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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23

After delivering several speeches
her" the train consisting u six ears
aud drawn by two heavy engines nc. a.
cd f"r the upgrade 10 Prescott. lett
here ~ o'ci"ck. About half hour
later. while running at a speed eyil.
mated ut between 10 and 20 miles an
hour. the r5iin jarcd suddenly ~ II
Ia collision and then application u the
emergency brakes. humping over brok
IN rails and ties and carccnins of
ears told passengers the story.
-Four Cars Dliched.
The four forward ears were ditrhs i. 4.
th.. governors private car. the FEEDER
III. at th. rear and the adjoining com.
parimeni ear ~ newspaper men. sx
rept for It's forward trucks remaining
IN the rails.
Governor Con was In IN. dining
room 1T his private ear going over "a.
peers with Dr. Robert &. Goldsmith. his
assistant On the leagii. of nations
qucstion. when the crash oocurred.
Rushes 20 Assist Injured.
What's thar he shouted. rising
10 his feet only To- be thrown heavily
across H.. cir into a steel wall. lis
was shaken VI but rushed out To ~
rst the injured and soon was nonchnl
antly viewing the wrcci age. anokinr
his pipe and waiting for wreckinI
train to arrive and take him back q
Phoenix
Personal effects - ~ members ul
the train we're scattered and broken
started 10 Frsni Coach.
Thrt GoN"fnr Cox ESCAPED Injury
wa- 'lu.. Ia delay IN q conference with
ia, Prescott reception committee. J.
T. Sinnoi. representing the d"mocrailc
rntional committee on Ihe trip. aud
Chairman Norris q the Prescott roia
r,itte" w'rc "nrou'c to tile private go
:" gst the governor to ro forward =,
the first coach where the reception
committee was riding when th" crash
came Mast ~ tho~' bruised ~ cul
were IN the forward coach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
WIN ~ senate Candidate

JACKSON. Sept .s.-tOrincr Gov
.-uor Th.,-iore q. Bilbo pueliriy an
u"urH,.l tonight the he would oe
se.irdIt., for th. snate N 's.-'
"a m-ring his announcenlent Mr.
riii,s p "a II viii nlake inc race
T.. -r-,insi Isme X. Vardaman plone:
n q iss thrvc OF four corncfrd race '
I'll n,t te e1ndidate. ! can beat
Vaulaman hut I realize that J mus,
is.rin =, 6sm NV rampaiyn Now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
PRO- CANDIDATE
OFFERS To QUIT
NATIONAL FIGHT
WATKINS WILL. WITHDRAW 10
VPIIOLD isTH AMENDMENT.
DRY PLEDGE NECESSARY
Announ,, Inmni Made In address he
forc World CongrcsS Against
Alcoholism Now ln Session
80 Washington.

b. Associated Pres
WASHINGTON. Sept % Sen.
ptur Harding and Governor cox.
Republican and Democratic prcsl.
DENTAL cindidltcs respectively,
We're prumi cd today by Aaron :.
Watkins. the prohibition pattys
candidate. that he would withdraw
fruin the race II each of them
would pledge his support tu the dry
program.
Mr. Watkins announcement wa
made IN an address before the intci
national congress against alcoholism
llc said later that hc would "mhud,
his proposal IN kilograms to Candidates
Con and Harding
Asks Two Things.
Il only ask two things ~ the utli"i
candidates" Mr.. Watkins told the con
grsyS. Whenever any one Of then
pledges himself tu cnfurrr tn" eight
zenith amendment anh enforce the NO,
stead aet. u elected. and tu usr all 81
his power and inilucuc" to retain then
as a p1rt e the nations law. ! vii
agree to ask our national cummittc'
10 release me from the ticket
May Cause shift.
The assertion from thv prohibition
nominve followed n series uf intcrcntia
~ we'll az direct statements 10y speak
ers at the congress that the l'rohibtiof
paIty might bc the caus" Tor uverturn
ing the dry majority increasing
through detection OF suffrage votes
fruin "known" dry candidates. i. a
Baker general superintendent 81 tbs
anti saloon league. prccipitatcd neat
clash by an address, the trend ot which
was an appeal for all prohibition sup
porters 20 support the dry candidates
on the major tickets and avoid pos
ssLic ,nnti. .prohibitioaists being clectc'
locally.
Fighting For Cause Only.
AZ the conclusion of Mr.. Baker
speech. Mr.. Watkins hurried 10 III
platform and declared his intention 4
withdraw when the other candidate
had given proper pledge. The prohi
hilton nominee asserted he was tight
ing for cause. and not for part,
and when that party stands IN the way
I will hurry tu my national commit
tee and say Lets dissolve this party
fer all time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
SENATE CAMPAIGN
PROBE COMMITTEE
RESUMES HEARING
IITTl.k NEW EVIDENCE N
GATHERED FROM WITNESS
~ HEARD

hs Associated Prsss.
WASHINGTON. sept. s..-The seu.
nic investigating committee again
plunged into the Mxas of republican
and dcsnUratlr campaign financing to-
day hut the record had little. afflrms.
iiv" information On party funds al the
close of the session to add to what had
previously been dis,losed.
Flat Denlsis Made.
Two flat denials. connected with
charges that have figured In previous
ics1lIn0nl,E were produced however.
emo was entered hy William ijarnce.
Jr. who asserted that the book sfe-
publlcaniSm IN 1870" published by his
company. the Albany ~. ~ Journal.
had no connection With the republican,
national coinmitie. and was private
commercial venture.
The other denial Was made sby
George r Carroll of Eiisabah. y. 4.
president ~ IN. National Retail Lia.
uOr dealers " America and of the
federated liquor Industries ~ New
Jersey. who said that such support a.
thc-y organizations had given the cah.
,lida'y of Governor Coz for the presl.
d"nrN was in no way connected with
ih" d"mrratic party financing.
urn,and u Chsilsuesd.
MI. Barnes carried his denial 90 the
extent II challenging the committees .
i1ght Ia demand subscription lists 10
the bvok published. Tho question 10
call for an accounting ~ "a n private
business venture. The w1tncs had an
O. rgum.nt with enatcr Reed. democrat.
lc. Missouri. who declared the comnSs.
q. already had In it, rccoid a form II
'il,scI1pilun contract differing from
thni exhibited hy Mr.. Harness Compile
tion - Nj. bainc-' examination went
over until tmorrow, Exhibits filed with
~. cVnmiii-r during It's Chicago scs
sions viii nui b- available until then
NJ. CHrToll acknowledged having
arthurlyei The Sendine ont from his
officc II letters urging dealers In the
.il,,pnl as~ r''aii,n To aid the Coz aud
Roosevelt ticckt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-23
Ample Finance Needed

To cltminai.. middlcmcn and stabilize
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
CHESS TOURNAMENT.


In order to stimulate interest in chess
and increase play among those Interested
the board Of management Of the Brandy
wine Chess Club has completed arrange
ments for tournament for the chess
championship of Wilmington.
The tournament will he open 70 all
members Of tho club. The club is in turn
open to oil persons in Wilmington and
vicinity who are Interested in chess.
The regulations for the tournament pro-
vide that the names Of all who desire to
enter shall be in the hands OF the secretary
by March first Play will continue until
April 20, unless the number OF entrants
makes an extension of the time necessary.
The tournament will TIC divided unto
sections Of one week each. Each con-
testant will I've assigned two or three games
TO be played during the week. Games must
he completed in the week assigned.
The regular meetings Of the Brandywinc
Chess Club are held on Tuesday evenings
at 730 o'clock in the parish house or
Trinity Church, Adams street and Della
ware avenue. All meetings are open TO
visitors who play or would like to learn
chess.
DIR. II. II. Morris Is secretary OF the
club and chess fans who desire to enter
the tournament should make application
to him at Room 500, du Pont building
CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
CHURCH BOWLING LEAGUE.
PLAY Starts Tonight on the New Schedule
Of the Organization.

The Community Service Church Ath-
letin Bowling League will inaugurate ITS
new championship season tonight on
Grady's ALLEYS The schedule follows
rlKsT DIVISION.
Msrch l--St. Andrews ". West Pres
byterian. Z p. m; Emmanuel Vi. West
minister, OPP. m. ,
March 2-First Presbyterian W. Hill
crest, =. m; st. Stephens vs.. brandy
wine, Q p. ~.
March s-Wcst Presbyterian vs. I'M
manuel, 7 p. m; Westminster vs. fist
Presbyterian, 3 p m
March 9-Hillcrst w. 81. Stephens 2
p. m; St. Andrew ". Brandsw1nc, .
p. n.
March I5-Immsnuel vs.. First Presby-
terisn, Z p. m. 81. Andrews vs.. ct.
Stephens, Q p. m.
March l6-West Presbyterian ". Hill
crest, p. m; Westminster -. Brandy
wine NJ. E., 9 p. 10.
March 22-St Andrews vs.. Emmanuel,
Up m; West Presbyterian W. First Pres
by,eyian, 9p. IN.
March Westminster w. St Ste
phen's, Z p. m. Hillcrest vs.. Brandywine,
9p. N.
March 2e-St. Andrews VS.. West
minister, p. m; Emmanuel VI. Hillcrest,
9p m. G.
Stephens, p. H.; First Presbyterian vs.
Brandywine, 9 p m.
April ST. Andrew vs.. Hillcrest, z
p. m; West Presbyterian vs.. Westminster,
9p.m
April Emmanuel W. Brandywine
NJ. T., p M; First Presbyterian VS.. ST.
Stephens, 9p IN.
April I2-St Andrews vs. First Pres
byterian, p m; West Presbyterian VS..
Brandywine, 9 p. IN.
April I3-Immanuel VS. st. Stephen s,
Up m: Westminster VIZ. Hillcrest, 9 p. m.
Owing to the lack of pin setters on Nos.
6 and alleys, the privileges OF the use Of
No. 5 alley will be granted after finish OF
game played on said aley at $50 p. m.
sYcoND DIVISION.
March Harrison NJ. +. VS.. st. Paui's
Nj. E., p. m; Central Presbyterian vs.
Mt. Salem NJ. f., 9p.m
March 2-Friends VS.. Greenhill, Z
p. m; Grace ME-. VS.. Union NJ. f., 9
p. m.
March S-St. Paul's VS.. Central, 7 p. N. !;
Mt. Salem VIZ. Friends, p. m.
March 9-Greenhill vs.. Grace, 7 p. ~;
Harrison vs. Union, 9p. m.
March l5--Centrd vs. Young Friends,
Up M; Harrison w. Grace, 9p. m.
March 16--St. Pauls VS.. Greenhill, Z
p. NJ; Mt. Salem vs.. Union, 8 p. IN.
March 22-Harrison We. Central, z
p. m; St. Paul's VIZ. Young Friends, 9p. m.
March 23--Mt Salem VI. Grace, p.
m. ; Greenhill US. Union, OPP, m.
March 29-Harrison vs.. Mt. Salem, 7
p. M; Greenhill vs. Union, 0 p. m:
March 29-Harrison vs.. Mt. Salem, z
D. IN. Central Wy. Greenhill, 9p. m.
March 30-St. Paups VIZ. Grace, p.
M; Young Friends W.. Union, 9p. IN.
April 5-Harrison vs.. Greenhill, p. m. |;
st. Pauls w. Mt. Salem, 9p. m.
April 6-Central VS.. Union, z p. IN;
Young Friends VI. Grace, 9p. IN.
April l2-Harrison VS.. Young Friends,
z p. m; st. Paul's VS.. Union, 8 p. m.
April 13-Central vs. Grace, p. m. +;
Greenhill VS.. Mt. Salem, 9p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
NEWS OF THE BOXERS.

Johnny Tillman, the Minnesota uel'er'
weight, has placed himself under thf
management Of Jack Reddy, the 50. Paul
promoter Of boxing.
Word comes from London that Ted
Lewis has been matched 10 box Johnny
Basham for the welter-weight champion
shin OF England The bout is 10 TAX place
at ROYAL Albert Hall, London, on March
10.
At Scranton on the night of March IL,
Joe O'Neill, OF that city, will meet Pete
Isstzo in lo-round bout for the champion
ship OF the coal fields
Pete Herman, bantam champion, now
in Philadelphia, is ambitious tn box john
nv Kilbane for the feather-weight title,
But kilbane will never box Herman at l22
pounds.
jimmy Wilde has posted $500 for his
appearance to box Patsy Wallace at the
National Club, Philadelphia, "Wednesday
night.
At Detroit on Friday night, Bill Bren-
nan, the Chicago heavyweight, knocked
out Spike McFadden, Of Philadelphia, ID
two rounds.
Boxing as a major sport viii be lnau-
gurated at Princeton University early next
month.
DntEnN 81 CIV
Herman will meet Earl PlIryear and on
next SATURDAY. night he boxes Joe o Dom
nell at the National Club, Philadelphia
Tonight AZ Paterson, Willie Jackson viii
box 10 rounds with Ralph Brady, who de-
feated Pete Hartley at Baltimore on
Friday night
Mickey Russell the Jersey City ban
tam-weieht, contracted heavy cold few
DAYS ago and now il has developed into
pneumonia.
Mike O'Dowd will take long jump
West after he boxes in Philadelphia to-
night. He is matched for 10-round go u
Denver on the night Of March L..
The proposed niddle-weight bout be-
tween Joe Eagan, the New England cham
pion, and Marty Gross, Of New York. VIII
take place on Thursday night al Lowell.
johnny Dundee's next big engagement
will be against Mickey Donley, the New
ark, \. J., lightweight They are booked
for 10 rounds at Detroit on the night OF
March "a.
Phil Lewis, the New York sporting
man, is trying to match Marty Collins, his
bantam protege, against jimmy Wilde.
Row Green. OF the Fenway A. C., offery
Wilde SIS, 900 guarantee to box Collins.
a match that Is likely 10 he of unusual
interest has been arranged for the Jersey
City Arena A. c., where Willie Jackson
viii meet Johnny Dundee for eight rounds
on March s.
On Friday night at Buffalo, Willie
jackson added another TO his long list OF
victories by defeating frankie Schoell In
10-round bout.
New York University is another educa-
tional Institution which has added boxing
TO its list of official sports.
Young yelling, who boxed Freddy
Turner on Friday night at the Cambria
Club, Is wonderfully game chap. With
the right sort OF coaching he would make
his mark In the ring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
PASSING OF THE VICTORIA.
After Present Theatre Goes. Manager
Schwartz May Erect New One.

After six years of successful business.
the Victoria Theatre, Ninth and Market
streets, will close Saturday evening,
March 81. in preparation for the dis
aantling Of the building, the wrecking OF
which will begin on the following Monday
by Hoggson Bros, who hold the contract
for the new Wilmington Savings Fund
bank which will he erected on the site.
The fixtures, screen and machines will
be taken from the building and either
stored or sold, as the management secs
fit. Although no definite decision has
been made, the manager, j. j. Schwartz,
is at present working on q proposition,
which probably will result in the ere ction
of new theatre. An excellent run OF
pictures has been secured go that the
theatre can successfully terminate its
business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
URGE NEW MAIL ROUTE.

Centerville. Md, March i.--strenuo,s
efforts are being made to induce the
United States postofliee department TO
establish n new mail route between Queens
town and Wye Island, by way of Car.
michael Papers have been drawn bearing
the endorsement Of Postmaster j. IT,.
Mandrell, Of Carmichael, and Postmis-
trees Clara Blount Wnlston, At Queens
town, and the petition bcare the names of
q large number OF citizens who would be
served by the new rural routes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
NEW RANO|CAPS FOR.
HARLAN MARKSMEN
Shooters So Arranged That All
Will Have an Equal Chance
at the Traps.

Con, dering carefully the performances
a, :. Two previous shoots, the committee
in charge Of the Harlan trap@hooting
tournaments which arc being held once a
month ut the Wilmington Trapehootlng
Association ut Bellevue In the race for the
Il. d. German cup, has revised the bandi-
caps. With the change Of tho allowance 81
added hirds, the committee feels that all
entered will have "A much better chance Of
winning leg on the trophy. The next
shoot will be held on March l3 In addi-
ton 10 the German cup, numerous other
prizes nrc provided by the Wilmington
Trapehooting Association. The new
handicape and the previous scores made
Ey contestants foil w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
AMERICAN BOXERS WIN.
Johnny Crifiiths and Soldier BartfeId
Victorious in Paris.

Paris, March Johnny Griffiths. the
American pugilist, won on points from
Albert Badoud, welter-weight champion
of Europe, In q 20-round bout Saturday
night at the Cirque de Paris. Griffths was
the winner all the way. Soldier" Bart
field, American, forced Pionnier, French
man, to quit In the ninth round of their
I0-round bout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
FRIENDS VS.. swARTHMORE.

Friends school will meet the fas, Swarth-
more High School basketball team to-
morrow afternoon AZ $40 in the Friends
gymnasium at Fourth and West streets.
Friends have won IL out OF IL games
played this season; one Of the defeats was
~ Coaietville and the other ut the hands
Of Swarthmorc High At Swnrthmore early
in the season. The local team Is therefore
eager for the opportunity 10 avenge their
former defeat.
S~arthmore High have not been de-
fea,ed this season. They have met and
vanquished the hest preparatory and High
Schools Of Philadelphia and vicinity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
DEL-MAR-yIA DATES.
Eastern Shore Fairs Plan Big Season With
Liberal Purses.

At a meeting Of members of the Del
Mar-Nia Fair Circuit, held at Salisbury,
Md, James NJ. Crockett, Pocomoke City,
was elected circuit president, and d. G.
Ward, Salisbury, secretary-treasurer
Three hundred and fifty dollar purses for
trotters and PAGERS We're agreed upon for
the first five meetings. The following
finedps was Md en1 hT s asTTsed
Nd, August Sc; Tasley, Va, August
1920; Salisbury, Md, August 24-2S;
West Chester, Pa, August 3l-September
3; Wilmington, September 7-l0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

West End Seconds defeated the fast
Old Swedes second team Saturday night
before q large crowd, 81 to 81
Grace will continue their season tomor-
row night, when they will have an all-star
team oil the T. M G. A. Church League as
their opponents.
Penn-Dcl handed Viscose Seconds an
other defeat Saturday night, score 1923,
IL Marcus Hook
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

sper'al Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, March 1.-Two interesting
basketball games were played on tho
home floor Friday evening. Dover High
School boys and girls played Scoford High
School teams Each school won game,
Soaford taking the long end of tho scoro
in the girls game, Dover capturing the
boys game Tho Seaford girls played con-
sistantly throughout the forty minutes
period, scoring almost at will The visitors
had only two chances 20 score from The
field, both chances being taken al some
distance from the basket and were unsuc-
cessful. All five points earned by them
were scored on fouls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

Philadelphia, March l.--Pennsylvania
virtually grabbed hold Of the Hoppe
trophy, the symbol OF the intercollegiate
championship, Saturday night for all
time when the Red and Blue juggernauted
TO an easy triumph over the rejuvcnated
Dartmouth combination in Weightman
Hall, the final result of the drubbing being
IS to 10 In Penn's favor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

The Keystone Field Club has secured
the entire building at No 204 East Fourth
street. The Eastsiders have been occupy
ing the third floor Of the present building
for over four years and have made rapid
strides in athletic circles. While they
opened In this small space, however, they
progressed, and with the space now avail
able the boys expect to make their club
house one of the finest IN the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
LONG ROAD RACE.
Motorcycles to Run From Reading ID
Pittsburs.

Reading, Pa, March I.--At . meeting
Of the Reading Motorcycle Club, Satur-
day afternoon, it was decided to hold the
annual Pennsylvania State championship
endurance run. Reading TO Pittsh'mg and
return, June Sc, with valuable trophies TO
be awarded the individuals and teams
competing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

All Of this week. IL ia called Double
Speed" and in every respect viii IL live up
to it's title. II * a romancs whose swift
ness and speed can only g measure q on a
speedometer. whosc car takes all bills ON
hieh With CUPID at the wbseI. From tho
Eat To Los Angeles, Reid journeya IN a
machine which is subsequently taken from
him by robbers together with his pre-
eentable clothes, and bis bank roll.
+ VIOLA DANA Ar THE Hf6Lro.
Minporne, youthful and determined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

Viola Dana, slsays lovely and amusin1,
WINS uever more 90 than when she arp~ar-
ed in "Plcase Get Aau,esi," which yin
como 10 this city for second witt today
and tomorrow nt the Ratio ThohtYf.
'fPicaas Get Married" IL n farce comedy Of
the most dcliQhifui kort, with iis comedy
beginning IN the very iirst and ending only
ia the very last Fsepes IL the ehon lng
Viola Dana's popularity " growing every
day. Youth i The predominant lnote ~ tho
fjctrfrp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

An immense crowd that completely
filed the Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday night. wit
messed two of the fastest games played on
that floor In the first game Grace defeat
ed West 33-I1, while in the second game,
Westminster fell to the strong Brandy
wine team, 1877.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

Lorraine A. A. will lrgin i,s preliminary
practice on March 20. AZ Rockford Park.
II possible, the grounds at Ninth and
du Pont will Re graded and put into frat
class condition before the start Of the 1920
baseball sea son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
ST. ANDREWS VS.. EMMANUEL.

ST. Andrews will line up against West
Presbyterian and Emmanuel against West
minister at Grady's alleys tonight. Har-
rison will meet st. Paul's and Central
viii play Mt. Salem at the same place
this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
sALEsIANUM WINS.

Tho Loyola High School FIVE Of Balti-
moro met their second defeat Of tho sen-
son at the hands Of the local 6alcsinnum
Rrownson Hall when they took tho short
end Of q IS TO 81 count, after having re-
ceived tho same taratment two weeks
ago in their own city by receiving q 20
10 10 drubbine. The score follows;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

Philadelphia, March Lew Tender,
local lightweight, scored his second knock
out Of the weel. by putting Dick De
sanders, Pittsblug, in the third round with
. left uppercut TO the solar picks at the
National A. c., here Saturday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
Hal Chase Cults.

New York, March Hal Chase left
here for California Friday. he has decid-
ed to retire from BASEBALL and viii not
play first case for the Giants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
JIMMY MURPHY WINS.
Driver Of Deusenberg Car Captures
25O-MiIe Auto Race.

Los Angeles, March Jimmy Muir
ply, d new driver, in a DeIsenberg car,
won the Los Angeles Speedway opening
event OF $50 miles and captured the Slo,-
600 first money Saturday. His time was
225 1853
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

Celebrated Birthday Yesterday.
John Whann Of Newport, having been
born on February 20, celebrated his
nth birthday anniversary" yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
sALEeIANuM G. N. 9.
flo~ts
LoYoLA II. 4
DOVER AND STAFFORD SPLIT.

Referee, Ross Central Board. Timer,
T.. l.. Badcr Time Of halves, 20 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01

New entries VIII recelvr thcir hahdl-
caps at the grounds.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-04-29
SWEET POTATO STORAGE.
National Crop Improvement Ser

National Crop Improvement Seryice.l
 A community which can support good public storage house and a live marketing association with good trans portation. is highly desirable to any man who wants to go into the sweet potato business. However, there are many growers who have learned the game who know how to manage sue cessfully their own storage house and as rule these farmers are selling heir crop to good advantage and they nave little spoilage. But it is better to be identified with some local organ zation so that advantage may be taken If marketing in ear lots on markets rhieh can be maintained by large ship nents of the same variety, graded and backed according to the standard of hese markets which are not the same North, South, East and West.