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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
Know Your State.

Next to the ancient injunction. Know myself" is the more modern and al- most as important one: Know your State" the place where your home is and where your interests are. There is
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

It may t-c as Commissioner Enright of New York says that the crne there i; simply the display of the Christmas spir- 1t but he seems ts have encouraged it to a deplorable extent
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Two of party of three killed in an auto at Massachusetts>grade crossing when the driver refused to abide by the signal of the crossing tender. It is the old story of taking a chance
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
Stories That Recall Others
A Gentle Hint.

A Gentle Hint.
 young billiard room employe was re gently informed by his employer that he would have to be more careful in the future in the matter of chalk.
 Can't help it, sir" replied the boy
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Going out for the hockey team. Bnl7" Nav; every time I get on a slsatee 1t brings back old times and lose all In- terest in thes sgzme."-Penn State Forth.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Christmas should be celebrated in such manner as not to interfere with church attendance on the day after
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

This is the day of course when the parents get as much entertainment out of the automatic toys as the children.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Those who entertain invisible guests today will have the additional pleasure that comes from helpful giving
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Except that winter hasn't really set in, one might suspect that the recent heavy rains had filled the brooks.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

The acceptance by employees of reduced pay means not only the recognition of the inevitable bua the quicker adjust ment of unsettled conditions.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

l. is capital day upon which to rec ognize the importance of keeping the Christmas spirit active throughout the entire year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

As a prohibition Christmas it is well to remember that there is wisdom in be- ing temperate in other things besides drink
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

If all New York needs is a drag net and it's use, it's a pity that it's use wasn't prescribed before
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

The estate of A. T. Ringland amounts to over a million dollars which shows that the people pay well to be entertain= ed
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

The man op the corner says: Make merry but remember there are other days coming
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

Insist on safety first. See that the ice is thick enough before trying the Christ mas skates.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A merry Christmas to each and every. one.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25

AEMsER OF IRE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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 Ai hEhis of republication Of special dea ssi tl. ,-rein aye also reseryed.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
STAvkA vYHYBkAkU EU-
DE SNAD v TYDNU
SkONCENA.
Kongres ma donutiti vladni
delnickou komisi k povol-
nosti.

NaGelnici mistnich stavkuji-
cich zeleznicarG ocekavajf, re
straik bude ukoncen v tomto
tydnu, iakmile totiz vladnl del
nicka komise stesky stavkuji-
cich vyslechne. Stara zeleznic-
nj bratrstva slySeni tomu pred
vladni komisi sice prekazeji,
stavkujici unie pozadaji vsak
dnes nebo Ultra kongres, ably
zadane slyseni stavkujicim u
vladni komise vynutil, nacez
stavka byla by odvolana a asi
41.000 clenG novych zeleznic-
Mich uni V zemi vratilo by Sc
bezodkladne do prace. Dnes
stavkari prihlizeji predevsim
k tomu, ably osobni doprava ma
drahach netrpela a dopravu
nakladG obnovi hned, jakmile
vladni zeleznicni komise poza-
davky strajkujicich vyslechne,
cimz zaroven novy svaz zelez-
nicafi bude uznan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
'VOLERNf SAZKY KLONf Sc
MA STRANU HARDINGA.
Gen. Wood spoleha ma TAX Nv
tiche hlasy.

Mistn1 rep. organisace bude
"a zitfejsich primarek podpo-
rovat kandidata presidentstvi
|senatora Hardinga, kdezto Je-
no protikandidat gen. Wood
spoleha zvlaste ma tax zvane
''tiche hlasy" to nejen V Gle
velandu, nybrz vsude Ohio.
Podle volebnich sack dnes u
zavrenych dalo by Sc soudit,
re senator Harding "a zitfej-
Sich primarek zvitezi dvema
proti jednomu hlasu. Pfedpovl
da Sc tez, re jmeno sen. John
soma bude cetn6 zvlast6 zelez-
niGnimi zTizenci v Ohio ma IT,
cketu vpisovano, kdezto Her.
bert Hoover NIUE podobnym
zpGsobem ziskat asi 5000 hla.
s1 v naSem statu. Demokrati-
cky kandidat presidentstvi
guv. Cox ma svoji ohajskou de
legaci zajiStenou, ponevadz je
bez protikandidata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
.COMPERS JE PROTI DELNI-
CKYM STRANAM POLL
TICKYM.
Soudni donucovani k praci me-
schvaluje rovnez.

Pfedseda Americke Fedora
ce Prace Sam. Gompers fecnll
vcera V Association SIM, 21O5
vych. 81. ulice o delnickych O.
tazkach a vyslovil Sc proti po-
litickym stranam delnickym.
Organisovana prace zvlastnich
politickych stran pry nepotfe-
buje a Federace rovn6z nebu-
de diktovat svym clenGm koho
voliti musi a ktere kandidaty
mali zvlastni politickou stra-
nou portrait. Clenove V politi-
ce necht' jednajf samostatne a
|hlasuji die moznosti pro kaz-
|d6ho pffznivce organisovane
prace, necht' uz ie ma ktereko
Ii tickete, kdezto nepritel Fe-
derace ma byti vsemozne poti-
ran. Gompers neschvaluje n.y.
|nejSi stavku zeleznicaru, lee je
rovnez proti Leverove zakonu,
ktery by chtel strajkafe pro-
strednictvim soudu k praci do
|nucovat. 0 presidentskych kan
didatech podrobne nemluvil,
zda Sc vsak, re dava pfednost
Fl. Hooverovi, ktery rovnez lie
verify donucovacf zakon zavr-
huie. Federace do voleb ofici-
elne vSak nezasahne a bude
kraCet osvedcenou starou ce-
stou. kterou domohla Sc jiz
mnoheho uspechu bez politi
ky. Zeleznicni Cummins-Escho
WI kongresni predlohu ne
schvaluie rovnez, ponevadz re
lezniCafi mali miti prave ia
kovou svobodu dnes jako m6li
w dobach. nez vlada pfevzala
amer. drahy We svou kontrolu.
- V podobnem smyslu fecnil
predseda doutnikarske unie
Perkins a Glen legislativniho
vyboru Federace J. Sexton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
ZASTRELIL BRATRfKA.

G.. Bonnes, 2212 Salzer Ave.
Easel V sobotu k svemu souse-
dovi w. Mintaughovi, ably Wy
menil u neho desetidollarovou
bankovku ma drobne mince.
Bonnes special totiz ma ven-
kov, kde Sc chtel V nedeli ba-
Wit lovem, a drobne penize po-
tfeboval ma trakcni jizdne.
Do domacnosti zmineneho sou
seda prisel nabitou loveckou
puskou, liz Ia vymeny penez
postavil do kouta v kuchyni.
Mezi tim, co Sc sousedem Sc @
sve vyjizdce bavil, odlozen6
rucnice vSiml 81 Mintaughnv
14lety synek William, kterJ
zbran popadl a V domneni, ze
neni nabita, Zamiril ma mlad.
Siho sveho bratricka Edvina
V zapeti ma to vysla rama q
1Olety Edwin, do srdce strele
ny skacel Sc mrtev ma podla
hu. Neblaha kule proletela he
chovym telem a zaryla Sc dc
zdi. Mattel puSky bude dnes
predvolan k soudu municipa
nimu pro neopatrne uzivan
paine zbrane a bezdecny bra
trovrah bude vyslychan koro
nerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
o MEZDNfCH OTAZKACH

Dnes rano sjeli Sc V Cleve-
landu zastupci havirskych IL
nif, iakoz i majiteld uhlodoltl
z vychodnfho Ohio, aby pokra
covali We vyjednavani ohledne
mezd. Hornici mali Al poza-
davkG celkem. z nichz hlav-
nejSf jsou: svatek /. kvetna,
zvlastni plat "a vybirani ka-
meni 2 vykopaneho uhli, lep-
81 zdravotni pomery a placeni
"a kazdy druh vykopaneho IL
hi. Predsedou vyjednavaifci-
no dnesniho vyboru je havif
VIM. Roy a taiemnikem uhlo-
baron C. J. Albasin. Jsou zde
Zastoupeny havifske unie z
Neffs, Bellaire, Bridgeportu,
M artins Ferry a Dillonvale.
Krajan Vaclav Kunik z Brid-
geport jest jednim 2 delegate
unii a "A. Felcan 2 Dillonvale
druhym. Podobna konference
dala Sc We Wheeling minuly
ltyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
AUTEM DO STREE.
Diva muzi poraneni u vych. SIS
ul. a Julia Ave.

Blize narozi vych. 55 ul. a
Julia Ave. sfitil sc do strze 20
stop hluboke automobil, z je-
hoz trosek policii byli V zapeti
vytazeni a do nemocnice odve-
zeni ride Ed. Cooney, 1902
Lawn Ave, jakoz pritel je-
no c. Nc Donald 2 Madison
Ave. Policie tvrdi, re Cooney
byl opily, kdyz po vych. 55 ul.
ujizdel a blize Julia Ave. u RI
ditka pocinal 81 tax nedbale,
re stroj prekotil Sc do rokli-
ny. Oba autoiste mali vnitfni
zraneni a nescetne pohmozde-
min, takze ma svou lehkomysl-
most a ukvapenost tax brzy ne
Zapomenou. Cooney ke vsemu
tomu bude souzen pro poruSe
nj jizdnich mestskych pravi-
del. Podobna nehoda udala sc
vcera ma st. Clair Ave. IL vych.
% ul., kde pfekotil Sc automo
bill r. B. Owense, 10710 st.
Clair Ave. a poranil rovnez je-
no druha JOS. Kritise, 955 Wy
chodni rs ulice. | V tomto pTi-
padu sofer Owens byl pry ma
mol opily, ackoliv name ma
rodni prohibici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
MORE NEROZDVOJILO.

Ochotnici ceske sine Sokol o
pakovali vcera PSenkGv dra-
maticky obraz "More neroZd-
vojilo". a to V osadni sini p. M.
Lourdske ma Zizkove a vyte-
EEK z vcerejsfho pTedstaveni
pripadne "Ceskemu srdci" We
Vidni. Ponevadz obSirne o no.
vince te referovali jsme jiz po
prvem pfedstaveni ma zapad-
nj strane, dnes konstatujeme
pouze, re vcereisi souhra by
la dobra q celek velmi pekny,
obecenstvem pozorne sledova-
ny. Prvni diva akty illustruji
osvobozovaci nasi akci V Chi
cagu ruSenou rakuSackym "Ve
smirem," kdezto velice efekt-
nj treti jednani odehrava Sc
jiz mezi nasimi legionari ma
pGde Francie, kde ojedinela
Zrada ma veci ceske nalezite
byla potrestana, kdezto cely
del nalezl sveho zaveru opet-
ne V Chicagu. Hlavni roll Sc
hral opet vyborne p. Mucha a
matku chicazskeho bohace Nj
kodema jfmave pTednesla pani
M. Hlavackova, jedna 2 nej-
schopneiSich naSich ochotnic.
Nadseneho legionafe i tento-
krate hral vervou p. Panek,
invalidu p. Krakora, rak. Wy
Zvedace p. Hacha, Baltazarka
p. Becka a Gleny narodniho w
boru PIP. Mikulec, Jelinek, Ul-
man, ePtr a Hosticka. Vel
mi dobra byla i vcera Mirva
ISL. Podvalska) a korektne re-
citovaly sve partie dalSi danny
pani L. Brouskova a 81. Hej-
nova. Vyprava kusu zasluhuje
kredit, kdezto sokolska kapela
p. Proska svymi skvelymi W.
kony rovnez sklizela aplaus
publika. Eel ienom, re navste-
va nebyla tax velika, jak Sc
pTedpokladalo. Jinak ale mo-
ralni uspech byl uplny a obe-
censtvo Sc uslechtile pobavilo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
"DAMA Cd MAXIMA"

Rozmarne dilo francouzske
tvorby pod uvedenym titulem
pobavilo nemalo vcera precet-
ne Sc dostavivsi obecenstvo,
jez die temer neutuchajiciho
smichu soude, nemalo sc bavilo
rozpaky prohreSivsiho Sc Pc
typona, jehoz vyborne sehral
p. st. Kratochvil. Titulni ulohu
podala pi. r. Vokounova, jak
ieji silly stacily, ac rozpustila
Suzana by vyzadovala vetsi Ii
vosti, ale takto Sc provedeni
obtizne role zamlouvalo. PAM
Texlerova sehrala Gabrielu,
obstaroznejSi manzelku Petipo
novu virtuositou il vlastni.
Satiricky kousaveho Monziku-
ra a rizn6ho generala Dycro-
ia sehrali PIP. V. Dlouhy a B.
Sixta, oba obohatili del pekny
mi pisnemi, jez obecenstvem
byly lichotive pfijaty. Jako o.
byceine byl dobrym baronek
Guy p. "A. Klimese a pochva-
ly zaslouzi pravym humo-
rem zpfvany a hrany metar p.
F. Hartmana. Dobre sc uvedl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
p. Pala Y iloze sluzebnfho du-

p. Pala Y tloze sluzebn1ho du-
cha.
Peknou nev6stou a chapa-
YOU zackou rozpustile Suzany
byla slecne L. Ocaskova v IL
loze Klementiny, podobne Sc
"drzel" dobre zenich poru-
elk Korynon, p. F. Petr. Ulohy
episodni, celkem vdecne do
sti obtizne k sehranf sehrany
byly vesmes Sc zdarem DANA
mi A. Canskou, M. Riedlovou,
M. Kasalovou B. Pelichovou,
kdezto 1lohy panske byly do
bre vystizeny PIP. O. Nieder-
lem, V. Khopem E. Pelichem.
Del rozpustile hry vyzaduje
bystreho spadu a rychle SOU
hry, cehoz bylo reziserem p.
st. Kratochvilem docileno az
ma nektere celkem bezvyznam
ne chybicky, zavinene hlavne
velkou veselosti baviciho sc pu
blika vtipne aranzovanymi see
nami.
Pred tretim iednanim pode-
koval pTedseda sboru nehleda
nymi slovy "a prizen naseho
obecenstva projevovanou tax
nebyvale cetnymi navstevami
a ujist' t'oval, re bude i ma dale
snahou ochotnictva prizen tuto
| drzeti v sezone prfstf, kdy
hrati Sc bude ma jevisti opra-
ven6m, ku kteremu uceli no.
dlaji prispeti financne ochot-
nicke sbory hrajicich ma jevi-
sti Ceske Narodnf Sine.
Pfi predstavenf hrala OBJ
vyklym Gspechem sokolska ka-
pela, jejiz houslista p. Hama
prednesl pekn6 V druhem jed
mani houslove solo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
Z MT. PLEASANT.

Omladina J. A. Komensky
els. 5, pTi vcereisim vystoupe-
nj "Krasomila a medved" u
kazala, co Sc necha vytrvalou
praci dokazati. Oc reklama ne
byla velika, pfece aspon rodi-
&c ditek ucinkuiicich NELL Sc
prijiti podivati, iak jejich dit
ky pokracuji. ably tax ziskali
zaiem pro dobrou vec. Kdy3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
ZDLOUHAVA CINNOST
KRAJSKEHO SOUDU.

Jeste nikdy pred tim nebylo
u krajskeho soudu tolik nevyri
zenych procesd iako V dobe
pritomne. kdy nektere pripady
byly odlozeny~ vice, iak tucet
krate a mnoho zalob stareho
vydani je ma soudnim kalenda-
ii dosud. Soudni tuto rozvlac-
most zavinuji zvlaSt' korporac-
nj pravnici, nespokojeni pa
nuilcim porotnim systemem a
porotu caste rozpousteiicf. Dal
sim faktem je, re kraisti soud-
cove castym chorobam jsou
vystavovani, cimz mnoho pro
cesn bylo letos odroceno. Soud
ce Estep churavel plnych Sest
meslcn, soudce Foran diva me-
sice, misto resignuiiciho soud.
ce Stevense bylo mesic opuSt6.
ne atd. Okres nasledkem me-
mocemi proridlych rad soudci
musel letos do Clevelandu DO.
volavat vypomocne soudce 2
venkova, cimz poplatnictvu
pfipadly prebytecna vydanf
$4,000 bylo letos pfespoInfn
vypomocnym soudcnm okre
|sem jiz vyplaceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26

jiz Sc obetuje penez a prace
ma provedeni veci, rodice ob6-
tuji ma vystrojeni dltek mnoho
penez a pax ditky jsou pa
mem ucitelem Krejsou nemile
prekvapeni, kdyz mali svoje u
meni prednaseti prazdnym Ii
dim. Jest ma case, ably podru-
he vsichni ii, kteri hubuji, re s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26

herskou pohranicni strait pro
paSovani zivotnich potreb do
Rakouska. Jeden z Mich, FIR.
Kritsch udal, re Ia vlady boil
sevicke V Uhrach zakopal We
sklepe 10000 korun. Tyto pa
prove penize mu pry sezraly
krysy a proto chtel 81 nahradi-
ii skodu pasovanim potravin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26

nasi prace ME neni, "a penlZe,
ktere Sc obetuji, prilozili sve
"ja" a poctili sve ditky navste-
YOU a povzbudili je k dalsi
praci. F. j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26

krysy sezraly $4,000 ko-
run. N6kolik obcanG V meste
Eisenstadtu bylo zadrzeno u
The courier-index., 1920-04-02
2 Cents AUerdge
 Cost for Cotton

Washington, March 25.-Investi- gation just concluded by the policy of farm management of the depart ment of agriculture shows that at price based on 'bulk line" cost of 28 cents per pound, lint, 851o of the cotton grown in 1918 on SAP farms, from which cost figures were obtained, would have produced a profit. Sixty six per cent of the farms concerned, would have made money, the department says. At Ia price based on the average cost of production, which the department figured at 23 cents per pound, only 351 of the SAP farmers, or ALT |per cent, would have made profit, lit was stated.
 The ':'bulk line,' it was explain ed, mark the point on scale of costs about which the price of 8 commodity must hang if an ade- quate number of producers are to be kept in the business. In the case of the 1918 crop the price actually obtained coincide with the bulk line, the farmers receiving about 29 cents for the product. /
 The farms on which the experi- ment was conducted are located m Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas.
 The net cost of production, it
 was found, ranged from 8 cents to $1.07 per pound, only three farms
 totalling 35 acres, producing at the
 minimum cost; 22 showing less thar IA cents, while more than 50 rang
 ed from 50 cents to SLOT.
 "The more generally farmer:
 study their costs and adjust theil
 production on the basis of costs ant
 prices the more readily will econom
 ic forces operate to maintain pro lduction and profitable basis," tn
 department states. "The govern
 ment used the bulk line during thu
 war for price fixing in industrie other than agriculture, setting 1 price so that from 80 to 90 pc cent of commodity could be pro duced at a profit. A certain per !. centage of producers may be ex
 pected to lose on given staple Il any given year, but economists agre'
 that if prices sink so low as to mak,
 this percentage very large, say a
 low as the line of the average cos
The courier-index., 1920-04-02
rnE RIGHT AMOUNT v UT SEED IN THE GARDEN

Eeed elapie ,, seed are expensive. |rs eu planted too thicklE cause ex-
 \ no ,aoor in thinning. If thinning EeaI IO' done at the proper time (ollnns (an slender plants develop. The bsrtmg btHmlng table, prepared by the De- sitv' sit'nlsn' os of Horticulture, Univer- bf sen ol Arkansas, gives the amount Rupdeseaal Geea or plants required for one Pe.ea Paoa feet of row:
 bmssaalIs one pint; beets, 2 oz; bz: eas sprouts, l pt.; cabbage. 1s
 leler;aaal l oz.; collards, pkg.
 ber l pkg; corn, 1 pt.; cucum,
 egg nls E oz.; cantaloupe, ls pt. kobl,amha mhant, IA oz.; kale, E oz.'
 Rips, F oz.; leek, F oz.; tur, tard F oz.; lettuce, F oz.; mus |ed. 2 oz.; okra, 1 oz.; onion |ey 0z.; onion sets, 1 at: pars- ot oz.; parsnips. E oz': peas bz.; ~, potatoes. F pix; radishes. i
 |weet tsplnaeh, oz,; squash , l% oz.
 sharS potatoes, 60 plants; swiss S1, 2 oz.; tomatoes, SO plants.
The courier-index., 1920-04-02
THE PRINTER LOST HIS JOB

In a certain town in Southeast Missouri newspaper office re- ceived an order for some public sale bills from a prominent farm CT. This order was given June 29 and the work promised June 30.
 June 30 being the last day be- fore the prolonged drouth the printer decided he would take shot of "hootch" in homer of the occasion. One glass brought com pany and the wine flowed freely for many moments. Suddenly the printer thought of the sale bill job he had promised for that day. He hastened to the printery and set type with both hands. He felt slightly wobbly, but his head was as clear as bell. He set the job, read the proof, printed the bills and wrapped them up pre- paratory to delivery.
 The farmer called for the job, paid his bill and started tacking up his bills.
 This is what he found on his bill :: Twenty-Five cows, broke to work ; 41 head of cultivators, coming in soon; 10 head of shoveling boars with scoops by side; piano mares 120 rod of canvas belting, better than new; DeLaval COW with ice cream attachment; Mccormick bind CT in foal; Poland China bobsled, due to furrow in April; IA head of chickens with grass seed attach
 ments in good working order; U. l. Case riding heifers, good as
 new; spraying outfit, can be rider
 by children; IS billy goats, 70 bushels capacity, with spraying noz zles and other attachments; many Iother articles too numerous to men
 tion which I expect to get at nigh between now and date of sale"
The courier-index., 1920-04-02
nv TO GROW TOMATOES
 FOR A CANNING FACTORY
Woolsey, Assistant Horticulturis

I'd Woolsey, Assistant Horticulturist
 University of Arkansas.) :. Many varieties of tomatoes are low in use for canning but the Stone with it's numerous strains Eeems to be in the lead. Each sea- |on new varieties are introduced, a lew of which have proven satis- Factory. A good type of tomato For canning should possess the fol- lowing characteristics:
 Fruit smooth without ridges or &tems and irregularities; firm, well Bounded flesh; vine growth should be upright and stems strong; heavy Fielding habit color uniformly red Ehich does not change through the kaning process; thin skin; size of Fruit medium and uniform; resis- Rance to disease. (In the wilt sec Hons grow the wilt resistant varie- ties) quality of fruit (High quail ty is essentially season of bearing. In most cases canning is done ate in the growing season) and Fariety must be adapted to the soil onditions.
 The United States Department f Agriculture has for the past few fears ben distributing seed of cer- aln varieties of tomatoes which lave proven to some degree to be esistant to wilt. The section of tate having trouble with wilt are Psing some of this seed. The fol owing varieties have been distrib- ted: Norton, Marvel, Arlington, Burbank and Columbia. A few elections of resistant varieties have Peen produced by the Arkansas Ex- eriment Station.
 The tomato is adapted to a vari- ty of soils. The highest yields re commonly secured on sandy pam soils with clay subsoil which Ire we'll drained and fertile. On ne heavier type of soil the flesh
 firm, while on light soils it is Vatery and soft. The tomato plant I'll not stand "wet feet" more es. Peeiaily of the two weeks just af. er transplanting. No field should e selected for this crop on which uuace water stands after heav, mowers. Loose sandy soils will not eed draining, but on heavy clay oi ,ay loans better results will be D'ained where some form of drain. se IS practiced. Careful prepara lon or the soil is one of the most npouant considerations in success u production. Deep fall blowing
 pest where the land is in sod ol nefe the land contains much clay
 sandy loam soils are commonl, .o~ed early in the spring. DisI "u narrow the !. land occasionally
 keep the soil loose and to de v.oy weeds until setting time aa aaaoroughly harrow and pulverize tn, sa On just before planting. This vii ss, ssse the soil in moist condition
 nleh Is best for the proper devel pnent Of the tender roots of tn, sns s set plant. Poorly prepared oo anu Is one of the chief causes ot
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WARNING ORDER
Tn the Lee Cbancerx Co,

In the Lee Chancery Court. Louis Morrison, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 3698 Magnolia Morrison, Defendant. The defendant, Magnolia Morri- son, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answ- CT the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein.
 Marianna, Ark, March 27, 1920.
 R. G. APPLE, Clerk. Attorney, Mann & McCulloch.
 (3S6J
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WARNING ORDER
the Lee ch.neery court.

In the Lee Chancery Court. Mary Talley, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 3699. Emmett Talley, Defendant. The defendant, Emmett Talley, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed here in.
 Mariana, Ark, March 27, 1929.
 R. C.. APPLE, Clerk. Attorneys, Mann & McCulloch.
 (397l
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WARNING ORDER In the Lee Chancery Court.

John Williams, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 3656 Annie Williams, Defednant. The defendant, Annie Williams, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer tho complaint of the plaintiff filed herein.
 Marianna, Ark. March 25, 1920
 R. c. APPLE, Clerk Attorneys, Mann & McCulloch.
 (391)
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WARNING ORDER
In the Lee Chancery Court.

In the Lee Chancery Court. Clyda Ethel Wright, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 369e Frank Wright, Defendant.
 The defendant, Frank Wright, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff filed herein. Marianna, Ark, March 27, 1923.
 R. G. APPLE, Clerk. Attorney, W. L. Ward. (395l
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of production, so many will lose that production of that staple will tend to fall off until prices rise to point where they will again cover the cost of the bulk of the prod net"
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Yes, the Home Lumber Co. has it. Lumber, shingles, hot-bed sash, storm sash, windows, doors, roofing, etc. Phone 32. tf
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Vanderbilt University Glee Club of thirty-five members. In Marianna on Tuesday evening, April 6. Keep the date in mind. You certainly can't afford to miss this rare mu- sical treat. "I