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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Thomson For
Americani&ing
The Elections
Answers Petitions Of The
Women OfEl Paso and
Tells Of Results.

The council OF women voters held
several meetings prior to the munici-
pal primary elee ton and at the first
meeting It was planned TO send a petit
ton to r. E. Thomson. speaker Of the
house OF representatives.. senator R II.
Dudley and representative Adrian Pool
asking that they use their efforts to
procure the submission OF an amend
meut to the state constitution limiting
the right OF suffrage to citizens OF the
United States This petition was pre-
scented and signed BY a large number
Of Ell PasO women. who viii be inter-
ested in the following letter from Mr.
Thomason=
7 have received petition addressed
to me and the other representatives,
asking US 70 use our best efforts 20
submit an amendment TO our consti-
tuition providing that hereafter none
--r Americau citizens shall vote IN our
elections. II IS a pleasure 70 me TO
receive such numerOusly signed Pc
titiOn, and in reply beg to say that
7 devoted considerable time and ef-
fort towards the submission OF this
amendment. and II you viii carefully
read the Woman's suffrage amendment.
which is 10 be voted upon on May "a.
you viii find that this same article OF
the constitution has been 50 amended
liens, men and women. shall partici-
pate IN our elections, 50 you viii see
that IN this manner we have killed two
birds with one stone. You perhaps
know that this has been a hobby OF
mine for years. and I am now very
much in hopes that the good women
will begin 10 effect a thorough or
ganization and adopt this constitu-
tional amendment by an overwhelming
vote.
y am also pleased to inform you
that on yesterday We passed finally
a bill prov ding that hereafter every
person must make out his or her own
ballot, and that the proceedings in the
election booths shall be conducted In
English and no help given or received
except in English Please convey this
Information 10 any other Of the good
women in Fl Paso who are interested
in this worthy movement, and also let
me hear from you concerning any mat
ter OF legislation in which you may
feel an interest,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
BAKER & MARCH
COMING MAR. z.
Are To Arrive At 2:45 and
Leave At 1890 In the
Evening.

Secretary OF war Newton c. Baker
and his chief OF staff. Mas. Gen Pey-
ton c. March, viii arrive in Fl Paso
on Friday afternoon, March p, at 2;45
o'clock and depart for the east at 1880
that evening, according to advices re-
ceived today by Otis C. Coles, chair
man II -he military committee OF the
chamber Of commerce q
Mr.. Coles has not yet been advised
OF their acceptance OF an invitation
to address the public in Liberty hail
AT o'clock Friday evening, but ne
expects them TO do so.
The dinner in their honor VIII De
held at or $50 in the evening so
fhat the guests Of honor can get 20
Liberty han early enough 70 make
talks and get away on their tram at
10 30
The afternoon viii be spent at Fort
Bliss, where the secretary or war ailp
chief OF staff win make inspections
and meet TIE officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Societu


THE CHILDREN OF THE CONFED-
1 ERACY assisted by the Wade
Hampton chapter Of the Z. d. C. win
give a reception and present a pro-
gram on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at Liberty hall in celebration
OF Texas All Heroes day and IN com
pliment to the confederates and men
OF the military service who served
during the present war
Story telling class conducted at the
Central y. W @. a. building on Sat
urdav morning from II until i
o'clock by Miss Helena Huffaker.
All departments Of the Red Cross
shop open IN the san JacintO plaza
Mrs Joseph r Williams. chairman Of
the shop: airs. J. A. Happier, vice
chairman; Mrs. Horace BrOaddus.
chairman Of the various departments
Mrs T. ". Bell. chairman Of the in
formation department Of the shop;
Mr. waiter Davis. vice chairman;
Mrs James A. Dick, chairman for the
day Mrs. L. 3. Tucker. cashier for
the day Airs. II. o. Mantor reserve
cashier. Airs. G. ". Young and Mrs
Charles Auer in charge Of the cake
department. In charge OF the jewelry
department Airs. L. S Stewart. chair
man AIRS. Walter KohlberE, vice
chairman; chairman for the day. Mrs
Charles B Stevens In charge Of the
NAOLAAA= NEElAA AAAAE4l-H al - ANelAAleA4A
Solom.-n. chairman; Mrs. E. H Irwin,
vice chairman; Mrs. z II. Irwin,
chairman for the day. In charge OF The
needlework department. Mrs. Dave
Payne. thairIaan; Mrs. Y. R. stiles,
vice chairman. Mrs. J. ". Eubank.
chairman f0I the day. In charge Of
The bargains department Mrs R s.
Cooke, Chairman; Mrs. Anna Evans,
chairman TO. the day. The reserve
lis. CT ctaiImen includes Mrs. j. c.
Lakeland. Mrs c. E Kelly, Mrs. D.
Bruce Smith. Mrs. c. W. Groom and
Mrs Bur Crndorff. Presiding in the
tea and luncheon room will be Mrs
Charles Davis. chairman. Mrs James
Vance and Mrs J. p. Enlow. VICE
chairman. ana their assistants. Mrs.
Charlie I.ocn.is. Mrs. a. P. Coles. Mrs.
Lee Fraser ara Mrs. Josephine Nations
Morfit. as captains, with Mrs. Leo
SChLster. Mrs. William J. Deavitt. Mrs
Alexander Day Surles, Mrs. Steele
WUfl-vns. Mrs. Roscoe P Foster. Mrs.
Frank Murchison. Mrs. J. Hicks
Tooley. Mrs. William Walk Mrs. Bal
lard CoidWel. Mrs. Thomas Mayfield.
and Mrs a.. J. Cruise as mattresses
Wees end dance at the Country
club.
week end oance at the Khaki club.
Meeting Of the officers Of the D. D.
s. s class at S o'clock Saturday eve
ming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
q Pasoans Returning.

AIr. and Mrs. Jerome Dale. 81. have
returned to the city after a visit TO
Iilas, Tex They are guests at Hotel
Paso del N0rte-
Mrs Robert Krakauer has returned
from a visit 70 California, where she
went for a visit 10 her son. Ralph. who
IS a student in a military school
there.
Capt. George R. Wells will return
on Friday from Camp Upton. where
ne has been stationed for several
months Capt Wells IS the son OF
2Irs. A. ". Wells OF 1906 Magoffin
avenue
Ensign J. Randall Kilburn. OF the
navy training department. Is here
rom his station in Texacolas Florida.
COR a visit 10 his parents. Mr.. and
FRS. J. +. Kilburn. at the family home
on lfaCoffin avenue
Word has been received from Lieut..
John A. Kitchens OF his arrival from
France. after a IS day rough voyage
Litue. Kitchens. with his wife and son.
also his brother, Lester. and wife, will
arrive in Fl Paso next week from New
York to visit with their mother. Mrs
r. Kitchens, 1914 North Florence
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
ORGANIZER MAKES ADDRESS
TO CLERKS THURSDAY NIGHT

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the National Federation OF PostoffiCe
clerks at odd Fellows hall Thursday
night. Miss Myrtle Berry. second vice
president Of the Texas State Fedora
ton Of Labor and general organizer
from Dallas. spoke on Women in IN
dustry." Among other things she said;
Women workers in the restaurant
industry in FL Paso are working
under better conditions than in any
other city in the state and have better
hours and higher pay"
Although interested IN the organi-
zation OF all branches Of labor. Miss
Berry's particular interest is that OF
organizing the women workers ana
lettering their condition throughout
the state.
Other speakers were Henry n
Walker. secretary and treasurer OF
the local Federal Employees Union
Mrs. Nora Dawson, recording secretary
OF the union and Robert c. Scott, pres
ident OF branch sos OF the Letter Car
riers union.
Following the business session. g
social meeting was held a. which
cards and dancing were the features
OF entertainments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
STRONG WORDS
FROM DOCTORS
This Doctor Takes Nuga-
Tone and PTeseFibes i.

Dr. R. B. CrsEford. Sioux City. Iowa. writes
-four NuEl-Tone ranks high as blood and
nerve huildcr- ] use Il myself with ezuelenE
results and / also use i IN NY Eeneral prac-icc-
Tbs MEDICINE acts With especal bcneft upon the
digestive system. improves The appctl-e. helps
the bowel acton. aids n ei1-In1tnz TIE polson-
Gus tuZns- ] md ny lniue1za patents uic< up
quickly ate have gwen them N-Ea-Toue a
short tine To IS The part Of VISION foT cveryo-e
70 keep such n=dicine as Nuga-Ioue OF hand
II al tine
What IS Nuzz-Tone2 A conhinztion Of val
liable Ingredients al recommended and regularly
p1escihed by The foremost physicizns- u .
uspe1ally a ne-ve and blood builder beczuse u
contains Phosphorus ard iron IN hheral rrupc--
uons-elements oitsn lacking in our food
Don't doe your system With lot Of selrur-
lants- whipping tired horse Is the sane in
elect Fed your hiood and nerves With N1Ea-
Tone and incTease your enerU and TiEor and
power Of resistznce.
Druggists guarl1tee NuE7-Tonc- Buy a
hotle- A bottle VII list you a Whdle month
Use Il 20 dzys and If you don't feel better and
look better, take the remainder Of tre packzE-
back to the Druggist and Est yoT money hack-
Good druggists everywhere sel Nusl-
Tone. Try t. Get q bottle today al
Kelly & Pollards Drug store.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
The Joy Of
MuthafSOd Ted
Women Tel HoW They Mads Event
One Of Great Happiness.

IN every part q the lard there are
women who tell how, Through the appl-
cation Of Mothers Friend. they entirely
avoided the suffering Usually ilc-dent TO
motherhood They relate in no uncertain
terms how from its Use the days were
made bright and cheerful and the nights
cal and Testfui, hcw the crisis was
passed without the usual suffering *
perienced when nature Be- unaideds and
how they preserved thelr health AID
strength % devote 70 10 the rearing o
their children and 70 the thilgl lie hnlda
for them
Mothers Friend IS q most penetratinE
remedy. prepared especially for ezpecfanL
mothers from a formula % a noted phy1l-
clan Strain upon the igamenta 10 aToid-
ed. and instead OF a period % dlscomlort
and constant dread Il IS a season o. calm
repose. TIE hours az the crisis are iess.
and Mothers Friend enables the mother
10 retain her natural grace and her skin
ia not cracked and does not become harl
or diEflsuret-
Write 10 the Bradleid Regulator Com
uauv. DEBT j.. Lamar Building Atlln-As
Georgia for their Motherhood Book, and
obtain bottle Of Mothers Friend from
the druggist today.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Indicted Man
Is Being Held
In East Texas
]. Smith Alias K. Becker
Wanted In ElPaso Is In
Jail At Fl. Worth.

J. smith. alias x. Becker. recently
indicted by the Fl Paso county grand
jury on a charge OF swindlfng is be-
ing held in the Fort Worth. Texas. city
jail. according to word received Fri
day morning by sheriff Seth B. Orn-
dorff from r r. Porter. chief OF po-
lice Of that city. Smith was arrested
in wichita Falls. Texas, following an
alleged attempt 10 cash a check for
S67 900 drawn or the Texas Bank and
Trust company. Of FL Paso.
He Is wanted on charges Of passing
worthless checks IN Wichita Falls and
Fort Worth. according TO word re-
ceIved by assistant district attorney
E 3. Elfers-
Be Brought Here.
Smith viii be brought back TO FL
PasO following his trial by Fort
Worth authorities. attorney Elfers
stated. He Is alleged to have obtained
$3.50 from J. D. Brown, OF the Security
Bank and Trust company, on a worth
less check. and later TO have at
tempted TO pass another on the Texas
Bank and Trust company
Chief deputy sheriff r p. Bryant
twice wired the sheriff Of Fort Worth
asking If Smith was In custody there.
and being informed that he was not
took the matter Up with the police
authorities who have been holding the
man for several days.
Or. Z. ID. Strong. Phys. and sur-.
SIS r p Bldg Phi 2II-l577.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
To BED GRUUGHY
WAKE Up FEELING
GLORIOUSLY
Wonderful How Calotabs,
the Perfected Nausealess
Calomel, Makes You Feel
So Good Next Morning.

Doctors say that the old styis caIo-
mel was the best medicine n the world
and the only thing that would
straighten out a disordered liver but
&c had some serious draw backs The
saliVatinE and the sickeuinE after-ef-
fects made many people dread 70 take
It. The new calomel called Calotabs.
have all the liver benefits LEFT IN and
the sting taken out Now yen can take
calomeI without the slightest objec-
ton One Ca1otab on the tongue at
bedtime with a swallow Of water.
that's all No taste, no danger. no
gripping, no nausea, no salts Next
morning your liver Is clean. your sys-
TEN purified and you are feeling like
a tWo-ysar old.-With a hearty Ape
lite for breakfast Eat what you
please.-nO danger
Calotabs are so delightful that your
druggist viii refund the price II YOU
are not delighted with them Sold
only in original sealed packages. price
thirty cents. All druggists now
have Calotabs.-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER
DISPLEASES MANY DEPUTIES

Paris, France, March 14.-An analy-
sis OF the vote. which closed yester-
DAYS final debate in the chamber OF
deputies. shows that 146 deputies al
Stained from voting. which Is inter
preted as marking the dissatisfaction
Of a large section OF the house Al the
indefiniteness Of finance minister
KIotz's statement The report was
current last night that NJ Klotz. In
consequences what he felt amounted 70
4 vote Of censure. Intended TO resign
This report. however. apepars 20 be
unfouuded, for II Is pointed out In 20
UticaI circles that the finance minis
ter was embarrassed by the fact that
he was acting IN the double capacity
Of cabinet minister and peace confer
encs delegate and. consequently 1elt
Obliged to confins himself to general
questions on many points, which are
under consideration BY the peace con-
ference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
High School Girls Basketball Team
Leaves For DeL1ing To Play Game

TIE high school girls basketball
1 team left this morning at 7:05 fo-
Silver City. where a game is booked
for Friday night and then they go
on 70 Deming and play there Satur-
day night
The proceeds Of The game Thurs
day morning went toward paying the
travelling expenses Of this team.
one Of the biggest and most inter
eztinE events Of the season was the
faculty vs. girls team basketball
game, which took place in the girls
gym Thursday morning at 9:45. The
girls have q well organized team and
they played well. as they always do.
9l5, q course the iaeulty was peE-,
-ect-it could not be anything else
The score was 90 20 10, IN favor Of
the girls team.
Those who took part in the game
we're;
Girls team Guards-9iinna Ed
wards, Thelma Stockland;t centers-
rhula Hardie, Dorothy Price for
wards - Clarissa Isermau, Maybelle
Long. Faculty team Guards-Aiiss
Brown. Meta Wood. Rebeccl Gold
stein; centcrs - Miss Taylor. stella
Brick, Miss Gambler; forwards-4irs-
Margaret kinnon stevens, Miss Bess
Routledge.
At assembly period on Thursday, a
final uebate was held from which
two boys were chosen 20 80 10 the
ch~-a ~ Austin. Ben Howell
ald Dan white, on the negative, de-
uaLed AGAINST Frank Clayton and
Jake Barron on the affirmative. The
boys on the negative won the debate
and they are to take part in the state
debate az Austin. which Is scheduled
Tor the first week in May. The sub
iect which the boys debated on was
Resolved. that the Swiss or some
similar universal military system be
adopted iu the Tinted States"
Thursday afternoon az s o'clock a
Jolly crowd Of high school girls and
boys mOtored out TO the range for
target practice The boys did the
work. and the girls directed, and
everyone had a "keen" time The
rarty ended up at the Elite Those in
the crowd were Alberta Eaton Gladys
Booth, Eloise Knots, Harriet Heer-
mans. Helen LOOMS. James Mckenzie
Richard Crawford. Sherod Mengel,
Edward Quinlan, William Merchant.
Frank Clayton. Dan White, Ben
Howell and Arthur Wheatley.
>
Thursday morning at e:A5, IN the
DO = ha J. the boys Of the foot
ball team were presented with big
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
1900 ATLANTA R. R. CLERKS
OUT ON SYMPATHY STRIKE

At lants. Ca, March 14.-About 1900
railroad clerks. employed on all lines
entering Atlanta. walked out today
in q general strike. insympathy OF the
striking clerks OF the Nashville, Chat
tanooga and St Louis railroad.
The strike began several days ago,
after a demand for dismissal OF the
federal auditor, whom they accused OF
unfalrness in interpreting wage de-
mands, which were refused.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT Home
Dr.. Kings New Discovery almost
never fails to bring
quick relief

Small doses once IN awhile and that
throat-tearing, lung-splittinE cough
soon Quiets down. Another dose and a.
hot bath before jumping Into bed, 3
Eood sleep. and hack 70 normal In the
morning.
DR.. Kings New Discovery IS we'll
known For fifty years It's been
relieving coughs. colds and bronchial
attacks For fifty years Il has been
sold by druggists everywhere. A
reliable remedy that you yourself or
any member OF your family can take
safely. soc and SL20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
NAMES THREE TO ADJUST
MINE PRODUCTION CLAIMS

Washington. D. c.. March 1A-Ap-
pointment by secretary Lane OF the
relief commission. 70 adjust claims
growing out Of government efforts TO
stimulate production OF minerals need
ed in war, was announced today al
the interior department. The members
are Philip Moore. OF St. Louis, mining
engineer: J. p Shafroth. former SEN
ator from Colorado. and II. D. Foster,
former representative from Illinois
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
DANIELS TO SAIL SATURDAY
ON HIS VOYAGE TO EUROPE

Washington. d. c. March lf-Ssc-
rotary Daniels left Washington today
for New York TO embark tomorrow on
the transport Leviathan for his Euro
pean trip He viii attend tonight in
Ney. York the dinner TO be given by
the Democratic national committee IN
honor Of Homer Cummins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

wooden sweaters hnlcn were their
reward for the splendid playing they
did while ia the team The boys Of
the basketball team were given 4
rally and a sendotf on their Deming
trip. A tennis club was organized, as
IL Is hoped that tennis courts are TO
be soon laid out on the grounds adj
jacent 10 the high school
=
On Monday and Tuesday OF this
week. the various groups held SPELL
ing contests during the record Pc
RODS. The following students are
the winners Of the groups, lmOgene
Leavell, Ella Mac Hill. Leon kotOslly
and Marietta Blaine as alternate from
MIS- FRANKS group wesley Maggie
Maurice Sackett. George Hall and
Ruth Jaffe as alternate from Daniel
HulTs group; Eddie stern, John Odell,
Esther OFT and Lucy H. Quarrels as
alternate from Dir. Gilkey's group:
John Phillips Lucille Watson, Fred
Vickers and Dewitt Booth as alter
nate from Alvin NulPs group; Norma
Kleiuman. Ada McCracken. Leonard
Walker and Helen Bourland as al
ternate. from Miss l. Smiths group.
Blake Carlisle, Mary Halbert. Viz
ginia Hardy and Minnie Fahrellzamp
as alternate from Miss Rebecca Gold
stems group; Homer Fallai, Elizabeth
Morris. sara Richardson and sam
Aronson as alternate from Miss
AN mn group
on the 21st OF March. elimination
matches are 10 be held. and the win
rers are TO take part in q county con-
test from which spoilers are 10 be
chosen to take part in the district
contest One speller Is to be chosen
IN the state contest at Austin. which
IS 20 take place about the middle Of
May.
2
II was indeed a happy day today
for students Of the high school when
their old favorite. Morris BlumenthaL
talked 10 them about his experience
ia Europe OF course. he didn't tell OF
his own personal experience, which Is
characteristic OF most OF those Just
back from the front. but he took the
students with him, as II we're. on q
trip 20 and throughout France, telling
all interesting details. He made some
interesting and humorous compar-
isons between the American troops
and those Of the other allied armies
Among the contrasts. Lieut. Blumen-
thai said that while the Canadian
troops we're passing through the dan
ger zones they were all on their knees
praying that they might esrape dan
ger, and when the Americans passed
through the same danger zone, they
were on their knees playing dice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
FRECKLES
March Brings out UnuiEhfIy Spots.
How 10 Remove Easily.

The woman with tender skin breads
March because it Is likely % cover
her face with ugly freeklss. No mat
ter how thick her veil. the sun and
winds have a strong tendency to make
her freckie.
Fortunately Tor her peace % mind.
Othine - double strength. makes IL
possible for even those most suscep-
tible TO freckles to keep their skin
clear and white No matter how stub
born a case OF freckles you have, the
move them
Get an ounce from your druggist
and Danish the freckles. Money back
If It faiIs-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Trnin Tho,e Stubborn Bowel,

Help nature take its course, not
with a violent. habit-forming purEa-
tive, but with gentle but certain and
natural-laxative. DR.. Kings New LIE
pills Tonic in action. IL stimulates the
lax bowels. sold by druggists every
where 25c-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
IMPOVERISHE
MEN AND WOMEN

Quickly Regain Health, Strength
Energy, and Ability BY Taking
S-Grain
Cadomeue Tablets
The Very Best Tonic
Sold BY An Druggists.
azAaE,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

Or. Z ID. Strong. Phys. and Sur-
SIS r p Bldg. Phi 277-1577.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

Sincerely william c. Freeman.
Isl Z. 2srd St. New York City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

No more setting the batter" overnight No
more bother Of any kind when you make buck
wheat cakesl
Nowadays all you need is a package Of Aunt
1Jeulima Buckwheat Flour-(the yellow pack
age) You simply stir up the -four with little
cold water and your batter IS Teady-pop It on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

Thursday morning, at e;45, IN the
DO Ia J. the boys OF the foot
ball team were presented with big
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-29
Scouts in the War Zone Chase
the Wild Boar

Edward 3D.
VILE Ky. returned scoumaster was
Battery artillery his
able talk his hikes Asaeoane
sad land
included
yellow his
This shows
hiking something
w Clyde Cambridge scouting
shells would would take 125 three hours
fll they burst
interesting scouting after
another anmalhe wild which destroyed in that section
collect besides BOAR
widboa hunter One winter
myself Two OF us
galley outbudng belonging TO
wild In gey
"razorack thought When
out he had great laugh
fighters and hard to kill but rather good to eat
when had the usual wet that
Is times between
call for dinner There another interesting circumstance
complete certainly
December 26 left France Tor
Newport News,
Newport of
carrying my own
wounded TO walk
weights.
the Red
told him myself shook hanus
his urging let MIN
0pound chap He sight to see
the 50pound od but he wouldn't put
for the world
the town. without turning his
the window
all right II ne
me-
$50 waved attention to the scout
in andh the heavy load lie
friendly scout
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-05-29
POULTRY HOUSE
NEEDS SUNLIGHT

In building the poultry house ar
rangementS should be made to allow
plenty of sunshine to enter. In the
shed-roof type of house it pays TO
allow the sunshine to strike beneath
the dropping boards. house Is feet
deep can be constructed four and a
half feet in back and eight and one
half feet in front and other depths
can be made in the same proportions.
The front. should then have four-foot
curtains along the front and this will
allow an abundance of sunshine to
strike oil portions of the house. Also
have the windows about two feet down
from the top of the house.
One of the causes of disease in the
poultry house is damp litter. 1t is
expensive to change the litter often
and for this reason as much sunshine
as possible should be allowed to enter
to keep the scratching material from
becoming damp and musty. Sunshine
is the cheapest disinfectant that the
poultryman can use and whenever
possible it should be used to the full
est extent.