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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20

the suppression of the instruction m the Philippine Islands prior 10 July Ifh, 1902, and who either have been honor ably discharged from the service or sfiil continue in the same. shall be eligible to active membership in tho United Spanish War Veterans provided. how ever. that no person shah be admitted 10 active membership who. upon investiEa- ton. Is found to be Of had moral char acter or low repute in the community in which he resides or who having hesn honorably discharged from tho ser-ico of the United States. has re-enterod the same and has subsequently, received a discharge which Is not honorable.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20
HE NOW BELIEVES
 IN "FRU|T-A-T|vES" Teacher Of "NeW Thought" Healed By Fruit Liver Tablets
SUPERINTENDENT, N, !


 ''I am not in the habit of praising any material medicine as 1 am an advocate of'New Thought; but some time ago, I had such a bad attack of Liver and Stomach Trouble that l gave up thinking did not have it and took 'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets. Most gratifyiHswas the result. It relieved my liver and stomach trouble, cleaned up my yellowish complexion and put new blood in my body. Fuit-d-tiues' is the highest result of :NesO Thought in medicine.
 A. A. YOUNG. 5Oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At tdealers or from FRUIT-A.TIVES Limited, 0GDENSBURG, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20

There is no need of enduring such discomfort when Resinol Ointment usually relieves itching pronptly and makes the skin clear and healthy again. When aided by Resinol Soap it is even more effective.
 REsINoL SHAVING STICK tends to prevent irritation. AZ GealsrJ feE tIe Refinsl <Tp6xets.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20
All! HOW W"T|z" HELPS TIRED, ACHING FEET
INSTANT RELIEF FOR SORE, SWOLLEN, cALLoUSED FEET
 AND CoRNS.

You're footsick!. Your feet feel tired puffed up, chafed, aching, sweaty, and they need liz"
 "Tiz" makes feet remarkably fresh and sore proof. "Tiz" takes the pain and burn right out of corns, callouses and bunions. Tiz" is the grandest foot gladdener the world has ever known,
 Get box of "Tiz'' at any drug store and end foot torture for a whole year. Never have tired, aching, sweaty, smell ly feet; your shoes will fit fine and you'll only wish you had tried "Tiz" sooner Accept no substitute.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20

The population of Madagascar or December 3l. 1918. was officially, esii- mated at 3.545.575. Of which 3.52s.292 were natives. 15.9S7 Europeans or as- ics Africans and other Mohamme- dians.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Buxs Grore street ProperIy.

Police Captain Dennis J. Twomey Mas purchased the ten-room cottage house at 20 Grove street from Cesid!o Leone and plans to make 1t his home. The transfer was made through John A Moran. tie real estate broker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
DRIVERS OF CONVOY OF
TARHEEl CARS ARRESTED
Charged with Failure Ia HIVE Nir-
isin'a state Licenses ON
Machines

NJ H. Johnson. Ford agent nj 81,
George. = G.. and IKE drivers on
route from the Ford assembling plant
at Columbus. Ohio. to Sumter. < e.
with Il convoy Of six cars. were ar
rested by Richmond police ycStcr-
day.
The convoy consisted originally Of
eight cars. hut two Of them went
ahead AT Cumberland. Md. one Of
which carried AN authorized dcalcr's
lic"ncc. the balance OF tn" tr;\l hay
ing dealers cards. with the number
marked on.
'lohnson,s CONVOY was hclL up in
passing through PENNSYLVANIA. but
was Immediately released and pro-
"ccdcd ON it's way when the authori-
ties understood The case.
Those arrested with Johnson were
w. W. ttScy. r.. l.. Jts"y, q. W Lin
stced. J. w. Davis. ana l.. Murray.
J. ~ Nirkmcycr, OF the kirkmcycr
Motor Company. hailcd all six FOR
their appearance in rolcc Court this
morning. when arrested they of
Tered to pay the fines of S27.ib each
in order not to he hold up here :. full
day. hut this WAS not agreed to.
j. w. Davis stated that North Caro-
lima dealers already had nut Il ban on
passing through Virginia with con-
N"ys and that South Carolin shortly
wou!G follow suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
RETURNS TO RICHMOND
AFT TER SERVICE IN SIBERIA
Lieutenant Charles q. Grigg AS
sisted in RcOrganizing Trans
Siberian Railway.

After serving nearly three years
with the colors. First Lieutenant
Charles G.. GrigE. North Allen Ave
nue.. has returned to Richmond. and
within the next few days VIII receive
his iinal discharge from The United
states Army
Commissioned from civil life a sec
ond lieutenant. he. with other experts
on railway affairs. WAS modified in
October. 1917. into the Russian Rail-
way Service Corps. under direction
of the Department Of state al St
Paul, Mimi. Sailing from San Fran
cisco. the party arrived In Siberia
December -, 1917, hut. owing 10 tho
ltcd war being on, were not allowed
manning there for eight months.
During August. ISIS. They returned
TO Siberia and proceeded 10 assiSt In
rcorGaniZing and instructing the
crews Of the Trans Siberian Railway.
over 5000 miles OF American tc!c-
phone wires were strung and many
other teatS accomplished which has
placed this road In nrst-class condi-
ton
Tho OUTFIT OF whiSh lieutenant
friES WAS a member consisted OF 800
officers and men under command Of
Colonel g. II. Emerson. formerly gen
cral manager OF the Great Northern
Railroad.
While overseas Lieutenant Grigr
Was promoted to his present rank
for expert work accomplished In the
stabiiizins OF the TrIns-.;ibcrian
halfway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
NO FEDERAL TAX ON
WEST v|RC|N|A's DEBT
Taxation Would Give Richmond
Sf3D,0O0 and State 100000.
$4,000 to Colonel BUTTON.

by no legal right can the sli.ooo.-
06b Sc'.,cm,,.t ~ the West Virginia
debt case lie taxed. judge X. Garter
scott. in CRY Circuit Court. held yes
tcrday. sitting in consideration Of an
injunction asked 10 restrain the Com
missioner az Revenue from placing
the fund On has books tor taxation.
Consideration Of the report OF Spe-
ciai Commissioner Il. r.. Scott on
the diS:rihutiou OF the fund was not
concluded. but viii DC taken up again
il was a ease of the state being
divided a"hinSt itself. :" To speak.
in the CITY Circuit Court yesterday.
AtiOrn"N -,'enor.u iohn q; saunders
sought the injunction restraining the
taxation of the fund while Governor
WCStmoreland Davis. of the state
positc side of the question by j.
Vaughn Gary. who argued that it
snouid nc taxed under the statutes.
Randolph Harrison. former attor-
ncy for the West Virginia Deb; Com
mission. argued for the injunction
before the court and attorneys for
practically every ono Interested in
the case were present.
No objections To the report of Com
missioner scott in the West Virginia
debt case were made before the court
yesterday. the only question raised
being a. TO the disability Of The
/, was pointed out 10 the cour.
that taxation Of tn" fund would net
the city Sl%9.ooo and the state SlOO.-
oG0
Tud@e Scot lid not issue she in
Junction yesterday. but made it plain
that it would he ISSUED shortly. Many
Of the Interested parties. Including
Colonel Joseph BUTTON. whose claim
as secretary of the commission is
s5O.ooO. were present At the hearing.
|; was predicted yesterday that tho
report OF the commissioner would be
accepted without change. II being
considered iair and just by all who
are Interested IN the case.
only ON" other matter yet remains
for the court to do before the famous
case. which has been in cour; for
more than = quarter OF a century. i,
finally concluded and becomes his
tory. That is 10 award Commissioned
scott compensation for his services.
tpminiSS!oncr scott. in his report.
made $50 mention whatever @: this
point. leaving his fee entirely in The
raniS OF The court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
QUINTET OF NEGROES SENT
ON FOR ILLICIT DISTILLING
Activity of Federal Prohibition Agent
trsultS In Seizure OF Number
of Stills.

waving preliminary hearing. five
negroes. captured by Federal prohibit
tion agents. were yesterday sent on
70 tho October term or the GRAND
Jury ny United States Commissioner
Melvin flcgenheimc- They were
ihc!r appearance before the grand
The quintet. r, J. C.. and \. +.
it'own, y. q. Gilbert and Diccv
,a!ncs-'Was arrested on the road to
Kiehmond while the officers were 20
ing TO Fair Oaks to INVESTIGATES q
rerori"d "tiil, is charged that thu
TWO stills at Far Oaks. OF thirty
gallon capacity each and that the
car contained whisky.
Another Illicit distillcry was can
turcd il Chesterfield County by rev
cnue agents ANA local police vcstcr-
Gay on the farm owned by William
Iai!c$. one mile from the city limits
on the Midlothian Turnpike. Tallcy
was not At home when the ofice.s
raided his farm buzz was arrested IA
yer anu sent on Ia the grand jury
ny comm! Missioner Flc.cuhciucr at Il
preliminary hearing yesterday H..
was released on Sinn bond
Approximately li1.i30 gallons of
pee We're seized ana DESTROYED in
Junc by Federal prohibition officers.
n,ccord'nS to ); H. Hrume, supervising
r'uIrh. prohi?!t!on .n-cnt for the
southern division. Illicit Stils sciZ-
ed and destroyed numbered 5S1. and
the number OF gallons Of spirits sriY-
ed and destroyed totalrd i.X5. gal
IONS. Total value Of property seized
ana destroyed amounted to SiGGSS.
while there We're t3S arrs,s ANA CON
Nic'!onS arising from raids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
STORAGE EGGS IN STATE
SHOW A GAIN FOR JUNE
Increase of f3,,i62 Crates in Thirty
Day Period Shown in Com
miSSiOnCr'S RCnOrt

EGGS in storage in Virginia gained
iS.in- crates IN Il single month. aC-
cording 10 the June report oc the
state Dairy and Food Commissioned.
ISSUED yesterday. The report shows
that there are 2i.322 crates in stor-
arc. large gain over the preceding
month.
Many products in storage showed
falling OFF i.i3N pounds. thc total be-
inE given as 16n.7GG. and mutton aud
lamb 3u.SS2. gain OF l.SSS pounds
Miscellaneous meats in storage fell
off ai.332 pounds during the month.
and sausage showed Il loss OF S.iii
pounds in the thirty-day period. To-
tai sausage in storage. the report
shows. is liI,2SI.
amount in storage OF .2.56o. the gain
pcinS recorded as I.IIi pounds.
being but salts. pounds recorded. a
loss for the month OF 1888 pounds.
Turkey, however. gained consider
c3..aG pounds being held for winter
month.
Frozen eggs showed loss of 5.ioo
1880 crates. Total cgES in storage
of all kinds were 1882 crates show
lnG gain on all classes oi ,.263
crates
Creamery butter in storage gained.
pounds. the total being 23Gl?5
american cheese showed a loss
while other varieties Of cheese gained
o. The Amcr!cTT product being l2i :
80. a loss of l-i.2I3 pounds. while
otncr Kinds increased ii.292 pounds
the total reported hc!ng i>,2ii pounds.
2h".lS2 pounds in s,"rag" during the
month a loss Of i.125 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
ROAD COMMISSION LEAVES
TODAY ON INSPECTION TRIP
I" Hear Appeal Thursday Fran DC
ciSion RclatiNc To Location Of
Route IL.

Members OF the state Highway
Commission Will begin today an in
spcciion tour ri the road from Rich
mond TO Houston, Halifax County. ON
Winter school House, near sharon
Church, King William County. 10
Hear an appeal from the decision Of
commissioner Coleman, relative 10
the location of Houc II. known as
the Coleman Highway. leading from
Richmond TO TarpahannoCk IL Will
he In session here on the following
day.
The stretch OF road in dispute is
between sharon church and 81.
rauls Church. King and Queen
County. II is "a question OF whether
il shall run hy Aylc,,s or Walilcrton.
Financial ruin Tor many CONTRACT urs
for road building in Virginia and
n"aNy losses TO the STATE through
deterioration al ihorouGhfarcs al
ready nui!i, because OF inability TO
secure materials of maintenance viii
hc the result, Highway Commissioners
Hcorg" J.. Coleman declared ycstcr-
day, on his return from Washington
@! the embargo places by the Inter
state Commerce Commission upon
open Top freight cars, except for coai
shipments east OF the Mississippi
hiNor. His efforts 10 secure cars
were futile
This applies not only TO Virginia.
Nj Coleman said, hut 10 all States
within the area affected by the en-
largo, since the great majority of
them ar" engaged in carrying out AN
extensive PROGRAM OF road building
10 keep march with the times. The
Commissioner Viii 20 10 Washington
again next w.ck Ia make "A desperate
effort foi relief. There are in Nir-
gina about 10 pieces OF work under
way. covering something like 5uo
nIl,S Of road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
MAKE ELABORATE PLANS
FOR BOTH DIVISION MEET
Movement II AIout 10 Have CIV I'm
Snln Attire when EN-ScrNicc
Mrn Gather in September

FURTHER plans for making the am
nual convention of the Eighticih hi
VISION Association, which viii he held
In Richmond on September TO &. a
/ Eala occasion. have been perfected bv
Esofhcials Of the ORGANIZATIONS IL Was
'announced yesterday Ny Major II. \.
Ammons.
AT least sixteen States will he rem
presented ~ the convention. question :
mares sent ogt more than a week ago
ana now being returned show Word
has reached Major Ammous mat tho
laPittsburEh Office Of the. association is
Hooded with returned ducStiginnaircs
(which show that thcrJ Wfll bc even a
Larger attendance at tho FIRST annual
2tconVcnticn than AZ first anticipated
~ Chairmcn OF several committees
were appointed yesterday and plans;
[made 10 have stores and streets
Throughout the city decorated during
lthe convention.
lS Leroy Hutzlcr was appointed chair
man OF the association committee In
charge OF decorations. and Captain \.
H. Cousins civilian chairman OF the
comnittc". t.. ". Hastings was an
pointed chairman Of the housing com
mittec and Rev. r. I.aurh.on in
4chargc OF the committee on memorial
3yservices,
One Of the committees nnuoirt,1
kyesterday VIII hay" cnnrge OF signing,
! up automobiles FOR use in parade,
which is being arranged and another
will arrange for The housing OF AN
! tomob:ics in Richmond which belong
to service men Who Will attend thr
convention from uthcr cities and
States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
ROTARIANS CANVASS TODAY
FOR ICE AND MILK MISSION
sixty Teams 10 Mnkr WhiriuInd
Drive ON Behalf of This Ci;y.
Charity

Today, is Rotary Day Tor the Ice
ana MILK Mission. and by evening
several thousands "f dollars no
"oubt VIII haze been collected BY tic
sixty teams composed OF members OF
mat cub. VINO VIII WORK for three
hours in hopes OF making this years
iisurcs ovcrshadow last years
The need this year seems far
greater than in previous years for
ihcS" commodities The great work
""inr done ny the proacr distribution
OF these essentials 10 infants in
vaIids and old folks is one of IN.
w"r,hi"st charities now being con-
Quoted in Richmond.
During the bis three hour drive /;
viii lac physically impossible COR the
teams TO roach all who vii! want 10
contribute. so the committee suggests
that they may either drop in at the
Rotary Club. where Somcon" Will be
10 receive sUCn donations or mali 10
tho Ice and MIX Committee OF the
club
IHchnondcrs are advised tina, no
salaries or commissions are paid fur
any work in connection with the hc-
i!Nitics of this fund. and tina; for
every do!la- given 100 cents Is spent
ia The purchase OF ice and milk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
CAPTAIN KELLY HAD A
PREMONITION OF DEATH
fn"crnfnhlr Working OF Unknown
ROVER Destined Urstirr Place
On Foreign Soil

Iremonition of approaching death
SSc'nS 10 nave come 10 captain Arthur
nelly, OF the Polish army. and son
OF Mrs. James T. Kelly. Of Richmond.
VINO IS reported as having been miss
M ~ ior I'VE DAYS after a niSh; s.-
potSh'NiSt !lnf", ACCORDING. To "A let
Ter received by James \. Marvin.
,,hict accountant OF the American
aunit COMPANY OF Richmond in
which Captain Kelly stated thai ..nn
,,hNc'htaoIc working of some mower
mas destined that should find a rest
!nS place. on foreign soil"
Mrs. Kelly is hearing nm hr,vcI,.
under the suspense attendant upon
the uncertainty as TO whether her
Russians. Captain Kelly WIS =
slchosrhpher IN banking work here
aor several years lie was twice
recommended for the pis;incu;..h.1
Service Cross and once for tho croix
dc Gucrrc with palms hy the French
government. IN adven;urcSomc ma
squadron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
DOVER ASSOCIATION ENDS
THREE-DAY MEET TODAY
- -. frohibition Commissioner
Kramer Prevented From Speak
ing at Meeting Last Night.

ohitcd states Prohibition Commits
Siohcf i. +. Kramer, who Was an m,
n.oEr"in Of the Dover BAPTIST Assoc!-
alton for an address IS, might AZ,
Grace street Church Was prcycn;cb
rom ming the appointment hv :,
hurry call TO another state Tho an
"."nrehcnt OF NJ. kraners change
81 pans was made by Scion r. Wood :
nm. moderator, who presided a; III.
session.
The feature Of the nigh. sessio,
Vas an address hy Rcv. X Aubrey
SM,,i.!iains. pastor oc Tahcrnnclc
t IN. meeting remembered Mr. WIZ
iiamS as ono Of the 'hoys" n. DR.
w li!iSn T.. Hatcher. who for "A GUAR
VT OF century was pastor of the
SHurch IN which his former pupil was
speaking and who was noted for his
great interest in the boys and Young
men OF his hoch
:, y rsp2rt from from INC tcmpHrancc COM
cnn 'Hnan. was read hy the moderator
ana adopted by the association
southern Bipiists now have Sal
~; ."httieS ~ i"reiGn fields ana J6,-
miEsionarics and go native workers
IN 1870. acCord:Hr to a rcpor; read =,
IN" morning session
w M" tho rate of giving in 1898
WIS nh' cents member it has now
Jumped % IS cents, the rcpor; showed
j.. w. Filings, %. West Point. yirr-
moderator. presided at tho quiet hour
service which opened the meeting
'S'Gr"hE. The service WAS conducted
~ Fey. Charles T. I.cck. Of North
KUN church. in tho place OF pr W. ~
Weeks Key. George I Watt Waite,
or Barton Heights church. spokc on
our oblisaiion TO Evangcizc tho
nhtiFc World Rev. Andrew Eroad-
aus. of licrmon Association. was in
troduc"d by Mr. Jenkins. and gave n
Erecting from tho fellow organiza-
THAT women had ovcrstcppcd ;hcir
quota by oneifth % the total amount
raised hy the association. was shown
ny report submitted by w. y. iIar-
+ u. Gnntcr. chairman. delivered a
report on the ministers relief fund nj
Inc afternoon session. An address ny
Ncv' u. Franklin Skinner followed \
report on home missions was sinh
mit;ed by Thomas l.. Jcffrics' chair
man. followed by an address on home
mission h. Rev j. r. Johnson Mrs
W. y. Harris submitted a rcpor; on
me WomAn'S Missionary Union a,
the morning session
Reports on education and I,non,
national education were given nv
Rev. G. y. Hall and DR. Garnet Ry-
land. An address on Christian Edu
cation by Rev. w. l. Robertson fol-
lowed
Director W. &; Nuckols will cxplain
the char, OF the middle section OF
churchoS this morning at II o'clock.
Election of officers Will feature tho
session today. II. +. Hamilton. chair
man Will deliver Il report on the
Ernest NJ. Long viii address the as
soviaNon on the same subject
The association Will adjourn today
alter the morning session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
FIRST OUTDOOR PICTURES
IN MONROE PARK TONIGHT
initini Hand Concert sunday AFTER.
noon at ::,u at Byrd
Park.

The frs, outdoor picture SHOW In
nuhiic parks viii be given IN Monrox
tark under the direction OF the Com
nunity Recreation Association 10.
night. beginning ~ o'clock The
Greater Richmond band viii give the
nrst bdnd concert OF the season IN
eyre iark At i;@r O'clock SUNDAY.
evening.
Pictures viii hc shown Friday
night at Scnbrook playGrounds Next
week ON Tuesday. "Wednesday. Thurs
shown In different PARKS and NAV.
grounds III the city. Electrical con
ncctionS now are being made and
..rv'rEt ming is expected 20 be ready by
Thursday.
The Communists Eccrcat A.socia-
tion mas arranged a series Of cirh.
harh concerts hy the Greater Rich
inond Eand. the first OF which viii h.
clN'ii sunday. and one each following,
sunday The concerts VIII hc render
cd from the porch Of the parkhousc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
DISCUSS TEMPLE PROJECT
Erection of odd Fellows Home VIII
he Considered at MrrtinE in
I.cnder IlnlI JnnishI.

Henderson Lodge. No. iua. | -. -.
f south richmond. has planned to
nav q number of prominent speak
"rs address tha lodge on the tcIn -! 4
project tonight at o'clock IN Leader
Han THO large DELEGATIONS from
Lister lodges Win attend ia a body to
nclp noosi the proposition
henderson l.odEr appreciates thr
rrcat necessity ior 4 home TOR the
Odd Fellows ia Richmond. Jni no
Gpu9t VII back the proposed plan.
ii henderson Lode lines up Tor lie
project. IT MI! make Il solid backing
o' al! lodges IA the city for the TEN
PIE. The @.50G members of the orde.
llw obtained IL all members work 10
&cih"r. rms is the iin't meeting OF
tns Kind that has been held In INC
c.iy aud there Is great hope that i,
"ll result IN a boost Tor the wno!e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
EMAIL CROPS CAUSED
! by SHORTAGE OF LABOR
Bureau of Crop Estimates Reports
Conditions Bad Throughout
Old Dominion.
CORN AND COTTON ARE GOOD
Labor and Weather Conditions in
Augusta County Make Acreage 80
Ter Cent Normal-Productio
State Below Normal.

0IT{1s
Farmers throughout Virginia al
"a hands. according to reports which
nave been coming TO the Burcau of
6Crop Estimates here from CORE
81 spondents throughout the state. De
ID spite this fact. however. the situation
ii stu remains bad. production through
out the State being far below the
ment to divert labor from nonesscn-
- tial industries 10 the farms, the re-
BS ports show. and many women and
Children are said TO he working in
Reports from various counties in
tNte->sState follow: From Fairfax
1asSssnnntsY, and what is known n dis
HASosct >. the correspondent writes in
ssereral review OF farm conditions:
go sSA rs heat well filled out but stand
Z: hay has improved 10 per cent
9ariag last month. Cool weather has
n s. From Isle of Wight. sussex and
aSurry, Counties:
Labor scarce a, 81 a Day.
8ssssSsCorn peanuts and cotton are
lookinG Well but small for the time
ofsyear. Labor cannot be gotten to
work even what crops are in even Al
Han day for harvesting. wedding and
sE T,etrom Dinwiddic county: There
Kss,ss;TieSs acreage planted here. due to
~ 'arcity OF labor and high prices of
s. Nfatrick County reports; Wheat is
Fall in shock and is % per cent bet
a ter than last year Grca, improve
Il ment in hay--corn is small for ;ime
~ OF year"
"A Crops are doing nicely. Late po-
tatoes have not been planted and few
viii be-" writes the correspondent
FL from NottowIy County
a FROM Lee County comes the report:
II Sorgum cane acreage increasing.
3 HAYS good; Corr, is clean and look
III and rust complained Of
"a northumberland County writes:
~ Very short ot labor for harvesting.
IA Plenty of farms for rent next year"
H Planting Of corn larger and land
N1n better condition than usual" is
IS the report from Gloucester. Heavy
~ crop of SOY beans looked for"
~ Worms Hnthcr Corn.
81 Fluvanna County correspondent
" writes: "roor stand Of corn because
fAoI worms; crops cut short by spring
h dr9nght. but have improved wonder
IL Lack OF labor is the cause OF low
acreage Of corn and tobacco and high
price FOR white potato seed is caus-
ing decrease in acreage" is the re-
re port from Amelia County.
s. Rockbridgc County reports indicate
Is lnat ny ana worms have injured
wheat about one-ihtrd and thai the
Ewire worm has damaged corn.
u clover hay IS short. but timothy
is fairly good but weedy, is the re-
~ port from Botctour,
III Labor and weather conditions in
w augusta County are but 30 per cent
Eof normal, is the report Wheat IS
E INN III some sections and apples are
~ th,inly acat,ercd over trees and many
Isl Wheat acreage i'm Page County Is
F reported less than last year hu, tho
crop in good condition. Shortage of
LABOR Is giNen. in Fauauier County
Hs as the reason for a report OF u d.
~ ctded!T smaller acreage and less eat,
III tie kept by residents than last year