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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. March 10 George Pollrtt
of Wilmington = spending eome tune here
With his parents Nr and Mr. Webster
Polhtt. 90 Ilghth street
Mis-, Flslo Parls II Eastou. Nd Is
spending several davs here with her broth
rr-in-law and SISTER, Mr. and Mrs \or-
man ! Goodwin
Mrs Harley Riggin is Visiting trlrnds
w Harrington and Phlladelpha. tins
week
Willard 4 Deputy Was severely n-
Jured. Yesterday. when IN axe with which
hc was splitting wood shipped from his
hand and cut several toes on his foot
Medical attention Was gwen bv ~ u
II I Eariowc
Mrs Harry Thomson is here with hrr
parents. Mr. and Mrs Harley 9 RigRn.
on CLAYTON avenue, for a vlslt
Harvey Phillips IS III AZ his home on
West street threatened hy pneumo lis
l. + Fosj1ev was seriously injured while
working AT the plant 81 the Laurel l.umher
Go. when a crank which he was using
to lIft logs from stram tank Slipped from
his grasp and struck hUn lniilCtnC n
ugl, cash on the forehead and nearl,
causing hlm to lo~r an cvc Medical At
tcntion was given hv pr J Roscoc
Elliott
The attendance and Membership
Contest recently hold by tho Brother
hood class of Chrst NJ 7 hurch tor
mnatcd Monday evening IN thc socIaI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. March 10 Mrs Lydia G.
jump. accompanied by her son. John c.
Jump. is visiting IN Wilmington and
experts 10 remain there during Tho rest ni
the north
Waltar j. Roach, son Of Mr. and Mrs
George 4 Roach. who was oprratcd on
AZ the Methodist Hospital. Philadelphia,
acvrral weeks ago. is reported rapidly
recovering from its effects NJ his homo
ncsr here
The, scrap assessment list for tho town
of Milford fnr tho wear 1921 has boon made
and poatCd IN several parts Of the town
William & Pratt. formerly of Milford
and nov of Fargo, y ~ ~ visiting here
~ tho homo of hls mother, Mrs Mary
Pratt
Hcrmaa Graham purchased. last week.
tho home owned and occupied hv Thomas
II Pierce. IN North Milford aud will
move INTO It ae soon rs Mr. Pierce vaCatca
Tho pronprtv consists ot bungalow and
about right acres nf ground
Ionla Councl. \n n. Daughters ~
Pocahnntae hold an OYSTER and chlckoo
salad supper last night IN GranEo tlHH,
which Wa vcl 4ttouded
The week thus far ~ this virInlty gives
every evidence ot tho ncar approach "t
spring The weather is very halnv, the
Temperature above normal. and ~ niRhts,
the frogs can hc hcnrd IN thC various
ponds Nanv have already begun ~
prepare thclr gardens and flower beds
SIx eases nf scarlet fever have hcCn
discovered IN Flleadnc = small town
about Eve mllee from here. and the public
school there has l,oen closed hv order ni
the local health authorities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
ENTERTAINMENTS At NEW ARK

Newark March 10 Plans arc beng
made nv pupils of the eighth grade Tor
tho dram8tIzRtlon nt ROBIN Hood the
coming sprIng. under the direction nf Niles
VI \lckcrann Students 1T the Women o
college ~ the trnch"f trimming eia9aet'
viii asqst with the work
'ndor tie auaplcra ot the acu'tv
Club nf Delaware COLLEGE Miss NirRInin
Powell viii give = aarlcs of rpadings from
tho q Henry stories md musical mono-
logurs this evening ~ Wolf lial
The Goal nr tho artist scrieR of oatertRin-
mcnts will bc held IN Wolf Hall.
SATURDAY. night The attraction vii be
John Barnes Wells. renowned as q tenor
singer
Thr Norncna Coliogc Dramatic luh
members are rehcarsInp Tor the musical
comrdv Miss lloh White which viii ''o
presented ~ = short tlmr
Ncmhcis of lyv astle u 6 will
attend arrvlrcs ~ the Newark " y
Church. SUNDAY morning
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ECH COUNTY NOTES.

Flktou. Md March 10 Joseph smith.
culorcd was arrested by officer Fadelv
az the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad police force.
charged with Illegal traln-rldlng Justice
Scotten imposed q sentence ot ten DAYS
IN Flkton laIl
William G. Snarr. assistant agent for
Hartford county, has been appointed
agricultural agent for Cecil county. SUD
cecdng J HARRY knode who resigned to
take q similar position IN Franklin county,
Pa
Governor RItchie has declined 10 call
a. extra session of the Maryland Lcglsla-
-ure 70 enact legislation proposed 10y the
AntI- Saloon League on the grounds that
there does not exist In Maryland an
emergency
NJ and Ns Kent Conpcr of New York
CITY have returned from an almost world
wIic wedding tour through all the coun-
trIcs Of Europe and South America AIT
Cooper FORMERLY was Miss Marian Roth
well. niece ~ Charles X Foard and the
Misses toard of Flkton Mr. Cooper Is
assistant manager Of the associated Press
IN New York City
\ pet dog owned by William BOYER oi
Porter Bridge disappeared last week
and upon returning home showed signs
of suffering with rabbies whed II was killed
Othcr dogs IN that locality also have
hccn dispatched bv thClr owners
The Ladies Auxiliary Of mon HoSplta
Of Colora cleared about 500 at bake
held last Saturday for the benefit Of the
hospital
Women Missionary society Of Xlor
Presbyterian Church was entertained
this Afternoon, At the home Of Mrs
Norman Wright at Grcenhurs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Mothers! Give The Little
Ones Syrup Pepsin y
They like DR.. CsI5wsll's, and !, quickly
relieves their constipation
and headaches.

pEGTN To teach the child regular daily
- elimination as young as possible,
and much constipation will be avoided
later in life. The most convenient hour
throughout life is Immediately upon
arising. II does not then interfere with
play, school or work.
When IN spite of your efforts q mem
her Of the family becomes c0nstipated,
give Dr. Csldwell's Syrup Pepsin IN The
size dose directed on the bottle. II IS
mild, gentle laxative safe for young
babies, effective for grownups. u ~ the
largest selling liquid laxative IN the
world, and most economical as sixty
cent bottle will last you many months
For your information, Or. Cnldwelps
Syrup Pepsin IL q compound ~ Egyptian
SIENNA and other simple laxative herbs
with pepsin and plesssnttsstlng gro
matics. Look on it as a good family
friend, useful 70 relieve constipation
and symptoms like headache, bilious
ness. colds, fever, bad breath, loss ~
appetite end sleep. II IL no eXaggera-
ton 10 say that millions ~ families are
never without bottle ~ Dr. Caldwell g
Syrup Pepsin II safeguards their health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
COURSE IN BACTERIOLOGY.

Newark March 10 announcement
has bocn madr hv the Johns Hopkins
University Baltimore of the establish
mcnt Of now course in practlcl hacter-
lolngv. which coursr will hc taught hy
procssnr J NJ lc' nto nov ot Delaware
college
Professor Let ntn IN addition 10 teach
ing hactcriology ls also track coach NJ
DcIawar,. and thlv branch nf sports has
bccn a great suCrcas during the pnHi
connie oC wears under his directions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware city. March ~ Claude
rilds an cmploSc of tho s. General
{ are, is confined 20 his home by illness.
MISS tgncS Weaver Of NlImingto on.
d. p guest II Mrs William Thompson tor
The ucek
John swan. who for the past three
months has becn employed by he Penn
81, anna railroad IN Wilmington. has been
lafl on and returned 20 his home here
Mrs Laura Mcintosh has purchased
tho proportl ~ John Met Nc on NdamS
sftnrf
-ergea,t and Mrs /chlcN Who had
heeu living With NJ ard Mrs John
SaNfau for thc past three months. have
moved a. on du Pont
Mr. Hauon u III ~ the home Of hcr
lsuehta Nr= " BnckSnu. ~ =
Gcorg,
Nh. Hatr, Rose Who has hccn scIl-
nusl, IN ~ hcr home on Hamilton atro"'
b. fmptplug
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NIWS OF SEAFORD

~cai,rd March 10 Nr and Mrs J
Ihrtan ~tuart announce the arr, al
81 - ioi pound hah, Elrl which has been
canned Mary Elizabeth
Nh and Mr.. lohn Marvel ~ ,lenk'n-
town. ~ am here visiting her sister, Nrs.
Nattha Duftalnrl
Nrs ! lmory Wiley. who gave hUth
10 hahv bov AZ the amhrldge Md hos
pital. 81 Washington shrthdav and which
was ~ Once named George Washington
Wiley. returned 10 her home here. YES
.ordnN
Mn Charles Butler and Misses Ruth
VI, rea and Emma Nichols, ~ Federals
burg. we're guests YESTERDAY ot M and
Mrs Dorsey Blake u
Nr and Mrs 'harl,s Burton OF Wash
natou u t sro visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs : " Burton near town
Harlan Moore and Jack Beech oi
pttshurg. Pa. arc here visiting Mr..
Moor parents. Mr. and Mn George
n Moore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
DIED AT DOVER

povct March 10 Mrs lara 3.
" ood aged g. wears vifr II pcnnN !
Wood 81 this town died TUESDAY. after
IN illness ~ several weeks She Is survived
- her husband and three childrCa b, Z
,rothcr Edward ! Faucctt. and = SlStcr.
Mrs lester Morris both 1T thIs town
Funeral services wore held last evening
and tho remains were taken ~ t'corgr-
town her former homo today for u;cT-
Tufnf
Word Va received here Yesterday,
81 tho suddrn death m Baltimore ou
SsuIrda, ssi 81 Miss lA77ie Hopkins ot
taston Md a frequent visitor to Dover
ard tamdcn
I he remains of Mrs lNd3 Tayior.
sister 1t tdward Ford of Chcswold. who
died IN lincoln Nebraska several DAYS
.sa were shipped 10 Cheswold, Tuesday
Tor lnterment N Bethel cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
THEY CHARGED EVIL
BUT HAD NO PROOF
Cecil County Grand Jurors Re-
buked Those Who Preferred
the Charges.

~rc. rat ,'attrsrondence of Ever fvoniuG
TIktou. Nd March 10 \ petition
signed ~ Twenty-Five church mamheIs
rcauc. sod the grand lur, to investigate
alleged s,lcs ot liquor and bottlng %
horse racing ~ Fulton When tho signers
were summoned before tho Jurv thov
could not give ANY inflammation merely
expressing !, hchct that the cvis had
prevailed
Tho petition VAS ignored Us tho grand
ulr> with advice 70 the slgnrrs 20 get the
evidence jctorc fhcy brought charges be
fore that body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
WANT MORE PAY.

Georgetown, March 10 { 'lamlng that
he was not getting enough to feed hlm-
self and purchase the necessary clothing
needed, James u Robinson of Bethel, who
for many months has hcen III charge oi
the drawbridgc NJ that place. refused
the offer madc him by the Low curt
last week, and John : Gihhs has been
chosen ~ salary of SlSS per Year R"htn-
son was 10 receive s2O pr month
John II Lingo has bccn chosen bridge
tender 1T Scaford, NJ salary of $3.50 per
annum II hc will accept the appointment
ri the salary \ long petition, sIpned hv the
prominent business mon and farmers 10
the virinltv Of Scaford. asklog far Mr..
hngo's appointment, is IN the hands OF
the authorities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
LAUREL TOWN ELECTION.

Laurel, March 10. The hienninl elec-
ton of Laurel was held Yesterday after
noon between the hours of and o'clock
and resulted IN the following being elected
Mayor Harry i Fooks.
Councilman First ward, George VI.
Otwcll: second ward, Frank Y Davis;
third ward, Harvey W Hastings: ut
large. Arthur s. IIcarn and Minos r..
Culver.
The contest for the office Of council
men nj large was very close, 6 {. Fills
hclng defeated hy the marrow margin of
10 votes
Tho total number Of votes received was
Ms follows. Harry X Fooks. 27l M'no-
T. Culver, i35; Arthur $ lIoarn, POO,
Georgr II Otwcll, 100 Harvey W Hast
ings, o3 Frank I Davis. %. { I. Ellis
iIb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
TlRTWTR ANipITATIoN.

Seafnrd Natch ~ II has been learned
hcrr tina Bahcri " t,ordy. who entered
,be pen,ns,ll. Gonctal Hospital SAILS
at, Nd Monday for treatment - his
lrp uhich bad loch amputatcd AZ the
knee several months ago following p se
,erc accplcnt winch ho sustained ~ his
ee plant here last JUL WI have tn
t,,s two NOR. inches sc 'hc leg taken of
The log dll not heal following the first
operation. consequently t'nrtN had ~
- enter tho hospital - ascertain WHY
Nthough ~ has but one leg o'ordv
retained hls position as chief ~ the Sea
fotd hrr department and directs the trr-
nirp With ~ much ,lgnr and alortncs- ~
ln he parp1 daNs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

W. James ~ Wien r'Fer~A 'rr
vi,b rrrupasir-r fanv 'nrs thla
r,hie zease '-ff tfr rlrirss md .aI
- rrrf
ne 1naliv ire.isd afisr rrarr
epaaelsss sfrfdv hst 10
fraa frp-1 rtrriraaftsrn rfd t.r
lated Impurities rrurr' FIIeH
actd ders,zits .rrrr zaoivei f.a
and ruuarlsa and erJalie.i AZ III frs .nn
With fhls ,ina rtni r.ral.f
r,hvsirisns made rrr.rr rufs ,nd .lI
cornrnunded prescription fIar Hrt
and cornuletalr tau.ahrd .rrr
symptom ~ rsnrlrneftSn .r.m
Hr freely gave rs lrrrrr fnrtNr
rhn tfok rfh wtat ulEat
called marvellous -ilocrss tffUr
urgIng ~ deoided ~ Iet sufferers .vrf
where knovw about Uis f,srovrrr
the newspapers H Dauiorfb haf ent
appointed agent ~ t.lnnrNu
vicinItv With no inderstandinH rtr
~ vlll freely ~ rr +nr prrtasr rl|.
IN the FIRST --vo nottlrs - SD uho sfafr -H..
re~rivcd In benefit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

nth tha hstrrr-r
r i tbrr pr'fel
cr,r frrrr eer r.tf
siorrrr ri'l ~ sYH .e
plishmer' II 'tr grIfrr
enc D-iora ?. .r- nr1 ar
The .i'eil. uporfarf fra.--
adoption f frr sra fte go
~ hsh from 80 s'~r 'r if'r
rvrr and har "1f rfrfr
shn terrrs ,f ,e-f aA,ffrf
'bnre ,ar
Driavarr rrrv
iaficr ~ ~trr rr-tf
rypesiblr ~ uee
A,lt y = ffr s|sr ttr rrsfr
s,sr. y, eyr-' r-s- III II .,.rr'i ir y, -s 4
uniform lrv,sla' rf rh fa fr F
able ~ tLc r-hrr-.-s ~ t.ff frfrr
Dela-arr esrrrrt-r.e.r ~rr .-r rr
n Bord'er Dr'awar- 'r tawr
7 Hall Andrrror il,rr- n'fr-r ifavr
Sa-r0virk Fil-r.- vtrf .rr-tsr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

Milford March 10 SATURDAY night
suumbcr Of the Young fricrd> Of Miss Lila
Hudson surprised her AZ her home on
North Milford upon the occasion Of her
fifteenth hurt hdsv aunlverSarv Music.
dancng and games we're the order Of the
evening after which refreshments were
served
hose present we're tho Misses NIrgInls
smith Fdth Coulhourrc Emma Ian
dale Sars Grler Rebeccs Matthews
Hcdvr Matthews Thelma Jewell
Elizabeth Reed, Mare Moore and Mvrs
irkerman and the NIcssrl Harry Nlr-
ward William smith George Truitt
Lynn Pratt Eugene Pratt Evans Abbott
Donsld ~hcckleN and Oliver Boslev
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seaford Fire Chief Must Lose
Two More Inches From Re-
Gently Amputated Leg.
HUGE LITTER OF P0RKERS

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Delaware CITY. March 10 What IS
believed 10 hc the largest family oi pigs
ever accumulated over night IN this
SECTION va. discovered by Austin Saxton,
a farmer near here. when. yesterday morn
ips on eoiug to feed his pigs he discovered
~ nov hosrders clustered about their
mother. Mr. SaNtons prIzc SOW
N,ne of tho nov family died shortly
after hirth hut tho other eleven look strong
and are DOING nicely
Tho largest known hitter before tins
re..rd-smashmg family arrived was 10
born ~ q SOW owned hv Jacob Rudntck
al NJ Whlch lived The SOW raised ls, ard
thc other Vas raised on a bottle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NEW COIORED SCHOOL.

Milford March 10 The new slx-room
-oiored schoolhouso here IS gong up very
spidlN tho brick work will bc finished
'hls week and II Is expected that the
-oof Will hc put on soon It the weather
perWts The placing Of the sewage and
itsipage ptpcs has bout heen completed
~ tho contractors and Viii lie connected
with the nov sew age pipe beng laid up
Church street
This building Is being erected from funds
gwen hv the Delaware State School
AuVhary and wher completed will be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NIpDIFTowN ELECTION.

N,ddlotown. March ~ The annual
town election. vcatcrday. resulted az
follows
commissioners Walter $ Lrthorhurv,
president William \ honnvan. secretary
Dr ! Allen Johnson, Thomas lrnlt'
Edward NJ Records, Daool " SievrnF
clerk and collector
Roard of Health Dr Edward "
Vaughan. pr " s 7 Comhe. lav &
DAVIS
Nttornrv Frank R,gga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

rirp with acute indgei tior, waa reported
improved last evening.
II paws 20 care for voir clothes Red
Cedar Compound makes u reliable pro-
lection against moths. 2bc package ".
Challenger ard Son, Prescription Phaf-
nncistH ADV
Vincent Mullin of Second street who
Inns beer confined 20 his home for several
weeks with illness last evening was much
improved
sartox blood purifier, makes the beet
spring tonic : / 0nper bottle T. Challenger
and Son, Prescription Pharmacists ADV.
Mrs u 4 Lank. Of West Sixth street is
i'll with the grip
Vietrolns and Records. Bfidgowa,er.-
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
|. OPEN kOSTRlLS! END
A COLD OR cATtRRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty Your cold il head or
satarrh disappears. Your clogged rostrils
s1l open, the air passages Of your head
sill clear ard YOU can breathe freely No
more snufiing hawking. mucous dis
'hsrge, drNness or headache, no strug
gling for breath AZ night
Get 4 small bottle Of Ely Cream Balm
from your druggist and apply a little Of
tins fragrant antiseptic cream in your
nostrils II penetrates through every air
passage Of the head soothing and healing
the swollen Or Unframed mucous mem
hrane giving YOU instant relief Head
eolds snd catarrh Weld Ike magic Don I
stsN siuffed-up and miserable Relief is
sl.rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
LADIES' AID OFFICERS.

Georgetown, March 10, The Ladies'
Aid Society of McC Collcvs NJ r. Church,
acar Rcdden has elected officers for the
ycHr, as follows
Mrs Robert Ncascv, president Mrs.
Jacob Smith, vice president Mrs William
Jester, treasurer, Mrs. Oliver Jester,
secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
DEATH OF RECTOR
At CHESTERTOWN
Rev. Henry 3. Martin, Formerly
OF Emmanuel p. e. Church,
Died From Effects of Fall.

Special Correspondence ~ Everr Evening
Cheatertawn March 10
Rev br TIcnrg y Martin. former
rector of Emmanuel rrntestapf Fpaieo-
pal Cbufch who bae been nuite ~ for the
nast two weeks died AZ hia home or Frori
street. Gheatertown. Tuesday night age1
about ~ Years Dr Martin foil on the
street. recently. which wae the beginning
Of his fatal llnesa
Dr. Martin succeeded tho late Rev
Stephen { Roberts AZ rector Of Emmanuel
church. tbis town. ard remained ~ the
Hctvice until about year ago whom his
health began 10 fail lie camc ~ hester
town from Wcat Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

hall Of the hu ch, when the losing side
gave the yictora delightful banquet
The funeral Of Mrs Mary NJ. Henry,
aged 81 years, ,gwho died at her home on
Sixth street. Monday morning, from an
attack of apoplexy following an attack
Of pneumonia was held at Christ NJ T..
Church, yesterday afternoon, Rev. ". /.
Hoffman officiating Interment in NJ. I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

superior 20 the school now III use here by
the white children Tho lighting and ven-
tlation are 20 bc of tho latest model, ard
there will be ample space for all the chi /
drer. ard ir addition play grounds ard
athletic fields will lac arranged The build
ing will bc ready for occupation by the
BEGINNING of the reNt schnnl term
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

trrd 80 wffr nrue nnf i
drstta-if d tahr
fr,ai lrefIe of~Y rpf lrbf
Hddretf ~ q frll
usH. -tl W tirgior rrr.
Horu,eio. fn f,er
foig rvp dti ira rr.i ~
ltran,e. ar1 usV
fLs heu Wr,r rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

Majesty If the Ia " seems 20 be going
the va ~ other ma ies,ies Norfolk
yfrRtnian-pii0t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Use Pyramid
Be Happy
II Endurance is HeinR Tried to the
Limit Get BOX Of Pyramid
Tile Supposttorirs

II you are struggling with the
pain and discomfort Of itching.
bleeding. protrudinG piles or hemor-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

Accept california SNrup Of rigs
only-Iook for the name California on
the package then YOU are sure Your
child is having tthc best and most
harmless phy sic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels Children love its
fluity taste. Irull directions on each
bottle You must say california
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-11-02
,OW TO farm UNDER
BOIL WfEVIL CONDITIONS

The march of the boil weevil across
the cotton belt has been accompanied
by panic and demoralization. Farm
ers, bankers and merchants frighten-
ed by one or two years Of heavy losses,
nave in many cases, curtailed opera
tions and credits to the point whcre
farming was stifed and labor, was
forced to leave the country to prevent
starvation. There are signs6 that a
similar panic may occur in parts of
| this state unless means are taken to
reassure the people and point out a
safe course for agricultural operations
under boil weevil conditions. TO this
end Ngroup of practical farmers and
business men in cooperation with the
Extension Bureau have studied the
situation in the light Of their own cx-
perience and that Of other states and
the accumulated experimental results
or governmental agencies and beg
leave to present the following sugges-
tlons and program as one which will
meet the situation, preventing demor-
9alization and enabling our farming
and business interests to continue
1 profitable operations. wa
1t is especially important to pre-
lvent our people from stampeding in
Ito new and untried fields of agricul-
8ture in which they will fail for lack
GOT Information and experience. Pro-
3mising new crops should of course be
tested and where proved successful
3should be increased as rapidly as, the
speople gain experience but not faster.
The problem is not so much as to
GWhat TO do as it is how to reassurc the
9peoplc and get the information of how
Ito proceed to every farmer, renter, and
Asharecropper in the state. This must
3be done if it is done at all by the larg-
ger farmers, merchants, bankers and
professional men who should make it
8their business to reach the isolated
sfarmcrs and tenants and discuss with
8them the program of operations un-
$der boil weevil conditions. The great
8est responsibility rests upon the land
Sowners. If they are going to continue
Ito own their lands they will be oblig
hed to see TO it thit those who farm
them have corrtcS information and
closest supervision, for the average
farm tenant must have sympathetic
sand correct instruction and active su-
ipervision until he thoroughly learns
3the new methods of operation.
4 A few broad principles of operation
sfor the whole state may be suggested:
81 First..,-Destroy Immediately all cot
@ton stalks as soon as the crop is
gathered. This will prevent the hatch
.3ng of millions of new weevis during
November. The old weevils do not
hibernate until cold weather and the
destruction Of their food supply will
cause them to die before frost. The
carrying out Of this suggestion at
5bnce is imperative and every effort
should, be made to induce every farm