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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
CONSOLIDATION TEXAS AND WEST
TEXAS CHAMBERS COMMERCE NOT
MEETING WITH PUBLlC'S FAVOR

W,s' Texas TOWNS 10 give Fun support
~ irc organization Tho resolutions
st.iniits hr Homer ~ wade chairman
81 tho bo1rd 81 directors follows
wh,r,as Thor, be- discussion in SOM,
sections of the f;atc relative 60 CON.
soidltlor 90 merger ~ Tho West
T,Vls Chunlcr 90 Commerce with the
T,Nls Chamber ~ Commerce; and,
wherls The stamford Chamber of
Commerce, approaching the gru~1i
work That tn Texas Chtmbcr of com
m,rrc be- doing fur 90, state uf T,NHF.
nud feels th1' ~ hns useful place
IN the state as whole. Hut ~ sub
mlis ih1t the western portion OF the
state h., problems thIt 1904. po.ulU.
O. th.. section. and h,n.. d'w,cli.a
ir, ur1tur ot thr question uf 1 NOR
R.r or consolidation ul the two bodies
Therefore. D. 70
Received. Tibet thr Stamford cham
l.r ~ C.inuUrr, plc.s ITSELF ou roe
ord as r.t'ut 2" opposing any W1,.
mont ,hlt looks o. consolidation Hi
ans step that win d,trIr' from th
splendid work row l.ug dome hs ih,
West Texas Chrwlr uf Commerce.
n ls "a fact potent Irl ul..puuh'.
'r.' West T,Nfr has interests thl' ar
DIVERGENT from thD. uf ether sections
such us %. establishment of % Wees
T.s,s s. s e. D.j.r. r.lsrI,trs
Nyr stock AND wood ell etc. hence tn.
wpussb.i,v ut consolidation w'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Amecian Legion Is
Pledged to Assist
PoiceDepartmeni

Ic.sl members ~ ,h. American D..
clou have p.,le,d fr ws N's Co assist
~, police department Dog every means
ir ts..r power % %, rm, wave which
is srrad.re over s' much o. th'
coar,r, should roach amarillo This
d..is.,n WIS tA,u 90 % m.'t"I 90
u,rar r.t ~ CH non Yesterday
Afternoon iu l,sr.ns, o. telegraph. re-
QUO. s,rt Iy ,hr s'li" commander.
a., % shirley O. 900 Texas posts o,
tho Legion
r.mrtrj,r " o. ESTES Of 'hr i"-Il
,,.. addressed a.. boys briefly md his
statement that ih, L,siUu would al
vt,S O., found uryi up uu the sd" ~
i., rrI order and seed citizenship w,,
v.,f hearty approval ty th' ~ -.rN.o'
men goo ~ whom ul'dc,d themselves
a. render auy aii Ca thu authorities
th,y mly o.. called upon Co. give. \ Dec
of ,h,s, volunteers with names. ud
dresses and telephone numbers - H
irr pr,ur,d fUr tg" r.ayr in ,'"
they should AZ ans tm, urluiir 49,
s.siaryv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
OrnnrrIemon MarmaIadc

The housewife. who last summer d.d
no, put up her usual supply q iru''
because q the high price Of sugar. VII
find In the foll,wlng recipe an easily
made and very welcome addition Go h'f
store q Jams and i,llics. This rv,''-e
A. also economical. since u calls Tor 70
very small amount " fruit. yvi b.
using every bit q; the fruit makes e.
large quantity % marmalait.
Two oranges. lcmous
Cut fruit up fine. tlkirs ou' s"cl
end using whole fruit Then m,as.i
: cups q water % l cup u ih' 'l'
pulp. Pour over fruit and D., stand
over night. This II % soften and hrctN
up the pcctin. the Jelly making sub
stance In the white inner rind % th'
fruit. on the second day. put the truil
and water on the stove and bs.ug g.
hon. Boil FOR 10 minutes. Take ~.
and lc, stand over nieht again. on ~
third day. measure cup ~ sugar 8
cup OF juice and pulp. Boa uuid !
3clilos Pu; up In Jelly containers an.
when cool seal with melted parafun.
l.emond Sugar for Tea.
Ada an individual touch q flavor q
tea by serving with lemon sugar. II.
Is made by rubbing cube sugar over "a.
washed rind q o lemon until a SUI
cieni quantity q the ~ and flavor q
the latter IL absorbed by the sugar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

Get out YOU Biographies. turn q
the map % Europe and find Monte.
negro. That little country vas an tx.
element the pas; summer. What %
you suppose was thc cause u was
suddenly discovered that tvo girls nd
finished their hiEh school rrlr~s'' Nua.
tenegrins do Mt encourage riris 90 so
10 high school or o. Culr.C. That.
however. T. soon O. D. ChauEsl thanks
20 the Junior Red Cro-s Who's men
barshlp j. made up ~ the slhpsl sir's
and boys Of America.
There are four h.Eh Schools in Nc1
tenegro. but until this year none Pat
boys ever finished the school course
Last summer the country was '...;r.
fed BIZ the announcement that tw
Girls had rcc.ived their hish -rln1
diplomas. ard now they ar, O. 'l.a
plete their education 90 an Amff..a'
COLLEGE al Consiantinopl'. they hafi-'
been awarded two Scholarships ~ u.
Junior RED Cross When ttr Jun
Rid Cross hsgun IL WORK On TIE ~
kan state IL wss -10n d. eyed ttt
the gr,sis-si ned of The lHu's ~
for trained leaders ard t,l.h"rs. j
was AZ once cunriud-i thsi the mos
vaiuahl. Junior contribution o. An
MA ard Montencgr3 wDa'i D. IN
awarding - Scholarships O. thc mos
psomi-lag chadrea Who could D. ssr
o. AmeTican colleges iu Carsancna
ne % he trained ara sIagafet O. ssrF
as teachers upon th.lf usturn hone
schoiar-hips ar 10 a. auarlfd .
fourteen hss- ara gins uhr vl D.
se-f O. sn'rrf CrlrE nri fl Cen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Stamford to Have
New white Way'

,g~eia. n n NtSs.
STAMFORD. De- -h.-Arraug"
m,-ts have 1ssr perfected here CT
~ creation uf 90, Stamford "vh.''
vay U.htr- system which has been
hsr-.rg .rs Ger several vcE, The
system ,.mrHf.uIs The hghuus iu.
u.is',,e 60 % ,Hs twelve Eosss u
/ g,arfu-Is Iasr.ss s'rer's lr-'g.ra
! rls.ofD,e u.az, ara Ngll1rs. .r inr.
/ q, tas stamford Inn Ey;-r-.oa. BOW
| para.l vA plt ils white way" 9.
! ,hs tru- passenger su'.lr.
! go enc plaza each Hors .1 the Whit.
| 81. area 0ig have ny. ooncrcie pa
| ,-,1,. s.-m.4r,,t o. larss lH
vl.r ua, O.. Fgg.sI g. o. S-.'
.- 'au. Ae.al 0.rs .-s..'.-s i,,l .
90. #f.r- ana connecting SGD e.-r
! itrssl.lt-,v. according O. l~rrsnr
. / rr,rf mad, tHiay ly y.,y MaI,r.
, Homer p WADE ard seg-,'lrr W
+ o. S'uyHI
ne rrual.t..r ~ a.. first u-.'s ,
-. vhr. as vr et, Stamford %
, / Gar tE, Sees lsl;,4 t-s..,ss s-lt.u
20 .re f.ar - W,-f Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Young Ladies uf Tabernacle Baptist
Churrh Organize

Tn senior N.lng Ladies' Class =.
a., Tal.rua,' Baptist church organ.
sal trDr ,as during the SUNDAY
Srh.I hour sunday. E-z..!an
vas adopted as th, class name and
IA. following Oftl,,rs were ,,,yted.
Ta.r.r-Nrs y. " LumpNiu.
p-.s.l.r,-M.~s Una Murick
FIRST Nicu.ptys.icui-Nrs Wood
ward
md Vice Pr,sll,u;--M.ss A.la
Boom.
Tmrl W., Presiieu;-Msss L.vTan'
pIlAy
SECRETARY ana Trsasurer-Miss jaci'
WItsTack.
, E,uartrg-M.ss Sltir Robertson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
TO EDUCATE RUSSIAN GIRLS

The frs, school Cor Russian women
in America was organized last month
by the Russian Mutual AID society.
''Nauka." Rnowlcdsel on the uccaslon
Of its fifteenth anniversary. which was
celebrated by a ball aad concert az Man
haitian Lyceum. New YORK. City.
"Nauka." which has II branches and
conducts extensive eiucaii0ual activ
files throughout the country vas ~
tahlished IN 1895 by a group % Russians
who refused o. Join either The ChlrC'
Bro,herhOods OF the radical political U-
CARNATIONS. the two principal factions
among Russians IN America. IN Isl,
an aitenp, was made o. align the Ur
eanlEAtlon with ThcsloIc Roosevelt
Progressive party. but they resisted u
and continue - maintain the.r polite,
aiOofness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Warranty DEEDS.

Z. Patton 20 l.. r. Larson e al. LOT
~ and 20. block 49,. Mirror Addition
consideration $50.
r Russell 20 y. u. Cline. w.soxso q,
lot 10. block rs. Plemuns Addition, con
sideration sssoo.
d Cline % 4 l. Thompson. We'NN
feet. lot 10. block l.5. Plcmuus ADJ.
ton. consideration $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
To spend Holiday, at Home

Niss Gene Cus;a,us returned sun
lay from Abilene. wher" she j. stu
i,r, 700 Christian college. % st"nf 'he
houll,s with hrr parents. NJ. ara
Mrs. & r. Clstyls lo'o No-roe
sire, Her SISTERS. Misses Nav and
Iris Gus'ayas. vii also arriN" this
vo.E from Austin where they are ~
tending the STATE University. or Tho
hulidsys Stud.,s Vip l- resumed nv
he tr.u .r 'hr Institutions named
shortly al,,r Oh. t.,' 90 tA' .ueoU Ing
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

Special 90 Th' Nevs
STAMFORD n,. co. "Th" S,inl
ford chamber 90 Commerce i'inr un'r
imal.ly adopted resolutions hsfyorrr
N, consolidation uf 90, West l,N''
chamber o, Comm,I.. avid the T'N's
chamber ~ C.Wm'Ir' ..sni''HE ih''
the interests Ut West IrN1s Nr' l'.n
liar matters ljus,shi. or} h' 'r
r.on1I organization. ana ,IlH1s on al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

ton o. ~ splendid program. and cS'
press the nlnccrcst hope that all West
TuXas cities. towns and communities
join in tho sentiments expressed IN ih.a
resolution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

Resolved further, That copies OF
,hrs. resolutions be furnished 20 the
wcm Texas Chamber OF Commerce to
The Texas Chamber Of Commerce and
10 the press OF the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

rcncrl interests of tho state aH op.
posed a. regional development
We. therefore urge that th' Wr't
Texas Chamber ~ Commerce remain
intact and pledge our fullest coopora
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

"what care !
Though falls the SKY,
Ana IN, shriyclins earth o. a ,.ul.r
turn
No fires q doom
can Ger consume
What nc'cr was mad, nor meant io
burn
Let e. the breath
There IL no death
To the living soul. nor los. nor hifiA
Not q the clod
IL the life q Cod.
Let u mount as It VII from form 'l
form"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

A. plant upon the earth. So a
man rests upon The bosom 81 Cod, i.
is nourished by falling fountains ami
draws. al his meet, ln,Nhnusiihi' pow
or. Who can set bonds 90 "a, puss.H...'
Ties Of n,ang-Em,rsou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Card Of Thanks.

We take this method q thank.ug our
many friends for thvir loyine Kind
nesses during our rcrui bereavement
and for the boautifal floral offerings
Mrs. A. n CooL and Family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Praises McMullin's Tonic
Ger tuberculosis

Sd Blackwell Parsons. Kan. says; ''Doc,ors
told ne ny lungs vcre affected. Took seven
months trca'mcnt-kcpt getting weaker, a
friend ADVISED mo % try Mcdullln's Tonic i I'D
- ard ST relief a. once fFnm my enurh. Health
Improved uni -sinei wci-ht lam Row - tifcly
free n N 81 stmptlfrt. ehccrf l,'y recommend
McNllims isnif 90 everyone suNer.ng with lug
CO bronchial Troubles or ssthra"
Nhrr th1le, lds = people tay tho sams thing
ra wonder ttat tl,se sU"rf'ug With tuttfcu-
iss,A asthma. lrcrcN.a zoo tslli =. hay fever etc.
w. medal y 80 Hf.lr o. tr'i.N'r'' 1gric.
nfft. on' /. I..ls - AtAaIAn O. SsdE-a. "a
ksg ag!e -
aaAnAI Nn.a-L ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
>nrL,, schnal Rrporis

pHs S,s..t Methods, Church at
.rl.-e,. 80. collection, $3.50.
u haran S,ry,; Methodist Church
l.,,rLtao,. ~. collection. sax.
ii s,rr street Methodist church
1t,,rianc.. 81. collection. i.s5.
F.ss. Baptist Chur,h a,icudance
Go. collection. So 80.
s. az BAPTIST church attendance
lI-. r,.,#uon. $3.50
T-l,rra J, Elp'.s, church attend
.-.s. ls.. ,.ll,r,.Uu. lio3s.
Gi.rv, 4 Mission church. attend
ane,. Tee. collection. $3.50,
F.r.t Christian church. attendance
SIS r.u. Ron. s3e''.
t,...tI T..~Hr'...a" church attend
.nr,. So. c.l'e.t.on. S>-i
81 Andrews Er.s.p1i church a.
ral.e,. %. collection. sass.
salvation Army attendance. -. col
leCtilr. tiSi
Nsrsrlre church. Attendance. 10
collection. 1855.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

vs., wish Co. .rant ugr many i'nds
Or .r,. ..rIr.s. arj sympathy dur
iar DO. death g .Ir u'ti' darling al,'
a. tH. beautiful Coral offerings Mas
Gods 90. sings r..' vn each u You IS
.af ..t,f Nr and Mrs / Ray
rru. Nr ana Nrt o. \ Vaughn
,-d .m.. ST. ana Mrs Herman
l..e.r ..I baby
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

A.. r.f Nu,>.'.r 90 santa Res.
CrI. .v.I o.. iH. l,-t 20 NJ 'ha4..
T.r.u,.f during fHc holidays
a.. De, jacobson. ~"u Ni Nt ana
lIr d.. Jacobsen. who h1- n''n az;
t,ul.as Oh. Wentworth Military Ar'i
ems. .. Lexington N. arrived home
saturday g.. tH, Christmas holidays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

Randall DrtG 60.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11

LEARN LINOTYPE: wisest investment;
earn $4,000 yearly delay costly PAYS
stuyvesant. Empire School. 13o East 18th
{Subways ''L").
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
HELP WANTED MALE

PROGRESSIVE manufacturer wants to
get in touch with men in the following
lines: Forgene,l. moiders. nachnists. str,ct-
ural iron workers and helpers The appli-
oants must he good steady men. Plant To-
Gated III West Virginia. Opportunity for
good who wish TO locate in a mild cll-
mate and SETTLE down. Good working con-
ditions. A, Box s30 Tribune Office.
SPLENDID opportunity for young man
to sell fo,N newspaper selling organiZa-
ton. Please state age. nationality, experience
and salary wanted in first letter. A, Box
s31. Tribune Office.
ARTISTS-If you really wsV to succeed
you will tind our advertisement in the
school section. Just what you need.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF ART.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
DAYLIGHT SAVING

~ A,ANs - - s-~N'-
$500 reward VIII be PAID for Information
leading to the arrest conviction OF pc
sons unreg istered connected with the us-
and Electric-L Light Companies wno haNe
been circulating false propasanca az con
Ing from the farmers. Information. sen. 10
tins Office will be confidential. r-e Law
and Order Union OF the state of N-~ YORK.
Dwight Braman. President. i William 81
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
Rugs
INFORMATION WANTED

BIG BARGAIN. New an. as-n wardrobe
trunks. SOC Slatii ave. BIT. 3o' h 81 ST sts
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
I DO NOT CARE WHO
OR WHAT YOU ARE.

YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO
ANSW ER THIS ADD IMMEDIATE.
LY; ONLY HONEST AND INDUS.
TRlOUS MEN. BETWEEN THE
AGES OF q AND So NEED Ap.
PLY, EXCELLENT PAY AND
WONDERFUL FUTURE: ACT
QUICK. WRITE z-s9. ROOM 4o5.
10 WEST Bath ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
OIL PRODUCTION

Surrounds my 200 acres proven OF
leases in West Columbia district Texas.
with wells ranging from 5000 to 30 900
barrels per day Want party or syndicate
10 join me drilling wells. am in New York
to form close syndicate. square Deal
Box 866 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
Carpet Cleaning
Diamonds
Furniture Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture. an
tiQues. pianos, brio urac, books ef1
etc. GABAi. oo D4!.t.-.. -i'.'e
Stuyvesant 2371.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


$OuV 10 SO,'tU,
With our assistance viii conduct an
automobile supply business The fast
est growing, MOST profita bio ana safest
business of to-day
We supply standard quality tires
and tubes and fun line OF s,-,ssof.es
Guaranteed satisfaction or money re-
FUNDED to purchaser Take back any
thing you do not sell
new development Of chain store
ldea backed by the lareesl supply
dealers in the world A wonderful
opportunity for an established garage,
hardware store or aiyy one seeking the
best way to employ moderate capital.
only absolutely responsible parties
considered.
TIMES SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY co.
Broadway at 5Sth st. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
HELP WANTED FEMALE

Wanamaker Beauty School,
3S3 5TH AV., Mr.. BOTH ST.
TELEPHONE 1176 VANDERBILT
EARN s25-sl5o WEEKLY
LEADING SCHOOL OF
MAN1cUR1Na.
PERMANENT WAVING. = = -
Elec;roly s''ii SIS Mar T'S'p Work. MaEsass' Etc
GRAND SPECIAL OFFER This WEEK
FREE! FREE. FREE.
HANDSOME Manicure Sets, 1a Pieces, All
LiBERTY BONDS AcccEPrED Ed 'S'
EARN WHILE LEARNING.
The Wanamaker Beauty School, Inc. is
located in the heart of fashionable New
the very highest class of trade. Our grad =
yates have been placed in all the leading
hotels IN the United states and Canada.
earning salaries from $40 to $50 weekly
others are conducting their own places Of
business. making independent incomes
FCsltions waiting.
LOOK FOR succhss' 1cc soT fT IS YOURS
PR0SPERlTY MEANS $ S S
$ MEANS HAPPINESS, WEALTH.
The leading and most Select School in
America with it's unsurpassed record ofS14
years. offers you this opportunity to seek,
tne ,, ,ennvir0nment of culture, refinement and
the happy life, the life worth while
through the knowledge acquired in the
art or Manicuring. Hairdressing in its
81 STses se eaa, Or %ptanches. Day and Evening
OIasses; not the only school; only the best
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST
in the END"
WANAMAKER BEAUTY school,
INC. 383 FIFTH AVE
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
BOOKKEEPERS

FIVE EXPERIENCED MEN
WITH BROAD KNOWLEDGE OF
BOOKKEEPING; MUST BE CA
PAELE or DEVELOPING INTO
EXECUTIVE POSITIONS IN
LARGE CORPORATION. WHERE
Exceptional. OPPORTGNITlE
FOR AMBITIOUS MEN ARE
ALWAYS OPEN. STATE AGE,
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY.
WRITE x. n. ROOM 2502 llO
WEST 40TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
Want Advertisements
HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIRLS WANTED
$500 A WEEK TO
START
Positions open
in several
departments
No experience required.
Rapid advancement.
Permanent work.
48 hours or less a week.
Earnings of $500 to
{ $4,000 a MONTH soon
reached.
1900 GIRLS
Have been employed
since January 1st.
M AAS l. N1OhE
will be employed in the
next few weeks.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES:
1853 Broadway. Manhattan.
A. NJ. to F. M.
%53 East fremont Ave, Bronx.
A. NJ. to p NJ
81 willoughby ST.. Brooklyn.
Il block from Hoyt st. Subway Statton).
A. NJ to 8 F. M
Above Offices also open
Saturdays to 4 p NJ
Sundays ! 2. NJ to F. NJ
1876 Broadway. Manhattan,
". Corner of Dey ST.,
M. to F. M.
1895 Broadway Brooklyn.
tncar Gates Ave- "L' StatIon)
A. NJ to P. NJ
or telephone
MADISON SQUARE 10000
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11

LABORERS WANTED 800 laborers imne-
diately; pay s3sS per diem. Annv Iahor
Board Fleet Supply Base. 3Oth st. ana Third
ave. Brooklyn. n Y >'-''
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11

SHALL 1 STAY: SHALL GO?
Before making change find out il you
are on the right track. To know what your
lifeworH should be Is a start in the right
direction The trained analyst will know
from study of your face the vocation for
you This study is based on known scientific
laws No psychological tests; no trade tests
ASK us ali about it. Booklet Il" on request
Merton institute Inc. 9s Fifth ave. Cat 10Th
ST.. \. y. Tel. Chelsea 1854
New-York tribune., 1920-04-11

a WELL paying Rendering & Refining Plant.
equipped with sl the latest and up 10 data
tanks and machinery, iooated in the heart Of
8 large and 8 Independent packing houses in
south Omaha, Aeb For price and terms
write TO A. L. BLAUFUSS. 2el3 North seth
St. Omaha. Ncb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-08-06
CITY WATER IN COMPRESS

An improvement of the greatest
good and one that will be of great
benefit to large number of people,
both directly and indirectly, was made
recently when the city extended its
water mains into the compress yards,
something that should have been done
year ago. A great deal of cotton, IN
the years gone by, has been diverted
to Columbus and Meridian, that would
have come to Macon, had the local
compress sufficient fire protection to
Justify a lower insurance rate on cot
ton
The city. at cost of about $500,
have nut the mains just inside the
COMPRESS lines, and the company has
extended it all through their property
and have extended the mains all
through their property and have also
install ed hose for instant use
Since its establishment about Thrift
wear ago. the compress has suffered
two disastrous fires; the first many
wears ago, when the entire plant was
DESTROYED, and the other only a few
wears ago, caused by lightning Much
of the loss in cotton could have been
averted had water been close at hand
and in sufficient quantities, such as 1t
will now have,
Even at this late date, the City Fa-
theirs are to be congratulated at this
progressive move.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-08-06
POISON THE BoLL wEELIL

Ii you are going to poison the Boil
Waeyii this year call upon your county
agent for a copy of a recent publica
ton on this subject issued by the Del
ia Laboratory at Tallulah, La. This
pamphlet contains valuable informa
ton from men who have been using
tins poison for number of years.
Remember the result YOU secure de-
pends largely upon the thoroughness
of the job. One acre of cotton prop
erly poisoned is much more profitable
than severa | acres improperly pois-
oned, Do not expect tenants to dc
satisfactory work without more OF
less direct supervision. The opera
tion is too new to them to be taken
up without intelligent instructions and
supervision. Do not expect all Wee
wills to disappear from your field after
poisoning. Poisoning is recommended
to control the weevil and allow the
cotton plant to make crop, and is
not expected to eradicate the pest
The cotton plants can stand consider
able Weevil puncturing without loss
of crop and the sole idea of poisoning
is to keep the weevil below the point
of danger.
Do not trust to guess work to de-
termine the results you are gettirg,
but leave portions of some cuts un-
poisoned throughout the season to
serve as check plots on your poisoned
are and to indicate the effect you are
deriving from the poison. Be sure
your crop is worth poisoning before
you spend money for machines and
poison Remember that you had crop
failures before the weevil arrived and
have also made good crops in spite of
the weevil Poisoning will NOT make
cotton but at best will only protect
cotton from boil weevil injury, con-
seOuently, the size crop you make is
not a sure index to the effect of the
poisoning unless you have check
plot for comparioson. If Weevils are
abundant enough to be dangerous,
don't stop poisoning too early but
continue long enough to provide pro
lection until your young bolIs mature
beyond weevil injury.
Remember this is your first season
with a new and somewhat complicated
operation and you should consider it
as primarily an experiment to determ-
inc the best methods for future work.
We will be glad to assist you in
carrying on this work
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