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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
DAILY SURVEY
Of BUSINESS
IS SUGGESTED

Snringaeid. Mass. October 5--Federal
rulllration uf daily surveys Of bust
ness conditions. similar to In" weather
reports. was suggested tonight by +.
NJ. Fe!kcr. Special Assistance to Secr"-
,ary Of Commerce Hoover in an address
lerc before the Industrial Engineers
Conference.
Every business man IN tho country.
Mr.. F"!kcr declared, - waiting Tor
some concise authoritative daily Fulne
L. tho business situation, such as inc
forecasts Of the weather now printed IN
the top right corner OF practically al
rcwSvapC"S. He uid the Department
OF Commerce had already taken step
In thiS general direction through the
publication Of q new service KIN as
tn" survey Of Current business" He
asked the cnopera ton Of American bus
!ncss men IN perf"rtInS this service,
MIR. Frikrr also discussed the subject
Of he elimination Of waste in Industry.
He SAIL that while this country nal
the highest ingenuity and efficiency IN
the operation Of It's individual irdu7-
tries e any nation. the American Indus
trial machine IL AZ Hrr far from per
feet. In summarizing tho principal la"-
tors contributing To industrial waste.
Ice mentioned: CD Lost labor during
dcrrrsSiOn. co speculation and over
production In hoOns: 81 labor turn
over; ~ labor conflicts: 90 failHrn "C
transportation, fuel and power supplies;
o. loss lu" /" processes and materials;
60 excessive seasonal operation: and
(SD lack nC standardization. lie sad
MI these factors combined resulted in
huge dcduction from the goods and
services W" might all enjoy If wa could
the best opportunity for advance in
living standards lies In the steady chm-
nation q: these wastes
Mr.. fciker said thar the department
Of Commerce is planning more system
attic cooperation between industries and
the L. s. bureau OF Standards. which
nc described ~ the Rrcat"St scientific
in bora tory IN the word. THAT Bureau
has hundrcdS Of contracts with indus
try. but there are still "A great many
manufacturers who could make very
effective use OF its wonderful facilities
II they were more familiar with tho
services offered" Mr.. Feiker declared
Mr.. Fckcr also mentioned the estah-
lishmCnt uf u Division az building and
Housing in the Department of Com
merCc. lie said that through he as
sIstaave Of committees In tho industry
and an nctive staff in tho Department
in Washington definite rccommcnda-
tons are being drawn up for a stand
ardized building code which will do
much to simplify construction and re-
duce costs and prices.
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\. !. STOCKS

N~v York ,'cJ ) II" STOCK us."ket
vas ,nm'lrTOu>.y "nd"r setting pressure
today. traders -.,y:"s Httl" attention ["
!mrroy''! industrial coalitions. easier
rooney rates LHl The ru"NHcy u foreign
exchange.
These factors wrr- rOun;erbsLnr
In y measure ~ reports adversely affect
Ing N"\!Cau a.; prrp rites a"l the In
creased weakness ut sIhar %TI tobacco
shares. due 10 Their .aVte Go4Ul:Ui Ovid
en- status.
Leaders were freely offered from the
cnise;. but became especially heavy in
The 0nal hour. McNiran Petroleum
made an extreme drci;uc OF six pO.atS.
Pan-Americars were ,r,rc.;s:usi; h,av%
and seasoned rails. stse.s. 'IuipnentS
and motors lost - 3 points.
Among STexaltt"s losses 81 one TO
sA'"n POINTS We're Sustained hy Su"atra
Tobacco preferred. Columbia GrLpha'
phone Hrcf"~-"d. International Nickel
preferred. Fierce Arrow and kr"sgc. tho
latter losing more Nan = -: yrS;rr-
days l. 2-3 point raise. Sales amount
ed 70 $4,000 shares
Call money was abundant in low OF
funds from interior sources. the rate
declining from ;n - Ter cent at mid
day on the exchange. while outside
loans were contracted On a four Per cent
basis.
Authoritative surveys Of tho steel and
iron trade indicated further expansion
OF pig Iron production and correspond
ing increase OF manufactured materials
by leading mills. iur,Vt!;ts tho United
States Steel rovru The cooper market
also hardened on t!c r.'G".Gu demand
FOR metal.
ii.
In ~ broader aspects. rhe sharp rise
&C international -cn.:ttUC"S was tue
most significant Development < the
day. Tho British rate OF $50 Tor de-
mard showed yain Of cents In the
pound ard continental bills were nigh
er by four - twenty points. prLchnlAS
or Greek exchange waS the one striking
exception losing from 20 to IS points
on that counuE'S recent military re-
verses.
Liberty and Victory bonds were hcav-
iry dealt in mostly ~ gains exceptions
being the Liberty S'a's and Victory
4s.'s Other domestic ISSucs we're irre-
gular. but inte-nat.onais were. hrn
Total sales (par value Sl7.@5O.ovo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
SUGAR

New York. Oct. 1.-THE raw sugar
market was quiet today. and no sales
were reported. I'rIces were unchanged
with Cuhas available AT 21r cent cost
and freight. cIual to +."3 for centrifu-
sal. with Porto Ei"u and Philippine
Island centrifugal offered at 4I3
There was only small trade In raw
su-ar futures and prices were irregular
with near months lower under scattered
Liquidation. while later months were
higher on covering closing points low
'r 10 net higher. nrCemhHr closed Mt
10: March @.3S. May 2.In and July $50
The market for refined was un-
changed at $50 FOR fine graduated but
tn" demand WIS only moderate.
Refined futures We're nominal with
closing prices five to ten points net low
err. December and later months crossed
at 5.35.
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IRON TRADE IMPROVES:
Capacity for Using This commoA1U
Seems to Have Increased orSAtty
In Past Month

Cincinnati. Oct. 1.-The Matthew,
Addy Cos latest market report says:
There. has been q great improvsmSnef
in most branches Of the iron trade mi
the past 80 days. 1t really seemed ~
IL in July we had reached tho ireducapIel
minimum, II there is such thing. All
all events the general meldt OF foundryi
iron since tho first OF July has steaoIAyf
Increased until now II is safe TO ~
Il is double what It was 80 days ago. Y!
Is Of course not any where near 1oobt
OF capaclty--in fact the concern that y
running 500 full Is fortunate. But u
"a 80 much better than tho case was d
short time ago that every one 10 vastly
encouraged tn. almost hopeless atd-t
tude OF the carly part OF the year has
Welded place to On almost buoyant feSll
Ing. Then everything was headed the
wrong way Now most things are go
Ing forward. There Is now wllline-,
ness u try and do business which -
quite different from the oft Expressed
Idea in January and February OF 'uhatat
tho user
AS a matter OF fact the capacity for
using iron, particularly In steel mills
has lncrea sed much more rapidly than
the capacity to produce pig IRON. In
the past seven years the finishing endl
OF thr tr2Qe mas lnCIedseu ~ 20 eHo rSLCt
blast furnaces have increased only l0%
So in anything like busy times pig Iron
would be in short supply.
prospects for the balance OF the1
year continually grow better. That the
war has left a heritage Of all kinds OF
industrial confusion Is true. But II 10
equally true that immense progress'
has been made towards a safe and sane
Reimbursement The process Of dehation
vas dreadful. And there may be an
time goes on. more defation. But the
drastic radical defation which resem"i
blcd Il ma jor surgical operation Is over.
The railroads have not yet had their
turn. They are on the list. however.
and gradually railroad rates will swthYi
into line so. as to DO In accord with thel
changed times. The same IS true OH
labor. 1t will hurt Of course. but II Will
be- in the end for the general good. hhdi
10 branch OF business suffers a. much.
from unjust railroad rates as the iron
trade. Mr.. Schwab says ~" can't sX-l
pert q normal state OF affairs until the
railroads are normal. whereas now they
still cling 10 their war status. But with I
this great handicap the iron trade Is
making progress towards recovery and
this offers a great hope"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. oct. 5.--f'oc"tEa exchange
stron-. Great EritriU. demand %.7TI..
cables r.77a.. CO-day bills on banks
s74I, france. denlnl $3.50. cables
-. lay. demand l.r"'a. cables i.n3:
Bcix an. demand 1.15ra. cables ZIG:
Germany. demand .S"'2. "ahlHS ST: fI".-
land. demand 3@2s. cables $3.50: Nor
Nay demand l2.nN: Sweden. dCma nd
si5. Denmark. demand 1850: Switzer-
lid demand 1852: >2s'n. demand
laos. r;r~r,A. demand +.5J: Argentina.
demand 32.i5. Rraz!t. demand l3."0;
Montreal al RUman'a. ".HS: Jug
kavia. n.9t: Il" 10 '-Siotak.9' i."h. t.n-
ia. Poland. 1875: Austria. O.O6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
BENWOOD
7 MINUTE SCHEDULE
FOR TRAFFIC ALONG
MARSHALL Street

IN nid"r - prevent jams In traffic
along Marshall street while tho new
paving Is being laid. Mayor Sprouts has
rat !r'" effect trrH." regulation
.rhrdl!' Witch not only will aid tn"
wnrchmeu In keeping traffic ouen. bur
will rrcv"n' ncc'hents which might re-
.u.t wh"l sch Jams II tS.ff'" o'cmr.
Tn" srh"dG:r provides for uatfi'' g"inS
snuthw to move evsry seven minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
TOLEDO GRAIN

Tot"dO. Ohm, Oct. I.-.Whcat. Il.21:
p"Cnml"r. 12iic: May. $l.%1.
Gl"vrrsccd-Ir!m" cash. $1,000: Octo-
her. $1,000: December. Sl$.l5; Fcbru-
airy, 1880: March. Sl2.25.
AlSikc-.i'rimr cash. sos: October,
ln.73: n"r"mhcr. tIl.n0: March. sI1.ln.
Tim"thy-Prme cash. 1920. sass;
1921. S9.7S: October. S2.75: December,
$50: March. S3.n5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
my GOODS

Now York. oct. = Fur;her openings
nr r7r.l. drcss Gnnls for spring w"r"
ournunr"h today Oh n prtc" hLs'" sub
s.H,.rl,iiv ~" ennH ~ rnat prevailing
f.r fan rho changes mad" on s"m"
cloths lid nat exceed n 10 yer cent 10
rlf," rn'.nn r"nds we're h"m with
t~;.da ~ moderate volume IN gray rc"l".
v,r.t,l ,nrn.- W"r" Hl"h'ty h!Gh"".
Hu-'ara Wv, .,ul.' with MI 80 "l=y.
Kat goods were NOR" active. Slimu.ai-
ed i,y ie Lvo.cr Weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
LOGAN AND BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

lfy private wire e a. J.. Masten & Coz
New York. Oct. 5--The frmEess IN
the rail department "e the list early
helped to check the declin" IN tho In
dUstrials but as the session progressed
selling became more urgent and In the
lat" DEALINGS quotations cosed m Sonic
what with special weakness IN Mexican
Petroleum. American Sugar and few
sre"ialtics
The news Developments of III" dav
were in the main CUastructtv" in.'luG-
ing tho Iron AGO report or further i'm
provcmcnt IN the steel industry II firm
tone /" The copper market and another
inCrcas" in the amount OF car loadinrS.
However. attention in tho stock mnrNct
seemed more fixed uW III" unset .rm"nt
IN III, European situation and Two de-
cline in other markets today. notably
rr.,iu and cotton.
rur tho time being Il s"omS rr"hah'"
that from n technical standpoint and on
arconnl "f an indifferent outsth" demand
for serur.tIcs the list generally may
work lower before rcs'IrntrS III advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
CREDIT STRINGENCY !:
A THING Of PAST

Los Angeles. Oct. 5.-The worst Of tie
credit stringency seems to be over. II
was reported to the American Bankers,
Association convention today by tbp..
economic policy commission. When
wages have been readjusted and normal
balance re-established between indus.
tries and the nations. the country viii
enter upon a new career Of prosperity.
the report said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
r.IAERTY RONDS

New York. n''. i.--I,ihcrty bonds
closed: &r.s sSS.3": first As. $4,000:
second as. 9l.Oo: first KS s9l.2S: Sec
"ni A.S sHl0@: third as. s9Ii2:
fourth AS. &9l.an: Victory 3'4s. t99.3S:
", ;u:y - =. 500 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. ,rrt. o. -~'ar''" - E'r"'nt !.
1000. Desirable cornc"d steers and
warnings. i5r t" "Ic higher; raliN" ana
western crassrrs s'"udy In strong;
r:,o,,, ir,. IL lie higher; top long year
lir.s. All -: .ncrn s'"'k Tt""kcr" AMI
rr.dcrs. Siron.. hrl'S. 70 I" -" lower;
h,!lh l.arHa. E3.7i i.lo. heavy calves,
str"n.. - higher
Hogs l;"r,.its. l".haN. mostly JOG T."
I5c higher ,Mpn Yesterdays "NeraE";
closing weak on heavy and ""mm"'
grace: h.lny"rS liberal. TOP. $50.
hulk lirhts and i"ht butchers. S'"""f
$50; hu'k parking sows. S6.11G ia;
pigs. lnr 20 ljc higher: bulk desirable.
S7.IOm rs.
shcc:--EcrcIrts al.oOO Killing class
%. a,rarc, feeders. strong 20 @"C higher;
ton natives. sS.7I: huik. sS.n"Ts.'h: fat
Western. sglN. hT,&. SS.'i<I?.l": "h"i""
l!gi, rrA western vcarliAgs, '7.hN: fat
Aon;ana wc,n"ra. Sc: feeders ST.;
mnrn'~: feeder lambs. top. S'."S; many
held higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
ITALIAN STEAMER CRIPPLED

New York. Oct. 5.-Tielpless as. the
result Of broken steering gear and pro-
peller. the Italian steamship Sirio. from
Naples to Norfolk Va. today sent out
wireless calls for aid. Her position was
siven as approximately 100 miles east
Of Cape HatteraA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

s-Wheellng Steel Corp Pfd. a.
Transfer books close Sept. IL for reg
ular &c. cash dividend PAYABLE Oct /.
t-whee!ing steel corp. rfd. r.
Transfer books close Sept. Is for reg
ular 2LaTc cash dividend payable Oct. l.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va. oct. 5. '2l.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. e.
llus,en Il Co.. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
II W. Va. Bldg.
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STANDARD Oil
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. oct. 5. 81.
Furnished The Intel.Igrrcer 10y \. +.
A!IStCn \ Co. members New York STOCK
l.: change. Second tioJr National l'anR
+ W. Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling, w. Va. Oct. 5, 81.
Furnished The lntelliGencer by A. T..
Nasten l. Co. members New York StocK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
NJ W Va HldY
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 8. 81.
Furnished The Intelligence" by A. F.
MAsten q Co. members New York StocA
Exchange. Second floor National hank
OF NJ Va EllH
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. ). II.
Furnished The Inlclligencsr ty a. Z.
siasten & Co. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bane
Ct " ra Hlly
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. S, 81.
Furnished The 1ntclhsanosr By a. q
Masten L. Co, members New York stock
Exchange Second floor National EanH
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PETROLEUM.

OIL City. Pa. Oct. 5.-Credit balances
s2.15. Runs. 2s.o05 barrels; average.
1881 barrels. Shipn ents. b2.iss bar:
rels: average. 36.l43 barrels.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. 5. 81.
Daily quotation llst Wheeling stock
Exchange. Compiled for Tho 1ntelll.
gence-.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W Va. oct. 5. 81.
Reported by II. |. puhrrty ~ Co. New
York. through Claude Mcrkcr. Board
nr Trad, Ruiid!ny Whccl:ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
CHICAGO Grain

Chicago. oct. AL deiNe"."S or
wheat, ,hrn. oats and rye swept DOWN
ward today TO :, rev low pr:'" record
FOR 1921. Large visible supply I, ta,S
proved to be ii heavy hHud;rap N values.
Whoa, closed weak At -. t. / cents
lower. with p"Crmbcr $l.ll'. ~ Slll't
and May $l.llG TO $ll6 E"'n lost
|. tn 4. cents and oats /. to y ""n'S
In provisions the outcome Was IN
changed t. 10 cents down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
1snWood Briefs

Al Eesbitt Of Marshall street is WIS.,
iting friends and relatives At Sisters
Vile for a few days.
Walter Landers OF Water street has
returned home from Buckeye Lake
where he spent a few days for his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker arrived
home last evening after spending the
past several days In Ohio visiting
friends.
Henry Warsinski Of Sixth street and
night patrolman on the city police force
remains off du:y naccount Of Illness
John O'Donnell police patrolman and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Arlon Activities Resumed

Activities of the Arion cub for the
new season will be resumed today when
KafIcc- vis!tn viii h" hold by the
Ladies Auxiliary. followed by "u"hrc
party which will take place until even
Ing after which tho FIRST dance or IN"
season Will hc held. Invitations have
ben extended TO NIL members and Is
this Viii b" the initial event OF the Ecw
season. 4 large attendance ia expected
The affair will take place AZ tho Arl"n
Hall on Main street below 10Th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
missionary society Msets

Tho regular weekly meeting nf III"
Third Presbyterian cErurch missionary
society was held last evening ut the
church social rooms. Several business
transactions were made after which
the remaining evening hours were spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Arrange For Next Dance

Tho Benwood football team Is making
arrangements to hold another dance at
the Liberty hall on McMechen street
next Monday evening. The team ia"
given several dances this year OF which
all have been highly patronized. ana II
Is the opinion that next weeks affair
will also be largely attended. The pro-
cecds from these dances are being used
by the BenwuOd football team for their
winter expenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Boarcats Practice

The .Bcarcats football team Of this
rIty will put through a strenuous prac-
tice gamo this evening IN preparation
for Sundays game when they ara to
meet tho Mil Field All stars Of Bellaire
on the Nick He'll ncld. the locals have
strengthened their team considerably
end are confident that they can defeat
tho Ohio side lads for the second time
this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Paving Resumed

The paving OF Marshall street was re-
summed again yesterday morning after
helul, held up for dag on account Of
rain. So far since the paving began
the work has only been deferred 3 f"w
days which was caused By rainy
weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Uniform Rank Meeting

The Inform rank. Knights Of Fyth-
las will hold the regular weekly meeting
ut the hall on Main street tomorrow
evening At this meeting several inn
p"rt"nt matters will b" up for discus
sicm and the. committee in rhargc Is
requesting for the presence OF every
member.
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Frank Sablyak, %. OF ,llS Eah street,
Bcnwood and who is in a serious condi-
ton At the Glendale hospital suffering
with 4 broken back which he received
while at work in the Hitchman mino
Monday afternoon. remained In about
the same condition with little hope Of
recovery. The unfortunate man who Is
married and has several children. WAS
engaged at his work and was caught
under the fall OF slate. Or. Barlow OF
MCMechcn is attending the injuries.
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! Open High Low close
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Resume Playground Work

Tho city rut the force Of men back
t. work at the forty seventh street play
grounds 10 finish up the work OF level
ing and filing the grounds ut several
places Tho work has boon in progress
for some time but w.ts deferred tho
first part OF the week on account OF
rain II is presumed that everything
will he completed by Saturday which
will provide for several events tn take
nlacc ON the grounds Sunday.
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OLD Brick Gtl1ny Up

The DeTemple field which 10 on Main
street and which the city has been
using for storing the old brick which
is being taken from Marshall street 10
practically Hiled up and the city Is be-
ginning to look elsewhere where the
brick which has not been removed from
the section that IS to be paved may DO
stored. 1t Is presumed TINT n neces-
sary a large amount Of the brick will
be taken to North Benwood and stored
IN the open lot below second street.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-05-03

be prevented by SOWING cne-haIf &
hussh,sI Of oats with II per acrH- A
small amount Of mustard seed zrwr
with the rape VII also prevent the
bLaafing.
C0wpeaz may be sown from May
Is ca June Is and soyhearz from
May I To July L Sorghum and
sudan grass that ara TO be used fsr
supplementary PASTURES may be scwn
N May CT early June CouFiess T.
formaGIou concerning supplementary
pastures for shssp may be obtained
by writing the Experiment Station,
LeIngsaa-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-05-03
Lambs on Good
Pasture Gain Fast

In order that lambs may gain a.
rapidly "a possible and rsaeh 4 mar-
IossabIs wsight al an early ags L Il
necessary that they be provided
with some form Of supplementary
pasture IN adiItiou to the blue grass
pa.sturs. According TO livestock spe-
cialzSG SGeh PASTURES are sspeei-
ally necessary during the hot sum
ne- m0nths when bl1e grass PASTURES
ara parched aad dried aad finnish
neither s1eeulgnes or nogrishment.
Rape, covpes-z, soyhesrss oats, sor-
zhIr and sudan grrss are al good
crups to pIsns for furnishing these
supplementary pastures
Dwarf Essex Rxpe d ere Of II.
hest that ear be used 10 .av.ntags
dnnng the summer mouths If planted
N April according 20 Prof l. J.
Horizeher, Of tke Animal Hnzbszdry
Department Of the College 0f lyri-
culture. Best results are obtained
when sir to sighs porzis per ser.
are sovn breakfast and lightly hsr-
rowsd INTO the sod Is Is best no< "a
begin p&sturing untl the plants are
eight 10 ten inches high, .s more
feed IL furnished IL a large sz01ni
Of Leaf surface IL allowed to De-
Vslop. Boating fr0m the rape may
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-05-03

ansu-r amt IFS ~ me- s.prradpn
10 even mulnrrs the lhsf~ gf the
rs snff ..is txf,uu af the slisu
Hhug rlisU has ~ affect uuun tiis
r'ueasanra amt The heaitsh As long
m any hurnun hmnu pussesees his
.iiesr IN y orr-aiu viraritF and an
su-vs-and w1yaiinr inward the at
ennmenr at a dhsara hns Bssn Enuw-I
10 keep peuuie alive even under tiis
must adtefsa circumstances
Quite a few r--at nei haz~ Bear
condemned by tie foetus amt Ez-
1rrttaf ~ de and ref 5ecauHa tiiey
WISHED sr par oes deBts ar Bsrmlss
others wers dependent On them ar.
because tliev wished ~ cnnHImnnts
some grant desr- they Havs siiearssd
.iie duaftn-g mt lived Tar 5syuud
tii@r aIldttssf time.
SIR Waiter Snntr vas one vt these.
Ee was Efty-s5ire years oid.. suffer
inu &,1m a sss-ouH dissass and ds@,-
II n fesit. He made m ms mind ~
i've amt To- paF dfs his fsd6 aud he
did Borii and nanngsd IN arsuy dung
il as wsil.
The-s Is really M unhappy woman
sEespt tiie ms who has n6 obIenf
m HSz who spends her time be-
wailinr der Ioe ant srvyinr others
She rims her BeautT az wall by taie
sfsiiing nt5 her sacs Gf tiie lines Of
malice Of strpidirg ant Gs dss1u-
tent. These characteristics ara noo
only uu5y umese bm1 ttey are vrp-
fucsrs df uusiuess AZ we'll.