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Evening star., 1921-08-23
COMMUTERS PICTURES
REQUIRED ON TICKETS
ESTABLISH IDENTITY

NEW YORK, August 23.-Pho-
tographs on Communication tickets
are to be required from many more
stations on the New York Central
after September 1. The lower level
Of the Grand Central station. which
is given over entirely to suburban
service, now has its own photo
graph gallery.
Placards announcing the extern
sion of this system Of identifica-
ton are surrounded by curious
commuters who read the an
nouncement that trial of this plan
resulted in a decrease of over 40
per cent in the sale of commuta-
tion tickets at single station.
From this fact the company draws
the deduction that at this one sta
tfon the road is being cheated out
Of $4,000 year by those who un-
warrantably ride on transfer
able Communication tickets.
Most railroads sell at a much
reduced rate monthly tickets for
suburbanites to ride to and from
business on condition that only the
purchasers use them. On some
roads 1t is the practice of the con-
ductors to confiscate such tickets
when they are used by other than
the purchasers or beyond the time
indicated on the tickets.
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ADJUSTMENTS
B. F. KEITH's-Vaudeville.

.. E. AGxx n 0S-v4uOCSA%AS'
The big Santos & Hayes Revue Is
back at Keith's this week and repeats
the pronounced hit it formerly maze.
The comedy work of Buster santos
reminds one of May Irwin in her
early days, while JacQue Hayes Is
funny along original lines and mas
. double voice truly remarkap'e'
The couple work like a well-oiled
piece OF machinery and have httle
trouble keeping the audience IN
continuous laughter. Exceptionally
clever people in their supporting
company include Tremaine ana
Higgie, who are in the front rank OIL
dancers. Miss Tremaine repeats her
Egyptian dance and Mr.. Higsie
brought down the house last night
with his Russian whirl. The tabloid
chorus is pretty and the costumes
rich and elaborate.
The well known violinist. Fradkln.
former concert master OF the boSton
Symphony Orchestra. and Jean Ten;
soprano. make duo Of unusual
artistic work shares honors with the
topliners. Mr.. Fradkin's playing OF
gypsy airs, Souvenir" from Drdia
and Massanet's Love Greeting. rs
beautiful, while Miss Tells velvety
voice 10 charming in Mighty LAX a
Rose" Numerous curtain calls were
received last night.
A newcomer to Washington. Joe
Towle. scores the laughing hit Of the
show in an original monoloEue and
piano playing. All his material is
new and he carries the audience with
him from start to finish. Perez and
Marguerite offer novelty Juggling
turn. Nate Leipzig. the International
card expert mystifies with his Won
derful tricks: Paul Decker and Com
pany in q new sketch. II Heard" are
interesting and handle "the gossips"
without gloves; Powers and Wallace
sing southern airs with the true
Georgia dialect. and Aesop's Fables,
the Pathe News and Current Topics
round out the bill.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
WILL BASK AT BEACH,.
United American Mechanics Hav,
Varied Program

Cootie Oriental Court of the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics
will invade Chesapeake Beach tomor-
row.
Among features planned arc fire.
works 100 yards from the shore, and
illumination Of the beach after dark
by red. white and blue lights. wound
ed soldiers from Walter Reed will be
guests OF honor. leaving the District
line on the 2:30 o'clock train. Auto
mobiles Of princes Of the court will
convey the wounded men to and from
the trains.
8. oliveri, past grand orient. will
deliver an address of welcome as
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee and will assign committee
members to show the Walter Reed
men the centers Of attraction A din
ner will be served the wounded boys
at the Casino cafe, and refreshments
and smokes will be distributed by
members Of Golden Rule Council, No.
10, Daughters of America, under di-
rection Of Mrs. J. e. Flynn, committee
chairman.
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Marriage Licenses.

following: ~ NIX
John Lorenzo Curtis and Edna Martha Wood
Willie Cox and Margaret Gaskin.
Earl a; : Gibson and Ethel r. Wadaman
Frank Williams and Alice Jones
Willie N. Riddieck and Lucy Elliott
ner Of Akron, Ohio "
William n. Barnes and Laura Jones
lanes Z. X. Mckinney and Helen Walsh
Andrew Episcopo and Virginia Mae Rest
both of Fincastle. Va.
Percy N. jenkins and Laura E. Cain. both
Anne Christine Cromar of this CITY
Hugh Lee Moriarty Of Ashburn. Va, and
Bertha v. Jacobs Of Annapolis. Md.
Edgar H. Omohundro Of Philadelphia. Pa
and Clara E, Warneson Of this city
Norman Merritt Dill and Maude Rosa mond
Strube. both Of Baltimore Nd
Koch.
Horatio F. Ferro and Marie Nuza.
Joseph Edward SNYDER and Helen 7. Dav
Evening star., 1921-08-23
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
-Fa1r tonight; tomorrow, cloudy; not
much change in temperature; gentle
variable winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight: to-
morrow, cloudy. probably unsettled In
temperature; moderate northeast and
east winds,
West Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight
ana tomorrow. probably becoming unset
tied; not much change in temperature.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
THERMOMETERS PM, "a; p.m, 50;
II midnight, 81; am, 81; am, Ga;
noon, IS.
Barometer pm. 1912: p.m..
So.l5; ~ midnight. 3O.16: am, 3o.17;
am. 3O.23; noon, 30.22.
Highest temperature. II. occurred
at $50 pm. yesterday; lowest tenn
perature. SO. occurred g: 5 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 73: lowest, 81.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, "A; condition. slightly
muddy.
Cp-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. August
Potomac river was clear and
the Shenandoah very cloudy this
morning.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide. "a am. and 5 5:35
pm; high tide. 1857 am. and 11:24
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 6:O7 am. and
GLE pm; high tide, 1887 am.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:28 am; sun sets
6:53 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:29 am; sun
sets 6:52 pm.
Moon rises 9:22 pm. sets 1907 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
HALT RECLAsSIFICATI0N.

Government economy stands In the
way Of reclassification legislation,
Representative L. W. Fairfield Of In
diana told members Of Federal En-
ployes' Union. No. 2, at q meeting held
last night in the auditorium Of the In
terror Department.
Congress must consider the general
conditions throughout the country"
declared Mr.. Fairfield. Millions are
suffering from q deprecated dollar
and there are 1000, 600 out of employ
ment. Congress must consider these
facts in appropriating for the depart
ments."
The speaker intimated that unless
the Eeclassihcatiofs measure can be
shown to involve no greater appro-
priation than is necessary at present,
it does not stand much chance Of
pa ssing at this time.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
C0NFESSES TO SHOOTING.
Man Accused of Assault on Step
son Surrenders to Police.

John Muscolino. fruit salesman in
Center market, who is accused of
having shot and dangerously wound
ed Gerard Lacavera, his stepson, in
the latters home at 1904 9Th street,
Sunday night. surrendered to Police
man Hartman at the first precinct
police station yesterday afternoon.
The prisoner was turned over to De-
tectives Scrivener and Kelly
Questioned by the detectives. the
prisoner is said to have admitted the
shooting and explained that he could
not stand the strain of being sep
arated from his family. Sunday
night, when he went to the house
and saw members Of the family seat
ed about the table. he said, his son
Marion ordered him out.
1t had been several weeks since he
had visited the home Of his wife and
children. having been separated from
them, he stated. and when ordered
from the house he drew his revolver
and fired.
The wounded young man refused to
remain in Emergency Hospital. He
left there against the advice of the
physicians. and yesterday he was
taken to Georgetown University Hos
pital. where an operation may be
performed to remove the bullet.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
CALL new MINISTER.

Rev. William f. Larue, pastor OF
Lyell Avenue Baptist Church Of
Rochester, N. Y, has received a
unanimous call to the pastorate Of
the Takoma Park Baptist Church OF
this city. 1t was learned from
Rochester today.
DIR. Larue has not yet decided
whether he will accept the call. He
has been pastor of the Rochester
Church for four years.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
PLANS EUROPEAN TRIP.
Gus Bucholz viii Study Food Con-
ditions In Europe.

To study economic conditions in Eu-
rope. especially in France. England and
Germany. Gus Buchholz. local hotel man,
will sail from New York Saturday for
Bremen. Mr.. Buchholx will be absent
from Washington two months. and dur
ing his travels and studying of condi-
tions in the countries mentioned he will
devote particular attention to food dis.
tribution and the prices prevailing in the
foreign hotels. He will leave Washington
tomorrow for New York. where he viii be
the honor guest at q number Of eather-
ings before sailing Saturday. During his
absence his son Frederick will be in
I, harge of his business,
Evening star., 1921-08-23
TRUNK LOOTED ON TRAIN.
Property Worth $500 Stolen,
Owner Says-Other Robberies.

John Stevenson. 713 I'd street. told
the local police that his trunk was
broken omen on a train between Gin
cSnnati. Ohio, and this city and rob
bed of wearing apparel. reHoiver
and s6T in cash. He valued his stolen
property at 5000
Barry Bulkley, 1913 nth street. ask
ed the police to investigate robbery
in his home Monday. Wearing ap-
pareI and jewelry valued at $529 were
stolen.
west. reported that he was robbed or
stSS while asleep in his boathouse at
the foot of L street southwest yester-
day.
Theft of wearing apparel valued at
Evening star., 1921-08-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Robert J. and Amy Hickman. boy.
Emmett W. and Margaret c. Jacobs. girl.
Charles F. and Florence J. Now. girl.
william r. and Rosa NJ. Carroll. girl.
bartholomew B. and Elsie NJ. kidwei. girl.
Edward s. and Esther Holmes. boy.
Charles b. and Estelle Gibson. girl.
James H. and Martha e. Jones, girl.
Chinese women have. taken to
skirts and are wearing them over
their trousers.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
WATCHMAN DIES IN CHAIR.

old, watchman in q government build.
ing 1T 9th and b streets, wSS found
dead, seated on . chair. at his place OF
employment about $50 o'clock yeeter-
day afternoon He roomed at S07 6th
street. Coroner Ncvitt gave a certin-
cate sS. death from heart disease.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

$S5 was reported by Frederick B.
Smallwood. 705 H street.
Mrs. James E. Biddle. $50 G street
northeast. told the police she lost q
gold pin worth SIS at 9Th and K
streets northeast yesterday afternoon.
She said a man was seen to pick 1t up
Evening star., 1921-08-23

BORN.
FURBERSHAW. Monday. August 10 1921 In
Joseph A. and Suzanne Y Furbershsw
son. JOSEPH ALBERT
Evening star., 1921-08-23
IN MENORIAN.

FAUER. In loving remembrance Of our ha-
loved husband and father. FREDERICK G.
BAUER. who died six years ago today. Au-
gust o3 fgI,
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the Willing Workers society or the
Presbyterian church Will serve q cafe
terra supper IN the dining room OF the
church. The excellence of these sup.
pers Is attcstcd by the very large pat
runage accorded them. On this occ1'
sion the following menu will be offered:
Oyster stew. hot meat loaf. boiled
ham sandwiches, baked beans, cscallop-
ed potatoes, escallopcd corn, Waldorf
salad cold slaw. pickles. rrlishcs. brea'f
and butter, coffee. doughnuts. PIE cake
and ice cream.
Members Of the Aid society OF the
Methodist church will hold n bake sale
ut the News Stand. The customary
good things to eat will be sold on that
afternoon.
any college, spent the end Of the week
ri the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
RoSSeil SammonS.
The third program of the winters en-,
tcrtainment course is to be presented
In the auditorium Friday evening by
the Lombard company. number OF
clever sketches in costume will adj!
yes, To the selections and many good
musical numbers will feature the enter
tainmont Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard ar
clever. cultured and talented and de-
!ightful performers. Reserved seat
tickets are on sale at the Dawson phar-
macy.
Revival services will continue through
this week ut the Lincoln avenue MetAo-
dist church.
Tho annual meeting of stockholders
Of The Puthey Lumber & Hardwar" cons
pany will be held this afternoon at the
office Of the company. Reports for the
yrgr are to be heard and directors
elected. .
Mrs q. r Roberts Of Lincoln avenue
who has been III for several days Win
smallpox. is improving.
The Endravor society Of the Ir6Sby'
terrain church will conduct the eNen!nE
service If the church next SUNDAY
Plans are being made for an elaborate
program. This %ll be the first or n
series of meetings through the entire
week. ,
West Thirty-ninth street. visited rela-
tjy.s at Columbus over the chi OF the
week.
blanks for individual income tax re-
Turns for 1927 have been received 1T n"
Sh?dvside bank ard persons desiring
tlrcru can get tho sheets there.
Mr.. and Mrs w. \. Stewart OF North
central avenue have gone to GIcnha i'
~ reside for time with he recently
widowed mother. 49,
Mrs. r. -. limbaugh. teacher IN the
eighth grade. was at the Ohio valley
hospital in Wheeling last evening ~
rau ON his sister. who is a patient there,
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KREW-PINA
BEST She
EVER USED!
Knocks Colds Overnight
Relieves Bronchitis and
Tonsilitis, Heals Burns
Cuts and Bruises

a lady from the south writes that
krew-Pina is the best ointment she ever
used. This is only one of the dozens OF
testimonials we have of the good work
krew-Pina is doing.
Krcw-Pina is a general household
ointment that has proved its merit in
the treatment of colds and coughs by
the quick action obtained. Very ire
quently when the ointment is applied
upon retiring, the cold is gone in the
morning. Splendid too for bronchitis
and tonsilitis. Effective in the treat
ment Of all internal and external intlanl-
nation. Corus, bunions and tired, ach-
ing feet are soothed and comforted by
krew- Pima. 1t also is good for lame
back and sore joints. Heals insect bites
and relieves sunburn and windburn.
Headaches and neuralgia quickly dis
appear under treatment with krew-
Pima and it is particularly good for
treating the hurts and ailments Of little
children for it does not blister the skin.
Little ones obtain quick relief from
dangerous Group and whooPlng cough
by an application or two of krew-Pina.
Contains no injurious or harmful drugs.
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OHIO NEWS


Columbus. O., Jan. "A statcn""t
endorsing the movement headed 10y h't-
bert Hoover for relief of starving ch!-
dren IN urope. was one of Governor
coxs last ofr;c.a! acts ~ cine! rA"Su-
tive OF Ohio. IN the statement he sal" .
In the work rf the European RrH't
Council the ONO branch has assumed
a quota OF 100000 children. 1t VIII r.
uu.rn for i years Su$tcnanc" arrr"N'-
ruut"ly 100000. This amount : beng
nppor;ioucd among the counties accord
ing 10 the ratio observed II the United
WuS Work campaign. Appeal Is being
made TO the heart Of Oh!n. and 10 the
idea of entertaining for 4 year IAN ~
visible guest" creating Il" feeling tor
every a;.vcr That he * entertaining "r-
son:lly on" - tn" suffering children tor
each So he gives
"'rh, benefits <" to Austria. '%'rG.'
Sioyakia, Germany Poland. F0A&Nry
nnd the Balkan and Balkan states.
Il am glnd to add full "1d"rs"Hn'n'
uC this cndrlvor. and 10 express tie
hope that Ohio may respond {" THIS ca.
as the state always has M; every need
"a the past.
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honor Of Frank Loeb, official OF the
Coupauy who has resigned - accept
he management cc IN" Dupursne Re-
duct!ou Company Of Pittsburgh. MI.
Luch leaves for PITTSBURGH february /.
aud his affair will I've in the nature or
q farewell.
Is Bound over,
Frank TruJosNy who Was arrested
sewers. days ago charged win Criminai
assault on a Sivi""H-Erar old girl here.
was given Il preliminary hearing be
trg.., Justice Dodnrr and was held TO
~. grand jury under $500 bonds. He
was rrmIndcd 70 jail.
Slashed Two.
Mrs Geneva Turner, rolorrd. was ar
rr~frd Yesterday CHARGED win cutting
two other talur"d women with 4 razor.
II d,.yc!uprd that the other two had at
l,si;rI u" Turner oman and that Sh"
...rI ...' 1t In SrII-d"irnSc. IN" Is u DE
marriage Licenses.
Charles Aliens worth, %\ - kHCoTe
and Grace I;uIi,dEr. 50. Of BcrTh"lZ.
William l.. Jones. 81. and len, Nr!d-
rrIu"y,r. &c. both Of Stcuuruy!.ic.
Arthur Dingujd. e.. and Joan Fu!len.
20, both Of St"UhcartiI".
Pcddled Jack.
james RrN.ll was arrested today
charged with rcdduug Ta'sin jack and
was "rnrd 500 and costs by .uSt!c"
bVwn'r.
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Free Sample h.S "
WILL De SENT TO ANY ADDRESS on REQUEST.
THE kREW-PlNA Co., Inc.
WAYHCSBuRG, PA.

were: Nesdamcs Fife Rankin and T.
". DORSEY. OF this city; +. I. shutter
OF Proctor. and Miss Reka Bahrens
ShGrrard.
Miss Bess Shaw entertained the mem
bers OF the World Wide Guild at her
home on Sixth street last evening"
Several very interesting matters were
taken up for discussion by the mem
ecrS. The meeting was well attended
Doing Good Work.
Street Commissioner 'Littlcman and
his men are making good Roadway
towards Kidding the streets OF the
Carolina poplaCs which have caused 50
much harm 10 the streets "ithM TWO
hours after beginning work yesterday
morning the woodmen had leH"u SIX
" Bowlers Busy. -,
Eight local bowling teams VII! Do
busy throughout the entire week IN =
teams. Much interest Is being man
tested in bowling and Il is gaining
great Roadway among local men aS an
every day exercise.
Some Action.
Local civic bodies are of the beI!Ht
that Berwood officials will now Lave
the matter Of paving Marshall street
Ut that city up To a vote o: the people.
\ combined effort was launched ncre
several days ago TO push the problem
q.
hiS.hway. Good results are expected
Moundsvills Briefs.
Miss Margaret Powell Of New Mar
tinsyiile Is spending a few days here
III" guest Of friends.
Mrs. Allen Reid OF Pittsburgh IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. Sara Timblin
% Jefferson avenue.
Miss Lucy t'reese has gone TO pa!la-
Qcphia. Pa, where she will spend some
time with relatives.
~ aanr Tnf ~
from New Martinsville. where She
spen, the past week with friends.
Miss OLGA g. in has returned 10 her
home in S,cubenville, Ohio, after an eN-
tended visit here.
Mrs. +. ". Iohr. who has been quit"
III ~ her home on Second street for
some time is able TO be shout n -" IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Colmar hav" re-
turned 10 heir home IN Columbus, OHIO.
after spending the past ten days IN TINS
ujty with relatives
moras. Ohio, is visiting friends here for
Mrs. Frank StilwcM Of Third street
Is reported to be getting along nicely
after q brief illness $50
leave this morning for Ch!liCo;he. Ohio,
where they will attend the funeral OF
Mrs. WEI Woodward.
The Willing Helpers class OF the
Rap.St church Will meet this cScninu
at T:&1 o'clock in the social par."rS OF
the church. After Il business session
a social hour will be held \ good at
tendance is expected.
Mr. and Mrs John c. Louder are eN-
rrcted - arrive here today ON brief
visit to friends.
William ForS"thc will leave today FOR
his; home in Columbus, Ohio after At
ending 70 business AFFAIRS here Tor the
paSt few days.
". Oh. p,-,es,r If Chester is visit
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ming, Jan. c6. Admission twenty-five
cents.
Murden Dutton was caller In Dill
lonvale Thursday.
Miss Ada Milhoan Of Oak Grove, was
caller at the home OF Mrs. Allen
Thompson Saturday.
Marion Dutton is able to be out after
an illness.
Revival services are being held each
evenin cat the Oak Grove school house,
east Of this place.
. William Briggs Of Yorkville was a
caller at the home OF Harry Scheehls
Saturday.
Oliver King was business callerlat7
the home of John krinke saturday.
Harry krinke was visiting at mo
home OF Ben Bess this week.
Mr.. James Bashcre is on the jury at
StcubcnYilIe.
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paatura FERTILIZATION

Columbus. o. Jan. 24--lntormation
regarding IN" Fertilization of pastures
10 being sought by the Obi" Experiment
station in tcets on the Trun'buN county
exv+r:m"u, farm. Court!and?
Anumber Of plots hay" been lad out
In permanent pasture when are fer
llized and tr"ut"d in various NAYS. tn"
tests cover ~" use Of manure. lime
stone and acid phosphate IN various
So many acres az Ohio land are de-
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t%.u.. r,.,. ..u. @. Jan. @i.--A silver
nlton. ~" n~u.rnto 81 IA" regimen; :
entry ;u;n Mexico CITY. september. MI
* a much priced possession. hanging OF
the walls Of the Third infantry Officers
lIub ut Camp sherman.
The baton has = h.story which - IN
Guided in the annals OF the regiment y
silver plate mounted beside the baton
tells its history.
When the United states troops began
their work OF hopping UP the "nVir"s
Of Mexico City on Sept. u. lSAI. lh'F
found the staff hearing the national
co.ors, erected in front Of the cathedral
on the Grand Plaza. had been torn down
\ temporary staff was erected. and iat"T
the original one was cut up into mHmeh-
toes OF the event.
The baton. made rom 4 par OF tae
original staff. - heavily mounted VITA
4 Mexican silver knob ad ferrul".
The Third Infantry. known am"nS
army men as the "Old Guard gained
its unofficial title when for va'9T in
action. il was selected TO Lad III" 'ri-
umphant entry Of United states troops
into Mexico City As II passed in review
General Winfield Scott turned /" his
STAFF and said: Gentlemen. TAX" OF your
hats TO the Old Guard q! the Army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
MOOSEHEART BAND
Plays Splendid Concert at Court-Lodgs
Members Honor Philip Barto.

Philip Barto a member OF tho Moose =
hear, concert band, which presented any
unusually interesting concert last even. =
Ing in the Court theatre. was presented -
viii, n beautiful bunch of flowers by q
mcmberso Wheeling lodge No. 67, L..
Q. @. NJ. of which he is a member. =
Mr. Earto is a Wheeling boy. and has !,
been with the hand 4 short time He is !,
plaving "a { tenor SaNaphnn". and fHa- .
turcd in last evenings program in sew
cral unique ways.
The band is on 4 tour Of the east. and
arrived in the city Yesterday morning
II presented the concert last evening
10 an auprGc!ative aud;race, the program .
being rCplctc with all kinds Of Mum :
bers. Lawrence b. Rerder is the d. .
rector.
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Exhibit Motor Trucks
Urge Care IN Pruning

Columbus. O.. Jan. 2l.--Caro n pTun'
ing young trees IS urged in q statement
from the department OF horticulture al
the Ohio Experiment station.
Care in pruning young trees Is noe
essarv 81 that the l!fc and bearing OF
orchards may be prolonged" the state
ment said. l; continued:
Young orchards Improperly rruned
sometimes grow 70 excessive tops. maxi
ing IL hard to spray or pick the fruit,
Such trees do not withstand storms ef-
feCtively.
pruning Is necessary for young trr"a
to dcvelcpe correct balance. and should
start rs soon rs a tree begins to bear
fruit"
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MT. PLEASANT

Or John Lyon was professional
caller ut the home OF Dallas sterling
las week. .
clarence IIarth OF Scotch Ridge spent
Saturday and Sunday NJ tho home or
mis- aunt. Mrs. John Kr!nke.
Miss Fila Evans Of Emerson is ser
lnusly III at her home.
AdcIDhtau play Will be given IN the
nigh school auditorium Wednesday eve
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Chronic Constipat!on

II is BY no means an easy matter !"
cure mis- disease but 1t can hc done IN
most instances by taking Chamber >
Tablets ard complying with inc pam
printed lirrrt;OnS that accompany ea'h
iackagN For sale by all dealers.