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Evening journal., 1921-08-05
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in cold water invlgoratcs brain and
nerves. wholesome stimulant and
tonic. AT druggists. Try it.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
TEN PERMITS FOR
S19,7SO BUILDING

Ten building permits. agErrEa;!nG
Si9.;>u w"r" granted yesterday by Cit%
0 Permit t..rk Ci""rG" Abrams. the rec
ord "c the day beng tn" largest a ANY
one day during H." past month. IN IL"
permits granted were several for n""
dwellings, white ono WAS for EaraE"
and another for repairs. The following
IS the list:
Richard Clark. l067 McColl"ch street.
tile garage: Robert Taddin. contractor:
approximate cost $3.50.
Charles Jackson. Row street. frame
house: Charles Jackson. contractor: aD-
pI0Ninatr cost $500.
George ~ Shook. Pleasant Valley. III"
garage: Porter Better Comrau!, Contrac-
tor: cost $3.50.
II. /, ScAcu"rlcin. Bethany IHkc. pant
shop: contractor himself; cost approx
iInItcly $500.
l.. +: SrnI;hr!l. Edsw"od street: frame
s,urco dwelling: contractor himself; APP
prrN mate cost S7.j"n.
Mrs. l.. Sls$"I Liberty street. Fin
Grove frame dwelling: contractor IL.
r. S.nkh"'i: cost s&9"0.
Mike Pace. IN Main street. frame
dwelling: Handy and Walters. C"nirt'-
tors: apNruNImat" cost $i""0.
Elmer f.. Tcatcr. ~. ~ Cromwell
s;r"",. franc In ding: contractor him
self: apuroNima',iy 500.
\. Il. SIinu. TO-" Chaplin" street.
hr.,A hu:ld.nT: contractor. himself; cos;
about Sli"n.
Marry Iarris. NJ. Ia North Front
street. repairs; contractor himself; cos
so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
WOMEN VOTERS

C, Morgan vestsr VIII Talk to League
Memoors This Afternoon
=. Morgan NeSter will address = meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
COUNTY FARM
IS INSPECTED.
COUNTY AGENT HUNTER PAVE
HIGH TRIBUTE TO MANAGE
MENT.
WIN Make Soil Test ind Arrange
Crop Rotation.

t. NJ Hunter. agricultural agent "l
the Ohio county farm bureau. made an
Inspection trip TO the th:" county larih
at Roucy's FONT. Tie SAID that In tn"
near future he will make soil test
after which he will arranE" crop r"tt-
ton which will hr carried out 10y Mr.
O'Neill. who is in charge OF IN" farm
under the direction of superintendent
Chris Hartmann.
lie said that. although the weather IS
very bad. the men at the county HON"
farm, every ch;tn"' they get. are doing
II little work out in the fields pTcpira-
tory to the coming Of spring.
Mr.. Hunter stated that the green
houses on tins farm are som" ii the
best that hr has ever stepped into. AMI
he was surprised t. So" just how we'll
the flowers were being taken care OF.
He said that h" never SAW such mic:
bed Of dollhouse lettuce aS there is a.
this place. The lettuce Will lie put on
The Wheeling market within short
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

ing OF the Ohio County League Of Wom-
Ell Voters at meeting n ESQ this al
;rrHonn IN the assembly room Of the
chamber OF commerce. Air. N"stcr. who
was the FIRST mayor Of Wheeling alter
the preSen; form Of city government
was adopted, VIII discuss the city char
ter.
Tho newly elected Legislative commit
tee OF. tho league will present various
bills now befUr" the stat legislature Tor
the endorsement or protest Of the league
as a whole The public IS invited to at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
WOMAN is HELD ON
TO u, S, GRAND JURY

NJ Morris Schwartz. 1882 Market
s,rre,. appeared in federal court yes
tAr,lav morning ~ answer 70 a charge
o. violation Of the national prohibition
a.. by storing and selling wh!skry.
Ms Schwartz plead not guilty. ana
r.,iyrd hearing Sic was held under
n bond % sl.pnn Tor tn" /. :. district
crllr;. Sevrtv-iive quarts d hott,ed in
bond whi~key and nineteen gallons OF
vine were FOUND in Mrs SChwarcZs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

possession AZ tho time OF her arrest Yes
;crday morning by L. s. Deputy Mar
SiI;l John VI. Short. Federal officers
say :hat they have suspected Mrs
Schwartz OF "bootleEging'' activities
Tor some time. hut uatl yesterday
mornings raid wcrc unable 10 prov"
anything against h"r. The hons" was
searched three weeks ago but no wine
or whiSkey was found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

opp or -T-E-IT-l
lNTELLIGENCER WANT ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11

and he Expressed the wish that Il
could be possible 10 interest all the
citizens to invest IN employment in
stead OF charity. He said the Chamber
|of Commerce did consider a community
chest, but nothing definite has been
done regarding the matter. He ex-
planned there are two or three local
plants which loan money on what are
known as character ioans and he
thought theh' plan might be revamped
90 suit the purposes OF the city. lie
said he felt sure the Chamber OF
Commerce. viii be represented on the
committee TO take charge OF the work.
Mayor Harvey said no American can
fall 10 respond TO the call of the
President, He said they have been
called upon TO look after Whining
tonians and he felt sure the call would
be answered lie said he was sure
wilmington had never before faced
situation as serious as the present
one and he thought II truly alarming.
DR.. Conwell Banton aroused the
enthusiasm of the men and women
present and brought forth much ap-
! pinuse when he said the Board OF
Education could afford means Of
furnishing employment for a large
number of mon. He explained that
of the thirty odd school buildings In
this city only about two are consider
ed modern. The board has considered
an extensive building program and he
thought bonds should be issued at
once for the building OF many new
school houses, and in this way many
unframed workers could be employ
ed tearing down the old structures and
the skilled workers could 1nd work
In putting up the new ones. He
thought this would serve twofold
purpose, for It would be providing
work for the many and at the same
time would be giving the city several
N 1ern school buildings which u
needs badly. lie said he believed
q .lcient pressure could be brought
20 bear upon the Board Of Education
to hasten the carrying into effect OF
its extensive new building program.
Mayor Harvey said the idea was a
Igood one and he felt sure the execu-
tive committee and the employment
committee would take It under con
sideratlon. lie then thanked all those
who had attended the meeting for the
interest they had shown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
DEATHS.

n.NrAt IA this city on October o, 1921.
Hannah q Nsal
NWalltps aud friends NAV view the body
~ tnHa rUnefAl fsrlor 200 West sixth
atl.lH un tuesday evening after ocock
Nniulum mass at sacred Heart church
pN ii fAnfadaA morning a. NSo clock
ihtffmFut ~ nANre de Grace. Md. on
affitai 80 train having Wilmington az
inNa a W
NNakuNrf ~ this city on october Q,
tuaf raui stephen son " Mr. and
Nfs stephen kcskovt2, In ms lst
NrIattps aad friends are invited 90 al.
t.aI lhr nluaful srrNicrs az the parents
aslaaaee SOS kina street, on "Wednesday
sffafulfnu al 4 Uriuck. intcrmcnt at
hIkNFA irW cemetery
WALSH ~ rrancr. on October Is. 1918.
rfaus 3 son ~ Catherine and the late
hofuafd Walsh
N.lsuves friends American Legion.
uNF Name ~ocletN hroNnson Library
AtsIaiatiun. Division No a. A q. VI /.
santa Maria Council h ~ G, ushers OF
Ni NaM Church nnd Defiance Athletic
Ass.s,4aiiun are lnfitrd "a attend the
funeral nu "Wednesday murniuz October
la sultmn rfuuieu mass az 81 Paul
HuHsh al % uciuck In tcrment al
NhfNUHfal cemetery Body will lie in
siafr n ufaNnsnn library auditorium
fr1n s 3 eltpA iursdaA ternoon unth 9
Otlugt "Wednesday morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
POSTOFF|CE CENSUS TO-
Be TAKEN NEXT WEEK
Government to Ascertain What
Buildings Are Best Equipped
to Help IN Mail Service.

A panipalnn "a make u easier for
lrsle Aann letter carriers to deliver
hilvts az residences and stores is
fthululvd fot next week. "Wednesday.
'in that day the. local letter carriers
viii make a note of every dwelling
nnh business place on their routes
which hern not display a street num-
hpr a. whih does not have mail
hos ns slot In the door through
Whleh letters may be slipped, without
waiiiu9 fof the door to he opened.
tunlmasier English viii then COM
mNn'eate With the owners or occu-
Pants urRine upon them the impor-
ihner ~ providing proper number
u suitable receptacle. or both. as the
pasp may hv. if they desire the prompt
and aair delivery Of their mail and
wish Ga un-ap,ratc with their govern
W,ut in providing more efficient and
economical mail service. No particu-
lAr attlp ur type of receptacle is re-
uHiftd hN the department. lt may con-
Hlst ui either a slot In the door, or a
conveniently located hox Of any suit
nhlp material House numbers should
ul ruufau conform 60 the system and
HtNio adopted hy the municipal au-
ihNliiipa.
Tho public does not seem 90 appre-
Uiatp how much carriers are delayed
in the aggregate by having 20 wait
fuf Irapunaes to ring or knock. when
dpll,eflng ordinary mail that does not
require tu be- signed for. II only n
lpitvf hON or door slot were available
the letter might hc slipped i'm and a
half mlnutp a. more saved.
A. The cirular sent out by the De
parimvnt says
iinuae numbers enable carriers tC
inpHte promptly buildings 60 which
mAh IA addrcsscd. and avoid errors and
DELAYS in delivery Contractors and
builders should be- solicited to aid the
WuN pmpni d, property numbering al
npN huildlnrs rrected by them and
lrusidlng mail slots In or near front
bnnrs und the cooperation Of tn,
municipal authorities should be oh
tHinpd with respect 90 house numbers.
"Mnn rvpcptaclcs insure the prompt
Ruh aafp delivery ~ mail In the alb
sunep az occupants, avoid delay OF
uhh ihruugh return 10 office because
uf ahspnrp ~ ur DELAY in answering
carriers ring, uhNiate the necessity
pf pHiruna responding 60 the bell a.
announcement moments, expedite th'
spr,lep generally. and permit NOR,
ptnUpi dpllNeri =. especially 10 pa
Unna rualding near the end % route
Ihe piaptlce of placing mail in vesii
buipa. under doors ON window sills
,lp.. whore u ~ exposed to theft ane
thr elements. is hazardous and fire.
uutnHf results ln the loss ~ highl,
valuable of important mail
puatnatiur English asks tho coop
pralian ~ nl Wilmington patrons q
the pnainlnv In carryipg out the plans
uf ihe department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
Mr.. Warner Sees Improvement.

A. ID, Warner said there has been
some Improvement in conditions and
a reduction in the unemployment. and
he thought good cheer has its effect
generally. He said, however. IL is
necessary 10 care for the distress
which win be upon the city I'm the
near future. lie said there will be no
real business revival for sometime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11

Imagine, II you please an all wool Polo Cloth New
Sport Coat for Fell and Winter wear, at $3.50.
We can frankly say that this s the most wonderful
coat value VIC have offered full cut garment all
satin lined to match, patch pockets, hgh-low collar,
deep cuffs Trimmed with heavy stitching and novelty
buttons Very fashionable models
Don't delay your inspection Of these wonderful coat
values they viii not last long az this price Sizes
l6 10 &C.
Coat Dept First Floor front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11


The mayor then called upon DIR.
Oden to speak and he said the only
one he could consider in the premises
was the bread winner of the family.
He thought there may be thousands
OF cases in the city that are des-
perate and said they have now in the
employment bureau over 500 such
cases registered and the office has not
been Officially opened as vet He said
the men who apply for registration
FOR work are not men seeking charity.
They are willing and anxious TO work
and TO do anything They come 20 his
Office broken hearted and half starved.
They are men who have never before
in their lives been compelled TO ask
for help 0ese are the cases to be
handled first he said.
lie said these men say they will take
any kind OF employment The num-
Der is greater than the city could pos
sibly use for some time TO come and
the city must find work for them or
It must feed and clothe and keep them
warm during the winter He said the
city will not feel the full force OF the
situation until the really cold weather
begins but the city should meet the
situation before that time comes. He
said his department has placed about
100 men so far and as yet has made no
concerted effort 10 interest the indus
iries of the town. While conditions
have turned for the better ho said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
The Downstairs Store Offers Old
Time Econon,s Prices ,n New Merchandise
Piece Goods

linle Econon.. Prices Sn New Merchandise
Piece Goods
special offer of hne luty Farel and plads
~ inches. October Event Price 1Sc yd.
Striped Outing Flannel IS inch and heavy October Event
Price 25c yd.
Fer III Pecales that had elsewhere price full
yard gide-October Event Price 19c yd.
Very fne aualy genuine imported japanese Crepe, October
Event Price 29c yl
Beautiful Dress Gnghars offered during this October Event
a. 22c yd.
wide Scotch Zephyr Ginghsm. October Price
soc yd
Genuine Lancaster Apron Gnsham Price
Domestic
There nny things needed in the home that offered
special Evat Pce Some less than today market prices
heavy and very seamless sheet 81 Very
special Tomorrow, October Event Price, Sl00.
Mohawk Cases while they last Price s3c
M,hawk Bolster Cases, October Event Prise, 65c.
Fifof the Loom baohed cotton very special October
Price Tie.
Hills Bleahed Muslin. a6inch while il lasts October Event
Price, Ice.
Regular Turkish Towels October
Very quality Kitchen Cssh half nen October Event
1Sc yd
Only pairs woonsp BIankets $500 October vet
Price, $3.50
great many other blankets AZ specs Event Prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
~ MrMoRlAs.

Ia ssA And loving lemory % our dear
H.0eHitf Anua N tlrich. who departed
tNs Nff octuhsf ~, lgls
lNfsH short kfars. yet it sccfus so long
alnta hrAfuhpf sinsing her merry song :
Nftnf shNN hrf memory fade
lHHnd ilr UraNr who're sle i laid.
fas.Hia Mr all Mrs Emil &. lirica
Al lnuA aeaft inticcs resolved too
iaff laf thls sRiu'nr will be found 90
llasHtai tsar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
Ten Extraordinary Silk and Wool Specials for
TOMORROW ONLY

Regular s150 Navy and Black Tricotine. 81 inches.
October Event Price, CSC.
Regular $3.50 Navy-All Wool Tricotine, October
Event Price, sl.65.
Regular $3.50 All Wool Sponged and Shrunk Serge,
so inches October Event Price, Sl.59.
Regular S20 All Wool Popn, 40 inch, in all shades.
October Event Price, s1.35
Regular $500 Cream Silk and Wool Flannel Sc
inches. October Event Price, sl.50
Regular $500 All Wool French Serge, 54 inch
october Event Price, S1.9S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
Hard 20 Master.

There are only thirteen letters in
4he Gaelic language. but even then
the British cannot understand Irish
washington Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11

Regular $500 Black Satin de Luxe October Event
Price, s1.35.
Regular s4.OO Canton Crepe extrs heavy weight,
40-inch. October Event Price S3.50.
Regular $500 Black Duchess Satin 30 inch. October
Event Price, Sl.50.
We are giving YOU the advantage Of a very special
purchase which was made Of plain White Madras. "a
inch nine styles soc and 75c values, very special
October Event Price, 29c yd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
Babies Comfy All Wool
Knit Suits
SPECIAL s2.e~

Babies Comfy All Wool
Knit Suits
SPECIAL S2.g~
Here is Just the thing Coz the little
tots. for Outdoor Wear. asd A.
special price heQilar 81. aS Chi.
dren's All Wool Knit suit. IN Nh
eolors. One piece. They viii not
last long at this pricr, iunng those
chilly daya.
Infants Wear Dept. First Flor,
rear
Babies All-Wool Three
Piece Suits
SPECIAL - @4.So
The baby viii never be .b,lie.
rot s~en o. the eolicst dav. Z srs
CT be, wears one 81 Cros ~ &
Hills three-piecs All Wool scits.
Sweater, Cap and Lesains. White
and ali colcrs. hegller Sc.sn
Values
NInfeats' Dept, First Fl,or roar.
Wonen's Extra Heavy
Outing Flanrel Gowns
Ne are offering az special nr,scs
Wcmcn's Outing Flannel Gowns
extrs heavy IN plain wki'g. .lao
stripes. lrimaed with lrail AID
feather stitched. These We knew
are welooms an getti. ( mora
pouular ~ ths nights get cold
October Evest Prices.
hsgllar 81 rs Nshies, al SI.0o.
Regular $3.50 Nal' "a, at Si.s0.
Regular $500 Nalser, AZ s2.s0.
Muslin Uaderwes Dept, Firet
ilo9r, rAr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

MOTHERS DAY
$. Sunday, May 8
Remember Mother
ON HER DAY

of5wislom to live well within
the means provided. What
kind Of peace Of mind is
there for. a family always in
debt? Flow long does a bust
ness enterprise exist which
never shows a surplus but
always a deficiency? And
yet the great executive de-
partments of the United
States Government jog along
from year to year always in
the same old rut Of debt and
deficiency, yelling at Con-
gress to come and pull them
out Of a hole.
Give within your means,
the President says to his de-
partments, and it is a piece
of sound advice that might
we'll be taken TO heart by not
only those directly address
ed but by the entire one hun
dred and ten millions Of Us
| in our individual and family
lives, our business enter
prises and all our social UNI
dertaliings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

pay the games on the Dreadnausht
field on a 60-4O basis, allowing the
D1eadnaughts 20 per cent extra for
the use of their field. Our record SO
far this season shows seven games
won and no games lost, record that
, has been holding itself up against
the best teams in Washington.
If the fans here want to see some
real games and not witness rotten ex-
hibitions by selection of Washing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

Sound In warning the
Advice executive depart
from the ments Of the
White Gov ernm e n t
House. that hereafter
they will be ex-
pected to live within their
means as provided by Con
gress, President Harding
has put his finger on the real
leakage Of the peoples mon
ey out of the United States
Treasury.
Despite the huge totals ap-
propriated for the current
expenses of the different
government departments for
this fiscal year, the immense
sum If S216,O00, has al
ready been asked in det'cl-
Iency appropriations, a sum llil.
which it is expected viii
rise to $780, 100000 before ali
the estimates are IN.
There is absolutely no eX-
cuse for such extravaganza
It is ridiculous that with tha
war over, the government
departments should spen@
this year nearly a half bill
lion dollars more than ;lllot-
ted them. go ahead and
spend the money and Con,
gress will have to make it up
in deficiency approprla-
rions" is a motto that should
be erased from over the
heads Of every department
and bureau door in Washing
ton.
In an efficient .adminiStra.
ton OF the government, just
as in al efficient manage
ment of a household or a
business property, it Wou!c
seem to be clearly The par.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

ton second-raters, we are in the field
Tor this series, and challenge the
Dreadnaughts to play US three games
o" the slxty-forty percentage basis
any time that they feel that they
want real opposition.
We agree for the fans convenience
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

tc play all three games on Bagsetts
rield. What do you say, Dread
naughts? Do not wait until the
ed Of the season. Play now before
IN take your pick from the major
lagues. R. +. McDONALD'
Manager, A. y. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05
STOKES DIVORCE SUIT HALTS

Court Awaits Recovery of Plaintiff.
AC,,fse Has Consumed Eight Weeks.
New York. May 5.--The Stokes di-
votce trial was adjourned today I'M
Ill w. f. D. Stokes RECEIVERS suf-
;ic;ently from mild attack of
rlsnrisy to testify
Little less than eight weeks have
,htn devoted to airing charges and
counter charges, md when the trial
officially completed it will be
.,ays;fed! as, the most protracted di-
E6.aet proceeding in recent yeats. SIR.
Strikes is expected 10 remain on Inc
stand two days. Thre will be 10 other
witnesses.
Most of today'> session conferred
;hart a model Of The Wallace apart
msrt. Expert witnesses for Mr..
Stokes considered the possibilities of
,eeping from the rCGr coping Of the
house into tn" Wallace apartment.
Martin ". I.ittlaton, for Mrs. Stokes,
vent into discussion of the limita-
l;nns of the human eye. and at the
"nd Of il all Justice Finch announced
h"swauld go to the house and see for
aimself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05
TO THE ALEXANDRIA
I BASEBALL FANS
(Communicated)

(COmmuHlCdteo)
Several weeks ago | challenged
the Dreadnaught A. c. Baseball
team for series of games to be
iplayed on any diamond in Alex
llsandria.~ Today, | l received a letter
from the Dreadnaught management
Offering the Triple A $40 guarantee
for one game only. We agreed to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

Subscribe 70 the Gazette and get
n the news of your local community
while it is news.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-05

has had considerable experience ir thls line as the most of us already know.
 The participants in this play will De the girls from the high school and Miss Ellis expression class, and the boys of the Guard.
 Sergeant Stark has ordered a mum Der of dramas and comedies and the ones best suited to the talent of the actors will be given. He promises us that this will be a real play. with costumes that make the play
 The proceeds will go to the com pany fund to help in securing equip ment for the club room, and to keep the company from running down.
 The play will be given more pub lclty at later date, and we sincerely hope every one will support the man. agement.
 From the Dynamo.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-05
HOOVER PLAN AMBITIOUS

Washington, April 4.-Announce- .ort was made tonight that Secre- .ry Hoover will begin tomorrow a |.res of conferences with a commit of five from the United States Chamber of Commerce, to consider |metbods for expanding American |rade, both foreign and domestic. The members of the chambers |,Ommittee, which was appointed, at |uy Hoover's request to cooperate in |s0rking out plan for closer rela- |sonship between business and the department of Commerce, were an- |rounced tonight.
 The committees from all the great rdustries of the nation, MT. Hoover
 sas announced, are to be named to
 ,a in the revival of business by as .sting the commerce department
 vith plans for the development of |heir respective trade fields, A com mttee from the American dye in- |hstry will be named, Mir. Hoover ,aid today, to develop the results of
 inc preliminary conference already
 held with representatives of the in |nstrv on the necessity for protec-
 fOn against German competition.
 Other preliminary conferences are ' IA be held this week, MT. Hoover said,
 with other representatives of indus
 uies. including the automobile manu- lecturers.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-05
YMNOSPORANGIUM
 JUNIPERIVIRGINIANAE AE

Special to The NNews.
 Little Rock, April 5.-It is sad Day for the Gymnosporangium Juni- Frivirginianae, globosum. Being
 translated into understandable Ark Ensas, this means only the disease of |edar rust which has been troubling
 he orchardists of Northwest Arkan- las for several years. The State Plant Board this week issued another |rOclamation extending the quaran- |me against the cedar rust to four Teen additional townships in Benton |nd Washington counties. This makes | solid area in which the cedar trees |ae forced to be destroyed.