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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-10
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS

IS Millions of dollars have poures
INTO the pockets of the farmers IL
California because they have stand
ardised their products. Oranges
lemons, English walnuts and raisins
grown in California, are bought ev
sWwhere in the United States, be
cause the purchaser knows that b,
10 buying standardized goods. The
farmer in Kentucky may not have
these fruits and nuts; but he,. his
wife and his neighbors can easily
Dssh the Standardization of chick.
els.
Suppose Ohio county has $4,000
fowls of no breeding or of a dozen
different pure bred strains. New
suppose these could all be changed
IN one year to White Plymouth
Rocks what would be the result?
Ohio county would sson be we'll
known as center for pure bred
White Rocks, The men who buy
thousands OF pure bred eggs from
which to produce baby chicks, would
naturally buy eggs at fancy figures
in Ohio county. Even the produce
dealers would be attracted to Ohio
county because they are always anxi-
Gus to buy eggs Of uniform color and
dressed poultry which is standard
in size, color and general appear
ance.
Another great advantage is that
when a county standardizes it's poul-
try, the stock in that county remains
unmixed as there are no ROSTERS of
other breeds to wander over from
neighboring farms. OF course ev-
eryone in this goth century knows
that pure bred poultry will look bet
ter and be more profitable than mix
ed stock. Besides the offspring of
pure breds can be depended upon to
be as good or even better than their
parents.
Ohio county should choose White
Plymouth Rocks as it's standard
fowl, because:
/. They are the most popular fowl
in that section.
2. They are suited to the climate.
8. They are dual-purpose fowls,
which are best for farms.
4. They lay as many eggs in win
ter ag other breeds.
5. They lay as many eggs per year
as any other dual-purpose breed.
6. They have won at one or more
egg laying contest.
7. They lay good sized eggs
which ship better than thinner
shelled white eggs.
s. They are unsurpassed as ia
BILE fowl.
9. They bring more per pound than
the lighter breeds.
10. They are preferred by milk-fat-
tening establishments.
IL. They are yellow-skinned,
great advantage in culling for egg
IL. They mature rapidly.
IS. They fatten quickly.
IA. They stand confinement well.
Is. They are fine rangers.
16. They are the best sitters and
mothers.
II. They are easily "broken-up'
when broody.
IS. Their chicks are healthy and
easily raised.
10. Their small combs do not freeze
easily.
20. There are few color culls."
Think il over. and look around
for yourself, 1t is an even bet that
some one of your neighbors is rails
Ing White Rocks, and making good
AZ ~
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-10

II so read what the Missouri Far
mers have figured as the cost of pro-
duction OF a pound Of butter. The
Farmers Home Journal ran this
labt week, say it means Cream
Stations:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-10
By SAMUEL GUY IIWtN
OF the lutCrchurch world
Mnvnrrnni

American mission boards are Tho
only organizations when have Ia
veloped q practical, COMPREHENSIVE.
inclusive program fc. solvi-S ;is
Mexican problem.
The Mexican problem il not a
question of a revolution being
squelched, but an evolution to bee
guided. Mission boards are plan
ming to help Mexico solve her land
problems by establishing agricul-
tural schools; her social problems
by setting up social centers la
every town Of over 5000 popa'a-
ticn; her educational problems by
establishing university in Mexico
City and enlarging and multiply
ing high schools. normal and jay
schools. 4 b-otherly hand mus, be-
lent to aid the Mexican peoDle in
eliminating their 10 per cent. oc
Lliteracy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
VOTES INCREASE FOR OFFICERS.
Senate Passes Army-Navy Pay Bill;
Privafes Left Out.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Pay increases for
officers, and men of the army, navy,
marine corps, coast guard and Public
Health Service aggTegatlng $50, 500, 600
for the next year are provided IN House
bill passed Tuesday by the Senate.
Commissioned officers will receive an adj
vance of 10 per cent and enlisted men
above the rank of private will receive
an increase of 20 per cent.
Efforts TO amend the measure so as TO
provide more money for privates were
unsuccessful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction OF many and will be TO you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
REPUBLICANS FAILED,
CUMMINGS DECLARES
Saws America Would Have Been
First to Ratify Treaty if Viii
son Had Support.

Albany. Feb. 5.-America would have
been the first and not the last country
to ratify the Treaty of Peace, II President
Wilson had been properly supported,
Homer ). Cummings, chairman of the
National Democratic Committee, SAID
In an address here last night.
: The Republican party has had It's
opportunitv and II has failed, he con-
tinued Not only has IL thus far managed
to throttle the Treaty Of Peace, but
after eight months Of debate it cannot
record the ps ssage Of one single construc-
tive measure. The Republican party Is
not only hopelcssly bankrupt IN leader
ship, but IL can agree upon no construc-
tive policy satisfactory even 10 itself,
He asserted that il the Republican
party had been In power when the war
broke out. Eve would have been involved
IN the greatest, the most disastrous ana
the most overwhelming panic IN the hts
tory of Americs. but fortunately for our
country. the Democratic party had re-
formed the financial system and We with
stood the check without strain or panic
loaned billions Of dollars TO our allies and
became the greatest creditor IN al int
world
The Democratic party stands today
ut'oh . fftSi1 70 F't4Ait - - fTx-
in American history" he ended. w
have wrought reforms which have been
long denied TO our people and We led
America through its most strcssful period
in a manner which won the admiration
Of the world
W " Farley, chairman Of the Dem
ocrat:c State Committee appealed for
militant citizenship. spirit that makes
every American a political crusader for
the principles upon which our govern
ment was founded"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
RIG DROP IN NATIONS DEBTS.
Public Obligation is 1896, COO. 900 Less;
Floating. 10000, 900.

Washington, Feb. 5.-In the past FIVE
months the total public debt has decreased
about 1890 100000, and the floating
debt about $4,000, 900, Secretary
Houston announced yesterday, in com
rarative statements Of the public debt
on August 81. 1919 when the debt reached
us peak. and on last January 81.
The decreases were due principally to
salvage and taxes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
He Recognizes His Men

THIRTY-NTE years old and President Of the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey! Such a man might be
ideas of his Hear what hs
workers say about Walter c. Teases Labor Plan:
els success? We say Yes 1t should be model for
industrial world To read the of remarkable
how Standard Oil soveds Labor Problem
Hearts, for January, Page d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
Hearst's Magazine Liberal Education!
Hall C0ine Savs:-

Hall C0ine says
YOUNG mans highest duty 10 marry rs carly az
"a possible the woman he loves. Until that
appears his nearest duty is remain pure. Such
strainf and such unions csionaby their
blessing as well as their physical benefits"
HEARTS for January Page IS
Conan Doyle says
like of ready be separated precious
IL ingots one side and Stag heaps the other-sre
nnumcrable records in papers, MAGAZINES reports Of
learned societies. family traditons-from which will
to be defined the Laws that regulate Psychic affairs"
HEARTS, for January Page %
q. Bernard Sh0zU says
MAKE up your mind first that employee
1V1 nowadays, always employee: Second, resiize
that individual you utterly helpless.
That is why il were a clerk now, should Join a ceriS
HEARTS, for January SOC pas. ~
Maurice MaeteyIinck says
"CAMBITlNC; j, stay-st-home squaIid mechanical
and unovey adventure of those unable
the roal adventure of life IL the desperate
effort of the dcbitated, without the COURAGE
honest unappauded effort every human life demands"
Hea,ss for Janua,y SC Pags N
Vicente BLascO Ibaney SAYS
"X/OU dsrusted and feared in South America Yoo
i will find only the feeble of the Latin repub-
Ics only after having failed to raise loan in other
tries the United States But right think,
your opportunity to dispe this distrust."
HEARTS, for Jnn,snyy. Pnss 20
Gilbert K. ChestertOn says
T'HERE is thing to be said for appetites-dbss
they appettes Pleasure be only satisfaction;
not because be thirsty. But tell that
these artists actually thirst for hirstf'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
S1,OOO,OOO

IND you ever dream of owning 100000? Not soOOOOU
but In the face OF reasonable chance OF laying
hands that fascinating Bruno Lessng the average
would be willing give his teeth appetite, small
ton lung and take chance his arteries and his wife Then
a human story 81 ,00O OO0a will find in
Hears's for January, Page IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
Start the New Year Right

YEAR vows are nearly always trns selfish things
Y On New Year morning a should from hrs
downy prepared make pledge that will keep any
climate without benzoate of soda But before making he
should ask himself What of will tend to make
useful and helpful Others. Let Walt Mason give
you a few tips Starting the New Year Right" See
Heorst's for Januoyy, Puss IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
Where was the District Attorney?

TWELVE milonaires-members of the exclusive Armchair
Cubo settle argument with Police lnspector-ws-
sered each could commit undeected. The inspector
drew the st-then suddenly died The list disappeared
before member had but the BEGAN happen
anyway Who the real criminal? See Where Was the
District Attorney" By Arthur Somers Roche.
Hearsts for January Page -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05

mittee is to be named which Is to take
over the major part of the work Of the adj
visory committee. This body is TO have
headquarters in Washington and IS 10 be
composed of men who are in position to
lend their whole time to the work m hand.
Also it is learned that Mr.. Hays has made
tentative assignments of the topics TO
individual members OF the general com
mittee for special consideration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05

T>HERE is thing to be said for appetites-dss
they appetes. Pleasure be only satisfaction;
but be satisfied. We drink because thirsty;
not because want to be thirsty But | tell that
these artists actually thirst for thirstl"
HEARTS, for Jannnyy, Page IS
The St. Mary banner., 1920-08-21

THE TECHNICAL iiI(}. .'rtr,-. .'-'-=- do
STANLEY c. Al
Go3 Can. j,-%,.
New CGie..i-. 411.. y4>, la. 1920
Mackie's Pine Oil CO.,
Covington, La.
Gentlemen
During the summer Of +Gi1 It vas ny rood fortune
to be able to make trip to ;4u inie0, OF Labrador AS
soon party left the coast ;td v;cni,Y c the
icebergs and the Arctic current = o tao piuuyo into
Ey interior of the mysterious l;l,lr just under tho
Arctic Circle, became intimately acquainted WITH tho
famous Labrador mosquito.
Yin our dufle bags We md varied assortment of
"sure-cure mosquito dope" Oil of Citconela. Pony
royal sticky, tarry thct surely contained every
odoriferous oil discovered By the chemical world
The Labrador mosquito, be it known, is quito the
most voracous and bloodhsty inject known 10 eI.t
moogca science. The long and sharp prohosc5 Of the
female of the species percc not only The 1esh but can
90 through the heaviest kind Of wearing apparel Tbs
pest in the short Of the Arctic works bol d2y
and night in the blaze of the midday aEd during
the time the Aurora Boreal!s throws It's r.5bc:-;o
streams of light to the Zenit caring the short to o.
three-hour night. AL Of mosquito dc.@," .)e
cially the sticky tarry' smelly substance st g. al
q pronounced Colorado madur2 co-1:c.,.cn filed 10
keep the skeeters off The more pat t]la
skeeters we had raising bumps hac Ct our c~1s-1eat
uets and thick gloves were our solo protection.
With the others of party suffered, and t-a
back of ray neck reseInbed nothing more JhGn 9cso
shoer's l. sp One Gay, while IN camp Mtrc5
Falls OF the Hamilton River two hundred miles IL .2
interior of Labrador found in my ki5 sample y2i cf
'1Iaeke's Pine Oil that had been given Ee two
years previous to keep off mosquitoes while making
The St. Mary banner., 1920-08-21

moving pictures OF 00ck, geese M other wild life in
the Louisiana marshes had awaya planned to give it
trial. for Ornholocis Cl tlo State of Louisiana,
my trips of inspection took every into the
mosQultC- infested sections Of this State.
The sheeers c1tIa bad the day discovered
this vial Of Pine OIL extracted from the heart OF the pine
trees of st. Tammany Parish, and merely satisfy
myself that it lDouldt work, r;,bbcd little of Mr.:
Macles oil back of my ears, around my neck and hrOa
down my nose, and around se9er proof tent to give
the Of flying pests treat, Possibly the first
fow thousand skecers that made for with huns Of
delight surprised wlc: they tried to jab my other,
wise unprotected lesh but they couldn't have been
surprised than I-for they let severely alone.
still look bacl, il my mind and see the amazed
expressions the faces of my compalions when they
icleld walking through the black of
suitoes sans hcad-net sans black tar Citronella
sans Pennyroya - in other words, | didn't have
1ot1irg me and innocent Of skeeters, though
there were not il the wLol3 wide world. en-,
closing photograph taken while making motion pic
"cs at tho edge OF NaraJ Falls Basin, when
Inli;n guides found then only comfort while stopped
ovcr slnudge Of wet .sprI"o ieGrcs.
c31 assure you tIGt Tho ting sample vial with its
precious drops Of ac,.,9,s Pc Ci was treasured until
tie very last used rp,: ~ 3G,,o1 for morei
feel Terfcctly scfs IL saying tit r.o3s,uto preven-
Tive liaciie's Pine o. al to t + tests under the
Arc Circle I'd wa not tlu29 ,.e.+.s,, and an very
c.2d indeed 10 nc ale to -. tits purpose.
1t is Iay !rtention ,c..9vc: ag1l- journey to the
hau1ts Of the mosquito 70 have yo2 ell c. gadness'
pe." by geady for instant acton
Your cry truly
tSignel) STANLEY CI4ESj'Y ARTHUR,
Former State OInittJos445 O. '-cuisiaua!
The St. Mary banner., 1920-08-21
e0Ilns Steel In On,

as.s ss'''aa Steel In on:
ss,o : zone one Of six places Il ms
NJ !. steel x, is strengthened 'y by
as.aS, = OIL. At a plant in Car.
4 o. ls,.a sl'aft Weighing 10000
4 ~. a'sest piece ever subject. Sd,eo
As.' 'es !. method, went through 'us,,
s.sss's..o bored tambler shaft for IT
ss1,as \, s.s gold in California r,al' costr rSr
se,saa s.9eo. The greats great shat+ h.r; cost, Us.
latsd = nan 10 an upright furnace
Asls,sast ato a huge well II 1e Of anu IN,
$ $ :. md sputtered. lt toeaw;ns :, E,i.
INST 1#
The St. Mary banner., 1920-08-21
How 4 Fazx,ous Louisiana Man
Fought Vicious Labrador Mosquitoes

Mr. Stanley C2y I-G-
wide and vip gained
with them their native his
hhe
A1thu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
Eat and Get Thin

This Is turning an old phrase face
about but modern methods Of reducing
fat have made this revision possible.
II you are Overfat and also averse TO
physical eXertion; II you are likewise
fond Of the table and still want 10 re-
duce your excess flesh several pounds,
do this: Go % your druggist Cor write
the MarmOla Co. SG4 Woodland av., De-
troit Mich.) and give him Tor send theml
one dollar. For this modest amount OF
money the druggist will put YOU IN tne
way of satisfying your ambition for
nice, trim, slim figure. He will hand YOU
"a large case Of Marmola Prescription
Tablets compounded in accordance with
the famous MarmOla Prescription, one
Of which you must take after each meal
and at bedtime until YOU begin TO lose
your fat ut the rate Of two, three or four
pounds n week. Then continue tHe
treatment until your weight Is what you
desire. NlarmOla Prescription Tablets
are not only harmless but really benef
cial TO the general health You don't need
starvation diet or weakening exercises.
Just 90 on eating what you like. leave
exercising TO the athletes. but take your
little tablet faithfully and without
doubt that flabby flesh will quickly take
unto itself wings. leaving behind IT your
natural self neatly clothed in firm flesh
and trim muscles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR
C0NFERS WITH LOCAL
"Y" MEN AND BORDEN

William Orr Of New York city.
national director OF the Y. NJ g. A.
educational bureau. was in South
Bend Friday night and Saturday
morning in conference With the ed
ucational committee OF the local
association and with W. ". Bor-
den. superintendent OF schools. Mr..
Orr has been attending a conference
in Chicago relative 20 the united
schools plan of the Y. VI. G.. A. by
which standard courses Will be in
stalled in all associations 50 that
students compelled TO go TO different
cities during their school term can
resume studies there with hardly
an interruption. His conference
here was relative TO that work. Mr..
Orr was formerly commissioner of
education for Massachusetts, and
assistant national commissioner at
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
TWO MUSICAL PROGRAMS
AT WESTMINSTER SUNDAY

At Westminster Presbyterian
church. sunday Feb. S. the
following musical program will be
presented BY the Amphion Male
quartet assisted by Miss Kathryn
BaecE, organist. and Miss Amey
Aicher soprano soloist in the First
Presbyterian church OF Michigan
City, Indiana
Morning
Organ Prelude Grand Choir"
...................... Guilmant
Anthem Lovely Appear Gounod
Odertoire Andante Violin Con-.
certo .... MendeIsohn- Bartholdy
Quartet Blessed Is he that ....
Beadeth' ............C olburn
Fostiude Coronation March Lee.
Frophete .........-.. Meyerbeer
Evening
In the evening the service Will be
given over entirely to the choir. at
which time they will present the
following musical program:
Organ Prelude
ta) Oriental ............ Rodgers
CO.. Scherzo ....... Hoffman Shelly
Hymn No. 40
Begin my Tongue" Congregation
Quartet II am Alpha and Omega"
..........-...-... Stainer
Duet Whispering Hope. ".......
.................. Hawthorne
DR.. o. B. scandling and A. ".
Logsdon.
Quartet "RecessionaI' 80. De Koven
Baritone Solo How Long Witt.
Thou Forget Me" Johnson
DR. o. =. Scandling.
Trio Praise Ye" from Attilla. Verdi
Messrs. Logsdon, Morse, Scandling.
Solo How Lovely are Thy Dwell
ings' .......-....S Samuel Liddle
Miss Amey Aicher.
organ COncert Overture in c..
Minor ............... A. HOelins
Miss Baech
Three Gospel Songs-Quartet
(a)ThOu Your Sins .Doane
Cb)Jesus Savior Pilot Me. Gould
Co Church in the Wildwood.
..-...- Pits
Onertoire Chorus of Angels" Clark
Tenor Solo THE Broken Pinion".
..-............... johnson
A. W. Logsdon
Quartz THE long Day Closes"
.................. Sullivan
POstlude "Triumphal Marche"..
Fifth symphony $500. Beethoven
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
WIFE SUES BUT
HUSBAND WINS
Court Grants Divorce to Henry
Phillips on Testimony
of NeighbOrS.

Maggie b Phillips fled suit for
divorce in superior court, but Judge
Montgomery ruled that her husband.
Henry g. Phillips, was the one en-
titled 20 the divorce and gave him
custody OF their four small children.
Neighbors called into court to
testify in the case told Of the un-
kempt. half-clad condition in which
Airs. Phillips allowed her children
10 run about the neighborhood They
were very rarely with underclothing
and never wore shoes or stockings
said the women OF the neighbor-
hood.
ION a cold day last spring saw
one Of the children without under
clothing or shoes and stockings
banging on the door TO be let in, 3"
said enc Of the women on the wit
ness stand.
Fllrtations with street car men,
truck men, nearly every man that
passed the house. were told in detail
by witnesses on the stand during the
trial They told of Mrs. Phillips
sending the children into the streets
TO pick UP notes dropped by men
from the passing street cars and
sending them with answers on the
return trip Of tho car.
Phillips stated his wife showed
more attention TO her boarder. Rus
sci Foote, than she d 81 for himself
and was continually dancing in the
house with him and finally turned
the affections Of his two older chill
dren away from him towards Foote.
Mrs Phillips said she cared for
her children in the best manner
possible with the money given her
for that purpose She said she was
now getting along better on $40 a
week paid her by her boarder,
Foote. than she did during the time
her husband gave her the entire
amount OF his check each week. Il
haven't the bills now that I had
then" she explained.
The four little children were or
dered by the court to be delivered
over into the care of the father and
! the mother is 10 be allowed to visit
them at reasonable times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
LIFT OFF CORNS
WITH FINGERS
Few Drops Of "Freezone," Then
Corns Lift Of-No Paint

a tiny bottle Of "Treezone' costs
so little at any drug store; apply a
few drops upon any corn or Callus.
Instantly IL stops hurting then
shortly you lift that bothersome
corn or callus right off with your
fingers. Truly No humbug,
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Or. J. Z. McMeel. office with T.
a. OIney. AS Farmers Trust Bldg
Tel. Main 513; residence Main 1892.
9665-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
DARDANELLA.

The big hit for your Nictrola.
The 9. ". Corp Music Shap. Open
every evening. 9S15-S
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26

E. H. Dammarell was Lewiston
visitor the first of the week.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Enjoyable Stag Party

O. E. MACPHERSON entertained
number of his friends at stag
party last Monday evening. pinochIe
and 800" served to pass the time
very enjoyabIy. IT was understood
beforehand that refreshments be-
fitting the occasion would be served
in the dead hours of the night, so
it was not surprise to see a heap
ing platter of Llmburger gracing
the center of the table. This delect-
able dish always causes an uproar
and the levity caused by these sew
eral deceased bricks of cheese, was
no exception to the general rule,
on this occasion. A lovely piece of
layer cake was "loaded" with a
creamy filling of the aforementlon-
ed cheese and was to be presented
to A. V. Dunk!e in the hope that
his palate might be educated up to
proper point. However, E. E.
Bechtol drew this particular piece
of cake and had completely de-
mclished 1t before the mistake had
been discovered.
Refreshments consisted of sand
wiches, CHEESE, coffee, pickles
and punch.
Shortly after two-thirty Tuesday
morning the following "stags"
stampeded for hume: DR.. Moser
G. F. Walker, E. w. Lutz. Stuart
Compton, M. B. Mcconnell. A. V.
Dunkle, A. E. Wilcox, R. B. Knep-
per, G. S. Porter. Leo Raaberg,
Phil DeCourcey, Geo. L. Carlson. R.
D. Newton and E. E. Bechtol.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Churches to Raise Money

The worldwide movement of Pro-
testant churches will get under way
definitely in Latah county when the
Interchurch county conference
opens at the Methodist church at
Moscow, Idaho. on April 8.
Pastors and leading men and
women of this country will meet to
mobilize the Christian forces for
their part in the program to raise
81, 1896, 100000 in America, in the
next five years for extension of
church activities throughout the
world. Thirty denominations are
cooperating nationally in the Inter-
church World Movement. The
total budget these denominations
expect to pledge in 1920 is 1886.
TT, ,572, of which SITS, ,448,-
349 is to be paid in this year.
Dean J.. G. Eldredee of Moscow is
director OF the financial campaign
in this county.