-
SHY has ben tbs policy OF the State
Fair since rs Organization IA years
ago. Living quarters or tbs Far
Grounds were provided by the man
aeenant for the accommodation u
the Univerz4ty force. Ia addition to
furnishing Ine1 to Judge exhibits and
suBesintend the different departn- nts
Of thtSesaif1 the College of Agriculture
p.aGe extensive exhibits of its own.
Ia faft, the gsrfsh exhibits, which
were In charge o. the farm demon.
ftratios ,xSe9ts and the boys ard
girls cl,ffi cts formed the great
er part Of the display in the agricul'
tural building.
The university members who took
part In the State Fair this year and
their Respective duHs are ss fol
lows: W. r. Dodson, in charge Of
agricultural division; w. r. Perkins
end G. L. Tiebout, judges: J. A. Ret
Lead, superintendent Of agricultural
building; 3. Szyaoniak, judge OF fruits
ard nuts: ". g. Iaggart, judge %
sugarcane, syrup and sugar; J. u.
Jenkins tudga Of rice: A E. k!dder.
suaarintendent OF corn division; Z.
w. Edgerton, Judge Of com; c. n,
STAPLES, urerintendent o. catee d''
vision; J. G. LIE j., sup r'nte"d mt
of be;f cattla division j. M. Cadwaf
lader. superintendent OF da7rF divis-
ion: e. L. Jordan. supe ~'ntensent sf
swine division; G. P Williams. ST.
parfntsndn~t of sheen division; L. II.
Mflliken, superintendent of horse a.
vision: J. B. Fraacioni, supar'ntend-
cnt OF rig club division; Mrs. William
Swart. sgrer 'ntondant Of canning
ard home de1aonstr atior clubs; Mss
Cly6e Mobley and Miss Mary SIZE
Maddox. assistants: Miss Marjorie
krbour. fridge OF honn- economics ey'
kihits; F. w. Spencer. sHSorintena-
ent OF corn club ard corn Judging
Clubs. Felix Tafhernin, aSs's'ant IN
corn tldeing contests: T. A. Green
srDerintendent of poultry club divfs-
ION; Miss Margaret NJ. ParH, assist
art r.
The ivcreiy Ais fu~,'ah Judges
for most OF the parish fairs. o. when
there are about 35 held IN the state.
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DON'T ovERsTOck THE
POULTRY WARD

The size Of the poultry flock which
can be kept most efficiently will de-
rend first Of all upon the space avail,
able, and, secondly, upon the amount
Of table scraps Or other waste when
is available for feed. say the poultry
specialists Of the Extension Division.
louisiana State University. It is a
mistake to try to overstock the avail
able space. Better results will be OBJ
tanned from a few hens in a small
lard than from larger number. The
backyard poultry flock rarely will
consist of more than 20 or Is hens.
end in many eases Of not more than
or 10, or occasionally Of only 3 or 4.
For a flock of 20 or % hens a space
CT not less than % by 30 feet should
be available for yard. Where less
space is available, the size OF fine
'fock should be reduced. allowing on
the average 70 to 80 square feet DER
bird. a few hens are sometimes kent
successfully with a smaller yard Al.
lowance than this, but If the space Is
available yard Of the size indicated
should be used.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-12-27
DON'T De DECEIVED
BY A PEDIGREE
Insist That Animals Purchased Have
Qualities Of Breed Represented.

Don't be deceived by pedicret
but insist that anirSsls purchaser
have tho essential qualifications o
the psfEculaF breed represented, Il
the surgestt6n Of J. B. Franeioli, O
the S3ytension Division. Loutsians
Statd University, to purchasers o.
rsgsGered hcf~~
.'Thcre az Eundreds of pedigreed
scrub hcgs IN Louisiana and the
constitute menace to the swineAl-
dusty" says Mr.. Pranciopdn pa
though pedierees and regise swine
pere are LAecessaiy t1metiues a
breeees yet they arhe purchaser,
mes-s OF decetm to believe that q
p<hy OF whoutself indisputable evil
peoisree is&fity and superior worth.
aence 81 are, however, that many
me cred hogs through lack of care
IN attention have degenerated into
ere scrubs ard have no place In
rst-class herd"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-12-27
Store TIE Large
SWEETPOTATOCROP
THE MODERN CURING HOUSE
BEST METHOD THAT HAS
BEEN DEVISED.
PLANS FURNISHED FREE
THE Ordinary Potats Bank Is Only
Fifty Per Cent Efficient and Can
not Ee repended On To Save
the Crop.

"'rhe sweet potato crop In Louis
lana was unusually good this year
and there is every probability that
m re- potatoes wete harvested this
fall than ever before" saTs w r.
Perkins Director of Extension, Louis.
iana State University. "Tae ship
laent North will have to b discon-
tinued largely when cod weather
comes In December and the local de-
mind for rotetoes will not BE suffi-
Gent to Utilize the surplus produced.
# they are dumped on the market
duri-g TIE next two months the prizes
viii undoubteslv fsE to a point below
the cost Of production.
"The croo must b. stored. The or
d,Hary potato bank is ryood soma
times, bat it Is prettAnkeH estab-
lishc6 fact that under average condi-
tinns this m rthod IS not over fifty per
cent eficisrt Potatoes can be saved
in banks when they are properly
cured before banking and are then
stored SO rs to be kept dry and welt
rrotectaa from great variations in
temperature.
1.-THE Modern curing house is the
best method that has been devised
for saving potatoes AM ever farmer
who has surp'us of po'a toes is urg-
ed. to take stars toward building such
house or Of improvising one from
az old building 40 :hat mo nota+oes
can b. cured. than stored either in
house or by banking.
"Plans for houses Of sny size Pa
a few hundred bushel capacity no.
well as directions for clirinRStersion
tatoes can be had firm hana Stat I
Department of the King to - I
University. or by
cor-tv agent. >rery irn,s 'a A. l 80
potatoes ssha an 'oas' % NV
CROP in Lyear re~ho y proVlslo9
a1n,ost1ae for -eoperly curing and
CO Them AS more y crop they
"sSoctterrafto7. Christmas than be.
afe apx the demand always exceeds
he .rGpply at that time. Do not allow :
rs potatoes to rot brt provide a
roper storage house for them"