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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
PICNICS
And LOve.NekjlG.

Spring IL calling youth to the
woods. Picnics and outings are
under way. Love and happiness
seem very close and to b had for
the asking.
There are certain laws IN life
which must be remembered In the
springtime Of the year just - much
as in the cooler seasons when rea-
son rather than impulse governs
conduct Love and happiness must
be earned Just As much a. anything
else in life that is worth while.
1t is generally supposed that
a chaperon is necessary when
boys and girls 60 to the woods.
Personally wonder how much
good the chaperon does unless
it is to add propriety. When
there is . chaperon. gossips
give their sanction and feel
that everything is all right
and there is no reason for
questioning the conduct Of the
young people. When there Is
no chaperon, q certain class Of
people, looking for the unclean
in life. begin wondering what
happened on the little expedi-
ton into the woods and they
spread their imaginations BY
talking the matter over with
friends. Everything depends
upon the moral fiber Of the
youth. Some can be trusted
with or without a chaperon,
while others will work mis-
chief in either case.
Love and love-making are otter
mistaken for the same thing. Tht
boy and girl who abuse the instru
fnents Of love and spoon" soo1
have an appetite for love-makinu
They become less and less particu
lar and fall into loose habits whicl
dull their finer sensibilities an
make it impossible to enter into
great and sacred love. Restrain
is necessary on the summer outing
It may be pleasant to be Kissed. bu
the girl should hold her desire Il
check and place future happines
ahead Of the pleasure Of the mo
ment. The boy may long to hol
the girl in his arms, but he shout
listen to his finer nature which wi
tell him that he has no right to th
girl unless he will some day max
her his wife.
Promiscuous lcve-making 10
the great cloud In springs
otherwise sunny sky. It never
brings a permanent sense Of
happiness and contentmeut A
wholesome good time, where
! the desire for love-making
! without love has been restrain
/ ed or is entirely absent makes
i the outing perfect thing, a
never-to-be-forgotten trea.
! Thoughtfulness also is necessa1
, to the successful outing. Only Il
often one girl feels more intere
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
j MRC.ELIZAbETH THONRyONI

In her friends escore than in her
own, and she utterly spcils the hap
piness Of the friend By her selhsh1
coquetry. Then. too. . boy very
often forgsts that he has taken =
girl With him and he neglectS her.
forgetting to show her the cour-
tesies which the other girls are en-
joying. II IL not necessary to
"paif-off'' by any means. A group
OF young people can mix with the
utmost success II sel6shness u Tor.
gotten.
Keep your self-respect Do
not think you can degrade
yourself at one time and for
get It, Be clean and fine and
worthy Of great love when it !
comes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When
should Announcements BE- sent out
for . Wedding? SUSIE
Announcements should be sent ~
soon as possible after the cere-
mony.
"Gilbert": l have not the adj
dress which you requested
Gear Mrs. Thompson4- am .
young girl. going with . boy 10
yeArS old. think . lot of him and
I know he loves me-
Two years ago he Joined church
and his been trying to be better
boy and do what is right. He told
me t,iAt before hs Joined he was
pretty rough. Since he has been
trying to be good some girls talk
about him. They told me he was
not nice. What can be done to
keep girls from talking? He says
he feels badly about It and has tried
| hard to show them that no has
changed.
The girls still love and respect
ma CURLY HEAD.
Tell the girls that you know tho
boy to be all right and ask them
to be Christ-like in their attitude
I and to give HIM q chance to prove
himself Of good character. In his
boyhood days he was probably too
young TO realize that he was doing
wrong. and now his real character 10
showing itself
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
CHURCHES


gram viii BE- Owen at the home Of
Mrs. W. B. Nclnkyre Of 1914 TNsp-
ty-third street In Observance OF the
annual "Pigyille Day." the AFFAIR
being sponsored by Ruth's band and
following the program . utility and
bake sale will be held.
Memorial Christian
evening the Mission band will hold
a business meeting at the home Of
Miss Gladys Steele, 2424 Eighth
and half avenue. The Christian
Endeavor society will hold its bus
mess meeting at the church. Wed
nesday evening q religious workers
conference will be held ut the
church, opening with supper at
s O'Clock. Prayer services will be
held at 1880 Id the Boy Scouts
meet at the saTce hour. The meet
ing Of the ladies aid society which
was to have been held at the home
Of Mrs. F. A. Graves on Thursday
afternoon. has Leen postponed in
definitely. Friday night the Off
cial board meets 1t the church.
Edgewood BaptiSt-The W. A. g.
girls will meet with Miss Mora
Kinds Of 307 Forty fifth street this
evening at 1920. There will be a
meeting of the trustees and deacons
this evening at the church and We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting and
bible study will be observed. Those
! who expect to take part in the song
service Children's day are asked to
meet with Mrs. Fred Frutiger Of 513
Forty-ffth street.
| First United Presbyterian-The
Tri-City Women's prayer group
| will meet tomorrow afternoon al
the Y. W. c. A. dormitory. We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting will
be held and Friday afternoon the
ladies' aid society will hold its
spring sale at the church, and will
sponsor a coffee in connection with
the affair.
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
Bible study and prayer services
will be held Wednesday evening al
7:45 and Thursday afternoon mem.
beers of the ladies' aid eociety viii
be entertained at the home Of Mist
Elizabeth Beck Of 1911 Thirty-fiftl
street. Miss Louise Nelson, will
be hostess to the Queen Esthel
class Thursday evening. YOUNG
peoples choir rehearsal and mis-
sion study win be held at the church
on Friday evening.
Central Presby terian-The ses
sion will meet with J. H. Liedtke
S3S Nineteenth street this evening
and Central chapter, Westministe
guild. will meet with Mrs. Franz
} McMeekin Of 1887 Fourteenth-and
half street. A workers confer
ence and church night will be hell
Wednesday evening and a meeting
, Nof the Sunday school council an
=. council Of religious education viii
follow. The annual tea and Apri
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

Twenty siehfA strsst Ths ladies'
aid society viii mset 81 the church
wednesday afternoon and in the
evening Ct 3 O'Clock there win b
bspttunal services a& the Moline
Christian church. The choir Will
rehearss Friday evening at the
church.
Spencer Memorial Iefhellst-
Mrs. ]. H HcPhsrson Of 3332h
Seventh avenae viii b hostess to
the ladies' aid society Wednesday
afternoon and In the evening the
mid-week services viii be held at
the church, followed BY . meeting
Of the Sunday school board. Choir
rehearsal will be held Thursday
evening.
Evangelical CharcA d Peeoe-
The meeting of the young peoples
society which was to have been held
this evening, has been postponed
until next Monday. Tomorrow eve
ming the choir viii meet for re-
hearsal and Thursday afternoon
and evening the ladies' aid society
is sponsoring q coffee and bazaar
at the church. The church board
will meet at the church Thursday
evening.
ImnaauA Lathef1n-Tomofrow
afternoon the sewing circle will
met and in the evening there will
be a meeting Of the young peoples
society. Wednesday afternoon the
ladies' aid society will meet in the
social rooms Of the school and
Thursday afternoon the woman's
| missionary society will hold . meet
T! ing. There will be German serv-
! ices observing "Ascention Day
Thursday evening at 1870 in the
church.
Free Mefhodist-The monthly
meeting Of the Official board will be
held this evening at 1880 and to
morrow evening there will be class
. meeting at the church. Wednesday
| afternoon at Q O'Clock the women's
foreign missionary society will have
its regular meeting at the parson.
age and prayer services will bt
held Thursday evening at 1880
Teachers training class will follow
the prayer service.
Zion Lutheran-Mrs. J. p. Mag
nuson of 1929 Eleventh-and-a-hal
street will be hostess to the mem
bers Of the ladies' circle this eve
ming. Dr.. c. A. Blomgren, S2'
Thirty-ffth street, will entertain
the mems society on Wednesda!
evening.
Centenary Methodist-The Bibl
Study class will meet at the churcl
Thursday evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

- (nriot1nn -MsmbsTs ck
.Ss1si boesd Will meet ct the
~ evening and Wednes-
Ssrnoon the iadiss' aid 80
;sii hoid H. regular meeting
eSrfch. The mid-week pray
- vii Be observed Wednes-
49, ins and Thursday after
~ Loyai womsn's class VIII
..ss,tained at the home Of Mrs
n I,.dley Of 2407 Twelfth street.
- Rsotist- This evening at
" thefs will be . meeting OF
" .,rstaes With DR.. F. H. First
~ Sunday school teachers and
~ class will be entertained
4. home Of Mrs. Carleton Tay-
S 1907 Twelfth street. Tomor-
syening the Promotion COM
~ viii meet In the annex and
s.sssadsy evening there will he
.ssvsr service. Boy Scouts.
~" 10. s, will have its regular
~ thursday evening at 1880
- Ty;dsy afternoon the woman's
.ions,y society will meet with
~ VAN Barley Of 1915 Twenti-
areet. The meeting OF the En-
~ oommtttee will be held FIJI
= evening at 7:so.
"a Park Presbyterian
ss,ne At s o'clock the Senior
| mnatisn Endeavor society Will
-. ia monthly business and 80
n meeting and Wednesday after
- The juniors will have their
.sssaI lower meeting. The regu-
4, church night picnic supper will
= AeM Wednesday evening. and
Hl,evins there will be a meeting
| Z he council. A discussion OF
sssndards" will be the topic Tor
4. evening. Friday evening there
n, be . melting Of tn .Intrmdi-
F. Z Christian Endeavor society and
\ 4 o'clock IN the new gymnasium
A. Westminster guild will give
ssy. tho Revolt" A sale oi
s,roas and refreshments will fol
IDw the play.
oil Grove United Presbyterian
Juniors will have their regular
heeting 1t I o'clock Wednesday aft
moon and In the evening the mid
WEEK service will be held. Mrs
N. E. G. Anthony, 1850 Twenty
|&ird street will entertain the la
|des' cid society and missionary so
|kiety Thursday afternoon.
Dvsslwsy Presbyterian - Thi'
Irming the pastors Bible class
Mn meet for the study Of the bool
i Il ldah with a social hour follow
|nS Boy Scouts will hold thei
INular meeting tomorrow evening
h $50 and Wednesday at AIS tn
sa,or boys and girls Christian En-
tavor will hold meetings. Tn
a0aon will meet in the sessio
tucm Thursday evening and Fri
N Afternoon at 2:30 Mrs. Hug
cssus Of Curtis Place. will b
utsss TO the ladies' aid societ,
astufdAy from 3 to 6 O'Clock a pre-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
Raisin Dumplings with Whipped
Vre0m.

One cup Sun-maid seeded raisins,
one cup rice, one teaspoon salt.
Wash the rice through several wa
tiers. put on to boil with four quarts
OF water. boil 20 minutes in un-
covered boiler, add salt while boil
Ing. drain lido not blanch). Have
four pieces of cheesecloth. Place
one piece on saucer, cover with
one-fourth the rice; in center put
one tablespoon steamed raisins.
bring the rice up and around the
raisins, shape round in the cheese
cloth, tie close to rice. Have sauce
pan with four quarts water boiling
hard. put in dpmplings and boil 20
minutes. Remove cheesecloth and
serve with teaspoon currant Jelly
on top and whipped cream around.
These are very attractive and nu-
tritious.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

The opponents contend that "a CO.
coanut oil does not contain Vita
mines, It is not In the interest of
public health to permit It to be
used as q substitute for butterfat
having the vital elements essential
to growth and as a protection
against disease.
The cocoanut oil advocates main
tain that as they can manufacture
IN imitation product much cheaper
than the real milk product that the
public should have the privilege of
buying that product for the sake
OF economy. As long as their con-
tafners are properly labeled they
believe that there should b no com
plant
1t has been contended that labels
are no protection, and that many
people through carelesshess or ig-
norance feed their children the CO
coanut oil mixtures. thus denying
them the real food value to be found
in genuine compounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

Rockford. Mimi. May a.
A score Of persons we're injured.
several probably fatally. when a
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Ste. st.
Marie railway train was derailed
by a broken rail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
CHARGES NFmELITY.

Suit for divorce filed in circuit
court today by Hugo H. W. Grams
Of Rock Island charges Estelle NJ.
Grams with infidelity. They were
married July s. 1919, and lived to-
gether until April IS. 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
Household Hints

Menu Hint
BREAKFAST.
Cold Boiled Rice with GIazed<
Apple Sauce
Broiled Tripe Mufins
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Spaghetti Rolls
Lettuce and Pea Salad
Cooked Dressing Tea
DINNER
Smothefed Chicken
Biscuit Border Cream Gravy
Su9ared Carrots Radishes
Fruit Juice Tapioca Sponrt
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

sale vfll b sitsn & the homs Of
MIA H 8. Cable under the auspices
OF the ladies' aid society, Friday
Cle1a1d Prssbytsria1-The Blue-
bird sewing club viii meet It the
church tomorrow afternoon 4t Z
o'clock and Wednesday evening
there WIN - q meeting Of the per-
sonal worker class. The young
peoples' class will give . sociable
1T the church Friday evening.
I Trinity EpisOspalEThis evening
a. 7:30 the Girls Friendly society
will meet in the parish house and
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
morning prayer and litany In the
chapel. Boy Scouts will meet In
the parish house At 1880 tomor-
row evening and at O'Clock the
teachers' training class will study
course B, 3 and S. Morning pray
er. and litany Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock and at $50 Trinity
guild will meet in the rectory. At
7:45 Wednesday evening the adult
confirmation class will meet.
Thursday. Ascension Day." Holy
Communion in the chapel at Z and
10 O'Clock. At AIS in the after
noon the children's service will be
held and the confirmation class will
meet in the chapel Choir rehears-
al will be held in the church at
1880 Thursday evening and at the
same hour the Trinity Acolytes
guild will hold a meeting. Fri
day morning 1T 10 o'clock morning
prayer and litany and at s O'Clock
the Vestry will meat IN the rec
tory.
Grace LutheraaHThe Luther
league will meet in the church par
lors this evening and Friday after.
noon the ladies' aid society will
meet at the home of Mrs. r.: E
Lindstrom Of 1135 Thirty eighth
street.
First Methodist evening al
1913 there will be a meeting Of
the Official board and tomorrow
evening at 1880 the woman's home
missionary society will meet with
Mrs. s. J. Crfst of 1045 Seventeenth
street. Miss Hazel johnson OF 1851
Seventh avenue will entertain The
Standard Bearers class tomorrow
evening and the Queen Esther class
will be entertained at the home Of
Miss Amy Genung, 1910 Thirteenth
avenue. Mrs. C. H. Langman G.
1911 Twelfth street, will be host
ess to the ladies' aid society Wed
nesday afternoon and in the eve
ming the prayer meeting will b
conducted by the Mems Bible class
The woman's; foreign missionary so
ciety will meet with Mrs. c. A. Cur
ry Of 1920 Twenty-third stree
Thursday afternoon. Next Sunda.
is Mothers Day" and there viii
be a service appropriate for the oc
casion and lin the evening J. "
Johnston together with the choi
and orchestra will give musica
program.
/ Fifteenth Avenue Christian-To
night the MAY Day" party will b.
given under the auspices OF tn
Loyal Young Peoples class and to
morrow evening the woYan's mis-
sionary society will meet at tn
home Of Mrs. E. F. Burch, ISL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
OF Iltarest to HouseHf1es.

What promises to be a lively
campaign to curtail or prevent the
substitution Of cocoanut oil for but
terfat in milk, cream and milk COM
pounds is in progress. Dieticians,
consumers organizations and 9TH
ers are appealing to state legisla-
lures to make it unlawful to manu-
facture and sell imitation milk pro-
ducts in which cocoanut oil replaces
butterfat either in part or whole
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02
DoughAut Recipes.

DoughAut Recipes.
Cru1lers-One cup sugar. one Ia
blespoon butter. three egg yolks.
one cup hot mashed potato, one
half cup milk. three cups -four,
three teaspoons baking powder, one
teaspoon vanilla, one teaspoon salt
Add sugar. butter and egg yolks
to hot mashed potato. beat until
light and smooth. Add milk, flour,
baking powder, salt and vanilla.
The dough should be as soft as can
be handled. Cut in strips and twist
for crullers. Fry in deep fat.
Drain on brown paper. These will
keep moist q week or more.
Raised -One-quarter
yeast cake, one-quartel cup luke
warm water, one cup milk, one cup
sugar. one-quarter cup shortening,
two eggs. one teaspoon grated nut
meg. one-half teaspoon salt, enough
flour to stiffen.
Melt the yeast in the lukewarm
water Scald the milk and when
lukewam add the yeast, one-hali
teaspoon salt and enough -four to
make batter. Leave in a warm
place to rise.
Cream the sugar and shortening
add the beaten eggs, salt and nut.
meg. and mix with batter, then sci
aside to rise again. Form into balls
and let rise a third time. Drop intc
hot shortening and fry for about
i've minutes or until nicely brown
ed on both sides.
Baking Powder Doughnuts-Twc
cups -four. one-half cup sugar. one.
half cup milk. two and one-half tea.
spoons baking powder. one-quartel
teaspoon salt, one-haf teaspoon
nutmeg, one tablespoon shortening
one egg. Sift together the dry in.
gradients, then add the beaten egg
milk and shortening. Set aside t
chill, then roll out a half-inch thicf
on q Toured board. Cut with {
biscuit cutter and try in deep, no
fat.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

Fifteenth Avenue Christian-To-
night the MAY Day" party will be
given under the auspices OF the
Loyal Young Peoples class and to-
morrow evening the woYan's mis-
sionary society will meet at the
home Of Mrs. E. F. Burch, 1915
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

. Centenary Methodist-The Bible
Study class will meet at the church
Thursday evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
Il TARGET SHOTS
WILL NOW COMPETE
N OPEN CONTESTS
NEW RULING AND REGISTERING
or TARGETS BRING N LONG
LIST FORMERLY DEBiRRED

NEW YORK. Fcb. G.-The American
TrapshootinR Association announc.
that registered targets have been cai.
rad u the front door q every clay it.-
~, shoutcr IN ihe United states. Cil
ada and the Canal Zone by rcccn:
ruling 81 The American Trarrhootius
Annexation. the national governing
body q the fPrt. This has been ac
cemplishci ~ registering Tor grantlr.t
sanction io.1 tn weekly. sumimonti.
~ or monthly club shoots of organlz b.
lions wEerc clny targe, shooting u Ca
joyed.
In previous yeas tournaments ai0n,
WIRE registered \ tournament Is
rather an ambitious undertaking. q;
hHts ~ ieas; one fun day. and a.
qnently occupies q fuil week. Pro-
grams are printed and mailed % Sport,
men IN all sections 81 "a. United
States and Canada who travel a consii.
efahle distance % win the handsome
trophies offered for competition. AMI
aiso possibly certain championship
honors
A club shctt. however. il alAo.l
more than the regular weekly, semi
monthly or monthly gathering q a.
trapshooters u a city. town or com.
munity who shoot among thcmselv,s
for local honcrs and trophies. and ''ths
fun 81 H." In the past. club shoot,
never have been registered by the A.
T. A.
Tbs new p-licy is q meet the univc-
AL demand Tor more opportunities %
shoot AZ registered targets 4 tran.
shooting organization u not permitted
70 register a tournament unless Il T.
prepared O. comply with certain con
ditions q the United States and CanaIl
O. States and Provinces where irap
shooiing organizations are Few and ftr
between. spcrismen who enjoy the cllr
tarEtt game find Il difficult O. attend
more than enc or two registered tourr..
uents. which means that they can
shoot 81 not Hsgfc than 500 REGISTERED
targats IN scason. Although ~,
yearly average On registered targets
IL 70 Be computed on not less than 1000
targets VI was geo targets in igeN
many ardent dsvctets % the sport may
find it impossible O. est their names IN
the official average Us; by toarnamen.
shooting.
However, with the registration Of
club shoots. every man who blaz
away AZ clay targets viii find Il pos
slble 20 shoot AZ Zoe targets. and morc
A club may get sanction Tor no. les
than 8. nor mere than - q the wcckl'.
club fixtures. Thee contests for thu
home folk" will BE- conducted under
the same rules and regulations as reg
tsfered t0urncmtn =. and the scores
win he mailed g. =. 7 A headquarters
IN New York. af Included 10 the gen.
cral averages -it. o., scores made nt
tournaments
A registered club shoot may no, last
100. nor less than So tarshrdlcmfWyr
more than one day. and not more than
100. nor less than 30 targets. may b.
registered. a sub committee ~ the =
T. A. composed Of Stoncy McLinn. "a
ti0nal Secretary. and =. T. Calvin.
member Of the Executive COMMITTEE.
yesterday completed the preparations
q the rules and regulations 20 gove.n
registered trapshooting IN 1921. ami
each individual affiliated member 81 tno
A. 7. A. viii receive u copy q the book
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

fll'y treated. tho parable had 90 fui
ailu,nt and likewise Jerusalem muat
ru a, the J,wa fiied to respond 10
th. rni Invitation. ~ tho grcat o..
.tt.l Wpr .raln e.ipndDl. u must
HHluf. rot ,u'y those ~ the first 1s
they should reconsider. hut also thot .
Nru s 500 AIi iut had tho upp1r
tJr.tr Not Dn'y Jews bu, GENTLY,
ell uI., prt n the s1p.l IN
f't crowded street ~ au eastern ri.r
.H loo o., .ns ui ,ur own cities thct
would ,y .Hely % lind rr,ut nImhcB
1.l With 1000 invitation placed b would
H. ul u.iilr tU 90 tie housH with
et.tH Cvr,H.f'F iu the c1nwmm
o.. on FL. gl things. th, wedding ,f the
L..l i,sIr WiH hc sup!y furnish. o
with rlDts lie she'll sire 81 th'
Hi'u 90 Do saui .aI shall bc salts
fed"
when christ looks an ,hg rWbu
present W'ta searching $50. hy c1I
hrurgI.ss th, nwly who arg hunger
.ng f.f uu,a and gacc. ihus, who
ti'r au iuv .ri luur * 4. !Hr-it,
ness and righteousness Whith others
suu.t H.,. ANA H,so De- w.I s., th'
1'pu.ltu au1 thy en-, clothed boa hi
'rhicrUaD~. vh,u rrU3ahIy o., ono
neat o. l.t fs' appurt the samv ~
if. r.t % .sn who lacks g. 4 greater
Inference than rIrh, ANA day h. DO
'u, who hlr and h's not sp.ritul
'"U.r Whatever ones rank DI O...
'ari appearance, wc must all come
1 tA' same shgOud at last Nut tn
UPWARD appearance iu dress hut TN
.rv.v az Ihv roui - what viii court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06
STRAWBERRIES ALWAYS NEED
ATTENTION DURING WINTER

Strawberries invariably require az.
teNtion during the early winter. i;
they have made a vigorous growth and
the rows are a solid mat % plants. Il
may BE- necessary O. siraighten the
edges q the rows and thin the plants
90 some extent. A little later. aft'r
the ground freezes slightly. a mulch
az straw. pine needles. or leaves should
be- worked In among the plants and
between the rows II the strawberry
hed Is 20 located that II Is exposed 10
winds. Il may D. necessary % lay bean
poles or brush over the mulch 30 keep
u from blowing away. Raspbcrrics.
blackberries. dcwbeFries. and ourrants
should have any grass or weeds clean.
cd away from them. and a mulch q
course manure placed around them
during the autumn OF early winter.