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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09
TOLEDO OUTLAWS ESCAPE.
Shoot jail Guard and Lock Sheriff
in Cellar.

Toledo.-A convicted murderer, a
thug and two safe breakers and bur-
glars are at liberty as the result of Il
bold Jail delivery here. Six men took
part, first attacking three guards. One
of them shot the guard who opened
the gates, covering the other guards
with his revolver, and passed the keys
to his confederates. When the sheriff
rushed in he was overpowered, taken
to the cellar and locked in.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09
MACHINE TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS.
Government to Offer Them at IS Per
Cent of Cost.

Neutrality-suspicious. for the sale Of
machine tools to educational institu-
tons have been completed by the war
department.
The sale is to be made under the au-
thOrity Of the Caldwell bill, recently
passed by Congress, providing for
their disposal to universities, colleges
and technical schools of recognized
standing at Is per cent of their
cost
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09

London.-Law officers of the crown
consulted with French and Belgian law
officers regarding the former German
Emperor. It is reported the conferees
made out case against the former
German ruler and framed an inGct-
ment.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09
POLICE BREAK "REDS'" WALK.

Five Arrested for DisorderIy Conduct
on Fifth Avenue.
New York.-Three women, one of
whom has been known for several
years as an advocate for the Irish
cause, and two men were arraigned in
the Jefferson Market Court charged
with disorderly conduct for the part
they played in the amnesty walk or
parade which the Reds attempted to
carry out on Fifth avenue as q pro-
test against the continued imprison-
ment of anti-war plotters.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09
"BARs WIRE" is WHlsKEY.
Ingenious Plot Is FoiIed by Dry
Squad.

Squad.
Aberdeen, WaSh.-One of the most
ingenious plots to ship liquor to Grays
Harbor from the Sound ever invented
by crafty bootleggers who foiled here
when sixty-five quarts and twenty
pints OF whiskey, in fiat bottles, in
Cased in soldered tin containers, were
seized in a dry squad raid on the home
of Tom Paskolas, No. 51S West Hume
street The liquor is believed to be
one of several lots planned to ship.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09
LEAGUE AS NATIONAL ISSUE.

All Sorts of Candidates Will Be
Forced to Declare Their Stand.
Washington.-The formation of an
organization to carry the League of
Nations issue into every political CON
test in the United States during 1920
was announced by Senator Borah.
The purpose of the organization is
to force every candidate for office,
from the presidency down to village
constable, to declare publicly where he
stands on the issues involved in the
treaty fight.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09

The Hague.-The semi-official Meth
erlands Correspondence Bureau an
nounces there is no truth in the state
ment that the Netherlands government
has officially informed the allies it will
not surrender the former German EN-
peror.
The bureau says no action has been
taken.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-01-09

An airplane engine with IL cylinders
has been invented which makes more
than 1000 revolutions minute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28

vertlcata coahci mari pe latura
exterioara a trotuarclor, aproape
sa4si lmpreune ramnrile de-asu-
ipra drumului; liniSte;
miros de codrn; privelisstc care
ineinta vederca; cuiburi recrea-
toare de nervi. Ranll pc pamlnt.
Pc verankla unci case O doam-
ma, tinara, frumoasa, SADIE pc un
sacum-l -leagan, sc hftina 81 clteSte
ziarul. In fata verandei, hnga un
boschet de liliac de pe care 'au
trecut lflorile, un carlclor dc
copii, dim care Sc vdde fata abba
ca lcrinul al unul copilas de vi'e4o
sase luni
in drcnpta, domnul tale iaf'lEl
Gu masina hc cost de pe pajI,
stea din fata cosei. &c frumOs Z
tablonl! il admir-. - Oar, copilnl,
Sc trezestc din somn 81 5ncepe sc
plinga. Doamna, priveste i'm dreap
ia 81 in stInga 81 0 auz zfclnd
Harry! Vczi Me copilul ala Sc
|nu plmga !!' 81 barbatul, fncrunta
din sprinccne, las;l coasa 81 mer.
eind repede, ia copilul in. bratt
81 incepe sal hitine, pc clnd dina
urmeaza sc citeasca ziarul.
Tree vrp-O Zece case 81 yad I'm
| domn Gu copilul in brate, tlnin.
du-i bibilonul la gura, pe clnd
doamna sta de vorba Gu prietc'
ma de aqaturi 81 ride Ell pofta.
| Merg mai departe. La coltu
strazii ma intalnesc Gu doam
ma cocheta, draguta, Gu portmo
neul in NINA st1nga pc end CT
dreapta tine un catelus mic, alb
in sus Ia fnaltimea peptului. Mer
ge grabita. cu privirea Ia odoru
din brate, 81 in urma lui dom
nul incarcat cu. un COS plln d
fructe 81 zarvaturi, Gu un sac d'
sfeara plin de pachctc 81 cutii ca
conserve, 81 cu un pachet mar
la subtioara, merge gafaind, cl
broboane mari de sudoare p
| frunte, 81 pe cind ajung in drep
tm lui pachetul ii cade de SUI
NINA. Prrveste speriat inainte, i
ilatnri 81 lasa cosul pe trotuar S
Iridicc pachetul. Mi-e mila de G
INA aplec 81 rfdic pachetul, tocma
lin momentul eind doamna intoar
&c capul 81 vazind scena zice in
| tepata: .,Ce-ai fAcut? De zee n
lesti bagator de seama % 81 p
cind ii pui pachetnl sub brat, Inn
zice zimbind, gratioasa, ca u
| niger: ,,1ti multmesc die"
/ Nam mers mai departe, am &c
Tit la dreapta, spre strada &C
merciala, zgomotoasa. Ma saturs
sem de linistea 81 .,fericirea" d
lpe strada Gu cuiburi recreatoar
4 de nervi, gindindu-ma: Asa
Isl I'm raiul de pe lamea ce
lalta'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28
INFORMATUM

Politia in parada, hotii la lu-
cru. = Pc cind politia din Cleve-
land, fanbracata in hamc de gala,
marsaluia pc strazile din centrui
orasului, niste hoti au intrat in
tr'o prisvaaie a unui giuvaergiu,
de pc strada Euclid, 81 au scapat
intr un automobil care-l astepta,
chi cincizeci de diamante in valoa
re de douasprezece mil dolari.
Hotii pozfmdu-se ca clienti, du-
pa cum Sc vede au ales locul 81
timpul dinainte, mai ales avfnd
in vedere parada politlstilor. Ii
au intrat in pravalie linistiti, Ca
niste oameni de afacere, Aupa
cum spune Herman Scheme, pro.
prietarul
vrea 81 se sinucidx si nu reu
seste. - Neputind ajunge la re
zultatu1 fatal la care voia sc a
wnga i'm urmA nnci 0dravene i'm
ghitituri de otrava, pc care
putut pune nina, un on, a caru
hume nn E dat pc caie pubiica
plecAt spre sinucMere, a facu
doua snccncari sayi cur1ne viata
aruncinduse IN fata automobl
|le4or.
| FL > fost prins nnnnai dnpa
| go4nx de mai mnlte minute, d
| pefsoane care au agistat ia pni
Itarea 1ui nebunS.
| Pfima sparitie q acestni on
pc strada, din cit pntut polifi
aha, q fost ia & 30-A strada p
ipartea de rasarit q orasniui. L
acest pus1ct IN softer d ramas u
INIT vaz1nd pc un ON ianbracs
1nai IN hainele de desubt arur
lcfmduse in fata automobiaului III
Carui Ia atirs putin, fnsa onul
permit i1Afnte in goana, lar dup
Il san luat mai nulti barba,
e. sxI pFi1tM IA ccdIalt8 strad
III - " - .ss20s6k sk.oiisxsxS a4Sss1 n~.s-z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28

JOS, dUpa cum llrameaza
Paltlicdm cSteva din libelele
primite 81 recipisele ca dcvada dc
platirea banilor acestea le-afn
primit acoma mai in urma pc lin
ga altc suite, care le-am prnnit
mai inainte. Mute din recipiseI
inca nu am primit, dar avem in,
cunoStiintarea de pc la CLIENT
(trimitatorii sumelor), caci au
PRINT acasa banii, GU toate ca
.dmtre aceste ce nu am primit
nici nu publicarn. Deci cetiti Gu
atcntiune ca:
Aci este dovada 81 nu intirzia
nici d-ta frate rohmme GU trimite-,
rilc de bani acuma pima inca pre-
tal este jos.
Sub Recipisa: Banca Nationa-
Ia:
No. 1870. lei 10000 (zece mii)
Tanase loan Vocila, comuna Pa
los.
No. 1871. Lei 10000, loan
Fcrsea, comma Palos, Bancd Ma
tionala..
No. 1854. Lei 10000, Banca
Nationa4a, Asociatianea PaIlosa-
ma pentru Orfani, comuna Palos
Banca Nationala. No. 1862.
Lei $4,000, d-nei Asincfta Tana-
Sc Vocila, comuma Palos.
No. 323l3. Nnolac ObroIcca
prin Maf1norosh Blank, Bucu-
resti.
No. 1924. Nnolae Birle, Bucu-
resti prin Marmorosh Blanc.
No. 1858. lei 10000 pentru
domnul Petre Staarciu, comuna
Palos, Banca Nationala.
No. 1866. Lei 1900, d-nei
Paraschiva G. Mircea, comuna
Lomnic, prin Banca Nationala.
No. S1364. D-nei Paraschiva
G.. Lascu, comuna Palos, prin
Banca Nationala, $1,000 lei.
No. 68537 prin Banca Conner
ciului, Mihaia Dracician, lei Jog
BucureSti.
No. 8l216 Libel. Banca Natio.
| nala, Jacob SisSea, Lei $4,000.
Libel No. Sl2lS, Banca Natio-
nala, loan Baia, lei 10000.
Banca Natioamla, recipisa No
1920, lei $4,000, George Serbian
VOLTA.
Libel Albina, Vasile Stanciu
comuna Palos, libel No. 4O557, lie
$4,000 ftreizeci mii).
Libel Constantin Soneri. Libe
Rafira Soneri, din Sibiiu pentr.
i
lei 10000.
Casa de Economii 81 Consemni
tiuni, Bucuresti. Libel No. 96S73
lpentru Marian Marian, Akron
lOhio.
! Libel No. 9S375. Marmorosi
Blanc, lei 10000, Marian Marian
| Akron, Ohio.
Marmorosh Blanc sub recipis'
| No. 68538, Octavian Taslauanu
lei 318.
! Filiala Albina, Brasov, lei 40C
plateste sub chitanta No. $40
d-nei Anna Sincan, Brasov.
Afbina, chitanta No. 57875, le
10000, Asociatiunea Palosam
pentru orfani 81 vaduve, comun'
Palos.
| 81 altele multe, care din lips
de spatiu, le lasam afara.
Deci crcdem Cd orr ce romil
s'a convins cum lucreaza Rouma
MIA Foreign Office din Akron
lOhio, AUGUSTIN S1SSEA, pro
prietar.
/ Roumania Foreign Office ar
cele mai bune 81 sigure legatur
Gu toate bancile din Rom1ni
| Mare.
Roumania Foreign Office d;,
Akron este afaeere curat Rom
|neasca 81 independents, nu ar
Inici o amestecatur4 Gu strair
mai Gu seama, care pentru aface
re - toti spun Cd suat romini
: vim in ajutorul Rominuaui.
i Proprietafnl Oficiului Roums
MIA nu roseste cind spane Cd est
Romin 81 din Rondni nascu'
pentru 'cG este aga.
| Proprictarul, Oficiulni Roums
nsa de .trinitefi de bani d-nl
y Augustin Sipsea, cu cinste
!. f......n:A - .~e...>n ~a.1A - afkn~,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28
s'.' f., !, sfa,s 6: !, !. o.; s;t. Y ''''''''
Rebeli1 din SfSr}co batssi.

Madrid. - Tntr o d fpesa din Me-
lila. data la cartierul general al
romandamilllui ffortelor spaf1iolc,
General Fernandez Silly ostre, sc
spune ,ca operatiilt trupelor an
fest fncorbnate cu success. Trei
coloane din aceste trnpe, supor.
tate de rnasinele dc puscat s'au
apropiat de- pozitile inamicqllui
pc care lea bombardat din greu
Tribnrilc rcbeAe aia pas micS
rczistenta 81 trmpele Generalulu
Silvestre au captnfat mai multt
orasele.
Inamicul a luat-Y la fnga dupS
ce a suferit mari per1eri. Poz;tii
|le ocupate de spanioli sc afli
la cincizeci de mife spre sud-ves,
de Melila. Cazl,ali'atile spanioii
lor sunt numai tloG mort 81 un-
sprczece raniti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28

Redactor presedinte al Reichs
tag-ului. = Berlin. = Paul Loe.
be, redactorul ziarului Volks-
wacht din Breslau, a fost ales
Simbata, presedinte al Reichstag
ului german. El s'a nascut Ia
1875. La inceputul carierii lui, e
ra competitor, a devenit apo
membru i'm consliul dnnncipipal
din Breslau. Din 1915 incoaei era
depsltat in hieta provinciafa q
Silesie1.
Gu deosebire de predecessors
lui, Konstantin Fehrenbach, Herr
Loebe a un liber cugetator 81 So
|cial-democrat.
Wilhelm Dittmsn, din partidu
socialist ialdependent, 4fost ale
Iprim vicepreSedinte al Reichs
tag~ului. Acesta q fost uAnl din
ire cei sase comisari Al poporulu
in decursul revolutiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28

Franta voteasa cotele ei pen
tru Liga. - Paeis. - Camera
depqltatilor votat SGmbata bud.
getul federal, care cuprinde 81
partea pc care Franta trebue sa
0 solveasca Ligei Natiunilor. Ca.
mera dcputatilor au mai votat ca
500, 100000 de fralrci se fie fntra
buintati Gu operatiile din Orient
Premierul Millerand a spus ca
Franta s'a ob1igat a conduce a.
ccste operatii, fiinfca au fost i'm.
prsa eli de sitaatia din Smirna s.
Constantinopd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28
Aur sosit in New York.

Aur sosit In New York. =
New York. - Vaporul Maarcta-
MIA intrat in acest port, ada-
cina cu sine douasprezece butoa-
lie 81 sasezeci 81 a dpua lazi GU aur
precum 81 patruzfci 81 doua ba-
ruri Me argint. Aurul si argintal
a fost adus din Anglia. A,ccst
mineral scunAp sost adus aici ca
sa stabileasca, 6n oare care ma
sura, schimbul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-28
Burleson pentru McAdoo.

BurleSon pentru McAd00. -
San Francisco. - Ministrul pos
telor d. Burleson, care a ajuns
aici alaltaieri, a spus ca el 81 IN
treaga delegatiune din Texas va
vota pcntru noaninarca lui Nc
AdoO.
Ceea cc fcut republicanii la
Chicago, de a nHtha nici un ras-
puns la chestiile cele mai impor-
tante 81 arzatoare, nu va fl repe-
tat in San Francisco.
Congresul democrat isl va de-
fini politica clar 81 explicit.
Vor programul democrat Sc fie
,umed". - indianapolis. - TIE.
legrame prin care Sc cere modi.
ficarea legii Volstead, an fost
trimise presedintelui Wilson Ia
Washington 81 senatorului Tho
mas Taggart la San Francisco, dt
catra scotia Ligei pentru Liberia.
tea Pcrsonala din Indiana.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
BEING DAMAGED
BY: PESTS THIS YEAR


Reports have come into the Office
of the county agent that grasshop-'
pers and katydids are doing consid-
cradle damage to some clover fields
in regard to eating the blossoms, this
of course, prevents the formation OF
seed. Grasshoppers are best controll-
ed b yscattering poison bait thru the
fields. The poison bait fs prepared as
follows: =. III. III, N ] n
50 pounds ofSYah.. g polnds Sof Pa
ris green, / gallons;o molasses, 2 to
3 gallons of watef. 81. ~ i s ID; ,5 BE
!, Mix thoroughly the dry bran and
Paris green, add molasses to 10 quart
pail, Of water, stir thoroughly again
and pour this over the mash mixture,
stir thoroughly again adding more
water, If necessary, until the entire
mash is. as crumbly mash as good
poultry mash. This mash should be
SCATTERING broadcast across the fields
in very small proper tions, not leav-
ing any. large humps, which might be
eaten by the birds. {; 80.
The juice Of two oranges is some
times added as another attraction for
the grasshopers. T..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
FINANCIAL GENIUS. OF: L.
\. / WEEK AGO COULD NOT
FIND BAIL MONEY TO-DAY

Continued from Page One.
larceny and q larger sum OF money
would be required for his release.
4 Boston, August 1.-THE latest
statement of the financial condition
of the Ponzi bubble showed depos-
its of $4,000. The capitalization
was. $13,775. Drastic measures to
recover as much as possible of the
millions entrusted to Ponzi by the pub
lie were forecast today in astatement
saying that officials are Selling the
money alleged to have been hidden
away by Ponzi., 1t was reported that
he had transferred some Of his money
to Mrs. Ponzi. s-.Es 49, ;
The crash of the Old Colony For
eign Exchange Co., Ponzi imitator,
promising 100 per cent profit in six
months, brought hundreds Of invest
ors to the attorney generals office,
demanding Of. state officials that the
money be returned at once. The po-
lice said today that they believe the
Old Colony Exchange officials now
under arrest have 800 900 hidden in
la secret deposit somewhere In the
city. It was also said they, hold In
possession certified check for $751;
900. ;ss z:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS :.
j: FIND RUSSIAN JEWELS

Washington, Aug: lahore than
100 diamonds, supposed to have been
a part OF the famous jewels ,of the
Russian family and addressed. to
"Comrade Martens" have been inter
cepted by customs officials while en-
route from soviet Russia to the Unit
ed States, according to evidence In
troduced at the deportation proceed
ings against Ludwig c. *. Mar
tens, seK-styled soviet ami assador to
this country. MIA 't&.t 5% =, 81 4,
Details of regularly established
courier service between Bolsh eyiki
agents in Sweden with soviet repre-
sentatives in New York by which
large quantities of. jewels have been
for six months past also
has been introduced in the testimony
by the government, it became known
today at the department Qt Justice.
Inc diamonds, numbering 1S1 In
all, were seized July % by, the Gus
toms authorities in New York from
Swedish sailor, Neil Jacobsen, who
attracted suspicion as he was leaving
the Swedish steamer Stockholm. The
sailor was said to have in&his poses
sion a package containing large
amount of Communist literature, in
Guiding al, "appeal of the executive
committee~of the third internationale
at Moscow to the I. w. W.''ss'fs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
WESTERN AND BRITISH
J. GOLFERS TIE IN HON0RS

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 14.-Western
and British golfers held the honors
Thursday night at the end of the
first SO holes of the national open
golf championship at Inverness club,
Jock Hutchinson OF. Chicago repeat
ing his record, So, Thursday morn
ing and adding a fair'76 in the after
noon for total Of 145 strokes. He
was closely pressed by his fellow
.townsman, Leo Diegal,' and James
Barnes Of st. Louis with 1885,. while
Marry Yardon and Edward Ray Of
Great Britain and Walter Hagen of
Detroit registered 147.t =. M. 49,.
Chick Evans, former national
champion, led the amateurs with "a
1910, tying with his partner, Bob
Mcdonald Of Chicago, and being only
one stroke higher than Eddie Loose,
another Chicagoan. =,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
So O II i 1 NEWS
DAYS !. BASEBALL.
4 lklnsriean Asseeiation

nj Ansrisan Assosiation.
Columbus 8, at Milwaukee i.
Louisville 8, at Sc. Paul 2. &,
Indianapolis 2, at Minneapolis 8
Toledo 7,- ct Kansas City 8. 4
Amsrican League. M So.
Boston 1T, at Philadelphia 80. i. +.
New York ., at Cleveland 3.
Chicago at Detroit, called of, rain
No other scheduled. +. >
National League. ~ I 5E.@&
New York 2, at Brooklyn 4.@$. :, i
st. Louis 4, at Pittsburgh 2. Il
Philadelphia 2-8, at Boston 81.
No other scheduled. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
ANDREW STORTROM IS
BURIED IN FULL HON0RS

With full military honors perform
ed by members of the Ralph Oracle
post of the American Legion, Corpor-
al sAndrew Stortroen was laid to rest
in the Wilton cemetery yAeterday fol-
lowing services at the Norwegian Lu-
theran church by Rev. osmond John !:
/ Besides the Immediate relatives and
their families, ID large number OF
friends or the deceased and members
of the American Legion were present
at both ceremonies. = SS5sSs IT.
The pall-bearers were n: p. Given
Roy Wheelock John Durache, Martin
Dunn, Eddie Ripple and Kern Olson.
Following short services at the grave
by Rev johnson, a firing squad rend-
cred the military salute and Bugler
;Ettetson sounded '"Taps.''.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
NEW MPLs. CASH ~
MARKET SERVICE

Today the Pioneer starts a quota
ton on the cash grain prices in Min
neapolis. The prices show the low
and high mark Of today's market.
They are the prices at which the
market closed on the Board Of Trade
lat blessing time and are received at
2::3Osp. m. each day. ,...z.5.i.s. 49,
This IL also true Of the Livestock
market in st. Paul which is quoted
tori the first time today and which
will be quoted each day hereafter.
This 10 but q portion Of the cash
market service which will In the very
near future be running in the Pho
near. ~ ssra II ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
cRAC1E POST DELEGATION Z.
LEAVES FOR DULUTH MONDAY

Headed by John M. Culver, the
delegation from the Ralph Oracle
post Of the American Legion, consist
ing Of N. E. Given, commander; D.
J. Moore, vice-commander; James D.
Winter, adjutant; Hallan L. Huffman,
Fred .Bost, Clarence Foucault and
Thayer Bailey will leave for the state
convention at Duluth early Monday
morning. mi s s3 J. : :
This delegation is going to that
city with high hopes Of securing the
1921 state meeting for Bemidji and
with the support Of the Legion posts
in Northern Minnesota, the projects
seems assured, says Mr.. Culver. z
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
CALLS WELL" ABOARD ss3s:
s5s.s THE "ESSEX''

A message received from Lieut.. E:
A. Barker advises that all is well
aboard the Essex" The boys are
having . fine time and have passed
the 800" several days ago. 80
Lieut.. Barker expects to leave the
party at Cleveland and go to Louis
vile to attend the National Conven-
ton Of Jewellers after which he will
return to Bemidj :, :#.s.S
nne boys aboard the Essex ex-
pect to arrive at Duluth on their re-
turn about the 23rd or Gath of Au-
gust. p sja} : - @
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
PLANT LICE NUMEROUS !. !
IN POTATOES THIS YEAR

Plant lice are uncomm0nly num-
erous In the potato fields this year.
In many cases doing considerable
damage. The plant louise is small
green insect, on the under side Of the
leaves, and sucking the plant sap
from the leaves. Since they are
sucking intects, Paris green, arsenate
Of lead of corrosive sublimate will be
Of no value on combating them. The
only remedy is q contact that Is one
that will kill them or same spray
that will smother them. Nicotine
sulphate, ''Nicofume, Black Leaf
40' are the various forms that are
used in combating them One other
contact for killing these lice IS Ksro-
sene emulsion, but it is not as practi-
cable nor economical as the nicotine
sulphate. ST. A@ =. ~ ,,,s ~.
Kerosene emulsion is prepared in
the following form: .One-half pound
SOAP contOining not too much potash
bring to boil ON the stove, then take
off and stir in the two gallons Of
kerosene. This solution is divided;
take one part of this solution to nine
parts Of water and apply with spray
err The chief difficulty In control
ling these lice is because they are
on the under side of the leaves and
hence are difficult to reach. Some
types Of sprayers which force the
spray from below is necessary"
It is hoped that the recent rain
has checked the plant lice for this
season and that the, farmers will be
given an opportunity to prepare for
the pest anotherSyear.. County Agent
Dvoraceki Will be- glad to give any;
further suggestions In this matter!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-14
REPAIR Of LAKE ROAD
TO LAylllA TO BEGIN
EARLY PART NEXT WEEK
Association Coxnmittse Met To
day to Formulate Plans FOR
Improving East Road

At meeting Of the committee ap-
pointed from the Bemidji Civic and
Commerce Associations to make plans
for the repair of the road to Lavinia
on the east shore of Lake Bemidjt,
lit was decided that repair work would
begin next week. Thomas Roycroft
of Lavinia will undoubtedly be in
charge Of the work. ,,,,,s ys@sr1 ~ u. :. I.
This action was taken as a result
Of the pledge made by members Of
the organization In session Wednes-
day when they agreed to contribute
IS toward the repair or one days
labor. According to the plans of the
committee, the donation Of IS is pre-
ferred although q few who care to-
work will be allowed to do 30, UNI
der the direction Of the foreman Of
the. job. e. e. Mcdonald, chairman
Of the committee, guarantees that
full days work will be expected
from. those who prefer this method
Of aiding in the project. r. .' ~. :,
Very little grading will be done,
but the holes. Of which there are a
large number, will be filled with
gravel and clay maxture which will
be- obtained from the Ripley gravel
pit. Through Lavinia there has been
completed an above the average road
by the residents there and the road
from the east mill to Lavinia will be
put In Just a. good shape within the
coming two weeks. It is expected that
about one week will be required to
put the road In shape. 49,. n
Mrs. Leila sanborn, secretary of
khn oonoi a i'm svs,il1 ~ oko }ho ro,, n ID
Of the business houses and members
of the organization who promised to
aid and will endeavor to obtain sutfi-
cient money, to guarantee that the
road will be put, in first class shape.
Solicitation offunds will undoubtedly
be made on TUESDAY of next week.