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New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
lnter-Allied Veterans to
Meet Next i'm New Orleans
Paris Congress Also Demands
Representation al Any World
Financial Conference

PARIS, Dee ts.-~The Inter-AlIied
Veterans Congress to-day chose New
Orleans as the place for the holding
of it's next convention. which will take
place III the middle of October, 1929.
The Congress during it's session an
pointed an economic commission for
the purpose OF furthering business re-
iations between the veterans Of the
Allied countries. Another commission
was appointed to study the question
of exchange.
Resolutions we're adopted declaring
that tho vefcrao. should be represe ntcd
at any economical and financial CON
ference at Washington that may be
held, and also that any country's dele
cation participating in conference
on limitation Of armamcnts and kim
dred subjects should include veteran
among the delegates
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
The American Legion
Ne,Cs: Local, State, National

known Mt the recent meetiuc, in Frank
IN Hall, West Thirty eighth Street.
pf Henry Clay Risner. who lectured
before the service men in France. was
the principal speaker
New Officers were elected Nj this
meeting They were installed after
short addresses by the retiring of
ncnrs The new executives are Rus
sell =. Ioiilns. commander; Charles G.,
anlpecil, first yice-commander: An
taeny .l.ancellott,. second vice-con.
manaer, William j. Hanning. recording
secretary; Charles j Byrno. corre
sponaing secretary, Lawrence V. Nc
ssaTth, financial secretary; James l.. r,
Kelly, treasurer; the Rev. Father
Lafayette Yarwood, chaplain; William
Clark. county representative, and Wal
ter n Deiches. chairman OF the enter
talnment committees
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
GoveTnesses. Etc.
Laundresses. Etc.
Nurses, Etc.

CHlLps NURSE. young: assist chsnse.r
work. sewing city, country; agh,y rec
olns7aen nded. Miss Hails Bureau IL Wee4
tain st. Vanderbilt s34o
IN : ANTS NURSE English Protestant.
thoroughly competent. conscsenilous ex
eei!snt references; ITS. Mrs Nasor's
Agency - West 43d ct Longarre sIsh
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
How Long viii the Legion Live7"

now long Will the Legion live %
vas me theme of discourse given at
regent meeting of Ad-Men's Post 20e
'Tssa IN the Advertising Club, al East
s, ,ss,h'y nth Street, by William Max
I'll sn, nrst vice-president of the
os'i'as s;os, a, Edison, Inc. At the conciu-
son s' Of the address Commander r Z
snsSander announced a drive for mem
s't. s,s among the advertising men of this
ny VINO served in the World War.
~ ~ pest mas membership of more
- tai 100 and every effort will be made
M, "1lhg advertising men of this city
~ the ranks of the organization.
coa ne officers are r. B. Alexander.
yT;,.4ahander; y;na Dwight F. Anderson, first
xsee,5 xseser,re5Onimander; Theodore f. Dam.
br;snaa commander; Edward Hau-
aaaas thlrd vice-commander; W. A.
,naoofnouse, NOT adjutant and NJ. Peace
nan, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Colored Gold Star Mother.
Nearly 100. Gels Legion's Aid

WHITE PLAINS, \. Y, Dec. 18.-
Because there were so few responses
to an appeal for aid in behalf of White
fialnss Oldest gold star mother, the
American Legion of Westchester
County yesterday launched move
met to aid the woman. She is q
negress, nearly 100 years old. and is
said to be on the verge of starvation.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Marine Post Donates Dinners

Ma executive committee of U. S
s'.re fas ne Post 500, American Legion.
sno,s .p'eo TO donate TO the Red Cross
aInnsnn FUNDS to provide Christmas
iIisS - Tor approximately thirty fam
iisahIaaa former service men. who are
eea ebr;st,' or out of employment at
nlans mas la time This work will sn-
A. I'M me Welfare work of the post.
sn,ei, saie meeting it was announced that
Keensa r. and dinner would be held at
Ianua, enophouse on the evening of
devil ) "a. All marines and former
Jugs are invited to be present.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Membership Cards for 1922

state headquarters has sent to the
s,eJntants of all posts within it's luris-
e'ctlon the new 1922 membershiu
cafas. Post adjutants have been re-
saeseea TO communicate with headquar-
.efS II more cards are necessary. The
new card consists of FIVE coupons so
mahgea as 90 necessItate only the
mlnutest bookkeeping. A feature Of
the iivecoppon card is the simple man
her IN which records are kept.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Hunt for Slaughter's Loot
Oklahomans Believe Bandit
Buried $4,000 in Valley
specaal Dispctch 10 The Tribin

Speo7aI Dfspcfcf 70 The T-i5llNe
BARTLESVILLE Okla. Dec. 1S.-A
mad rush to equip searching parties
was on here tonight. They will 20
forth to locate the treasure of Tom
Slaughter. gunman and outlaw, recent
ly killed by a comrade after his sue
cessful break from the Little Rock pen
itentiary.
According to reports, $500, 900 in
money and bonds is hidden in the
Usage hills, either in Cedar Canyon
or He'll Roaring Canyon, the rendez-
vous of Slaughter and his band. Part
at least of Slaughter's hidden fortune
is believed to be concealed somewhere
near this city.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Plane Saves II Stranded Five
Days Without Food or Water

MIAMI Fla, Dec. 1s.--After passing
five days without food or water on a
reef of the Bahama Islands twelve men
aboard the stranded British motorboat
Priscilla have been rescued by hydro
plane of the Aeromarine Railways Com
pany, according to word received here
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Hoppe Seeking Match

Willie Hoppe, former worlds 1872
balkline billiard champion. who was
relieved Of the title he held Tor seven-
teen years by young Jake Scnaefer
only few weeks ago will arrive here
shortly, It was announced last night.
hoppe is anxious for competition. and
It is believed he will play either Wclker
Cochran or Edouard Horemans, both of
whom are playing exhibitions here
ahn,1tS
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Charles W. Niebey Post

The Charles " yiebey Post. l24, of
Marlboro, n y. has elected these
officers for the coming year:
Alfred H. Shortt, commander; Walter
Baxter, first vice-commander: John
McLoughlin, second vice-c commanders
Ingham J. Grimley. third vice-ccm-
mander: Edward McGowan, adiutant:
Louis Steinback, treasurer: Louis
Lyons menNcr of the executive com
mittee; Matthew J. McCourt. delegate;
George McEloath. sergeant at arms;
Henry Faust, chaplain; Walter S. Belts.
historian Peter McMullon, service
officer; j. Calvin Wygant. war risk
officer; Lester Mackay. employment
officer. and Joseph Mcclure, athletic
officer
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Bad Bandits Rob Constable
Of EVERYTHING but His Star

BROOKLINE, Mass, Dec ls.-Auto-
mobile bandits early to-day held up
Constable Charles L. Hapgood, took his
billy, his revolver and everything he
carried for the purpose of upholding
the Law, except mis- shiny badge.
1t all happened so quickly that the
officer did not have time to unbutton
his greatcoat that hid the badge. He
reported the loss of S35.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Gets Mortgage on Malba Home

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company has recently granted mort
gage loan to Charles Crane, architect.
on his residence on Fourth Avenue, Al.
Aalba, on the north shore Of Long Is
land. In accordance with the policy of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, this mortgage runs for fifteen
years and is amortized hy semi-annual
payments during the life of the mort
rarp
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice under sections l3s 4 and is
o. o. the public Lands Iaw-rTEE PEOPLE
tins against John Doe. Mary Dos. Rlcaart
Roe and Jane Zoe. 1he last above 1oes
names being fictitious. tneir real names
being unknown. and All other 'unirsowfS
cisinl nts Or un known heirs at law, &
any any. OF THOMAS Y cox. Iats OF TIE
State Of New York. deceased and any and
a. other persons claiming or who ma.
OF specified lien upon the real property
described in the corr piaint herein or =,
some part thereof. through or under she
aooye named defendants either or any
OF them or through or un der said THOMAS
'" COX. deceased. such unknown claimants
and persons whose names are unkncwr
being generally described and being IN
tended 10 be included in the followsaE
designations, viz: The wives. widows. hue-
trustees, committees. executors admins
traitors. grantees, anslgnees Nenors ana
THOMAS W. cox deceased and of the
above named defendants or either or an
or o. them, and any person or persons deriy-
ing any interest IN or title 10 lien upon
said real estate through or from or unsse.
SAID THOMAS W. cox. deceased. or any
OF said above named defendants aud thsir
respective husbands. wives widows ar
wi9o~ers i any. DEPENDENTS.
ANTS and all unknown claimants t.
any interest in the premises herelnafter
TAKE NOTICE. that an action Of sjccs
nsent has been commenced by the People
OF the state of New York, pursuant 10 see-
tons 1890 90 1893 inclusive of the Public
1eanos Law, 10 recover the title to anG
right Of possession OF tho following des-
cfioed real property. which vested in thn
SAD, sald piaintlhs by escheat on the death o.
lAOMAS ". cox intessate. on o. about
the isth day of April, 1921. an rhabitar-
or me village OF Akron. County Of Erie
PIE Of the following described premisss
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF,
land situate in Town of Newstead VII
iage or Akron, County of Erie and state
OF New YORK, being part Of Let Nu-nbe-
rpmsi.ty -sine @ 20 Township twelve t12l
Range Ave t5l OF the Tcnawanda Reser-
Sstion, and bounded ana described az
OF John sIreet at distance of two hun
cred seventeen GID feet easterly from
ne intersection OF the center line o.
Madison Street with the center line o.
Jchn Street: running thence southerlv r.
right angles 10 John Street two hundred
thirsy 1aas 1sn y-six and twenty-ave hundredtn.
with the center line OF John Street nine
-tnree ,esl feet TO the westerly r.gh-
et way of the railway connecting wit
way line being thirty 600 feet from IL.
center OF the existing track neasrrea
al light an gles thereto: thence nortferl-
along said right OF way line distanra
81 TWO hundred thirty-eight ts3sA fee
- the center hne Of John Street: thence
westerly along the center line OF Joh.,
Street one hundred thirty-four and fwa
terths tlS4-2) feet more or less To tn.
place q beginning. containing abos-
three-f1ths go OF an acre os land. be-
the same more less
0ated Aibany \. y. August 22nd. 1921.
CHARLES D. NEWTON. Ateornsv
General and Attorney for Pfainties
''nace and Post Ofice Address
Capitol. Albany. n. T.
THE TRADING COMPANY. TNc.-xew
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Engineer Post Meets Tonight

The 3e2d Engineer Post will hold its
annual meeting this evening at the
18th Division clubhouse. ~ West
Twenty fifth Street. Officers for the
coming year will be elected and il is
expected that the entire membership
viii be present. These nominations
Will be made:
f. a. Rupp, commander. A. S. Jung
dahl. commander; f. f. Emens
adiutant. and ". A. Ruddy, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
so7th Infantry Post Officers

At a meeting OF so7th Infantry Pose
recently officers for the coming year
were elected. They we're:
Arthur Franbach, commander; Oscar
A. Meyerson, adiutant; Harry NJ
Engei. treasurer; Or /. Shapiro. first
vicc-commander: Henry H. Ringen.
second vice-commander. The first
meeting of the post at which the new
officers will preside Will be held at the
77th Division clubhouse on the night
OF December IS
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
To Visit Fox Hills Christine.

Pcsss css,aoers sas Of Franklin Simon Company
sst,,,s,Sa ss,5s4 american Legion. will visit the
chriss'ssa men In Fox Hills Hospital on
earrv .ss.nas Ia Day. The Legionnaires will
gswalos win them an abundance OF
viii and Christmas nicetses and
alsahsssse messages of cheer for their
6uddies. This was made
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Metropolitan Committee Meets

~ the State Headquarters of the
meglon, IN the Hall of Records, the
metropolitan committee, of which
sames d. Blackwell is chairman. win
meet Tomorrow afternoon. The meeting
sna msi De called at 5:15 o'clock in room
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

A survey Of building construction
conditions in New York has just been
completed by the Building Trades Em-
ployers' Association. According to the
figures given out by Samuel B. Don
nelly, secretary, there are housing ac-
comm odations either under construc-
ton or TO be built in 1922 sufficient to
take cave Of 22.540 families. The ia bic
below is arranged to show the differ
ence between the prospective building
material demand as it viii present T.
self on January /, 1922, and as It viii
loom up just few days before Sep
tember ], 1922:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
United Service Post to Dance

At the North End Democratic Club
the December dance of United Serv-
ice Post Il, Of the American Legion.
will be held this evening. The monthly
dance is . part of the post social pro
gram arranged 70 promote q spirit Of
good fellowship among the members.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
u \ "a AL1-4SE !, 9SIs; Piaintiff againsr
LEVY the said name James" being
fictitious. his true Christian name heius-
unknown 10 the Plaintiff. GEO RGE ~. T
GREEN and BOONE OIL COMPANY. De
PENDANTS Summons. Plaintiff designates
New York County the place OF tria4
To the above-named Defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint IN this action. and to serve =
copy Of your answer. or, II the complainx
notice Of appearance. the Plaintir'a
Attorney within twenty days after thu
day Of service In case OF your failure
10 appear. or answer. Judgment villa hs
taken against YOU by default. for tho re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. Oct. 20. 1894
EVAN SHELBY. Attorney for Plaintiff
Office ana Pos;ofrfee Address: ss Wal
street, Borough OF Manhattan. %e9s
TO pEFENDANrs HARRY D BARN
said James being fictitious his
truc Christian name being unknown II
PisiDt5r
The foregoing summons is ~erved upon
you ny publication, pursuant 20 ordel-
Of HoN- GEORGE Y. MCff-AN 4 Justice
Of the Supreme Court of The state u S@>s
York daE-d the 18th day ii Novenlbe~
Office og the clerk OK the County 81 New
YORK at the County Court House. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City County and
State Of New YORK.
EVAN SHELBY, Attorney for Platntin.
Orce and Postonice Address No e.
Wall Street, Boroagh OF Manhattan.
New York CITY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
Aew York. county az New forh--l1dwarfs
Summons. Action Tor Absolute Divoyce
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
yOC ARE HEREBY ST tMAsONEr9 To an
swer the complaint IN this action and 10
copy of your answer Or, sf tho coEnplaire
IS not served with tnis summons. 10 sefFA
notice OF appearances the PlataISns
Attorney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons. exclusive Gf the day a.
service, and III case OF your failure 10 appear
answer. Judgment viii be taken agaiss-
yor by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated. New York. November 17th. 1891
WEISS & ZIMMERMAN.
Attorneys for PlasnIfr. once and p. ..
address So Park Row BorcQEn or Mar
haitian, City OF New York
To Lillian Pearl % Tzsman Eoad. CzapFcr
Loncoss. England.
The foregoing sursInoDs IS served upon ya3
/ oy publication. parsdant to order o
Hon George v %nliaa. A Justice OF fss
dated the 18th daY Of November 1921 at1a
i fled With The complaint In the Office Of shis
Clark OF the County of %eN YORK at tA
County Court House in the Borough OF Man
haitian. cry County snd state 81 New YORK.
Dated Ne~ York. November Hath, 18es
WEISS & zIMAfFsnMAS
Attorneys FOR Fls1Btin. ofscs anS = q
Address 81 Park Row. Bo-csssSa of Ianp
haitian. New Yerk CITY
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
BOARDERS WANTED

5gTH ST, AT LEXINGTON AVE fEotel
RutledEe) - For ladies ono room and
meals from s1s up elevator. telephone.
etc; full hotel service, newly dororat ed
SIN PARLOR alEo small room. with
Circle s1oa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
HELP WANTED MALE

ASSISTANT MANAGER-Young man as
sss;stanr manager OF a new safe de-
posit company: only one with experience
need apply D 5s6. Tribune.
SAI.ESaAN--wA wANTED
A% Old FSTA BLISHED BRASS MANI
FEATURING co. LOCATED IN NEW
YORK CITY HAS Az OPENING FOR a
TRAVELLING MAN WHO is FULLY
CjNVERS ANT WITH BRAsS AND BR ASS
GOODS BUSINESS STATE AGE EXPE-
RIENCE, TERRITORY FORMERLY Gov
Erred, SALARY EXPECTED. REFER
FNf,F. RFQJ1 RED . s4b. TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Automobile 1ustruceion

REPAIRTNf, driving taught short time :
license qua arantee6 ladies' ciss also
Ford Lessons. American Auto School. 72s
Lexington
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LosT. FOUND AND REWARD

LosT--P1stinum diamond ring. gypsy set
ting. in Turkish bath, Pennsysvsnta Ho-
tel Reward 5000 Ii returned to assistant
manager Hotel Pennsylvania. No 7ues-
ti6ns asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

POLICE PUPPIES FOR sale, private family
A Anderson. 47S Prospect av. BROOKLYN.
Phone 21ss South ~
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Lost Bankhnoks

LoST--EAnkbook No. rf7.5f5 OF TIRE Union
D!mc Savings Eank is missing. Any per
sor having claim 10 If is hereby called
upon IN present tha same within ten days
or submit 10 having said psHsbook can
coil~d and one ssued.
LSST--Bankbook 30 112,557 Union Square
Savings Bark 20 Union sduars New
York. Payment stopped. Finder pieass re-
turn TO bank.
LOST--Bankboos no. 12t,1s5 North River
Savings Sank. sI ". Satf1 st Payment
storped. T1nder piease return 70 hank.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

East Side
snTH TT. LEXINGTON AVE. ffIotei Fut
ledxc)--~ Women exciusively; newly deco
rated: room. bath SIS Weakly up; also
room bath. SIT weekly 1p; restsursnt
convenience. big rsduct lon for psrsors.
SAD ST. AT MADISON AVE. lHofrt Ash
toa)-Newly decorated room: use Of
bath; sie week up; room. bath si2-be
weekly up buses, surface cars, sobwa. :.
full hotel service. restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE sALE--REST AyyRANT FIy
lures and lease. NJ. Sova Aactsr sells
to-day, Monday Dec. Is. a:ae r At ia
W @ath st, n y CITY Bv order Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

THE TRADING COMPANY. rNC-Ns,v
York Registered Traaenaark-Les MAJ
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
West Side

sIsT ST. COLUMBUS AVE. Colonial F1ote')
Newly decorated furnished rooms. Use
of bath Sl2 weekly 0p, elevated surface
cars subway. full hoiel service rest tau-a at
2s5 WEST END AvE-Euite. single rooms
and studios, with without bsth: ref
srence.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

EASbLLENT SwediEh cooks ensrohey
maids buffers and couples; city. coun
ff3 Berta Csrlsons Swedish Agencies 7s7
lexington ave, near e1st 81. Rnfnelaaf.er
hs&'. zsSo broadway s2d St
MAID, French, experienced ffne server
psckeT' sos 9th ave, Jacouin's Agency
Pa PAFLoR&AID- Neat nice. vopnx Irish
strs; experienced, excel5snt r%ference..
esty 700 Masens Agency as West 43d
St Longacre $3.50
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Dogs. Cats. Birds, Poultry, Etc.

Ola MCNDs bought and sold for cas-
Advice free Bennett. i75 3 way, 20 Zoo
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-30
Ear Test Best
for Seed Corn

Samples of seeds for analysis as to
quality are being received at the rate
of about 1000 month at the seed
laboratory at. University Farm. A. II.
Larson, seed analyst, reports that corn
received at the laboratory this year is
uniformly good, most of it testing "a
per cent or better. However, some
samples have been received which test
as low as IS per cent, and few even
lower :5egzts
Mr. Larson believes farmer can do
no more profitable work at this time
than to give his seed corn thorough
individual ear test. The ears should
be arranged in an orderly way so that
each can be kept track of during the
termination test and either saved or
discarded, depending upon it's behavior
in the germinator. Mr.. Larson recon-
mends the common sawdust box for
making Individual tests of corn ON the
farm. The box should be 80 inches
square and four inches deep. Saw
dust is packed to the depth of two
inches in the bottom. Over this is
laid piece Of white cloth ruled into
100 two-inch squares which are num-
bered from to 100. On these squares
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-30

| Mrs. Paul Otto enjoyed a visit from
her father and brother Of Morgan last
Friday.
w. G.. Mann made a business trip
to the cities Tuesday returning
Thursday night.
Shoot closed Thursday for weeks
spring vacation.
Miss Florence Draeger is spend
ing her spring vacation with her sis
ter on the farm.
Mrs. MCGOWAN and daughter Norafa
spent the last of the week with rela-
tives in Morton.
Jens Quistad left for his home In
Echo last Friday having sold his in
terests in the Garage here to Richard
-Schuenert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Taubert and
family spent Sunday at the M G.
Taubert home.
visiting Mrs. Hosken's parents in
Ogilvie.
Miss Ruth Timgren of Vesta, was
a guest at the Everett Mann home a
few days last week.
Misses Eunice Huweiler and Ber-
nice Becker are guests at the L. Tau
bert home.
Misses Mabel and Ida KuenzI are
spending their Easter vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kuenz
Ii.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. johnson were
guests of relatives here Saturday ey-
ening.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Huweiler and
Frank Huweiler were callers at the
Gust Teick home Friday evening
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-30
Shutdown News.
X X X X X X X X

Mike Skow and Erwin Lawrence au-
toed to Mankato Tuesday, to attend
sale conducted by the Blue Earth
Holstein Association.
Anna Cassidy Of North Star visited
her sister, Mrs. Gatzka the latter part
of the week.
Alvin and Hazel Jensen visited their
sister, Agnes at Morgan, Sunday.
Leola Jensen was on the sick list
the foreparot of the week.
Chas. Jensen, Mrs. Mary Nelson
and daughter, Marion were Storden
visitors, Saturday.
Helga Anderson is assisting at the
Lawrence home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter of Lamberton,
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Thorston.
Leola and Mildred Jensen and T.u.
verna Meyer are spending their Eas-
ter vacation at their parental homes
Mrs. Wells Wohlford and daughter,
Verna, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Olson this week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-30
POLLS is visiting at the John Stevenson

polls is visiting at the John Stevenson
home
On Thursday afternoon Of last week
the Ladies Missionary Society met at
Mrs. Fred STAIRS home. Mesdames
Elmer Wright. George Wright, J. M.
Stewart and Miss E. A. Stewart of
Redwood Falls were guests Of the
society.
Miss Ruth Swenson, who teaches at
Worthington, is visiting this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Swenson.
Miss Bessie Mckay who attends the
Normal School at Mankato is home
during the Easter holidays.
Miss Anna Shoemaker, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. M.
Stronach returned to her home in Can
by, Monday. Another sister, Miss
Marie Shoemaker, of Minneapolis is
now visiting at the Stronach home.
The Delhi Girls Basket Ball team
played against the Belview Girls, at
Belview, on Monday night.
Miss Ethel Mckay who is teaching
at Lake City is spending her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mckay.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-30

are placed five or six kernels from
ears or corresponding numbers taken
from butt, middle and tip. Over the
whole is carefully laid two pieces of
cloth. This is now covered with an
inch layer Of sawdust and then soaked
with water. A temperature Of 70 to
80 degrees should be maintained about
the box. A basement with a furnace
makes an ideal place. Light is not nee
essary.
After five days the top layer is re-
moved by catching hold of the corners
of the upper cloth and lifting of, the
next cloth being carefully rolled back.
The samples that terminate poorly
can then be easily seen and the ears
from which they came discarded. This
leaves only the high terminating ears.
In this way, corn which in bulk would
make poor seed can be graded into
good seed.