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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-19
WORK PANTS

HATS
Jno. B. Stetson, Knox Hats, Fall Styles,
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures $500
$1,000 Value, Sale Price --------$7.00
Sl2.OO Value, Sale Price =. $500
$500 Value, Sale Price .----$9.75
5000 Hats, now -----..---------&.50
5000 Hats, now ------$3.75
Marshal $500 Hats, now $22O
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-19
DRESS SHIRTS

Bates-Street, Metric, Arrow Brand,
Geo. p. Ide, Lion Brand
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most appealing address on the sub
ject of Social Purity, deploring the
awful increase of social sins, and call
ing upon all Christians to raise
higher, single standard for men and
women on this most vital subject.
DR.. Loretta Kress, of the Sanitar-
ium, at Washington, b. c., at 500
o'clock addressed an enthusiastic
meeting of parents, and gave very ex.
plicit and practical lessons on max
ing and keeping every home sweet
and healtbful, and as elevating as this
foretaste of the heavenly home may
be.
At 500 o'clock Mr.. e. Carroll Town
send gave an unusual musical recital,
playing most unusual delicate music
from an ordinary carpenters saw. No
one who has heard the wonderful spir-
it trill and wave, thus produced per-
fectly in the old song "The Lost Rose
of Summer" can forget 1t. Mr.. T. H.
Barritt, singing evangelist of Wash
ington, ID. c., sang appropriate solos
with expression, and sympathy. and
played also selections on the oboe,
the oldest wind instrument in exist
ence.
Elder F. H. Robbins, of Washington,
D. c., gave a thrilling and most unus-
al stereopticon lecture on the subject
of the sanctuary in heaven, where
Christ is our High Priest, and is finish.
ing the work OF the judgment, and ap.
pealed to all his hearers to be ready.
Not that any man may know the day
or the hour, but because 1t is very
near, and hasteth greatly.
At 80 this morning, the rising bell
rang. and at 500 there was large
devotional meeting in the pavilion,
conducted by Elder Robbins.
The services of this afternoon and
evening promises to be of most un.
usually interesting character. Admis
sion to the grounds, and to all servic
es is absolutely free, and all the citi
zens of Mt. Vernon are cordially in
vited to enjoy the services in this
quiet, beautiful suburb.
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Missionary Society
Has a Meeting


The Women's Missionary society of
the Baptist church met Friday after
noon In the chapel. The deyotionals
We're led by Mrs. Bell After the bust.
ness session, the following program
was given under the arrangement OF
Mrs. w. Il. Moore:
Paper Mrs. Martin.
Solo-Mrs. Marine.
Song Martha and Jean Cover.
Papers Mrs. Guntner. Mrs. Popple
ton, Mrs, Nichol, Mrs. Bell and Mrs
Breeze.
Song Genevleve Neldon.
Short Talks-Mrs. Walter Harris
and Mrs. Frank Lee. who were dele
gates to the Baptist assembly ut Gran.
vile
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School Lands District
Holds Reunion

The annual reunion OF the Schools
Lands district school. located three
miles southwest of Centerburg, was
held Saturday and was attended by u
large number OF people. composed
principally of the families of teachers
and pupils who have In the past been
connected With the schools activiI
ties.
A number OF sports and contests
were enjoyed during the day. CHIEF
among which was ball game be-
tween teams representing Centesburg
and the School Lands school.
A number OF short talks were made
by various people interested in the
school and at the noon hour splendid
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Wednesday, Aug. II

e The Shamrock club meets in ,
81 the afternoon with Miss Mar ,
M tina Cotton at the home of Mrs. ,
e Donald Lybarger of the old Del ,
x aware road. ,
q Circle No. 2 of the Church of
Il Christ meets at 2 O'Clock with
u Mrs. Walter Hess, North Gay !
M street.
yH The Ladies' Aid society of :
~ the Brandon NJ. II. church will
M have an all-day meeting at !
M Camp Sychar. Bring picnic
H basket, silverware and dishes.
II y n 4 n n y n = y r
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MEETINGS

s**The B. r. C. OF A., No. 932, will
meet at 1880 O'Clock this evening in
Trades council hail.
''"The B. P. o. Elks will meet on
Tuesday evening, August 16, at eight
o'clock in the hall
***The sixth annual reunion OF the
Woodruff families will be held Aug. rs
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.
Rice, south OF Bladenshurg.
***The annual reunion of the Phil.
lips families will be held at Leedy's
grove, one.half mile north >of Ankeny.
town, Saturday, Aug. 20. All relatives
and friends are invited.
o.
"'*The annual reunion of the Blue
family will be held at the Knox coun.
ty fair grounds Saturday. Aug. 27. All
relatives and friends invited.
*'"Mt. Vernon Trades and Labor
council will meet a. o'clock Friday
evening in the council hall.
"+'The Crottinger.Bottenfie annu-
al reunion will be held at the home
of James Crottinger, near Appleton,
Licking county, on Wednesday, Aug
ust II.
***Glenwood chapter, No. 303, o. e.
S., Bladensburg, will meet In regular
session Friday evening, Aug. 10. The
August committee will entertain.
"**The regular meeting of Clinton
grange will be held Wednesday even,
Ing. A program will be given by the
men. t
"t"The annual Elliott reunion will
occur Aug. IS ut Riverside park. Rel
atives cordially invited to be present.
"'Barbers' union, No. 50, meets al
p. m, Wednesday, In Mckay &
Clark's shop, West High street.
ss'A community picnic will be held
in Stull's grove. one mile west Of Dan
vile. on Thursday. Aug. IS, under
the auspices of the X. of c.
'''The Ladies' Aid society of Lib
erty Chapel will give an ice cream
social Thursday evening at the Bedel
school.
''+The Bebout family reunion viii
be held Wednesday, Aug. II, at River
side park.
'@'The 9th annual reunion OF thu
Moody family will be held at tn,
home OF j. E. Johnson. Brandon, OF
Aug. IS.
't'The Biges and Harrod reunion
will be held at Fulton on Aug. Is. Al
relatives cordially invited.
| o.
s.'The tenth annual reunion OF tn,
Pipes family will be held at Riverside
park Tuesday. Aug. 30.
'''The annual reunion Of the Melicl
family win be held at idlewild park
Newark, Thursday, Aug. IL. All rela
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tives are invited.

+++The fifteenth annual reunion of
the Sapp family will be held on Wed.
nesday, August 16, at Eckhart park,
Auburn, Indiana.
"s+The next meeting of Monroe
grange, No. SAT, will be held at the
Valley Grove school house on Thurs
day evening, August 49, The third
and fourth degree will be conferred.
The mems committee will serve re-
freshments. The meeting is open to
the members and their families only.
"*tThere will be all-day services
and picnic dinner at the Grove
Church of Christ on Sunday, Aug. 2S.
All invited. Program will be an.
nounced later.
N**The 18th annual reunion of the
Wright family will be held at the
home of Henry Wright, near Croton,
o., on Wednesday, Aug. II.
*t%The Decentralization annual
reunion will be held at the home of
Edwin Yost, two miles south of Bran
don, on Thursday, Aug. IS. All rel.
atives are invited.
***The Stillinger reunion will be
held in the Putnam grove, one-half
mile north of Tiverton, Coshocton
county, on Saturday, Aug. 20, instead
of the McMillen grove, Knox county.
**sThe 10Th annual reunion of the
Horn families will be held at River
side park, Mt. Vernon, Saturday, Aug.
27. All relatives and friends invited
with well filled baskets.
***The seventh annual reunion of
the Spearman family will be held at
Riverside park, Saturday, Aug. 81. In
case of rain, hall will be procured.
All relatives cordially invited.
ss*The semi-annual business meet
ing Of the Fairview Christian church
will be held Saturday, Aug. 20, at
p. m. All members are requested to
be present. Business of Importance.
*f"The Purdy-Lepley 11th annual
reunion will be held Thursday, Aug.
Is, at Riverside park. All relatives
and friends are invited.
*""The 21st annual reunion of the
Taylor family will be held at the home
of Roy Barre in Sparta on Aug. 1S.
ss*The annual Mayors reunion will
be held in b. j. Hauger's grove, 11s
bier-Amity road, Saturday, Aug. 90
Relatives from Iowa are expected to
be present All who will participate
in the program should come prepared
telatlVeS ana IrlenuS inVlLeu.
**%The Hall-Woolison reunion will
be held Sunday, Aug 2S. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Payne, one
mile east of Mt Vernon. All relatives
are cordially invited to attend.
"**The sixth annual meeting Of Ow'
: Creek Cemetery association will be
he'd on Thursday. Aug. is, at l:
o'clock at the Owl Creek Baptist
church. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the members and friends t.
como with their lunch baskets for thu
picnic dinner, which will be followed
by an enjoyable program.
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McCar1ment Reunion
Occurs Saturday

mCSaf1UlcUt hcuTIOT
Occurs Saturday
The annual reunion of the Mccain
ment family was held Saturday at
Riverside park. Fifty-one persons
were present. At the noon hour din
ner was served, after which Mrs. Guy
Johnson rendered fine reading and
an original poem on the McCamment
family.
During the afternoon the following
officers were elected.
President-Mrs. Walter H0lbrook.
Secretary-Mrs. Aria B. Houck.
Treasurer--Mrs Mary Weaver.
The reunion next year will be held
at Riverside park the second Saturday
In August.
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" D R K s
WITH POWER AT.
ADVENTIST CAMP
Continued from Page ~

en- from its ancient moOrings, ana Is
drifting no one knows whittier.
Famfnesi and plaques devastate vast
areas. Capital and labor seem to be
more bitter and irreconcilable than
at any time in their long history OF
contention and controversy. The
whole of life in all its intricate and
intimate relationships seems to be dis
located, inharmonious, wretched. and
almost despairing."
"The time has come" Mr.. Andross
stated, ''in the fulfillment of the proph-
ecy, when mems hearts are failing for
fear for not looking after those things
which are coming upon the EARTH" He
told of the mighty power of God man.
ifested in the healing of leaper In
India, who after his hands and feet
had been nearly eaten away by that
incurable disease, turned in faith to
his new.found physician and saviour
Jesus Christ, and was completely
healed. The leprosy never returned.
He had seen this former leper, in
whose healing was demonstrated the
fact that Christ yet heals and saves
to the uttermost. He told also the
thrilling story of the chief of one OF
the savage African tribes, who had
killed hundreds with his own hand
was desperate and ferocious savage
with whom he had talked, and heard
him speak of Jesus, and win many
souls to Christ. After thrilling ac
count of his own conversion, and the
conversion of his father brothers, ant
sisters, in answer to his mothers pray
er, he made an appeal to the congre
CATION, to which there was wond
rous response, hundred coming for
ward in new conservation. The pow
er of the Holy Spirit was nightly
manifested, and 1t was realized thai
God Himself had visited the camp.
At 800 p. m, DR.. ID. II. Kress, o
the noted sanitarium in Washington
ID. c.. gave an interesting discourse
from the words of the mother of Jes
us, Whatsoever he saith unto you
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS

The Democrats of A and B pre-
cincts OF Pleasant township will eau
Gus Friday evening, Aug. 10, at 1880
o'clock at the township house on the
Martinsburg road,
CLINTON FRYE,
x18 Committeeman
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Shower Given
NeWIyWeds

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard. Mawer, who
were recently married, were rendered
miscellaneous shower Saturday
evening by 80 of their friends and
relatives Mt their apartments in the
Henegan building, West Vine street.
Mrs. Mawer before her marriage was
Miss Ida Hopwood of Freder;cRtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mawer were the reeip-
tents of many beautiful and useful
gifts. During the evening the guests
were served refreshments by the host
ess. who was assisted by Mrs. Ralph
Wilmington and Mrs. William Nav
er.
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New York Stock


American Beet Sugar 2S.
American Sugar Refining 62h
Baltimore & Ohio 36H.
bethlehem Steel 40.
Chesapeake & Ohio 53s
Erie 1874.
SKennecott Copper l79s.
Louisville & Nashville 1O9 bid.
Midvale Steel "a.
Norfolk & Western 95.
Republic Iron & Steel 46.
u, $. Steel 74A.
Willys.Overand 6%.
Pure Oil 25h.
Local Produce
The following are prices paid by
n. Smoots for farm products. deliv.
cred at his warehouses:
Fresh EGGS ................. .I9c
No. Country Butter ...,..,..... .34c
No. 2 Country Butter ..,....,,...l7c
Heavy Hens .,,...,.,....... lSc
Light Hens ,.,,,.......... 100
Heavy Spring Chickens ........" zoe
Light Spring Chickens ,.....,...lS lSc
Old RonBters .................. .l0c
Ducks ................. I1c
Geese .........ri r-..ssT' r-v. l<c
turkeys ,'ss'Srs,r '''.t = 1--we
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SABBATH SERVICE


vice at sunset, and at 500 o'clock, Ell
der r. S. Lindsay spoke powerfully
on the subject of the Ten Command
ments and the Sabbath, which is re.
garded by the Seventh-day Adventists
as doctrine of special Importance
Sunday morning an interesting SER
II. Kress, and at $3.50, Elder C. F..
Ulrich, of Columbus preached re-
markable sermon on the ordinance of
the washing from sin, as outlined In
the first part of the 18th chapter of
John.
Following is the daily program:
Rising-5:30.
Devotional and Young Peoples
G 6:OO-6:3O.
| reakfast-7:O0-S:0O
District Worship and Workers
5000: 90.
| Question hour: 30-10.3O.
Preaching-11 00-12:15.
Dinner-12:30.
Medical-2:0 :00-2 ;45.s
Departmental-3;0 ;00-4 80.
Parents and YOuth--5:00.
| Supper-6:OO.
Song Service-7:3O.
Preaching-S:00
Retiring Bell--0:45.
Silence--10: 90.
At 1900 O'Clock Elder Il. Z. An
dross, secretary for North America
delivered a powerful sermon from
these words: Therefore be ye also
ready, for in such an hour as ye
think not the son of man cOmeth,'
! From Mrs. Il. g. White writer whose
works are read all over the world
and translated In nearly every Ian
guage, he read the following quota
tion:
Something great and decisive II
to take place, and that right early
If any delay, the character of God ant
His throne will be compromised, The
armory of heaven Is open; all the uni
verse of God and its equipments arr
ready :. q. Every movement In the uni
verse of heaven is to prepare thu
world for the great crisis. lntensit!
is taking possession Of every earthl!
element; and as people who havs
had great light and wonderful knowl
edge, many OF them are represente'
by the five sleeping virgins with thei
lamps, and no oil In their vessels
cold, senseless, with feeble, waning
piety. While new life is being dif
fused and is springing up from be
meath, and taking fast hold Of all So
tan's agencies, preparatory to the las
great conflict and struggle, and new
light and life and power is descending
from on high, and taking possession
Of Gods people, who are not dead, a
many now are in trespasses and sins.
At 300 O'Clock DR.. A. b. Olsen, wh'
is associated in the medical work witt
Doctor Harding, OF Columbus. tn
brother Of President Harding, mad
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CALENDAR
Tuesday, Aug. 16

w. b. A. of the Maccabees
meets at 1880 p. m. at the Mac
cabees hall.
daughters of Veterans will
meet at 8 D. m. in G. A. r. hall.
Mt. Vernon w. G. r. U. will
meet at 2.30 with Mrs. Frank
Clark, North Gay street. All
members urged to attend.
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Toledo Grain

Wheat-Cash l.29ia Dec. 1909
Cloverseed 1905; Dec. 1895;
Feb. 1906.
Alsike-Cash and Aug, 1918; Dec,
and Mar. 1920.
1'imothy-Cash $50.
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Surprise Is Given
Mrs. MiIIigan

Mrs. G.. l.. Milligen of Brandon was
pleasantly surprised Sunday by a
large number of her friends and rela-
tives. The occasion was Mrs. Milli-
gems 50th birthday anniversary. The
guests brought well filed baskets and
at the noon hour an enjoyable dinner
was served.
All departed at late hour wishing
Mrs. Milligen many happy returns of
the day.
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Dinner Is
Given Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. james Bechtol of the
Sunday, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cicero
Stull and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Louise sorensen of Marion. who will
leave soon for California.
Those at the dinner were. Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Myers and daughter OF
Adrian, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. David
Kelly of Newark. Mrs. Lester Berry of
Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Temple
OF Marion, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Stull of
this city, the guests of honor, and the
host and hostess and their son James,
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FogIe- r Roserson

wedding
Mr.. Alden V. Fogle and Miss Essie
Rogerson, both OF this city, were
united in marriage at $3.50 o'clock Sat
urday evening by Rev. s. j. Cleeland
at his residence on East Vine street.
The ring ceremony was used. Mr..
and Mrs. Fogle will make their home
in this city.
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basket lunch was eb joyed
Grange Auxiliary

Grange Auxiliary ad' ueis,s S
Has Picnic vs. yat r
The Ladies' Auxiliary and members
of Clinton grange enjoyed a delightful
outing last Saturday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Henry.
About 125 people sat down to a good
old-fashioned picnic dinner, after
which the time was royalty enjoyed
by all.
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Dinner-Dance
Wednesday

A dinner-dance will be given at the
Mt. Vernon Country club Wednesday
evening. Reservations must be made
for dinner not later than o'clock
Tuesday.
? Mrs. II. H. Withgott is chairman of
the dance committee, and Mrs. II. C.
pevin of the dinner committee.
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Grubb-Bechtol
Reunion

/. The annual reunion of the Grubb-
Bechtol families was held at the
Leedy grove, near Ankentown SaMr-
day. Over 200 relatives and friends
were present and spent very enjoy
able day. Among the out-oftown
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Grubb, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Grubb and
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter of Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Ottinger and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Remy of Mansfield.
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TODAY MARKETS

,tT3y Associated Press 20 The Bannerl
Chicago Grain
Wheat Sept. l.44h; Dec, 1.26h.
Corn-Sept. .56&; Dec. .55as,
Oats-Sept, .34H; Dec. 1884
Pork-Sept. 1850.
l,ard--Sept. HOP; Dec. 11.15.
Ribs-Sept. 9.77; Dec. $50.
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'''The annual reunion OF the Melick
family win be held at idlewild park
Newark, Thursday, Aug. lS. All rela
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12
Experiments with
New Kind of Clover
Are Being Watched

Farmers ihronahonf the country
nalcnInn with Interest ihc expert
mnnt4 conducted hN the farm crops
department Of the ioen State college
with tho new unham clover.
The new plant whose growth Is
more than twenty times ~ fast AZ
that Of medium rnd clover. ~ believed
10 have come info existence some
years = In The nclnhborhood OF
u~niontown. Alabama. a was discoV-
cred TIM, iris plant had a. great a
growth In three o. IA months a.
the common biennial clover had ln
two years. The Importance OF the
new pinnt-cRficd Hubnm-was APP
prrclntcd almost az once
The announcement ~ the new dis
cutcfN waH firfi madc by n. II.
nnghcs o. the Iowa farm crops de-
partment The first Announcement
stated That the new Huham clover
than ftrcc months. A yeaf iator.
after breedlug experiments han been
conducted with the new clever, the
same ueunrtment announced that The
new clofrr had made n growth Of .
feet in 1h m~onths-an Increase Of
more than 100 per cent. Added 10
this fact must be considered The trc-
menuouE nrowth OF the uubnm clover
af compared with the ordinary me-
dinm rcd clover. The latter has an
average growth In az months Of
about five inches. Hnbam clover In
the same time grows . fcct-an In
crcas 81 about 2.e0o per cent.
Clover which grows 10 this hclsht
n OF no value for hay. naturally. but
~ principal uHr will be FOR y grccn
manure crop. n II In desired to use
\ Huham clever for hay Al g. only
necessary 20 plant Il more thickIy
than the average hRy Or pasture crop.
when IL Erowth viii not generally
cxcecd ~ or 9 feet. In many parts
% the country. the Iowa farm crops
department SAYS, ~ u possible TO Sc
eure two cuttings Of hay 81 excellent
qualify the same season that II "A
seeded. Y
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The Small Pumping Plant
New Mexico College Of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts and
Agricultural Experiment Station.

prc& nulietin No. sss says: By
Tar M must common system Of sup
plying irrigation water to the land ~
~ the gravity Fttfcm. There are
large areas OF good agricultural land
~ situated that they al not be lrr-
gated under this system. and ~ such
lands are found 70 have a good water
bearing formation az a moderate
depth IN many cases n VIII prove
profitable 10 develop Irrigation water
Tho reuai source Of water FOR
pumping L. from wells although run
ninC streams. ponds or other sum
cicnt supply ma. be used. IL mas be
necessary TO sink a small test well
to ceterminc u the proper quality
and quantity Of water ~ present. The
aNcrago well dus for domestic use H.
generally Tor irrigation on con Of
tts relatively small capacity.
Thc well should be dug NEARLY 10
water level u water h az a moderate
dcpth but drilled below this far
enough 10 insure n head which win
force the water Into fhc well during
un.pine. The casing below must be
perforated. or a stralncr provided.
extending twelve OF fifteen feet be-
low thle In the water bearing strata,
% allow the water to enter. The
lower y OF n perforated easing or
strtiner should be screened. The
diameter OF The caslag should be
ftom unc-third 20 one half larger
than the diameter OF the pump de-
sired, and tho openings In the per-
foratcd casing OF straincr should pro-
side a total area At least twelve times
that Of the cross scction % The caElnr.
The amount o. water required Will
depend On the crop raised. h type
Of poii, the area 10 be irrigated. the
depth Of water applied to tho land.
and distance water must be carried
20 put u on tho land. The area TO
be irrigated me the depth OF appli-
cation ore probably the most Inn
rortant although they are more or
less dependent on the other factors.
for Instance 10 the water is to De-
carried over or lacd on an open s1il
more water viii BE- lost in the distri-
button system and. therefore, more
must be pumped than would be nee
cksary FOG a close soil.
II a. sale 10 assume that when irri-
Ea-iun IN carried on under pumping
thnt the water win be moro carefully
used Than Be- the practice under gravity
systems. and the duty OF water viii
consequently be higher. but even with