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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-18
Maine GOSSIP
Hard Words

Hard Words
yale Record)
Two simple words of English speech,
| stammer-mumble.t till I'm quite
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES over each:
1 scarcely can pronounce-"Good
night"
Some men. perhaps. say il with ease.
But when arms. rounded. soft and
white.
Draw you quite close-say what you
It's mighty hard to say-"Good
For when the pretty lips have chung
And you have held her rather tight
There's something gripping at the
Which makes it hard to say-"Good
night
They're simple words-a chap can see
The strain in saying should be light;
But queer as il may seem to be
The hardest that 1 know-"Good
night"
Public bequests amounting in the
aggregate to $4,000 are provided for
under the terms Of the will of Mary
j. E. Clapp of Portland, whose death
occurred Sept. 9. The largest gift is
to the Maine general hospital, which
receives $4,000: the others are to
various benevolent and philanthropic
!. institutions in Portland and are in
81, 900 and $4,000 amounts.
Strawberries are still being picked
on the Sylvanus Higgins farm at
Great Chebeague and it is expected
that the plants will bear until late in
the season as they have during 9TH
er seasons. The plants grow out in
the open and are unprotected, but are
OF a hardy variety.
Eighty-five years of age and one
of the few surviving veterans of the
Civil war, Eben Genthner of Waldo
boro is proud of the fact that six
grandsons of his served in the World
War. Eben, Jr, has two sons who
were in the service. Elmer H. Genth-
ner now living in Bremen was in the
Coast Artillery three years and in the
Marines four years. Burnell Genth-
ner served in France. He was wound
ed but recovered entirely. Fred
Genthner also had two sons in the
service. John was on the battleship
South Carolina and has enlisted for
the second term. Thomas was on
the firing line in France and he was
badly gassed but recovered His home
is in Biddefogd. and in the hospital
he CHANGED to come under the care of
nurse who was Biddeford girl.
Emery Genthner's son Guy of
Pennsylvania, was also on the firing
line in France doing desperate work
OF despatch carrying on motorcy-
Gle. He escaped without a scratch.
Mrs. Jennie Genthner Kallock, de-
ceased, had a son Charles E. Patrick
on the destroyer "Castine." His
work was in Mediterranean waters
conveying troop ships and guarding
them from German and Austrian tor
pedoes.
The Over Eighty club Of Foxcroft
had an annual dinner to which all
men who are 80 and over and all who
will be 80 on their next birthday are
invited. The date Of this years din
ner is Sept. 20.
The main telephone cables are to be
placed under ground along Main street
at Fort Fairfield much to the salts
faction of the citizens.
Thomas McDermott of Winterport.
who Is 10 years OF age, borrowed. fer
tilted and otherwise prepared the
ground after II u,as n,on~hoa 40 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-18

They're simple words-a chap can see
The strain in saying should be light;
But queer as il may seem to be
The hardest that 1 know-"Good
night"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-18

Hard Words
yale Record)
Two simple words of English speech,
| stammer-mumble.t till I'm quite
Exasperated-stumbl over each:
1 scarcely can pronounce-"Good
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-18

The Over Eighty club Of Foxcroft
had an annual dinner to which all
men who are 80 and over and all who
will be 80 on their next birthday are
invited. The date Of this years din
ner is Sept %.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
FAIR HOTEL

Transient rooms 81 up. Housekeeping
rooms. kitchenettes, reasonable rates BY
the month, sos Central avenue. Phone
9561.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

Violin lessons. N. o. Bergh, Gil Sixtl
street south. Fone 7S5S.-Adv
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
(Adyertisements)
Administrators SALE

On Saturday, January 10. 1920. at
O'Clock p. H.. at the south main en-
trance of the court house, in the city of
Great Falls, ! will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, 10 per cent down and
balance subject to conformation by the
court all of the interest of Eli or Elias
Shelby, deceased, in Lot 3, Block 463,
No. 110S Fifth avenue south. and build
ings on said premises. Deed at ex-
pense of purchaser.
CIAS WEGNER,
Public Administrator.
COL. A. J. VANCE. Auctioneer.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
PLANS FOR BANQUET
ARE PUT UNDER WAY
COmmitte Named to Take Charge
of Arrangements for Bar
Association.

Plans for the annual banquet to be
held on Lincoln's birthday. February
IL, were put under way at the Cascade
Bar association luncheon Thursday
noon in the Palm room Of the Hotel
Rainbow. at which Judge L. L. CAL
laway presided. A committee, composed
Of w. II. Hoover, LaRue Smith and j
r. Swan was appointed to take charge
Of the arrangements for the banquet
An interesting talk on Bonds was
delivered at the luncheon Thursday by
r. J. Mitchell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
WOMEN OPPOSE
ARMY TRAINING
IEAGrE cf NATIONS f>DOl,sIi
~ NATIONh. IhpN ~
IIAlsiNd stssInN

~ Assoeisle,i ruta,
CHICAGO, Feb, lN,--An attempt
VAS made ~ The cl0slng kesslon NJ
the National League of Women \ 'oi'
ers today 90 reconsider resolution
againsl universal compulsory mill'
tary lrainlug, parsrd earlier IN the
dab The m0llnn a. reconsider tail'
od after spirited argument an both
sides
Endorsement of The leasue of na.
llons Nas onp nf lhr mtlnafllnne nl
bee dal
The les0lullnu Nas warmly on
pused and was passed alter mnrh
debate
Iho righls pl iree spaerh ices
pTpih ana irrr representation Nti'
Vlaphailralll suppnllrh The NnHrl
Hrflaird ihiWsrlitH Nppusfi az Hnl
aiirmWa az uar AiuIfntr aFainai ihl
Fn, lnmrni hui nhnri lhai .ll
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itulif priilfi ihr iral Nhriih nj
Amellfan rlliffns
iinH pluli.innf inf piniaiinl
Hni lm inffaHH in ihn pah n
lrsfhilH Nflr HiHIi
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ihr a sac HlfWiiNH M iNr lfHtii
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lrflnlf pa lH NlNfHH lNrfN Hi
ilr ulii.fI m lhN NhH'r mfsNl.
l'Nu HN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
DECISIVE: GAINS -.
MADE BY REBELS
IN EAST RUSSIA
MANY RUSSIAN OfIIC ERs
i.stAPE RENOLuTIONIsTs IN
ENTERING JAPAN
w Assoela,sd Pre-


VLADlvOSrOk. Jan 3i-All the
country between here aud the Man.
churinn boundary was IN tho hands
d royOlutlnnisls tonight Railway
traffic was being resumed under the
regime OF the new 2emston govern
moui Americans IN siberia wera
bouding every effort toward speedy
evacuation OF an Cxechs aud Amer
icans aud trains from the interior
were being hastcned toward Nladi.
y0stok.
Tho fundamental policy toward
siberia was aill unannounced hut
growing auii.interNenli0n feeling ~
thr Russians was indicated by first
proc lumallnns OF the new aemHov
government Many Russian officers,
Including Governor General Rosans
uff escaped by entering lapnn"he
headquarters, the reN0lnlioniaiH
said. An effort will ho made 90 "a
imiite General lloaanufi from the
Iapanese. that be- may be- tried in
lrNll courts ior alleged crimes he
committed 49, governor ronrfnl
frmslnN officials say
urupfal Roaauulf bad rAecuiod
lea hundred mrn taken durlnf ihe
upIls|uH lud q, ihr inung rfelh lhn
srurlal Rudolph uulda
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
War Record of son
would have defeated
Ford, Senator says
ny Associated pr...

nv Associated pr...
WASHINGTON. Feb. is.-.IIenry
rord would have been defeated TOR
United S'ates senator from Michigan
" the opposing candidate had s.5
spent 30 cents" because of the war
record Of his son. Edsel Ford. scna-
Tor sherman, republican. Illinois.
told the senate today. adding that he
expected 10 ret Young Ford'a exemp-
tlon yesord before the committee on
elections. "law 0r no law. objection
or no objection"
Referring 10 Young Ford as tho
"scion of the house of Ford" tho
Duke NJ Detroit, senator sherman
declared his repeated efforts 10 oh.
tain draft records from the adiutant
general Of the army had been fruit
ifs llc was urging an amendment
20 tho arconi hill making draft re-
corIlH aynl'ahio a. public documentM
The democratic central commtt-
iee sn.ni mo-e nfoney IN an effort n
oleri the father ~ this distinguished
nillrry dOdf"r to the Hennte than
vas ,sut IN the Newherrv cam
naien" declared elana'0r sherman.
'ana Fori was defeated rmreiv on
'he wsr rseo.d ~ h's snn rasei"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
TEXAS WILL HAVE:
CAVALRY DIVISION
It IS Announced
GENERAL nlbEN VIA. con-
MNND OuTFTT-TENTiTISE
is..lNS AppROIIn


ny Associated Frees
HOUSTON Feb lS.--TeSas Is To-
have q complete cavalry division, iG-
eludlng auxiliary troops. II was an
nounced today BY Brlgadier General
Woliers The tentative plans have
been approved by the chief NJ mill
tary affairs. the operations dlyiH-
ION. the general stair and only await
ihe formal sanction ~ the secretary
Of war.
Headquarters NJ the division VIII
be- AZ Houston, nrlgadier General
llulen has agreed 90 accept the post
tlon of division commander. the rank
of major general
The diyision will include an aerial
unit. part Of Which, II la planned
90 have IN Houston. Dallas and Ran
Antonio
Jnder the plans hy Which the eav
airy viii be- formed IN TrNas. the In
inniiy units viii be- dlsnand"d as fni
ns Texas national guards nre con
rrnrd ana M" state Viii have nf
further Infantry trnnnH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
3 dead, 81 missing
as result Of fire
which burns hotel

~ Assosisi,d r.-.s
PROVIDENCE, u. l.. Feb. ~ -
Three known dead aud .? missing
was the official police checking late
tonight of the unaeconnied for gues's
NJ the Lorraine hotel here. which
was swept hy fire early Say. Ser'h
of the ruins Tor additional hndi's.
Witch the police feel certain must
be- there. will hegin tomorrow Thn.e
aere a total ~ 100 guests register Il
md OF these only - nre known 20
Dec safe The missing are practically
all Massachusetts, and New Nofk
nenpl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Pon,erene withdraws
from national race

WARulNuToN fph a. senaiol
lomurrnr, democrat Uf uh'o, with
dreN lnnighl frnm the roniesi for thH
democratic ronNlnllpn
NrrpHaiiN ui dp,uiInH hH entire
ali nilnn a. important legislation u
ihn nnalr and lhr arl mar uufnI
Me- Ohln state primary hN h allld
dnlrFHiluu wuuld h lmnnaslhl'
rhlrh hr said NillnllI' would mrHr
hls irirai hi ihr faH iuHr.H.n fnu
NrnllDH per flfrn m ihr nhin ffn
HinI as hIa IriION fu ifnnrIrr nni
ul thr tafH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
CONGRESS DRAFTS new RAILROAD BILL
NAVAL HOSPITAL
AT CHARLESTON
ON FIRE, REPORT.

~ Afsoslntsi Pres.
CHARLESTON, Feb. iD.--The
naval hospital at the Charleston
navy yard was reported on fire early
this morning and the city fire de-
pnrimcBt was called ON for assis.
taDce. Only meager reports are oh.
tainablc ~ the yard IL seven miles
from the city. II was unofficiaiiy
reported the hospital was destroy.
I'd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
pc,,'r-s homo 70 find
wife married scain;
is granted divorce.

.H. nIHw Vf fr fsir =
U.. .f f.nffran rn'f'nr vfr haf
.H.I .Wr NHrf -s N'i'ef arf
nIHrref f-o'r rvrrssns -
faf mfrr'f' arf'' 49,
nf rh.r'r'e flyer-s
fI. r-ass'yn surrelns
.af .anrfrf srf '@'i
...4 80 hi''e fe'f 's's-
ga - aa - snrf ~ @ No.
v rsir rs~
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20 - ffslN
rl 49, FAIRY ilolmqulss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
NIL INTRODt III To GiIE
VIRGINIA MnMiN THE NoIl

RlcUMONp Fob 'S.--A bin dc
signed 20 provide Means for enabling
women ~ vote m Virginia this year
should tho federal suffrage amend
mrnl hc mt,ncd Was introduced w
tho lnniln llIu lnhnN-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Gnr,TFn PiIi.pIT, ~ N.
TIM AtIONlL NiiAiiiS tnnI,l,

LONDON rrh a. Some oi ihe
i.ondon newspapers dIaurfpr git.
me mnnnrr 10 which lhe negotiation
between Great Britain and rIl ln'ioi
snirt hH,H horn rarii'i un, enc Ff.
iuriir Iffaitf puhhUif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

lnnmnner, tsa,lclrd.

n" ~ NHNfHN Ff"fH
LONDON. Fob Is ---Frl'iolHm fr
'hN fnilnre 10 mako public preti'loni
Wilson'S notes and 'hr allied -rfiT
lr feature ~ some ~ 'ha comments
- the London naro"s today while
ihc denial that vlgror-' G-oy nn'
Lord Robert Cecil hsd Informed ne
council 10 mostly l's reply as declpr.
ed 10 be- rarity untrue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
New Mexico ratifies
suffrage amendment

q, fsfnrlaird lfrss.
SANTA w. A. NJ, Feb iN, ~ u
vote of ~ io NE state senate ihla
afternoon ratified the federal tnf-
lrare amendment II ~ certain ihn
houfr viii nrt ilynrahly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
SENATE CoNTIIlNs
JOIINs0N'A Nrr0iNTMENT !
By Associated Press

b WASHINGTON. Fob. iS.--. b
, The appolnlmen, of Nohor, =
I. Underwood johnson ~ View .
I. York as Ambassador 20 ltaly%
, w0s confirmed without orpor.- .
, ton today by the senate =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

Mississippi senate
votes down suffrage
amendment l6 to 81,

JACKSON. Miss. Fcb, iS.-rhe
mississippi senate tcday rejected the
woman suffrarc amendment 90 the
federal constitution by vote oi i6
10 %. II previously was rejected by
the hnnge 100 io 81,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
SAYS PROF|TEERINC
IS LEAST REASON
FOR HIGH PRICES
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
OtTIiNES CAtsIis HtlDKE
CLOTHING MENs' MEETING
ExTRAVACANCE IS BLAMED
Wide Increase ir Wages. irsscnrd
Production and Increased Ills.
iributi0n Costs Are Other
Causes Responsible

Nv Associated rre..
NEW YORK. Feb Is. prolitoer-
ing " the last and least Of SIX rei-
sons for the high cost Of living. civ
IN today by Howard T.. Figg, aH-
sistant United states Attorney Gen.
eral at tho ninth annual convention
NJ the National Dry Goods Atsocia.
ton
Mr. Figg asserted however, thni
some dry goods dealers were aulliN
NJ profiteerinP and should be- pun
lshed without trial
Gives NJ, Reasons
"Thc first reason for present con.
dtlons" said ths speaker 'i3 thr
Increased volume ol money and
credits. second. the wide increase IN
wages. due partly 10 war neccssitice
and government wage scales. third
lcssencd world production, Fourth
increased cost of distribution. fiilb
reckless eXtraNagcnco aud spirit o.
speculation. aud sixth, profilccrng
No Reduction Expected
Mr.. rigg predicted tha, thor
would be- no aDprcciuhlo reduction II
prices until labor" considers il'elf g
part of the whole of industry am
consents 10 cooperate"
~ de- not menn." he explained
that labor must give mp its shor'
work DAYS ana its high wages. hut
do mean that labor must bend ~
back and work fun sixty minute.
In each hour"
Position ~ Labor
Labor cannot b. mndr io see The
position into which u g. putting th'
entire industry OF the world. Mr.
Figg said. adding that no apprecia
biy reduction In prices could com'
until all interests labor. the. pub
ilc. the manufacturer. producer
wholesaler and distributor --co-or
dlnate. =
The cxcesa pfoiiia and luxury taxes
are tremendous factors In the his'
cost OF living aud one tax whicl
can be- controlled 'ai q central point
must take their place, Mr. Fifg said
cxplaining that this meant single
tax ON the ultimate consumer,
II think the retailer has q ycr'
definite part 10 play In making lubo
see the light" Mr. flge said. "lol
retailers are diclntOra io tho mann
facturcrs and could reflect the atli
tude ,o the manufacturer The pub
lie IL entirely saturated with hig'
prices. I doubt II II can absorb YER
much more"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
MEN ARE ASSURED
Of PRESENT SCALE
FOR SIX MONTHS
PROPERTY OWNERS ALSO Pro.
TECTED AGAINST REDUC
TiON IN RATES
liy Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. is.-GuAr.
antee against any reduction In waees
before neat september 4, II given
railroad workers In the revised
drnf, ~ the railpoad iv-orRnnisns
tion bill reported today 20 tho cen.
ate and house.
i.ailroad corporations which arc
To regain control and operation OF
their properties March I are safc-
guarded likewise BY tho compro-
mise measure against reductions IN
rates and fares at the hands of the
state commissions prior "a soptem-
her .. the bliI providing specifically
against any rate or fare reductions
not approved by the Interstate com.
mercc commission.
WIN stabilize Conditions
The rc.drnfted reorganization,
measure. while not prohibiting ad.
yancea either In wages or IN rates.
IN the opinion Of tho members OF
the conference committee subscrib-
ling To the majority thus will tend
10 stabilize conditions In the faii-
road industry insofar as the con-
'creea deemed advisable.
isasrd ON Present scale
Before presentation OF the con.
forces report and tho redrafte<a
measure 10 the house. tho section OF
tho hill relative 10 wages was inter.
preted M establishing the pay OF
railroad employees at the level offec-
ilve when the properties are re-
iurncd This Interpretation. which
iaior was fornd 10 he erroneous, led
10 hurried conferences among rail-
sudi lnhur leaders In WeshiuRton
dlsratchlng NJ labor representatives
~ tho capitol 10 ascertain the exact
provision ~ tho measure. and 10 the
calling ~ conference for tonight
OF officials ~ the fourteen railroad
Unions ,ore'hrr with Samuel 0om.
luorr sni Frhuh Morrison, rves|dodt
4 irf aecr1tnfy. rcarecffveiv, of the
American Federation NJ Labor.
,nion Me-, Ra,isfici
The tabor lead"ra np learning
ihui On advance IL wages wns not
nfsr'udod bei woou March I ,nd sep-
io1lbei under the bill. generally
,"tprassod 'Hllsiar,ion with the pre-
vision aRalnsi uny reduction Of pay
Within the rnyi ok mouths
10 Conc Up Saturday
Tho houee flved Saturday for
consideration ~ tho conferences re-
ro-' arrppiur 20 meet m hour .eari-
br Than customary 40 y final vots
might boz reached before adjourn
mpht
nHprosentlilve Barkley. demo-
lrrii. ~ Kcr'rcky. n minority con-
fnrce. vas given permission 10 file
"a 'is1rreelnE report. He served
notice that an effort would he made
to fend tho hill back 10 conference
grfer instructions 10 eliminate some
~ 'hc provisions. Supporters Of the
ropr''. however were confident that
me rerort would be approved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
TEXAS POLITICAL.
CAMPAIGN OPENED
BY BAILEY SPEECH
ADMINISTRATION. PROHIBITION
SUFFRAGE AM LLttaI
on NATIONS DENOi' NCED
AssANs PARITY 'REGULARs'
Former senator Enters Gubrrnn.
t0,iai Race with speech "
Gnincsville---lirnrl Win.
dr,INs ln His Favor


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
ENGLISH ATTITUDE
OVER JUG0-SLAVIA
settlement, FIRM
nONAI, LAW EMpHiTiCAitN
DENIES REPLY 10 WILSON
WiS LATER MODIFIED.

~ hssoeia,ed Prr~-
LONDON. Feb iS.--Tho emphatic
denial of A. Bonnr Law. the govern
moni spokesman In the house ~ com
mons. that the draft OF the reply "a
President Wilson's note concerning
the Adriniic controversy had been
modified aH q result Of representation
from Niacount Grey. Lord Robert
Cert and Chancellor Of the FIX.
chdner. Chamberlain. was the onl,
Important new development In lh'
Adriaiic situation.
Press Displays Anxiety.
The denial IN considered 10 Illus
trntc the conflict between official and
unofficial uiirihnoeH aud Ia show Tho
anxiety Of tho british press for full
publicity In the fact cf what IN deem
I'd great strain beiween Great brit
ain and the United siates.
John W. DAVIS. American ambass'-
Tor. has received no direct verbal of
wrltion commun cation from ih0
council and only gains know'.dsg
concerning Il from conversations he
nolda
plscrcdt t,s Seriousness
Tho belief was expressed In diplo
matte and surreme council qurr'er'
lrrffv ~ parsons who have eoc'
hnO w'rt'Pe ~ lho rounoii'p reply u
Precedent Wlron that 'he sliuntloi
o. o., r'mrrei with irrltatlur no
abilities INN somo OF the renorii
hayo indicated In the first nlitH
~ s faid President wilson's MOI,
SOS nuI cur' mlsslve hut full -
liaintf explanation ~ hts ylewpolr
The Rice belt journal., 1920-06-26
TREE CATERPILLAR IS
DOING GREAT DAMAGE
Fruit and Shade Trees Being Robbed
of Beautiful FoIiage-CoVer
Wide Area.

During the last week the tree cater
pillar has ivaded the community in
amazing numbers and is working great
damage to the beautiful foliage of our
many shade trees. Not only is it work
| ing on the valuable fruit and shade
trees of the town, but neighboring
forests are likewise its victim.
These caterpillare are always pres
ent at this time Of year, when occas'
ional evidences of their work could
be seen, but it is not recalled when
they were as numerous as at persent.
They do little, if any permanent dam
age to the trees which they invade
but work the entire destruction of the
seasons foliage. In the case of fruit
trees too, they destroy the crop.
According to the statement OF Pau
ID. o. Perkins, Calcasieu parish demon
stration agent, they will last about
five weeks and we may expect another
cycle of them in August.
I The caterpillar may be destroyed
Iby either spraying or burning, ant
where practical their destruction
should be promptly and carefully look
ed after.