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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-03-25
i congress to meet in April.


ot congress to meet in April.
Senator Harrison insisted that
such Legislation would greatly in
crease the cost of living to The con
Slmer, who would have to pay for
the protection granted. He pointed
out that the measure was designed
solely to fool the western farmer
ard as hope TO the southern farm
or. some increase were to be made
me Jarl1 on ca@tan cotton goods
con,ended th1y such legislation
Woo.d inevitably lead to rePrsals
~ 9lher haHoAsi that as a matter
e- faet, Argentina and some other
countries had already notified mem-
uefs OF the House Ways and Means
committee, Where tariff legislation
re e4natls, that If the bl'l becomes
-a" these countries surely would en-
as similar traiils against the pro
cues OF the United States.
pc senator referred to the fact
laet the United states had become
; creditor nation instead OF q debtor
..-aA during the last few years;
ma, 1t was necessary because of
tlls that exports be hot above i'm
PORTS, as they had been during the
few years, and that anything
hat tends to cut off exports, such
as reprlsal tariffs, would affect the
-untry adversely
he referred TO some increases in
the proposed tariff bill which he said
would be 40 cents bushel on wheat,
eight cents per gallon on milk, ~
a. hr,d,;oo,, oo,,.,,v,,,, win boyo n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-03-25
SENATOR HAR
RISON SPEAKS
CrOUded House AppidUdS the
Senator's EiOquence.

Sel-@tNA a Harrison was greeted
by throng Cf citizens of Macon
and NoXubee county, which filled the
seats and left many standing when
he spoke in the Lyceum theatre at
Macon Tuesday night.
The senator arrived in Macon al
8;30 in the afternoon and was met
at the train by committee Of ladies'
and gentlemen representing the Pa
rent Teachers association and the
Citizens committee Of Macon. He
stopped in the business part Of town
to visit around and shake hands with
the citizens, and then proceeded to
the home Of Senator Minor, whose
guest he was While here, He was
there entertained at a supper at
which We're present representative
men from various sections Of the
county.
Senator Harrison's speech was
postponed halt an hour and themeet-
ing at the Methodist church put for
ward the same length Of tine. so
mos. OF the c9ngpegation at the
church later heard the senator.
IN irrrodjeino +ha Senator M,
M. -.:., ~. :. ,,--.,..-.......,f.-'
I--1sd g So &C. ,.'',-' ,''' " t'1-.
~ nc ~ |o'O 9'i401S
all4a.seu' ana ~ Ne" YORK ID the
head councils Of Democracy, Senator
Harrison was recognized as ma
tio7s1 f~,,,a -s gre9+ s5iF+,, and
----' ''''. -'--7.775'pPi may "-""'7
had great national Hgure III The Sc
rata-JeEerson Davis, Lamar, Wal
taau, George and John Sharpe Will
Iams and when Tho last named ra-
t, .,.- ..,.. H., -.,.. ,.n,......
'- ---'' s''- -'-
ana greatness - -4ss-ss-Pll "o--"
sui 1e malhlalAeu e-A a.te' -ealieas
and faithful hands.
Senator Harrison's adaal-s, .u part
was as follows;
n t5v s bers lo7ft m wt.b
III -on. .;-1 ,.o,, at,.,+ Como
w. '--" ~ ''--'
o- me lA.AsS --'~- Nave ""ppe'i7~ -''
ant months and fox.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-03-25

CONTINUED on Fifth psgel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Builders Association
Meets With Realtors

Representatives from Ire local
builders association we're guests AZ the
Thursday roo- meeting OF TIE pueblo
Real Estate ExcaauSe in the Com
rus-cs clno -uor-s
Plans were discussed for develop
Ing method ot stimulating horne
building II this city 4 plan fayo-,.,.
BY tie exchange WIS the organization
ot building and iosr association. and
committee Is 20 D appointed BY
B J Parker. president % the er-
change. il whose hands the drawing
- OF working plan for this aSso-
cl2tio1 i 20 Be placed
Members OF this committee a-s 70
- selected from the Real Estate Er-
change -hs Pueblo Building aSso-fz-
ton. tie Trades assembly. the Com
re-ce club ard the BuildinS Trades
Council Appointments VII be made
Immediately.
The idea K TO create Al association
Wherein parsons desiring - hrilG
homes nay take stock and secure
loars for completing the buIltiuzs- IL
i hoped according TO the secretary
OF The exchange. 70 make the rate q
interest on these loans as io< As :
PER cent
Perry Dunlap. .. = Ha-., Z :.
Whltiock. 2 \ Cherry, Mou-os Na--
bic. ard Roy Moore were p-pscr. AZ
the exchange meeting Il addition 20
regular Ssr-He-s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Grand Stand Buns

TIE s7atstard a. the bAscaz.Ii
grounds EroEu as Parks Seld. tr.s.
south % the Ei1necua hospital. zas
practically totally dest-uye. By -i-s at
70 O'clock Th-uStzy night Tie dre
o.ca1se cf the EatEre os TIE biA-e.
IS believed b. f-elea TO have been
uf iIcsndLz-- c-l-1l- TIE Ioss vas e.
ti1-ztsd a. s51o'. TIE insurance car
ned OF the structure = between 3. 90
and 3 90
F's-s CH!sf Ctrsty stated lasr night
tzat when the IRE fighters reached the
scene the structure appeared 20 -
1h-Azs for alrnosS its tuIl length. The
Use q gasoline i suspected.
Ire CHEZ states rhz- the salvage z-i-1
amount % ppruxiu4teiy . per csa-
og the structure
Fourteen hundred feet % hose zzzs
zsed b the f-rzen ard there vas 70
L1rk of =ztsr. but the extent o. chs
bi1ze and tie Lcia---iaollity CT the ma
terlzl ysas such thzt i was q sco1 Job
20 save any oS IL
The later alarm from the 1870 block
o. 5s-klsy E1S f2lse-
4 snail she'd IRE. starting a. : o'-'o.-S
Thursday evening. AZ the rear of a
sore a. i-1s Eoutt avenue. was carse,-
By hot ashes. according 70 Il ryro-t
f-u- Fire Chies Ch-1zty. TIE tz--aze
ans about 81 he stated
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Invisible Guests
For European Relief

P1sbloaus viii be given an oppo--
tcu.cy 20 take part il an Invisible
Guest banquet, 70 be held at the Con-
gress hotel, Tuesday evening, March
Is. At : O'clock
Absolutely all expenses :o- this ban
gus- are 70 be paid from ether sources
the tuu amount ot the price tor each
plate SO, IS TO so toward the RELIEF ut
the uute-rourished children Of Eastern
and Central Europe
Cards are being sent out to citizens
OF Pueblo. marked tor return 70 c. B
Garlic. treasurer OF the Pueblo relief
committee In the blanks or this card
the recipient may marx the number of
plates he wishes reserved. before re-
turning IL
However. the committee Is anxious 70
have IL understood that the receipt Of
one % these cards l. by no means
necessary for making application for
space n the dinner. checks are ac-
csqc2ble by the trczsure-. g B Car
lie. First National hank building
city
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11

Clerks OF the District Court vs-
Clerks OF the County Courts
This is not the title OF q law suit.
but It is the title ct a difference Of
opinion with relation TO a bill which
has jus. passed both houses Of Shs
state legislature and is now before the
governor for his signature or veto.
And the result OF this difference yes
,sriay was 4 rapid IRE boruoardrne-lt
OF converse tons between county court
clerks OF the state, in AT etfort to
stand off the action CT the governor
until the objections OF the county
clerks can be properly presented to
his eNcsllercy.
The bill provides FOR far zee Of
So 80 fer the dockerirE OF most caSes
dIe6 in the district and county courts
District clerks claim thts system will
os highly beneficial and save much IN
the line % complications ot accounts
a. the same time i IS said II Will bring
into the county treasury double the
amount IN fees that are now resolved
by the clerks A. present the 1Ts-
docket fee for ding & suit : s. wlsE
-har Is used Up the httsart has 20 be
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
NEW POLICE CABINET
LEADS TO RECOVERY

Recover cf q small iA4ys usrist
= Ateh q gT71su make .hr1 lie ehscx-
AaE ct local paEnb-oksrs rerc-r.
against the police !rdsx q stolen 1-ur
eTtF led % tte ares. ur ". : Dls-g-
e1so1 and u. wife. E.as. sixth stree
me watch. acGp-1-1E 10 -cfice. hA.
been r4v1ed BY Ms Dickinson. w.
save her address - L. E.azt sixth
street. % the broker Detectives vent
% that address ard found the rair
stil tn bed. a1o1; O'Clock Thurs
day morning
Az ths police station. Ddcss-zo- told
the STORY % meeting stranger or
the Uuicu avenue bridge. This man
Attempted 70 sell HIN -sWeIry. he
states. and upon Dtcxsasou's ggsz-
ttoui1= OF him. TIE man gave hiu the
watch and we1. o. Dickinson sent
4t 90 his wife. he tells -hs rcl-r. ~fo
vas t1s1 IN Denver. L reached that
city after his wife had started f1r
Pueblo. and vas fcrEarisd 20 the
Pueblo address left by her she Is
said 70 have rAwust Il "Wednesday
The watch was found 30 &c one
reported stolen from the home cs Dr.
r Waiusisy, ti3- North Nai- street.
on Feb. 70 lDicks1so1 tod rolca that
the man who gave hiu the watch also
had a dtArucltc rias- \ ring Nas stoi-
en- from tEs SARA address AZ N. tine
shs waEeh vas taken Puiice are at
tempting 30 l1czte thts ring azrs ard
IN Denver
a letter informing h.s -iss q tEs
ss1G-r- . = l-tLa E1ck1se as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION OVER
BILL TO CHANGE COURT FEES

called on for more money. making it
iuconysrienI for both the office and
the liIissut, il IS asserted Il also pro
videS for the turning in TO the county
treasury OF all fees in the hands Of the
clerk belonging 70 pending and unset
tied cases The average cost OF clerk
fees on suits fled Is said to be about
IS under present arrangements IN
the hands ot the Pueblo district clerk
ths-e Is money attached TO unsettled
Bin becomes 3 law all this will go into
the county treasury
County court clerks object 70 the
new law because they say il does not
repeal the law regulating the ICES Of
county lC6EeSs county judges are oo-
Lssd 70 charge 3 fee for every sitting
in every case, no matter how brief. and
i i asserted that Il The new bill b.
comes . lav they will not know which
Aw 20 obey and cannot obey both All
the fees from all the courts so event.
ually into the county treasury, the
Judges and the clerks being paid
straight salaries
Among the several objections the
county court CLERKS have 10 the bill
IS the fact that u makes no provision
: a heavy business With the COUNTY
courts II Is claimed that the approval
OF this bill will very seriously com
plicats the Zee system % the county
courts, as il offers no solution ot the
problems which VIII then confront
them
Il IS claimed by advocates @; the
new bill, that i repsals eu laws in con-
flick. but the county court officials
u zs issue on this statement with the
ave---sut that the law relating to
county judges fees IS a separate law
entirely, and therefore * not repealed
l. T Morgan. clerk OF the county
court vas busy all ia- vest erJiay II
telephone communication with other
county CLERKS and stated that they
are unanimously against the bill
Governor Shc-2 and various mem
o%rs OF both houses were Consulted
wiki regard - the measure ard Il :
Understood that the governor has
Promised 20 hold OF his signature IN
III the county coCr- clerks car -
beard: y - understood further. that
long letters setting forth the cbjec-
tious TO the Law have been nailed 70
the executive
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
HAVE ORGANIZED
FOR PROTECTION

The Aiuuequa Community club, with
a membership q over 81 residents
south % the Besssz1sr ditch and west
CT the steel WORKS A. recent meeting
tecidst % organize tor the purpose
% protection against burglars. hold
ups aat sneak thieves.
-O-LnS 20 The fact thAt we have 10
pol.cs protection IN this section % the
city. said A. ofnctal q ths club yes
te-tay. it Is obvious that NC shouic
Go so-ethi1< 10 project ourelves
against Burglars. sneak thieves and
holt-Eps- Ne have perfected system
thz- TTilI furnish protection 20 the
homes ot every member q TIE club
ard susS;eiouz Characters seen OF the
Heights ars closely watched In this
ssc-1or of P-ehlo j. a community of
from s.rd % 5000 persons wholly AZ
ire mercy o< tz-breasers. A. leSs- 30
fsr a. city protection ts concerned
z-t II view % thls fsr- we have de-
cided 20 pro-ec[ ourselves
Ths cubs executive committee have
cas-sc % = protective system, meets
weekly in 9crst Conferences, and the
sy's-ez 80 sar has worked efficiently
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Gnl Reserves Leave
For Colorado Springs

-rs-e VII - 70 meeting q ths Cen
;sznlai sri reserves This afternoon.
and there vii es 10 cAil5rs1-s clSs-
Ses-r1ly -1--1zzs ths 8 because
Mss Fss-s= and SuEs ot the girl -
se-ve< are song 20 attend TIE cor
ters-cs q the htSh <-hoci st-ts n
Coio-16o srrrs< CT F-ttzy. SaSz-1ay
a-5 S-ztay
Ev=-yaotE's scr-s El-.s VII p-z-cs-s
el-slsz- tlI a. $50 cEzs sve-.-S and
have s-pP-- AZ -hs Seventh s--g,s.
l-l--zrs z -hs : " c l.
E-1il=- sSz-1- - tbs evening ro-
IL z--s ard -Esl- escorts
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11

LADIES DAY
At LIONS CLUB

Thursday was Ladies day for mem
bsrs OF the Pueblo Lions club. al their
noon luncheon and meeting at the
Congress hotel Music was furnished
by McDoraid's orchestra; there Vas
a solo by Mrs. EeeS- Entertainment
by actors from the Fantagss Nauts-
VILE WAS s-o:EAse- feature, and Louis
Brsnnison gave one Of his humorous
sketches
European relief were present 20 sell
tickets for the Monday night enter
tainmSur, 70 be given at the Majestic
thssts- for the benefit OF the sSa-ytns
children OF Europe.
Ladies day, IL was announced Thurs
DAY. VIII be 4 regular and frecue1t
event with the members Q: the club
and their families.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
jubilee Singers
Score Big Hits

The concert given BY Brownies
Metropolitan Jubilee SeNtetts AZ the
steel WORKS Y. NJ c. a Auditorium
ias- night was A marked success
the besc entertainments % is kind
ever given in Pueblo. The house
z.Es well flisd with an enthusiastic
and spp-ecL1t4vc Audience Several
hundred people attended the show
The program was divided iEto two
parts a. follows
FIRST PART
/ Out where ne West Begins
.--.....-..-.. BY M-. Hudson
= \ Lirti4 Wheel Rolling n Ny
Heart -------By The Com pzL1y
J. Grautfa;hsr's Cl0es -.--.-.-5y
Mrs. Della Brown and Company
1 Want To Be Ready -.------.
;. Old SLACK Joe ------------By
Mr.. Brown and The Comp1-y
:. Re Dat Bsli=vsth -----.--.-
.....-..---..-By The Company
:. You Shall Be Frss ..-...---.-
.l--.-By Mrs. Della Brown
,. Ny oulsst one. BY The Company
Intsrnhsstou Five Minutes
SECOND PART
L Pa1o Selections tu1 numbers
---. BY Miss Ma Davis sl-Psou
: Their Evening Pssttms. songs,
Jokes and JiCs -.-...--..---
By Mr.. Hudson and Mr. BriSxs
!. Ny Old kzniucsy Home ..-.--
--.---..- BT Mrs. DsiIa Browne
4. N0ths- Goose Rhymes, IL songs.
--- --.-.----.- By Ths Company
s. Are You F'rUm Dixisf .-.-.---
.-.-.-.-.----- By The Cpmp1r
!. DLvy Jones Locker .---.-----
......--...-Bg Afr. Browne
:. Jest We Three. sonrs -..--
BY Browne. Hudson and Briggs
g Carry Ne Back To Old Elr=-ri1
-.-....Bg Tls Company
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11

found i- the -ou1au-s possession s.s1-
9 by D5-zs-sou- Il was pos-r-1rs set-
Isr-sr-
D.cse-sor. according 70 police. se-T-
in cks army under the 1zu1e cr
.-.Lso- He viii o hsit uutiL as
aer-t car ae fully Investigated
The value % the recovered watch u
not less thar ,ico. police state The
recovery demonstrates the pa1-ttcA-
sfii.y % the new filing cabinet and IL
1ex sys-er1 sor tosE and stolen goods
This cabinet hAs paid f0- ltseE.
already Chtef Of Police Daily stated
Thursday afteruool-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
More Licenses Needed

Nery close 20 1 60 autonoate ozu-
s-S of Pueblo county are stir f1l---a=
With the iA~ hy going without is-1
Licenses and more than 8 weeks % tHe
year have elapsed-
Il fs believed. however. thzE GOD
y proportion o. that number stu have
their cars IN the garages o. II TIE
repair ard paint shops
Il ts stated tHat ths osIicsrs PRO
pose 10 enforce both the city and st4te
iSEs IL this respect ard when ca-s
are found IN use without this years
tags the o~us-s ~tI b placed u1te-
arrest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Wall Cleaning
AT Court House

Court toc-e tarItc-S are doing a
wonderful work IN the Ire Of clean
ing the walls and ceilings ct the hall
ways and 50 fAr some OF the Offices
Il Is the intent OF the commissioners
70 have 81 least all the Railways
cleaned in this manner The build
Ing was occupied n ts13 and during
the eight years .hs Ealis ard cell
i-Es have become sotied 70 a degree
really surprising. though no. 50 much
noticed urril the washing process vas
h-.-T-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
POLICE GET
BURNT MATCH KID"

Special 20 The Chisstair-
CpIo-aEo SPRINGS, March i1--l- an
alleged confession obtained from VII
liam Eordo. Korean arrested he-e this
morning by Polire o-aos-s, C9ioTa9o
springs Police state rha- Eocdo zc-
rrlicS he Is the Burnt Mach KID, who
has been operating in Pueblo and COL
o-4to Sp-nzs for some time Altho
II = r-nGerS-Cod that Eocdo i badly
wanted IN pueblo, he xiii probably e
brought 70 trial first in this city
EonGo is said b. pollce 20 have naI
case The properly Of 3 y Iksca- IA
pa-sse photographs. registered AZ the
Rex no-sL ! report from ISetz Pot
police or his trail this u-o-1t1s- he
vas arrested in NA1.rpu- west q CO..
o-afo Sp--cs, by Irwin B Bruce
chief Of detectives and George Car
'ps-tsr. OF the local pol-ce force
PoIir. s-ate thar acc.o-tirg 70 state
usr-s made BY william Eouco-saic
20 have numerous ziiassS-i- h-S cor
sssSicr. there Is ! possibility O. inter
national complications
IN the mans possession police state
were found articles Identified 2s sto--
s- from tvo homes IN Colorado Sprir=S-
re rad a snail six shooter. known 70
The Police IS ! Saturday night SUI
eide sun. ard L bunch % master keys
.ra- Police claim are sufficient 20 IN
lcek any o-tlra-y house lo-,s-
Pueblo police ts---civcs- acting uP'o-
information given them by authorities
~ Coio-zto springs. Thursday recrv-
s-si tewsI-y valued ~ sir' from, var
i1..< establishments IN Pueblo. as
co--tIrc 20 Z statement made y Nlle-
q PoIice DAILY. Thursday afternoon
PoI.,s here ard in Colorado Sp--1SS
believe thar much ot the ourSLA-y TIA,
has beer going o. n the two cities OF
late : .he work @ the same ROBBERS
D.,s--lu-So-s os stolen articles nave
res-, EXCHANGED between the r~o po-
hes Gsuar--eut<. zccp-di-S 70 Cnisr
r-,r~ Ev rhe l1S- furnished trc-, COL
- >, S--l-x Detective McDollzLt = -
zs,a 20 gather 4 considerable amount
rs -a'-abls tswel-y il Pueblo Il :
Understood TIA: the detectives N CO..
o-a.so Sp-rsS a-e working 70 -s>oFsr
articles -tSstr- from F>71soio homes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Plumbers State They
Receive 5000 a Day

II connection with the arrugrce-
meat tht- The master plumbers % the
state viii meet tn Denver Mach Is
and Is 70 take steps looking 70 an oper
shop policy. THE statement has bse1
made on tEe streets THAT the plumber
and ntts-s rclciye $3.50 day for
their services
Msnbs-s OF the Io-al plumbers ard
dttsrs' union state thar they have been
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
WAGE REFLECTION roR STEEL Nj,

Yo1nEstowr. o.. Nar1h l1--Estgg-
-i5n of il= pr cent i- wages q un.--
sheet mill workers and OF psr cs7-
in those % Tin workers verc ma"
To-Day a. the hi-1o-tElv settlement -
tE-ear manufacturers and rac AruA.-z-
mated association. This reduction d.
IN addition 10 one cf 90 per cent t~p
months aEo-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11

setting bat 30 a day since LAST NAY.
They add tha; t5ey are - cents url
any toSu or city within - mile g-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11
Clothing Thefts

Two NeI3cacs entered tse Peoples
store az Shs corner of Routt and
Northern avenues at noon THURSDAY.
and escaped with wo-ar's siI.
dress s-atchsd from TIE counter. The
dress Is valued a. 80 Pclice are
looking for the usu from descriptions
furnished b. the src-c Management
\ report 70 The po.icc seaisou Thurs
day morning notified headquarters ot
I theft OF clothing vaiUed =: a7p-uIi-
Ea-eiy f9rH occurred At the Loyssir
and Tesstn Tailor shop. lis East ABR
en6o avenue. So--e tine between s=1n
o'clock wednesday rirnt and opening
hour ThurStzy. Ofstce- w.i-e- rc-
ported that he found the rsa- door
standing ajar late Wednesday night.
and re-locser Il. notifying the station
OF the find Next -nrul-s, articles
os Clothing belonging 10 the taLo-
establishment 20 Tire value nt .fst-5
longing 20 customers. who had ser:
a-ttcles in 70 hs cleaned and Pressed
o. usuted-
Pedestrians on the si5e~af. Z, thc
corner ot Third and Main street. pre-
vented the cscA-e % u Ne1ica-. <so
boltet from t1e White and Davis store
about 40 O'Clock Thursday after
noon. a suit OF clothing t- his ans
The u4n vss brought back - TIE
store and placed under arrest ~ a
the vicinity. The Mexican vas turned
over 70 a police ot,ice-. who tpos ktu
20 .-e staten. T1ere. The nan gave
hLs nar1s az Robert Hernandez he =
beng held f5- the county a1tho-1t!es
n the clty AL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11

Clothes, including all the very
latest novelties and most bean
t5ful fabrics II woOlsns put on
the market this year by the
manufactures These suIts
were all made on models spe-
eially selected by rs for our
rrads, and there : nothing bet
ter in America today. These
suits are priced a.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-11

and they are positively the last
word IN style and high art
tailoring. Cone II and let u
show You these suits You vii
not md their ecuslS n quality
and workmanship in this ci-y
co- the money. Let Us convince
vou.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-06
BROWN ROT ATTACKS
THE YOUNG FRUIT

Clemson College, April 4.-What
appears to be an epidemic of rot has
caused considerable Jossl of young
fruit in some Of the peach and plum
orchards OF the state during the past
week or ten days, from attacks of the
fungus which causes the fruit to dot
later in the season. The resulting
damage has been so heavy in some
instances that the entire fruit crop has
been destroyed on some Of the trees
examined by the pathologists. The
disease developed and spread rapidly
during the recent warm rainy wealth
CT.
There is nothing that CO. be done
no" no" to protect the young ut from
the present attacks. But the or
chards should be sprayed later of
course with self-boiled lime-sulphur
solution to protect the grown fruit
from brown rot. Directions for the
preparation and application of self
boiled lime-sulphur are pi' Ell in Ex-
tension Circular IT,
These early attacks of brown rot
which are apt to occur every spring
at about this time can best be pre-
vented by the rigid enforcement of
proper sanitary measures, such as the
careful pruning and burning of all
of the dead and diseased branches, and
the raking up and burning of all of
the rotten fruit of the past season.
This should be done during the wnt-
er and an application of lime sulphur
solution as recommended for winter
spray should be put on before the
buds begin to swell.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-06

read by millions, and later as a play
it ran more than a season on Broad
way. 1t is the ingenious, entertain
ing story of young society idlcr who
wagers that he can tell the absolute
truth for one whole cay. From first
to last this rollicking comedy inspires
constant gale of merrimenc.
On the fifth day Daddy" Grobeck-
eerl, as he is affectionately called by
his people,, brings his company of
Swiss Yodlers for a full afternoon
program and an evening prelude. This
company is composed of genuine Swiss
Yodlers presenting to The American
public program of true Swiss noun
tain folklore, full of novel education
al and entertaining features.
The last night, widely known as
Joy Night" will be long remembered.
Evelyn Barglet presents program of
cartoonlng, interpretative reading,
and entertainment par excellence. For
many years Miss Barglet has been
we'll known in the Lyceum and Chau-
tauqua world. Her exceptional tai
ents and delightful personality unite
to make her an unusually strong pro-
gram attraction.
In accordf with the long stand
ing policy OF he Redpath manage
ment special story hour will be con-
Quoted each morning or afternoon for
the children. Thoroughly trained
young women will have charge of this
work, for which no admission is
charged. The stories are sure to
prove delight and treat to the
youngsters.