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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
Indications POINT
TO WOMEN FOLLOWING
FAMILY IN POLITICS

Paul Winchester, Of Baltimore poll
teal writer, has the following 10 sa'
with reference to the recent segis.,.as
ion Of voters and the campaign in lilo
state up To the present time.
The registration Of voters closed y
Tuesday. and fairly complete Sc far q.
the men are concerned, and the regis
trafioa Of the woasen while not uoai
plete, is FAR in excess Of The most sals
guine expe Citations Of the Iffr4seitc
themselves
The indications al the present tilffe
are that a very large proportion Of the
newly enfranehised will follow the
family politics in their affiliations hat
he women who como from Demo
cratic families are Democrats ana
those from Republican families are
Republicans, and this is the case to
greater degree thaa was expected Is
evident upon an examination OF the
list 1t is also Clearly evident that
there will be. no women s party. ana 10
lining up By tAe new ve.ers On maIely
sexual lines This no doubt viii. be
great disappointment to tle st73gg.
minded sisters WHO Iii iii :he fsh; for
suffrage sna who confidently ey lec,e1
that their rewari would he leader nip
in new uaElsns part Nhien has.
failed 10 materialize Ths ruth is the
most intelligent and really coAserva-
tive women 6iu n0t want 4 women s
party. and DO not iatend 10 have one,
and. ii there ever should be one, II
will be q small and insignificant one.
for the women generally Will work
with the mon in the t~o Old-line, his
EBric parties of the Land,
= The camRazgzz ~ going on with in
Sgeased vigor8 asl the Democratic
leaders appaag 20 be satisfied with the
situation. The Republicans are not
having NANNY meetings outside the
black belt, and. up 10 the present TING
they have had dearth of good
speakers Mr Weller has made a
speech ar two, bat his efforts are sue.l
dismal failures THAI those WHO have
heard hin. even members of his owa
party. have felt genuinely sorry far.
hin, especially for Aimself were
greatly dtsapRointea a gentleman
who was present al She Charles c9un-l
u meeting. where Mr., Weller was
greeted BY several hundred e0loned
people. and heggarly array Of whites
said +
q i have heard 50 much Of Ar. Well
Ier that was surprised. not only at
he wretched speech he made. but Ia
he manner il was delivered, and
everybody there was surprised and
ilied with wonder that his friends al
Owed him 10 nake such al exhibition
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AN ORDINANCE

To repeal ana resor,lain with amend
'n"nts Section 3 u Article NAX af the
5seFisel Code II the tiay Of Annapolis.
itse sIieenses
section BE il es.ablished and eriain-
ed hy the Mayor 9pllHselor and Aldermen
Il tie CITY W Aqnapaiis that sr,'fAan
~ As-s4s.it NM III the devised 1fde ~ tie
ity II Anl,aIaiis. atie Iicenses he and
z be sa4ae IL hereby repealed anti reaftIain
q NffA amendments m ~ - read rs fol
IONS
body corporate shaN erect any lluilaing Ia
I tie CITY II Annapolis of any Porch. vrsti
bule Or other structure 1r aid IL or repair
NV building ~ exeee SAttD in cost Mitil
ant FIRST 0btaitIfa & FcrMsif ~ AZ 4" from
the ify Clerk: aNa nu person shiil erect
Any huilAHe or part Ut building is ses
osft I'D slfis s'.efls1 which III any manner
occupies Shy esfaSe between tsle btlilsliHg
tines ~ sfng street. l1Iat nr aElsK III tie
II If annapolis without first Obtaining
he PERMISSION If tie Rnilfliag Eonn.itfee
20 ia fhe gaage the alln VI TWO dollars
4hai te i,Bid for all iiepDsfs ISSUED ~ tlss.
aerE ally I'srsoD lesiring baildsng ii
rinse ur peianit pllArr this saefion any
other section Ahfii aie AZ applieatian with
z he Clerk altA saieh application SHAH con-
sin he frontage IT said building the
4lep:ii, Ea leIghs. the name II ~ street
H40a wlitsa II III 70 fren9 9he distance u
The back If said huilding from iii, street
The ut.tefial ~ ~ used 10 It's ansisIefistn
the Use ~ which the building Ii r. u. put
the cnptgaef ESscF fer which said biIItilng
i Ia he @liistraetsd. and, if@ucl centraci
.ifea tasE FsnsdRee al wnfks s8ea "a It.nml5-
laEgas heaR*Ag TRAd other VI snk assL ist-ssse.l
NefenatslA A8atesaeit Ut s9Fh sMggs not
s1isieSF kSfseKiier r ith Itsetf cost ~ sp
sEaKigaafe fssspf ag1tl JfsfArEnatlHG i -egalst
n laRfh cost shall be- kept privately for the
s'iiciai use pf ine Mayor 1sbuaaeloS and
AllaraeE IL the Gary ed AuRa0sis
Ml.en aAg bsehss III pessisif il issued
inter tlse sHtien or anS other sestistn
ltp Fsarfy to whom Snxh license or tterft,if
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THOMAS $. KLINGER.
mi slNEss THROUGH OAR
RELlNG"

enatgr liafdias speeches
anln iaet the Whole Republican
q. Islt4n il,sse dWslt upon th'
suerter capacity q shs Repuhli
caa party 81 givc tins country
p.asperi,y. SAYS the AeN 4ed
lcs HE III mess argument
ii ilesn PIT II tbs forefront
Eject Republican Adirfnistfa~
ti,n amt industry trade, COM
Yneree NIL take az new liie The
patty III Is ritle = particularly
iii Is make the business q tbs
saeni and heufishne
Tat business is caniessedly tied
today more than ever before
II til international relations. y {
ia Illva,led foreign markets
We have acquired customers
af.foad s' Wi'at Ne want la
BIZ and What we haXe g SCI US
nN Sc e ting ends 81 tie eaf1a
leF'sn,aTN pf'sdstlee I n
ald dictate that we cherish
al eelsiyate cir world trade
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21
AN ORDINANCE

Te anena Article NLVfi tf tn. ltevtsca
9s,,sie II the4Sty III Annapolis tfslr ~sl'fsf
lie. by adding fhpr+:a fift.e aaalftsgiit
Sections to follow Seetsn# u aud q h'
Known anfl numbered Sessions {, nnsl y
section 4 he II establiehesl and @rtiain
81 lIV tht- MAS0r Counselor and .iielfgtneif
4 tile City ~ Alaaltolis lEiat Aitlels
NLNil title iraitlr, ~ the EeyiApd ests
pf the CITY Of Annapolis be and tho SAM
: Hereby snl.ntletI by adding thereto tiire,
idtsitieHA statinns 90 fal!pNr Section q, std
IL bt knUWll aiid numbered Sections z. =
and s. respectively. and 20 reaa as ffriltwS
Section {. Any person or HetsHRs IN
barge " on operating ANY street. tltlicN
or electric ear ~ cars within the feif'ea'
tie limits IL tl9 tiIy of Annapolis sAell uis
approaching tlle intersection of ANY street
relc 9r lil.e withln the corporate limits
II TIE CITY Ut Annapolis sound bell 81
song III he approach u said lltrsau'tiel
1ud reduce tss ~ speed If such eai,
Seeiieia :. May sttfsotl oI peIsaFs II.
barge ri eI operating any street. treAeN
lr e3eetTf~ car Mthia he corporate limits
Il the City Of Aillnflsalia shall Oh stepping
IL the Intersection III amy street. sirale 81
aue within c c1rporate limits Of tile itX
4 A4itapq.is & irsrivs er aiasi9arSp pas
ssngtra. w Tar anv asheg purfesar stsl,
10 snaGf side III and el..ar M anrl, iltef
seefieh excepting flt hsterseftioAs q
}ladesl Street AID College Aypuu. aiii
Nest street aud Church Citcie and Chur@l
sireIe and Main street then st<,;aS N flli
:ir Side Of slid sHtersesfions are 10 b.
anle clear Of said Intersection. Iantah
street aud frinee Geoig, Street College
iyenNe and Prince George street. al cars
hali be brought y a eemlaets sts'It
sesttai q Any lefsan ar parsons offena
M any Vi fhe provisions of tile twe pre-
edipg sections shudl be liable 70 tlle zen
ltes n.issa aud provided in Section q Of
His Article.
Section = AMI be Ii further established
Id oislai4ea by the authority aforesaid
hat titis ordinance shall take effect from
tl,tolef III, 1870
Approved September 21st 1920.
JOHN +. LEVY. Mayor
Attest
JOHN K. STLIIYAN. a'lerk
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AN ORDINANCE

Pe repeal sad re-ortatn wish amendments
section 3 81 4rtiess INV of The Re.s y
ode ~ lie tiiy ~ Anit4rehs llsss
Licenses.
seruui ~ i established saq eeaia
u hy tits Aiayar Counselor lntl Al'isf ssei
Il il4e civ If Anlsi,olis t!ia ~ sion #
rtis.le hNA III the Revised tt4tle ~ -
Ity uf aAliuai,0s ~. ttti., lsicepaesH hs aAd
lss salse II ieps ~ finaies and n aFiai5l
II uifii analil1teAts 81 as ~ 1877
laws@
Se.tion 4 Ii shall nj b Lawful f.lt
ny person ~ saiaaits. ssifltlm said NJ Y
y tlre.ziiltfs No itsf. ~ hiiY5E pf.t3 II
sf.fin ANY Itiss4. faiss sisrfthte tsf,sa
3ppsa e.,,.set circus, mttAssfss sslii5Aai
III pilhalp exhibition ftf galn. WiiHati y
eelssp INST aai aita obfaiIlt.il Irons i,e
iert III dt.ss corporation. fpr WAil fl'sS
.ifal. ia stS f,lil,5ws lfar tN,.Fy t,ai tfss3s
ll,.iias ssifa fHXal. fsseisfN iigf 'l4isgs
eT ,lay for sNfY theatrical ~ DIS
strftsal,y,t3-e. HI sllln If ipI dsAisifs 80
9ils i,1F ever, Museum f silaIiIl
III. SUN - Use tobias fs.-r ,tN atts
IS v,.iftY tiv.assst's ia ese cas-, to tii.. efk
Fsraylstefi. tassrSsr il lllssy rs istM fG is'3
asY leispn ~ PERSONS, Ct e@fsssg. tea ~
itIiag III -, !t.aafsd ~ Annapolis. = s q
giyag Sub afieitiiinan1tis f,t
seeli flir circus, MfaGlserlc or sai8iS
init Tie ssffgp "a he ns,.d for Saef
ssas.4. 81 ifsi htainins i li''llse ~
7rnIt tflp tiefis. FIR Ahish alhiii bF ll:ts
siti ef thirty collars per yrat il hsl 81
sits special license for eah eattHi So f
81 ;tboys reVDil,a.
sra&inrd liz tse authority aforesaid lt
ais ordinahre shall take Effect if,is
latr Of its i,asssEs.
Approved Seitenlber list. 1920.
IoIiN ]. LEVY. Ma.
FJlIN II. SULLIVAN, @lsak.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
ASKS Voters To Adhere 10 Principles
az Oia- Fashioned Honesty In Sot-
Inc ON school Bonds hsii.

~ the EditOr 81 ftc Eventag Cdpifal
When men ike W Meade Holiday
aud Major Riiey oppose The present
scheme III bonding the county 20 bu4tu
schools. voters should sit up and take
nosiee. j have been told that the
building. scheme includes q rake-ol
u len ihousaad dollars for certain
ysnag architect Whether such IS the
case al MOI. hope tiAs soleTs "
Anne Arundel county viii adhere 10
ne pTinaiples 81 old fashioned hon
esty. Let us pay as We 20. ana mol
lsp yictRnIztd No amount CT money
spent On school buildings Is going 70
give the children 4 royal road ~
knowledge The real need is for de-
voted teachers. devoted parents aud
earnest boys and girls No amount
Or money spent on school buildings
viii make scholars OUT Of indifferent
boys and girls.
Then Why bond he eouAiy and pay
me ilnaueieFs total 81 $3oO,o0o lor
he use vi sl5uo0V IN these DAYS q
nigh prieesg Let us waii 4 year o.
Two for prices 70 so down II W.
must have new buildings here and
her0, HI Us pay as We 30 ard he
sure that We eel a fair Fetalaa for
our money Lei is not play t8e part
II tie ionlish by when some high
an0nce spider invites US ilao his
pretty schooi parlors
Yours truly
ANGELO HALL.
Annapolis. Md Dee. q, 1920
70 tAe EQltos u TIE Egeaing Capital.
viii You pesmii mo space IN your
saMab1e paper to question the pro
oriety u certain members OF the Re
Mblican State Central Committee o.
Anne Arundel county, namely boctoi
2idout Charles f Basil. and John II
Johnson. whom ] am Informed have
opposed appointing colored men II
election oficials in the Fourth Ware
1T Annapolis II seems 10 me this 1t Z
very narrow viewpoint that Is takeI
~ the aforementioned members Of lAt
Central Committee.
If | have been misinformed will
these men answer through y0ul
columns Why they have Insisted apol
The appointment Of MIR John. A. Rus
iell Alderman from the Fourth Ward
whom, have heard has, whom elee
ion officials were very much needet
in the Fourth Ward. 10 henoeforth de
line 70 serve in chat capacity; plead
ing for excuse Oh the grounds that HI
was 4 member Of the City Council Q
Annapolis
! Thanking you in advance | remain
LOUIS 3. HENkEL,
Member Republican State
Central ('a.nns.ttee for
Anne Arundel county
October 81. 1924
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AN ORDINANCE


To amend Aitisle NXN q lie II sg
Npsle 81 flsts tstS 81 AHnabolis, ii'lr u
'eiises u.s. aAaing flsFfefn an aAiii8f a
section "a fs3tia section - ahd ~ b.
snawn AMI nt4Dberei Sesfioa -
S4efleu i III ID established :sid praaifs,i
Ay Ise AI5yaf t.,6nsn.1r afsl 4 tiefIN y ".
he City 81 AuHaYi9iis ilFsf Ari5|e Wy ~.
s~l,p EsviMl % II the CRY III .ita3iitfis
tifie Licenses ~ anA flse aa'nf IL hsfsa
Pa ansa'assf hF aaiiiag iierett III aadi
ibpBal section - fs,s.@M SECTION - AL IL
~ kneWn asnl nil.lbtred S-efion -
Seetkan - M bniitii4g permit SHAH
Sc given by liz Clerk without tllt spIfagaI
81 the BafldiHe Committee fns the
ton ef BIN 0fl4iifia within thp eUrt s2ssis
sirits RI iisa sisg ~ AfsnapnIi@ fierr
sAai bs Ifstsr ssrifed 10 the lsernilt hsre-
Ser sub rr9n3aiiol regarding the 10 atl.li.
ui bslisasHss sse may ht necessary Isl the
sgtlaiaens ~ s6e BniItliHg CpilIagt ie
properly sfes9itfai iiie interests Che
fgIie. All 81 paBeeS Or i.artS ~ afsl
aATse4s &astA Ai -f2uf herewith afe hsssshy
Any irsssn vIoiatissss III. pro
siSl0ns 81 ffiNA saeEstss Neon rSiss 4f.ff s,i4
fpref,f bs :FIFe JRSfi8c ~ flip I'e..@e ~
the t'ffy ~ lR;g.saiiA Shall 10 afsbteG.
- the fnes affti gisaiiies Set OFT iii $50
slon e 0f this A9fi.le
S.e:ioI. = 8id he il further estMh ihi,s.d
ana or1aiHed ~ lis a3litasity aforesaid
ssat tlis 1FilisHce shall tsks efletf ffsin
s!sp date uf its assagr
AgIFoyesl O,fsber lItii. l52G
JOHN !. Levy.
JoisS r. SULLIVAN.
Clerk.
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4 novel railroad grade crossing sig.
nal rejects sunlight in the daytime
and automobile headlights at night
through red glass
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qIlt nsIeAY. OCTOBER ~ 1870
Dernocratic Ticket
Election Tuesday. Nov. 2, 1920.
poR pnTsinEST ar THE

Election Tuesday, Nov z, ASsu
FoR PRESIDENT ar THE
uNiFED STATES
JAMES II. COxs
Ohio.
.ak vIer-PREsrpENT or THE
INIgED STATES.
RANkLiN d. ROOSEVELT.
Nv York,
tAnrFoKs or PRESIDENT AMI
NtsE-pREsIDENT or TIE
UNlTEu STATES;
At Large:
WILLIAM ISGIE AND JOSEPH
NJ. SMITH,
baltimore.
rsrss nissricss
CHARLES NJ. SIMPSON.
Talbot.
second Dislricsi
JANIS j. ARCHER,
Hartford.
Third DistEicst
FREDERICK NJ. kiPP,
Baltimore.
Reurth Distrkcss
JAMES \. ARAiIGEks
Baltimore.
Firth Distrseti
CLARENCE M. ROBERTS,
Prince Georges.
sixth District:
l.sC0R R0liRBACK,
Frederick.
OR UNETED sqAvEs SENATOR:
IOms WALpER SMITH
-
raE Mr.MnEK or tue HOUSE %
s nt.rKEsr. NATIVES or THtc uNETBi
Nj ,4-rs ~ ggsE sixTY-sEsvkN -
gaNGRESSs
rItnNSS :. KIINGER.
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Az the IsNHeNt stE Inc tfNHeTS att14 u tA
heir authority Ihe unaessgne,l VII ettel
or sale Nv pubic auction on III" 'fe.nsses
mn
Thursday. October IS. 1920,
81 II 0.,lork, Soea.s M
che FOLLOWING property, Ii fpeseipplo
An that lot Il ernnnn sltnateil on ihe
ORTIZ. side ~ College Asent, AnnaFu}4s
with d gs,3r!ags. thereon "a 80 fert. more al
ass. ana j .ietsh IL "a feet ut4rt or less
fliraytai bx a l..fee brick ard fratN btiil,l
i}g recently rsfaoseiea AMI renovated. aiIa
llaxM IN 1hp Ks.issr property behii
designated rs street Na li1 college ANe
ine and adjoining the depot pari. af ~
Aanagsnls Silorf I.lAp Railroad y il als
Sithin ai. hlnt.li ~ tho aitiisi AMI other
;taie builai9ss,
The property Is offered far sui q tilt
ine ewing q Tire fast tlgs the 1Whe.
5eigeiEfut JfhM r. KaiseFs mss re eiiieret
he Z y. Ariny AMI aas lust been "idef.s'
q FpN;rs
TERMS tas SAIL. j deposit IL SlN.
sill ~ required Of lie purchaser or ilif
haSers on flit. a.ls a safe ana tbe l,al;titts
i tie purchase insteA. wsfil inferst - III
ate ~ SIX per cent Wilt5l HiNiy aaYf
lereaftet luiaeeia;e pass sAl%fl npka
ia.il ,,,sla,slnttio!t - SIZE. TaNss adjust
IA TO HAT date.
EIlAsELY r. MELVIN.
Attorney for owners
wNf~H. MOSS.
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y the ITeaties We nave utiusi
taken not 10 do this The typ
cal agreement IS contained m
Article Y, u our treaty with
Italy. Which sitpulates that no
other 81 higher duties
shall be lexied and collected whe
ther the Importation IS made IS
The vessels ii tile one country
or the other The treaties con
tain many other provisions y!
yit:.l interest ~ Americans Te-
siding q DONG business abroad
yet all u them would 20 By the
board il tbs Republicans had
thtlr nay. aud We should be con.
iraated With uncertainty and
confusion and the likelihood Of
enl,rsilnents and reprisals, ~
stead u trade everywhere
President Wilson has an
naanced that he viii refuse g
carry snt tie direction II ~
sress is declines t. plunge tht
country s foreign business int.
chaos A,ce points about the
cpnstitu'ionality q his action arr
raised Il S undeniaBly q deli
nc ton We doubt i tllere
Is an eAaet precedent for mlaat
J Mr Wilson has done he one
lted from the Hayes admins
ration Is really FOR yetoils a bill
,assed b. { ongfess, not for re-
using @ act upon 4 clause III !;
ii which the President haG
igned Undoubtedly, Congress
an abrogate a treaty directly i
chooses. Il did not seek 10 dc
Rat in the present instance. Just
undoubtedly. the initiative in
Il matters concerning treaty ne
citations rests exclusively in The
ands " Tie President No one
Ias affirmed tins more roundls
han senator Lodge Between
he Two principles there Is OBJ
iously room for angry and IN
conclusive debates But there i
70 room for debating the beieti
lal results 81 Mr. Wilson'S
ction He has prevented til,
Republicans from rushing the
ountry into huge business
,iunder.
Their theory ST good business
would seem to be that the way e
'remote It IS 70 bring on violent
Iuarrels with the people with
whom they wish to trade. Ahey
appear 70 imagine that we can
RELY discriminate against com
aercial nations without Their
ser thinking Of retaliating and
terminating against MS And
hey carry the thing further
Europe IS now orr debtor in !
tremendous amount Yet tic
2epuhlieans would embarrass
nd fiout III every way the peo-
| & who owe us money # goods
Sc sent III payment Of tie debt
he Republican plan Is to clap On
high customs tariff to keep
hem out This IS the wisdom 81
Governor Coolidge, as revealed
u his recent letter 10 Southern
srotectmnists And what effect
snon our European customers
md debtors Is certain 70 be pro-
iueed b. senator Harding con-
s4nt harping upon the American
determination e keep out Of their
erdid and selfish concerns
Nj this comes With the worst
possible grace from a nation that
aspires y be Tie greatest cons
nereial power il the world. and
fr.atsi ) t4art.t 4l,at go .4c..if II, ~
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Dr.. Henry Holland
Surgeon ChirOpodist
CARVEL HALL
IoF, Work

Building. rpiistiriug furniture dt
livery, auto bodies and job work y
my kind. III. Il. THOMAS. Vest Az
nanolis. Phone &sS-G Il
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. on uNrTED sqAvEs SENATOR:
IOHS WALTER SMITH

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

slashod tunics and hiEny lace al
neck and sleeves are noted on fall
suits.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-21

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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-21

BOYS! / NEED GRAY AND RED FOXES,
mink, coon and muskrats. buy live anil
mails only. What can you furnish? Write to-
day. List free. Chas. Bumbaugh. Quincy, Pa.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-21

March IS. This zone includes the
southern portion of South Carolina,
the southern half of Georgia, Alabama
and Mississippi, almost the whole of
Louisiana and all southeastern Texas.
Several of the more hardy garden
crops including those mentioned above,
will withstand considerable frost and
may he planted at least month be-
fore the average date for the last frost
Irish potatoes are easily injured by
freezing, but they require about a
month to come up and may be planted
at about the same time as lettuce and
radishes. 1t pays to take chance on
the early planting of certain of the
more hardy garden vegetables If they
are killed or severely injured they may
be replanted. A good method is to
make about three paintings at inter-
walls of three weeks, and if the first
planting. is killed the later ones take
its place.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-21
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START YOUR GARDEN EARLY
department of Agriculture Puts Forth
Plea for the Raising of More
Food Products.

Gardens are going TO be just as i'm
p"lahl the coming year as during the
war period, United States department
Vi agriculture specialists declare. High
1000 costs, they say, are likely to re-
lna'l until more to eat is grown and
distributed. Farm gardens, village gar
dehs and city backyard gardens all
VIII help. Food produced in the gar
uen not only helps balance the family
budget but releases that grown on
farms for the use of people who are
entirely dependent upon others.
With the lengthening of the days it
VIII not be long until land can be
worked, and such hardy crops as peas,
onions, lettuce, radishes and beets
planted, especially throughout the low
er Gulf coast region. The average
cate of the last killing frost of the
winter in this section is not later than
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-05-21
Pansies for Spring Reddinn.

Pansy seed started in the conserva-
tory or greenhouse now will make
good plants for bedding out in the
spring.
Sow the seeds in seed pans or boxes
and grow the plants in the shall
low boxes used by florists for this
purpose.
Cold frames should be ready and
kept covered all winter, to take the
plants in March.
The plants can be potted and grown
in the pots, The object of putting
the plants in the cold frames is to save
room in the greenhouse and also to
harden the plants off so they can be
set out early in beds. The sashes
must be taken off the cold frames
early or the plants will become tall
and spindly or drawn" as the gar
deners call them.