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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
EDUCATIONAL NOTES

The program arranged ior ino Liu.
coin fcnchera Association PROMISES TO
be o very interesting one IN addition
to a number Of locM coucRtrt we dhall
have addresses from : v rorwny.
Stata Sdpt Puhlic in4tEnctiou. Farl
Douglass. Assistant Sur. Mr., l,uihC.
Miller. state Director Vocational fdu.
cation. DR. Frank H. H. Roberto.
President Las Vrguf Normal univer.
sity; Dean Frank Carrnnn. Normal INF
yersiiy Il. 3. Upton: Dr. ". .. Hall.
President Silver city Normal School;
Supt. D. n Pope, ,oswclI and Supt.
{. +. Grover, A cordinl invitation Is
extended 10 member, vi school Boards
and ali persons interSNted in the edu-
cation OF the children.
The March Eighth Grade examination
was held last Thursday aud Friday 80
pupils participating. The next State
Eighth Grade examination will be held
April i4th and 10th.
TIE pupils Of the Corona School are
busy practcinR for An entertainment
to be given NJ the school houac April 2.
the public is cordially invited ~ at.
tend
Miss Cynthis Maryheld. after an III.
ness Of short duration. has resumed her
d tiles at the Alto school
W. J. Klopp Principal Lincoln Co.
High School. wa visitor in Carrlozo
5 ,turday.
/ The Nogal Mesa school hns been
clio 'ed the past week on account Of
child visiting in the community hnying
developed "A case Of scarlet fever. Dr.
shaver. County Health physician ad.
vises Us that the school may be opened
Monday, March 2sth. IL no new cases
develop.
Mrs. Green. County Nurse, has been
suffering with u severe cold the past
week.
Apportionment School Funds
|, Mrsf Maude l.. Rlancy, County
Superintendent Of Schools Of Lincoln
County, do hereby certify that I have
duly apportioned the school fund Of
said county on this nth day OF Murch,
1921.
The amount of Honey subject 10 such
apportionmert Is 81, ,467. 40 On the basis
Of 80 cents per capita:
Carri2o5o, 3S7 pupils. at 93c. ) 35g 81
Rural schools, 2,?bb pupilF,
at g3c, ......$2, ,OOS. 0s
Total. 2,6l3 pupils; Totul s2,I57 90
Mrs. NJ. l.. Blnney.
-. sYpt 2 hools.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
ClIiEF or 4, :. FOREST SERVICE
NAkES VISIT 10 SOUTHWEST

Albuquerque. n " March ~ cot
William u Greeley, Cblef of the 4
$ Forcat Service, arrived a. Albu.
qucrquc today at The headquarters Of
the Southwestern District, Tor week
Of consultation with district officials
ON the plans ot work aud finances ia
connection with the National For.
ests of Arizona aud New Mexico foi
the coming year, The Forester IL ac.
companled by Assistant Forester Ro,
Headley In charge OF Operation. As,
sistant Forester r. r. Carter. ii
charge OF Forest Management, aud In.
spcctor Kelley In charge OF Forrft
Fire organization, all OF Washington
~ e.
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GOVERNOR MICHEM EAfENDs
CLEMENCl 10 TWO PRISONERS

Santa Fe, n. NJ, March 2l.--Oovor-
nor Mechem to-day rigned two purdons
IN recommendation 0f the pcnltentla-
ry bonrd. ore to Virgll rIhhltts. Grant
county, sent up for three 10 Gyc years,
who contracted tuhcrculnGiA Aa n re-
suit OF war service Ia France and who
nas widowed mother aud four bro
hers and uistefu dependent upon him
trict attorney and several Jurors ask
cd clomency. The other PARTON was
for John Woods, curry county. sory-
lrY three 10 fye yeara
Health Director Named.
The public welfare department has
announced the appointment oi nr. C.
h. Waller. state health commiasionar,
az director OF public health IN he new
welfare department The director OF
child welfare has not yet been ap-
pointed Mrs. Otcro Warren OF santa
f'o was elected president OF the well
iarc board; Mrs. II. H. Donohoe, OF
Santa f.. vice president. and pr A.
@. shortle OF Albuquerque. secretary.
Fish Hatchery site 10 be- Selected.
/ State Game Warden Thomas T. Ia
BILE left today on an inspection tour
Of proposed sites for the e,a'o flsh
In his cuse the trial Judge and dis
hatchery for which $4,000 waa APP
pruprlated by the state legislature.
/ He Is arcOmpanled by John 1 Hcnpard
superintendent Of the hatchery at Del
Norte Colorado. ana 4. Gauger. A to-
tai of twenty sites have been offered
In Santa Pc, ColfAx, Mora ana san
Juan counties.
Cralg Called Ia Washington.
George A. Gratis. of Albu1uerque.
ad Interim appolntco ol Federal
Iudgo Noblitt AZ United states district
attorney lcft Tor Washington today
In response TO telegram from Sec
retary OF the Interior A. u. Fall, ask
Ing him 10 come for conference,
which II 10 rumored Will concern the
permanent appointment OF Craig aud
the appointment OF two assistants.
The Midwest Mica corporation. or
ganized under the laws 0f Missouri,
mas hled foreign corporations state
mcnt here. II IL capitalized NJ $60.-
600, OF which $5l 900 has been sub
scribed. It's business ls mining mica
and manufacturing mica products.
Tho companyH New Mexico office Is
Eiven as La MADEIRA and itH agent Ia
Albert otto ot that place
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INTERESTING PROGRAM FOR
STOCkMEN Ar ALBUQUERQUE

Albuquerque ~ NJ. March 9l.-The
complete program Tor the seventh an
nual convention uf the Sew Mexico
cattle a llorSc Gruwcrs Association
In Albuquerque, March 30 30 and 81
was announced today by the secro-
tary of the association. VINO states that
Inquiries for rooms, etc, in6icaic =
Association committee meetings will
be held Monday. March rs, at the AZ
socintiOn's Offices In the Chamber OF
Commerce building. The convention
sessions will be held IN the federal
court room. pOst-oilicc building. itll
,trect and Gold Avenue. Addresses
OF welcome VIII be delivered Tuesday
morning by Governor Merritt Mcchcm
and Walter NJ. Conncll, mayor OF Al
buqucrquc Tho rcaponso tor the as-
,ociation will bo b. Hugh l., Hodge
II silver city. The annual address
Of the president r. T., Mitchell, Gnc
an address by G.. NJ. ODonel. first
vice prrHidcnt of the American Ma.
tional Livestock association. on Cur
rent Topics" will complete the morn
~ program.
A. the afternoon SECESSION United
sintes Senator Holm o. Bursum viii
ipcn the program with an address on
Problems Of the Livestock Man, H.
witch II is expected that Senator
Bursum viii outline the policies he
lhini,i should be pursued by congress
.or .hc strengthening OF the livestock
industry In the nation. Col. W. y.
Greeley. United States Forester, viii
also speak NJ this session and Victor
alhcrson OF S.lvor Ciiy win deliver
he report OF the delegates 10 the
American Nationpl Livestock convcn-
ion 4 feature OF the Tuesday after
noon session viii he confederation OF
be- new constitution and by-law8 OF
.he nas1ciation which hnyc been un-
'o- consideration by special COM
nittoc during the past ycar.
Tho Docond days session will IN
'udc sddrcsrc. 10, 4 Il Crabb. pres.
dHut o.. tgo Ariz, q cattle Growers
,ssoc, tl0n ON Future Mnrkets". b,
u \ Jnrtro. of H1hcrsH,ll. who {,
thlirmau of the Markets. Committc,
' ino american National LlNcstocl
,"socioiior b, Fnng G. " rooler
'nIcI states District Fnreu.r. ard
b, George n webster. of Cimlrron
rhr Wednesday afternoon .cssior
Nill D, OF special iutorcrt na II will m
'ludc 90 complete Discussion of lcgis
llon affecting the livestock indus
rs hy the recent legislature ! s
tanght of peminF ouornly for M.
tociatiou VIII speak on New Law
Regarding livestock Interests stat
Scnator T. NJ Brirklry, ol CaTilozo
siIl discuss relations bctNcen thl
. banker aud the stnckmou, and stat
senator q. l.. Phillips. of Ration. vii
speak on what the livestock Indus
try Means to the state Of New Mexico
Speakers ON the Thursday morning
program viii include T. " Tomllnson
secretary ot tho American Nliioua
LNoslort h'uo'lation lion B I
, rankrv. D. Saint, rhnirmnn stat
Tax commission. pr s. y ripor e
iho rntod Stltog nioloFioe Survey
Ur q. D Troy. Of Ration Tho after
noon session Thursday will be tn
annual business session includinl
adoption OF resolutions ana electlo
II officers.
There will be- no evening scgsl9
II the convention but special amuHe
mont events Tor the stOckmen hay
been arranged by the Albuquerqu
Chamber of Commerce tor each even
Ing OF the convention
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SCHOOL NOTES

ny Supt. T.. =, Cole
The Home Economics class took up
their sewing directly after the first Of
the year and have been progressing
rapidly. Their ambition is to have an
exhibit worth while when they are
asked 10 put their work on display in
the spring
The CLASS consists Of girls from the
high school and the eighth grade. Sew
cral of the girls have shown such skill
in their sewing that they have almost
completed the required number of
articles Tor the first years credit In
Domestic art
The girsarc now finishing their sack
aprons, the fifth of the required nun.
ber Of articles. They are 30 proud OF
what they have accomplished that they
want to have an apron Day" just as
soon as the weather beco mcs warm
enough so that they may oil wear their
n'w aprons.
On Friday, NJ Is, the eighth
grade took four the examinations
sent out by the S,ate Board of Educa-
tion. The set will be finished next
month, These are the examinations
for admttancc to the high school. We
hope all will pass the test and enter 'Ac
high school next September
Two cars OF Camp Fire girls went on
a hike last Tuesday afternoon. The
hiking did not begin until the dcstina-
ton was reached and then girls might
bo seen leaving the cars for the hills.
either IN pairs or groups. About six
O'Clock all gathered around the camp
FIRE and never was supper more wei.
come
Mrs Vaughn. the genial teacher Of
the fifth grade, was absent from school
last week on account of illness, She
returned TO her duties this week look.
ing as II the illness had done her good.
Mrs. J. B. French substituted in her
absence.
One Of our teachers. Miss Ivy Lind.
NhNt Nhh WIlNNfn NUt lollbNlUR IbtF
for the Camp Fire Girls, and has set the
same Ia music, The poem shows real
merit and has been adopted as the song
of tn. Camp Fire girls:
Seeking beauty. giving service,
This our aim, our law and guide;
When you find us you will notice
That our duties we don't hide
All together we are working
For the good of all so dear.
Worthy OF the trust placed in US,
Never doubling, never fear.
CHORUS:
We are the Camp Fire Girls so happy,
Ever 80 willing and so true;
Giving service where'er needed.
Just AS ali our sisters do.
Pursuing knowledge, what is noblcr?
All viii win if they but tiy,
Hold to health the great entreaty;
None must shrk. but all say Aye.
Clarifying work is ours,
A banner we with pride unfurl.
We are honored by tho keeping
These the laws Of the Camp Fire Girls.
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PRESIDENT MAKES CALL FOR 4
SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS
To CONVENE APRIL II, 1921

4 " 'Htl I'HHA'H ~ h''h Apll 80 ~
rec Give such communications aa may
oe made by the executive" wal .ssucd
oday hy President Harding
Mnny Questions WIN Como Up.
Tariff and tax revision will be the
principal subject before the now con.
gress, but many other important sub.
!octa. Including the transportation
problem, regulation OF packing and
ioll industries and immigration res
friction ere expected to he taken mp.
Sonc OF the subjects 10 be consid-
icgsion. the toxt Of which call is ~
'ollows;
Whereas. public interests require
.hrt the congrens Of the United States
ihnuld be convened. IN extra session.
II ~ o'clock noon. on the 18th day OF
April. 1921. to receive fuch communi-
cation aa may be made by the exec
utiye;
Now therefore, I. Warren g. Hard.
lng, president OF the United States OF
America do hereby proclaim and de
'lnrr That an extraordinary occaaion
requires the congress of the lnlted
staten to convene In extra session at
/ thr c9pltul, IN the city OF Washington
IN the iltll day OF ADrIl. 1921, at ~
o'clock noon. OF which all persons.
wlo shall nj that time be entitled 10
act as members, thereof, arc hereby
required 10 take notice"
'-~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~|~
Governor. a total OF $i6,GOO which
Includes 81 800 to cover cost OF an
Z .natitutional survey, needed 10 put an
Effective budget system into opera
lion; $500 TO pay expenses OF the
lieutenant governor.
Secretary OF state, n total OF IS 900,
including $500 to cover cost oi can
va3slng elections for the 10th year
only.
Attorney general, total OF 81 800,
which Includes q raise In pay for the
assistant In former years there
NNNt Utfll lNo hhtlhANhlhs
Travelling auditor, n total of t2i 800.
including addition to staff and in
crcascs IN pay.
Educational auditor. salary OF S3.-
900. travelling aud contingent cxpcns.
'r OF $4,000. This is new olico
'rcatci a deficiency appropriation
provides for the current year.
Treasurer, total OF $500, includ-
no an increase for one employe.
state tax commission. a total o
s7l 2OO. including $4,000 Tor an cx-
pert appraisal OF mines and Slsl0C
Tor office contingent and travelling
cYpcn o..
superintendent OF public instruc
tion. total OF 1850, including rails
es 10 pay for assistant nuperntend
M aud several employees.
Department OF public welfare, IN,
newly created institution to handl,
tho public health department hurcaI
and the child welfare bureau tota
OF $4,000.
rho stnte corporntiou commls.io
, total of s9te9o. including sinai
r,sc. for eop,, ,,lplo,o,
stote bankinr d,r3rtnrnt a fuu
If sisSoo. including r,iscs for pac
u.pilN am nu tie ns,r,U dcput
fl tbi. dnparim,nt uoN takas. ,sr o
Inc ln.ur.u,, wort
stp.. ,pr.uesr "a total or St0gp0
.,.. ......,....
"'''" vi "'''' ''''''''''
1rhHri, fl-''
tn pr,tor ul WiupN. salary and CN
F, ,.Y... "a tOO.
.,..., -...., s,,,r,
'" "'. 'o""' 'N"'"' q
fup.i' huihinHs az capitol s'OoO'
Supreme court. S30NnO. law llhrlr'
ID ..n. t..,r,., .,,,,i. atDsnu
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For Sale 90 one Ford Touring cnr.
one Maxwell Touring ear. one Ford
light truck. These ears are IN good
running condition. Inquire 'fay yIors
Garage. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
WEEK OF ACTIVITY FACES
CORPORATION COMMISSION
"""H fcnrings ~ Importance on
Schedule for Next Few

mother week al unusual activity.
''''S me state Corporation Commits
son anu II number OF public hear.
MS ar" scheduled for tho n.Ni few
Gays. probably one Of tic most inn
noftahi @! Which is that ~ tho Mash b.
ihIlnh- ire !nian Railway opcr1tinr
t ~ 'he i.orth"rn part Of the state
~. ""t 20 per cent Increase in
In,"rstat" rates charged ~. ~.
r'HI!" ny were jumped % nor com
Yesterday without a hoarinr hcror,.
ne Interstate Commerce COMMITS
SION as the company filed its ne;
ION Tor an incr"asc on February IL
hH'! the Com'niSs ion having i,E,n ,,o
'''i"n the laws allows the compauv
l" "iacc IN" rates in effect at the
eng OF thirty days after the pc,i,ion
Wednesday has been fixed as the
uhtc on which the petition will Il,
ur'rn IN E!chmoud before tho com
hiSSinh ana strong opposition vii,
PROBABLY '%tclop 10 tn. granting of
IN" 'n"rca*" asked. III. COMPANY,
n'I only ASK for THE increase which.
,hrpnEh it's silence the intcrsiai"
10Y allowed: but viii abolish com.
niu''t!1n tickets In books Of lc.s
man ffty-two. which have been srIl.
ih. q, reduced rate
i"inorrow the commission will
SnhSid.r IN" petition OF the Abing-
non Water Company cunccrrinc.
rates. on February Il tn. cum,ro-
.'r>E on rates between the town Of
''NInEion ana the Lexington Tol..
h""''" onran". and on February IS
tn" petition for Increased r:,,cs from
'"e Ai'irisia Telephone Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
BUDGET BOARD WILL HOLD
SERIES OF HEARINGS SOON
considers AT Length Salary Stand
aHiiZation Movement ut
Session Here

beclSion was made at Il meeting
% "a" Governors Nudge; Hoard
which met for the first Time This
year IN" latter part OF last week
IN me office of Governor Davis. to
begin within the next few weeks IN.
hrSt OF the series al h,hrInrs with
STAT departments ard institution
h"auS on their needs Ia he incornor-
ated an the 1922 budget OF the chief
executive.
Many importau, matters we're
taken up at this frs, preliminary
meeting. besides Governor Davis
): sinclair brown. chairman OF the
tinancc Committee uc the Hons, Of
i'cisGatcS. and w y. Garrett. chair.
man OF tn. Finance Committee of Inc
T,tai" Senni". and Colonel Leroy
'i"dE"S. and To Governor Davis. Were.
present TN" conference" lasted al
most thrn, days
Probably the thing which occupied
ne hoard more than anything else
al This preiimisSry meeting was the
salary Standardization movement.
"nISh IS bc!n. worked out bv col
"ncl Hodges. with the co-opc-atiop
oi all ot the department hrud.; aud
ncadS OF institutions throughout tn,
state. This part of the buG.:e: when
!, ~ completed. will show exactly
N" status Of each ciuployc of IN.
COMMONWEALTH in regard to salary.
experience. ability. duties, etc. ana
VIII constitute the first record which
has Yet been made in N!rEiui:, OF TN.
fore" engaged in work for the Com
nOnwcalth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
LAND PURCHASE BY CITY
Would Acquire strip From &. Il q.
To Open Tip Marshall
street

Tn" stree; COnm.ttc. OF city Conn
ci! viii hnN" u number OF important
matter. before a az Ia" rcsuiar meet
.uG this afternoon at u'cio,i. w nile
trcr" : u possibility that tho .','itirn
of the Virginia hallway ana power
company ma" receive some a'tcr-
ticu, u is no. rrou"Dlr ;i'S ma tr-
".iI como up AT tn;s KING. ~ tr' rlun
Vi the "oiHm. Ice is q =tv, ul,n !..'..r-
trs foi the 3oEslt o. tH intrrcs'
\ reSo.ution Gtrec-;ng ne Mayor
~ acquire i"nd IRON Tia It. 1gp"gNc
ANA ONO Eai'""&l 'nmrdrN ion Tia"
nu,uuE oi A.t-@h.t Sj"c"i. u: w
Gimia street. which was referred l."
TIA" cOmmii'c" IL '',' las; meeting of
the BOARD at Ald"rmcu. viii tee taken
w The idea of this Is to develop the
territory tu that sect ion for proSpoc-
Tive manufacturing plants
Tho coiumitt"" j. also asked Ia look
into the tdv!sn9iiity ot acquiring land
to open AN alley between Sycamore
Strc' and Park and stuart Avcnuc"
and also :" take similar action in
reference 20 III" extension OF - sewer
~ Ladies Mile Road ANA Woodrow
Avenue.
y proposition presented hy Coun-
Gilman Atkinson ,"r the acquisition
"i land for the puvpOs" Of opening
F"IIE- fourth street. South Richmond
VIII also be cons !lcrvG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
sAv|LLE TAKES UP DUTIES
AS DIRECTOR TOMORROW
New Head OF Public Works Depart
mcnt VIII Face Many Big
I'rnblcnIS

Alien !: savi!io: nirSrtoT I;!ie, qf
.xpcct"d 10 report 70 Mayor Ainsiic
duties of his oitcc. Mr.. Savillc Ni!l
Ind many hig. propositions before
him As has been m"pn"d ou' by
was stated Ia ~" anmua! report OF
President John Kerr Irauch, "t the
chanb rr OF Commerce, such big pro-
jccts a. tn" completion az he Shockpc
rccith street. through from Gary
street: the rcrCut!uS Of the street car
racks on the wcsthamp,oA LING, TIA"
r-roUtinS Of The tracks alpuE iir"ad
street. opposite the City Han. as
suggested 10y III" president % tn"
Far Association. to divert b" mo.s"
the extension OF Il and ( streets
along the Belt Line. Ia" construction
nf a bridge across tho james N ,hc
West End. the consiruction OF main
Creek. and numerous minor plans.
viii be placed before the new direc-
In addition to these Tn" petition
az the Virginia Railway and Power
cOmpany for Il blanket franchise.
which Will. OF course. neccssi,atc
many route changes and climlnatious.
in addition to extensions. with the
problem OF free viaductS. will he
taken MP within the mex, ten days or
director and he Will be- given every
opportunity. members o! Council say.
10 develop the city's advantages. Ills
work. VIII go long way. they say.
toward giving Richmond its 30. 600
population in the next ten years.
Mr. Savillc has indicated that he viii
make several changes in his official
stan. hut he has said that the changes
the men affected will he given every
opportunity Of locating elsewhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
CONSOLIDATED CLUBS TO
MEET ON NEXT MONDAY
N"stmorciand and Commonwealth
VIII Hold FIRST session
Since Merger

IN" first annual meeting of TIL.
consolidated W"s;norciand and Com
u"hWraith clubs will he held in the
Uptown clubhouse. Franklin and
Mnnro" streets. next Monday night.
"n'n the election OF officers and
81 h"r annual business Will take place
ne meeting probably will he one of
ne most interesting witch has ever
nn"u held
I"org. Bryan. former presjdcn; of
"" N"Stmorc!ard club and now head
% IN" consolidated ORGANIZATIONS will
"a r"-t!cctcd president If the old ems
I'm OF me W"Stmorclard Club is fol-
n"N"n For Years II has been the
rn!e tha: e president. while elected
Mhnu"I'N, should mold Ollie. for two
f,IfS. succeeding himself only once.
"ut invariably serving the second
However. IN" consolidation of tho
LUIS may change this entirely Tho
,!u" mas been practically doubled IN
~ Through the Sc.idation. ana
ON e"S Of tn" Commonwealth ('lib
n""Amc officers in the new orSaniya.
ION Directors OF the two clubs were
h'rS"d. tnc matter which Will com.
~ 'i'-d w,iiCh will hav" the. center OF
ne hoor VIII he the disposal OF the
''oPtfty Of the club. II is advocated
nS N"n& mat the club be removed IN
Nv u ana ny II portion of the organi-
T',''N 'hht tn" uptown clubhouse he
HN"ln, sun .otl.;rs think that both
should rcnain ~ operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
FARM SEED INSPECTORS
OFF FOR ANNUAL TOUR
VIII Take Samples Throughout
state and Forward Them
10 Laboratories

INSPECTORS OF farm seed. ana fer
,i'I:rS "n"r"d for sale in the STATE
oi fEthia Mi! leave Richmond this
morning. one for each Of the zen
congressional districts; In tn. com
ilohw"aith 10 begin their work for
ne year. the first sign of spring
RMS announcement has been made
-! ,'corGc w. Noincr. COMMISSIONER
Of Agriculture III. inspectors NH
take SAMPLES OF all seeds offered 70,
SAT-. throughout the Commonwealth
ana forward them TO The Laboratories
ni the Department OF Agricultur.
nero FOR ANALYSIS ANA tests as Ia
purity. termination. ctc
Not only will This be- done. but the
Inspector: VIII Sc" that all seeds Of
icrcd for sale are properly marked
~ acccrdancc with the law. and Will
iHk" samples OF an fertilizer offered
tor sal" aud have them tested by the
States chemists in Richmond
commissioner koinrr also an.
""un'cs tina, his department is now
ready 10 receive tobacco seed from
tests ana also to clean This process
done by machinery here at the ok
r'nS" OF the common wealth and to-
Tally. free 10 the farmers. blows out
ne urht seed ana docs It's work by
WrlGht, his. tn" rOminis.- iOncr
states. eliminates the S-cond-ciaSS
seed ana inSurcS the best and strong
,St plants possible. Farmers have
reported !" til" department, that This
process has greatly improved ,n.lr
CrOpS.
Trcatncn, FOR "nrc blight" is also
given the seed before it iS returned
10 tn" GARNER, all free by the Com
WOrW"alth
At The prcscu, time the Department,
OF AGricutur" has eight chemist s
constantly AT work in its iahora-
tories and four special seed analyses
always AT the disposal Of the ,p"op!r.