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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
MiStnl zpraVy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhG.

de o. Jan T6ma. bratr nevesty a
druzickou sic. Luisa Engers. sestra
zenicha. Pc oddavkach manzele sc
odebefou ma svatebni cestu do New
Yorku.
Baltimorske druzstvo Jed.
Sok. "Blesk" jak zpravy Chica-
ga dosly, jevilo dobrou kValitu pfi
zavodech. "Bratrf Baltimore, "
di zpraYa "pTekvapovali svymi W.
kony ma hrazde. ="
- Dne 27. srpna vratili Sc ma.
vst9vy do CeskosIovenska nasi Balti-
mofane, pp: B. Opava, Jan a Josef
RGzicka J. Roh. We Stare Vlasti
Sc jim velice libilo.
" sobotu. 27. srpna zemrel
pan Vaclav Chalupa v start 50 ro-
XII. Narozen byl y SounoVe Kut-
ne Hory. Do Ameriky pTijel pred
SO lety. Srdecni vada, kterou byl
pnstizen. zrychlila ieho skon. Po-
hTeb byl odbyvan domu smutku,
7O2 N. Belnord Ave-, pondeli,
20. srpna ma Narodni hrbitov. Ze-
Snuly zanechava zde truchIici man.
zelku Marii. Pohreb vypraviIa fir
ma Jos. F. Viktor a Elias T. Zirk-
Ter.
- Dne II. srpna zesnul q. Va
clav Rdzicka, manzel pi. Karoliny
R1ziGka. Pohreb zesnuleho konan
byI domu smutku. c.2046 E. Hof-
fman ulice ma Narodni hrbitov "a
1casti pratel a znamych Nalezel
ku radu Blank Urednici spoil
ku 66astnili Sc pohTbu.
Oznamuie Sc slensze l. Dem.
Klubu 6te wardy. ze se buda odby-
vat nedeli, dne A zari pre1voleb-
nj sch6ze. VSichnf clenove mali
byti pfftomni.
Jos. W. Coufal. pfedseda.
Jos. j. Wallis, tajmenik.
KOnfiSkace lihoVin v Gene
$5O.OOO.
Dvacet prohibicnich agentn pfi-
jelo v pondeli do Baltimore Wash
ingtonu aniz by mistni prohibicnf
agent jejich pTijezdu tuseni mel,
pTepadli dV6 mista a skonfiskovali
r6znych lihovin "a $50.000.
Prvnlm mistem prohlidce podro-
beaym byla Poterova farma ma Hill
len road a WoodbOurne avenue
Mattel fanny. William W. Pot
ter, stal pred prohlidkou pred do
mem fanny. Agent. kteri auto
mobily ave nechaIi stati ma silnici.
pfisIi k n6mu a podali mu warrant
pa prohlidku. Potter hodil listinu
ma zem. skocil zpet do domu voIaje.
aby syn podal mu rucnici. Syn, 20
roxy star5. ukAzal Sc We dverich 8
revoIverem. Jeden z agent1 strelil
DO n6m. MlaGik sehnutim Sc u
chraniI cd zraoeni ana kule zaryla-
sc do steny prfbytku. Otec Sc sy-
nem ma to obklopeni byli agenty a
prohIidka pocaIa. Pet get bedea
koTalky ctyri study cisteho alkoho
lu naIezeno bylo We sklepe We sve-
tnici ma prvnim poschodi. Oba Pot
terove watt ma 1stfedni policejni
stan ci po slozen1 zaruky po $500
propnsteni. Druhym mistem pro.
hlidky byl d6m. {. 70l Whitelock
avenue, kde podle udani agent6 v
nedeli uschovano byIo 1000 beden
koralky. Pri prohIfdce nebylo ma
Iezeno mic. AGENT svadi vinu ma
policejniho straznika, kterg pry v
cas- upozurnil ma hrozici prohlidku.
Pc te prohlednut saloon. {. AS w.
Pratt ulice. kde uv6znen bartendr
prav9 michaiici "hiphball " Bar
tendr, i Sc zfznivym hostem uvezn9.
nj spolu dvema Iahvemi kofalky.
Tent5z bartendr uvezuen byl ji5
pred tim sobotu.
HOCh pOdlehl Zranenf.
George w. Holthaus Darley a
venue podlehl zraneni. jez utrpe
padem obrady pri hfe Sc soudru
nv. Padem tTinact rok1 staremJ
hochu rozrazena bVla lebka,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
Stsh0yani z Meade p0cne V
pOndeli.

Odchod vojska z Camp Meade po-
cne v pondeli podle prav6 vydaneho
rozkazu valecneho odboru. V ta-
bore zGstane jenom IL. pluk pc
choty q oddil sankn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
MeSto hoSti yeterany z vaIky.

MeSt0 hoSti yeterany z Yalky,
Valka znovu bojovana jest Bal
timore. Stare upominky znovu O.
zlvovany. snahy francouzske cd "a
padniho sklonu Montfauconu ku
vychodnim navrsim mysli tech,
kteri svou dobou tam boiovali, kr.
vaceli. Baltimore hosti veterany z
posledni valky. Statni konyence
Americke ligy skonciia poledne
We stfedu Veterann tyden pocal O
dive hodiny pozdeji. Pfesne We 2
hodiny odpoledne pfisel kur5r z
Washingtonu podal mayoru Broe-
ningovi list presidenta Hardinga,
jlmz tento zahajuje sIavnosti vete-
Tann.
Pred cten1m listu Americka liga
paradovala. O pdl tTeti hodin9 pa
rada skoncena. Jeden a dvacet ran
zahfmelo vzduchem napodobeneho
della chrliciho misto zhoubneho ze-
leza vzduchove bomby, napodobeni-
ny bomb. jimiz nemecti vzducho-
plavci drzeni We vysi. aby nemohli
Sc vzducholodi fotografovati posice
americkych hochn.
Governor Ritchie vita veterany
jmenem statu. pO mem mayor me-
sta, Broening. dava svobodu mesta
navstevnik1m. Po formalnich cas-
tech programu nasledujf nelnfor-
malni trvajfcf dlouho do noci.
Hoste hrnuli Sc do mesta DO cely
den.
Mrs. Harrison v Baltimore.
Mrs. Marguerite E. Harrison,
dopisovatelka Sum-, iez vezn6na
byla ruskym sovetem Moskve.
vratila sc 1tery do Baltimore.
Po podepsani prim6fi odejela do
Earopy. kdez navstevovala r1zne
zeme az studie jeji smutn6 skoncily
uvezn9nlm Moskve
Dlouhe vezneni jeji bolseviky ne.
zanechalo zadnych stop ma nj. o
Rusku mluvi bez vselike trpkosti.
Mrs. Harrison v dob9 valky nap
sala O loyalite CechosIovak1 Balti-
morskych to nejlepsi ''Sunu."
O Ruskem venkove pise: Ponevac
mohla jsem sc domluviti rusky. cd
trhla jsem Sc cd 1redni spolecnosti
mnohych malych domerh jiz
bach pfijata jsem byla nejsrdec-
neisim pohostinstvim a prostym
pratelstvim. ktere jseu nekterymi
z mnohych prednosti ruskeho Ii.
du."
0 Leninovi a bolsevicich pi e.:
"Jejich velicl muzove isou nespor-
ne idealisty pracujfcimi chtive pro
cile. nichz veff re jseu pro dobro
lidstva, avsak ma jezuitskem zakla-
de, Re 1cel posvecuje prostredky "
snuhlase Marxovou filosofii, KITE
ra zavrhuje celou burzoasticKou ct
hiku. Mali ohromnou vyhodu mo-
ralni vysi l4enina. ktery jest vseobe-
cne vazen, ano svymi protivniky.
jako muz velikeho madam napro-
ste upfimnosti.
StOdOla bleSkem zapaIena.
We stTedu snesla sc k veceru bou-
re ma pomerne 1zkem pruhu mezi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
Prospect Park vyStaya v koncich

Prospect Park vystava dosla ku
neslavnemu konci utery. VISTA
va zavTena byla proti obema pod.
nikatelnm: Carl Miller. 627 N
Montford Avenue Henry Russo,
46l8 York road, vydan byl zatykac.
Miller vlastn6 zatcen byl iiz pom
deli ma stiznost prodavace virtli,
Russella Cridera. $40 Streeper ulice
propulsion po pozvani pfijiti ma
Essex policejni stanici v utery.
Miller Sc nedostavil. Proti Russo
vyvstal prodavac peanuts1. Kon-
trakty obema uzavfene dodrzeny
nebyly. Krone toho personalu ne
bylo placeno "a sluzhy jejich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
S vyslechem pTemrStenych cen "a
mleko poGatc.

Obvineni statnim navladnln
ucinene proti mlekar6m, vyse-
trovano jest velkoporotou. S W.
setrovapim pocato bylo We ctvrtek.
Navladni zaluje, ze mlekafi spojili
Sc k docileni monopolu prodeji
mleka, re sdruzenim svym kontrolu-
il jak dodavku TAX prodei asi z 1000
galonn mleka denne Baltimore
Organisacemi t9mi jsou: MARY.
land State Dairymen's Association"
a baltimore Milk Exchange
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
Knez zaloyan ma odSkodne.

Rev. John Gaynor. farar katoli-
ckeno kostela sv. Lnkase We Spar
rows Point, zalovan jest soudu
ToWson Josephinou Kantorsky ma
odskodne ve vysi $40. 000. Kantor.
ska zalobe uvadi,ze poranena byla
II. kvetna automokilem kneze,
kdyz lela manzelem svym ma Fort
Howard silnioi ma MOTORCYCLE. We
die toho zaluje manzel jeji kneze
ma odskodne We yysi So. 900 "a rcz.
biti motorcyklu, ztratu manzelclny
pomoci a ospbn1 poraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
CernOch uSmrtiI diva.

Zatfm co policif bledan byl ma 3D.
zalobu. ze ohrozoval zivot Bessie
Smith. cernoch Elmer Hoffman. 2l8
N Bradford ulice. vessel do domu
Smithove. {. 5l9 N. Exeter ulice
a tam zastTelil il a babicku jejf, 63-
letou Lottie Luckey.
VIazda byla jednou neibrutal-
nejsich v mistnich policeinich
zaznamech. S jednim prs:em ustre
lenym a ranou prsou stara zena
vybehla do dvorku domu, vysplhala
Sc ma ohradu volajic pomoc.
Hoffman pustil sc "a nj, strhl j a
vypalil do tela iejiho dve dalsi rany
pax tloukl il do hlavy revolve-
rem. Hoffman a Smithova meli
pred oddavkami Nezli k temto do
slo, pohadali Sc Bessie vyzadala al
zatykac ma Hoffmana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
Otevreni verejnych Skol.

V dtery dne 3. zar1 otevreny bu.
dou vsechny verejne skoly. Vzdor
-ocekavanemu ravalu ditek pTedpo-
klada se. ze vsem dostane sc celode
nniho vyucovani, any til move bu-
dovy skolni dostaveny byly vedIe
zrizeni cele rady prenosnych skol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
Delnicka pojiStujici SpOlecnost do
ruk0u reCeivera.

Soudce James j. Dobler vydal v
1tery rozkaz, by spravce konkursni
podstaty ustanoven byl pro delni-
ckou pojist 'ujic1 spolecnost' "Em-
ployers Mutual Insurance and Ser
vice, neukaze.li do 8. zaTi spolec-
most, Re rerceiver nutnym neni.
SoHdce rozkaz vydal, kdyz dana mu
byla zprava o stavu spoleenosti
zvlastni komisi. ktera pri zkoumani
knih shledala, re passiva spolecnosti
pfesahuji jeden million dolar1
pfijmy. Spolecnost zorganisovana
byla ably il pojist6ni byli delnici
proti ztratam dobach stavek.
Financni jeii nyn6jsi obtize zavi-
neny byly pritompou stavkou sazec-
skych a tiskarskych delnik1. Ured-
nlci spolecnosti tvrdi, ze zprava.
kterou komise nj podala. nezakla-
da sc pine ma pravd9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
James Y. Claypoole

ktery Sc uchazi q zvoleni pri navr.
hovaci volbe do 1radu "a Klerka
Courtu of Common Pleas. byl naro-
zen Baltimore a jest as rok1 star
a zenat. Byl pokladnikem po mno-
ha rokG hlavnim klerkem v zmi-
nenem drade ktery sc opet nchazi
Pan Claypoole byl prvnim, ktery
zavedl novy system vedeni knih v
tomto 1radu z te priciny jest cd.
porucen takrka ode vsech 1Tednik1
pfi soudu Baltimorskych soudcG.
Nczli nastoupil tento trad, zasta-
val zodpovedne drady jake poklad-
nix u American Bonding a Trust
Co., dale vykonaval praci iako knih
vedoucl. V 1fadu Court of Com
mon Pleas kde Sc prijima do dvou
miliond dolar6 rocns, slouzil verne
a vykonaval sve povinnosti tohoto
1radu o ktery Sc uchazi o znovuzvo
len1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
Mayori NEST sejdou Sc v
Baltimore.

Mayor mesta, Broening. postal
pozvan1 vsem mayornm NEST ku
sch1zi v Baltimore behem tydne do
"a. rijnu. Celia rada mayord pro-
jevila jiz sv1j souhlas pozvanim
slib1c z1castniti Sc. Ku konferenci
sjedou Sc zastupci Americkych a
Kanadskych NEST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
StOdOla bleSkem zapaIena.


We stTedu snesla Sc k veceru bou-
Re ma pomerne 1zkem pruhu mezi
Belair Road a Gunpowder Tekou.
Blesk uderil do stodcTy Henry Kah-
la ma Jerry Hall tuto znicil. Mno-
no telegrafnich a telefonnich tyci
bylo strzeno dosti znaena skoda
zpnsobena ma polich.
Diva hoSi poraneni automobily.
Ethan Lycett z Gorsuch avenue
automobilem svym poranil 8leteho
hocha, Winters M. CooKa ma Mon.
roe ulici.
PTi hre ma ulici srazen byl 9 rokn
stary hoch. Charles Yaffe, automo-
b;lem a poran9n.
Ditko smrtelne pOpaleno.
Florence Hiss, trilete ditko z
Clifton avenue. podlehio popaleni-
nam. ktere utrpelo pri hranf 81 Sc
sirkami. Po zapalenf nekolika 81
rex saticky vznaly sc ma nj. Nezli
dobehla k matce pomoc, popalena
byla smrtelne.
Spachal sebeyrazdn v Saloone.
Leo Bonne zastrelil sc We sire.
du saloopu. {. 100 E. Fort ave-
nue.. kdyz cisnice tam zamestnana,
Anna M. Seroggs. odeprela Sc dati
! 8 MIN cddati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-02
zaluje "a ciSteni prada 20 SO
rOkI.

u mestskeho soudu podala zalo-
bu ma S9.795 il dluznych "a 1klid
domu, prani a zehlen1 prada po do
bu 38 rokn. Mary Frittita, zaluii.
ci administratory pozGstalosti po
Frederickn Martinu Bollma novi,
ktery I'll v dome, G. 703 N. Carroll
ton ulice. Ac mela po celou dobu
dostavati SIS tydne, nedostavala die
SLOW zaloby niceho.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-10

\ law which establishes a
state training camp for boys
and girls club members. inclu-
ding an appropriation of $4,000
for the next two Years 10 run
this camp
\ law relative 70 the iucorpor.
alton of MISUNDERSTANDING ce-
operative agricultural associa
lions.
An amendment 70 a bill civ
ing state aid to fairs SO tina
farm bureaus conducting fairs
may secure state ala also
The farm bureau federation
v hich was represented III Charles
on during the session by the SCI
.etary J. 3 Mclaughlin activel,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-10
somrrAlNG NEW IN fIcrIoN.

SOMETHING NEW IN FICTION.
sewell Ford is writing for The
WASHINGTON star each Sunday q new
ea4e, of stories They concern
Trlhy May aud Inez, two Of the
ma# entertaining characters YOU
~eer uer in the fiction line Each
STORY Is complete in itself; each
Hose Las first publication in the
Hfe1 ine OF The Washington Star.
9out miss The sorry for Sunday,
Way H.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-10
New LAWS Enacted

Pqrebred sire bill, which in
cludes bulls. stations, boars
and rams.
An amendment to The pres
ent county agent law which
makes il mandatory upon the
county courts TO employ an ag-
ent al the request of 150 farm
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-10
LEGISLATURE GOOD
TO STATE FARMERS
Most Measures Asked Were
Were Passed Say Officials

According to {, II. Hartley. assis-
amt director Of agricultural exten.
ion of the state university. the or
canized farmers OF West Virginia
are pleased with the constructive
Iegts station passed in the interests
Of better farming at the recent ses-
sion OF the state legislature Most
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-10
RETURN FROM WHEELING.

Col. and Mrs. Stuart ". Walker
and the latter's mother. Mrs. A. P
Thayer, OF Charleston. have return
ed from Wheeling where Gel. Wal.
ker was in attendance upon the SEES
sions OF federal court in his official
capacity as district attorney
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-10

Of the program advocated by the
farmers organization, the West Vir.
ainia farm bureau federation. al
their January meeting at Morgan
town were enacted into law. \ few
of the leading bills concerning ag-
rieulture that have become laws
are
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
This Colquitt County
Woman Carries Pistol

MOULTRIE, Ga, Aug. 25.-One
woman in Colquitt county has put up
a 500 bond, paid a fee Of So and
has been issued license to carry
a pistol. She explained to Ordinary
Cooper that she frequently made long
drives unaccompanied by an escort
and felt that she needed a gun for
her protection. 1t might also be
added here that she wears her hair
cut short, not bobbed, and frequently
dons trousers. In fact, she has been
coming into Moultrie dressed in
mems clothes for SO long that most
people think she is really a man until
they get a mighty close view.
When announcing the woman had
complied with provisions of the sta
tute covering the subject and had
been issued license to carry pis-
toll, Ordinary Cooper said only 1877 Ii
censes had been granted for that pur-
pose in Colquitt county since the law
went into effect January /, 1910. OF
this number ten have been obtained
this wear
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
Fraternity House
Robbed in Athens

ATHENS. Ga, Aug. 25.-The Kappa
Alpha fraternity house here was en-
tered by burglars Monday night
through a side window, the men
breaking the pane and tearing off
the screen.
Among the things reported missing
are handsome silver loving cup pre-
sented to the fraternity by the Pan
Hellenic council of the University of
Georgia for having the best baseball
team during the 1921 season, one
dress suit, two civilian suits, three
pairs of shoes. and other articles of
clothing.
The burglars tore two closet doors
loose from their hinges in their effort
to get other valuables in the way of
clothing. 1t is estimated that prop
erty amounting to several hundred
dollars was taken in the robbery.
The fraternity house has not been
occupied this summer, and it is be-
| lieved that it was with a knowledge
of this that the bold robbery was
executed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
Former Bank Head
Admits Embezzlement
And Gets Six Years

DALLAS, Ca, Aug. 25.-R. D..
Leonard, president Of the Bank of
Dallas, which went into the hands of
receiver last December, pleaded
guilty to seven indictments, two of
embezzlement, and five of misde-
meanor charges, at call court, pre-
sided over by Judge Irwin, Of the
Tallapoosa circuit, and was sentenced
to four years in the state penitentiary
on the first felony charge, and two
years on the second, and fined $3.50
in the misdemeanor charges.
Leonard had been connected with
the Bank of Dallas since it's organi-
cation over twenty years ago, and
was considered one Of the best bank
ers in north Georgia. In his state
ment to the court he said that when
the war came on and living expenses
increased his salary as bank presi-
dent was not sufficient to meet the
expenses Of his rather large family,
and that he took money from the
bank to finance the Auto hotel and
other automobile businesses in At
lanta, intending to repay it. The fl
nancial crash of last fall, however,
struck him, and he was unable to
return the money.
The evidence showed that he had
made no effort to change the books
of the bank, or in any way to conceal
the money he had taken. He had
left tickets, signed by him, to cover
all money taken. 1t was in view OF
this fact that the court imposed a
minimum sentence.
Leonard has a wife and six chill
dren, now living at Austell, Ga. He
is forty-eight years old. He will be
taken to the state farm Immediately
to begin his sentence. The shortage
in his accounts was about $4,000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
ELEVATOR MAN
MACON FIRE HERO.

=. MACON, Ga, Aug, 25-with So
1icitor General Charles Garrett ex-
aiming witnesses, Coroner Lee
Wages and a jury Thursday resumed
the investigation of the explosion
and fire, which destroyed the Brown
house here early Monday, resulting
in the loss of at least six lives and
the injuring eight persons. All of
the dead and injured, with the ex-
ception Of one. were guests Of the
hotel.
George Clowers, negro elevator
boy, was the first witness Thursday.
He declared that when he started the
car to answer a call from the upper
floor he heard a buzzing sound be-
meath. Then there was an explosion
and instantly hurled it to the. base
ment. While he was endeavoring to
escape, he said, there was a second
explosion. Clowers said passengers
had complained of peculiar odor
in the elevator, but it had not oc-
Cured to him that 1t might be gas
He testified Sparks came from the
motor when the elevator was in mo-
ton.
Clowers is accredited with saving.
at least three lives. He said that
after he escaped from the building
he went to the side Of the hotel
and caught two women and one man
in his arms as they jumped from
windows on the second floor He said
he had to beg one man to jump and
he hesitated until flames swept
through the window where he stood
poised on the ledge.
Clowers then ran to the front OF
the burning building, and assisted
in the rescue Of A. E. Weems. pro-
prietor o the hotel and his family.
His heroic acts during the fire have
been much commented on.
Relatives of Harry TTurninSeed of
Hampton, Ca, missing railway flag
man, Thursday took charge of body
taken from the ruins. They identi-
fled it as Turnipseed's.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
10000 Tobacco Growers
Sion Market Contract

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 25.-SiN-
teen thousand tobacco growers have
signed the marketing contract as a
result of the statewide drive for a
rs per cent membership in the tobac-
co Growers Cooperative association
for marking tn 1922 crop, according
to a report received here today from
the secretary of the association. The
secretary estimates that more than
half the growers of Virginia have
signed the contract.
Sixty meetings were held in Am
herst, Campbell, Pittsylvania and
Henry counties last week, when many
new members Joined the marketing
association. More than 5000 grow
ers of Pittsylvania county have sign
ed the contract and from the four
counties of Pittsylvania, Halifax,
pounds Of tobacco have been pledged
to the marketing association. Ar
rangements have been made to hold
meetings at nine places in Dinwid-
die county in the interest of the
drive.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
OciIla Pastor Scores
,Present-Day Evils

OCILLA. Ca, Aug. 25.-The mod
ern dance, immodest dress, card
playing, gambling unlawful distiller-
les, night "joyriding," and human
dipping watts" (bathing pools) were
scored by Rev. w. B. Feagins, pas
tor of the Baptist church here Sun
day evening in one of the strongest
sermons ever heard in this section.
The discourse had been advertised
in advance, and it is estimated that
fully one thousand people gathered
from Tiff, Berrien, Wilcox and Ben
Hill counties. Every space was
filled in the large curch and the
people overlooked the lawn. The
preacher held the silent, undivided
attention Of his hearers for two
hours and twenty-five minutes. At
the conclusion of the sermon, the
majority stood, promising to help
curb evils threatening the moral life
of the peODle
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-27
CALCIUM ARSENIC EXCELS
POISONED MOLASSES PLAN
FOR WEEVZL, SAYS u. S.

There seems to be little reason
for the use at any time Of poisoned
molasses in preference to plain cal
cium arsenate for killing the cotton
boil weevil, and certainly not on
cotton plants after they reach the
suuaring stage, in view of expert
ments conducted by the bureau or
entomology, United States depart
ment Of agriculture. Dusted caIclum
arsenate, the tests indicated, is
superior to the molasses mixture ex-
cept during exceedingly dry weather
and on very small plants.
Keen interest has been evidenced
recently in certain parts of the cot
oning the weevil with mixture or
molasses, calcium arsenate and wa
ter. So many inquiries were recelV-
ed by the department concerning the
efficacy. Of the mixture, together with
reports of excellent results secured
in it's use in the field, that a series
of tests were undertaken by the
bureau to determine the relative
merits of the two methods of con-
trolling the pest.
The first series Of tests consisted
Of cage studies comparing the WeeVll
mortality on plants treated with the
molasses mixture with the mortality
on plants busted with plain calcium
arSenate, and also the death rate on
imprisoned check plants. Various
concentrations and amounts of mo-
lasses mixture were tested, and the
entire series was repeated five times.
In all sc different cage tests, in
vo1ving the use of about 1900 wee
wills, weer included in these series.
1t was found that while molasses
in combination with calcium arsenate
exercises a certain degree Of control
over the bool weevil it is generally
no more than that secured with plain
busted calcium arsenate. Under GER
tain conditions a much better degree
of control was had from the mixture,
but this result was noted only in
the case of very small plants aver
aging only few inches in height and
also only during exceedingly dry
weather. The latter fact was par
ticularly noticeable, and is probably
the key to the variation in results,
the department believes.