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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23

After soaking, only the most
soiled clothes need light rubbing
with dry Rinse.
It's big, lasting suds is one secret
of Rinso's amazing power to dis
solve dirt. If you don't get lasting
suds you have not used enough
Rinse.
Your clothes don't need boiling
if you use Rinse. But if you like
to boil your white cottons, use
enough Rinse to get the suds you
like. Your clothes will be whittier
and more fragrant than ever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23

who lost their lives at the Gateway
to the Antarctic"
A simple burial ceremony was held in
the crude church at GrytyikeD, with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23

A Bright Contributor Says That
Silence may be golden, but it doesn't
make the ear ring Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23

In a washing machine Rinse
suds have the body needed to
penetrate to every fold and fibre
of the clothes.
Atevery step of the family wash
Rinse takes the place of bar soap.
Rinse is made by the largest
soap makers in the world TO do
the family wash as easily and
safely as Lux does fine things.
Rinse is sold everywhere. Get it
today at grocery and department
stores. Lever Bros. Co., Cam
bridge, Mass.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16
WACO GIRLS WIN
TWO, LOSE ONE


Waco, Dec. 16-Waco High
School teams play the rub game,
or the two best OF three, Frida!
night at Richmond. A county
tournament had been arranged
and cups were to be given to the
best two teams in the county,
hut kirksyille and White Hall
withdrew and the tournament
Was called off.
Union and Waco met at Rich
m"nd to play off the third game
as the Waco boys were anxious
to meet Union boys and Union
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16
PAID $4,000
F0RASTRAWDE:RRY
IISy Associated Press)

Three Rivers. Mich, Dec.l6
= Frank Z. Beatty, Of Three
Rivers, who startled the horti-
cultural world by paying $50
600 i'll cash for the privilege OF
developing a single variety OF
strawberry, admits that he owes
his present position as one OF
the acknowledged leaders in the
| art of strawberry culture t.
fondness for his family.
Thirty years ego Mr.. Beatty
! sold oil pumps in the inter
mountain and Pacific states
He resigned to come back tc
| Michigan and to the family, al
though his business was highly
remunerative. Interested il
Strawberries, Mr.. Beatty turned
to their culture. After THIRTY.
wears in this business he has
this to say: Il delight in devel-
ping or Introducing a new va
riety Of strawberry Whatever
success | have had is due large
y to The cooperation betwee~
agricultural colleges and fruit
growers.
The new variety is the
.RockIiiI bred bv Barlow Rock
hill. of Conrad. Iowa. Il should
revoIutionize the strawberry
industry 4 the world. as !.
produce, more ana larger Der
riics and fruit Of a higher dual
in in The summer than anv @.
hest summer varieties. Durin.
the fail months the plants again
bear The fr,litiac cnntinue~
until snowfall and The plants d.,
we'll in any climate.
The plants root deeply. grov.
1uxIrianrlv. single hill almos, as
large as a bushcl basket. and
their great vitality and vieor
enable them to produce abunI-
ant1v. The plants have toug1,
leave tissues and are not al
fccted bv any plant disease. The
Rockhill is a direct cross OF
Progressive Evcrhearer an
Farir Jersey Giant"
Asked WHY he paid a hereto
lore unhaard OF price for .
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16
Richmond Daily Register

Foreign Adys1 ci1-. yepc=sln.ouvS
THE AMERICAN Pa ASSOCIATION
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16
May Talk On Preparations
,1s Associated RES,

Washington, Dec. 15-Altho
State Department officials con
hrmed today the London an
nounccmcnt that Ambassador
Harvey had been called home
Tor Il consultation they de
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16

s. NJ. SAUELEY, Editor and Proprietor
MTMBEF OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16

clined to make an explanation Of
the specific question Secretary
Hughes desires to discuss with
him, but supposed it will be in
connection with German repara-
tons which is threatening d rup-
turc hctwcen Grea- Britain and
France.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16

FOR RENT-Threc room
apartment on ground floor on
Main street. Phone 305-N.
POS 4D
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16

The Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication OF all
news dispatches credited in this paper
and also the local news published!
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-16

Here the wives of important
to be given
Curzon wife of the foreign Mrs L. Aery
the admiralty and Lady LoydGraem
the Board Of Trade Below left right Sutherland,
wife of the secretary of the air ministry the Duchess Devonse
neWam
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
fIREMEN TO OPEN
BIG MEET TODAY

Advance Guard OF State Association
Arriving In Frostburg. Varied
Program Provided. Drills Dances
Parade And Aviation EXHIBITS
Scheduled During Three Days.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
THE BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS THIS FRIDAY
Laurel Team To Cross Bats With
Cambridge At New Community
Park Friday Afternoon.

The opening game of the Eastern
Shore League will be played in this
city on Friday of this week at the
New Community Park diamond, the
largest base ball field in the State.
The local team has been practising
all the week and is expected to put
up fast game. Laurel. too, has COL
lected a fast aggregation and will
make every possible effort to win the
first game. In the workouts this
week it has developed that many OF
the men on the local team are very
fast and it is believed that the ma
terial is here for pennant winning
team.
The Commissioners of Cambridge
have declared a half holiday on FRI
day in order that all who desire may
see the first game of the season. 1t
is understood that there will likely
be record breaking crowd present
as Hoopers Island has notified the
fans that they will have a delegation
of nearly 200 on the first day and it
Is expected that other sections Of the
county will be equally well re-
presented.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
Today'S Schedule

Frederick at HaEerstown.
Martinsburg at Chant erburg
Waynesboro at Hanover
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
Manager OF Salisbury
Drops EIGHT Recruits

Salisbury, Nd. June manager
Hoffman of the Salisbury Baseball
Club made the first cut in his squad
of 80 players yesterday. releasing
eight Those who received the man
agerial AK were Holden, johnson,
Donoway, Ellingsworth. Carey. Cliff
ton, Smith and Lawson.
Mike Downey. first baseman of:the
Frederick club for the past few
years reported to the local manage
ment Sunday and Harry Hurley.
backstop,' also of Buck Ramsey's
Frederick nine and last year with
Jersey City. OF the International
League, reported for duty yesterday.
The meeting of the league dfrec-
tors, managers, umpires and the
newspaper men of the circuit takes
place tomorrow afternoon. and will
be followed by an exhibition game
between the Laurel and Salisbury
clubs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07

| Frostburg Md, June 6.-Carious
committees of both firemen and citi-
zens have been busy at Frostburs
for weeks making plans for the COM
| ing convention of the Maryland state
| Firemen's Association here tomorrow
Thursday and Friday. The complete
| program has been arranged and the
| town is now ready for the visitors,
| many of whom are now arriving.
Handsome prizes in money will pc
given for various events, among
! them being cash prizes for the win
ner in the pumping contest, for the
company making the best appearance
! in line, for the company coming from
| the longest distance, for the best ana
| most apparatus carried by any COM
pany, for the best band taking part
in the concert for the winner OF tine
drill contest, etc.
Many and varied forms of amuse-
ment will also be provided. There
will be dances galore "a mummers'
parade, baseball games, aviation ex-
hibits and other forms Of amusement.
From the mountains of Garrett coun-
ty to the waters edge of Somerset.
from the northern edge of CecilSto
the southern tip of St. ary's county,
the firemen are now on their way
here. g..
Last summer the convention was
held at Cambridge. on the Eastern
Shore.
The State Firemen's Association
was organized in March. 1393=~a
;~lr i1Sn rooofinC nf tho
three volunteer fire companies OF
that city and the Guardian Hose
Company of Mechanicstown. Start
ing with these four companies the
association now includes over 50
companies, having grown steadily
with the passing years. 81
The first annual convention was
held at Frederick June and 9Th,
1893, with delegates in attendance
from IL cities. In 1894 the associa-
ton was incorporated with Is char
ter members. The Legislature
granting the charter also appropriat-
ed $1,000 for 1894 and alike
amount for 1895 to pay such benenfs
as might be awarded by the associa-
ton.
Frederick, June 6.-At meeting
Of the delegates last night represent
ing the three fire companies to the
State fremen's convention, Frost
burg. tomorrow, it was unanimously
decided to invite the assoc, ton TO
hold its, 1923 convention Ia - cils
The plan was Endorsed by President
Thomas A. Chapline, Independent
Company; A. Kemp Keefer, Junior
Company and Robert A. Bennett,
United Company.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
Movie Meu 10 Town
Making Movies

The Romance OF Cambridge
starts tomorrow morning so be On
the streets and see it made: Today
all the schools were put in the movie,
and all we have Id say is to be on the
streets tomorrow and see it made
Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
DANCE NOTICE

! Don't forget the dance at the Oak
ley Beach Pavilion this Friday night.
| Music by the New England Orches-
J ira. 66-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
NOTICE TO GAS USERS

The gas will be cut off in East
Cambridge tomorrow owing to re-
pairs being made to the gas mains.
EASTERN SHORE GAS 4
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-07
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE

Waynesboro, ga: Chambersburg. 10
Martinsburg, 1914: Hagerstown. A.;
Hanover S; Frederick
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

One OF tbs mos. interesting TALL
IN arrisses wss that Of Miss ssmmye
Bryan and Mr.. Byron Boone, which
took place Armistice evening Of ]
o clock oil the home ci the brides
parents. Mr. and Ars 4 h Bryan
Center Avenue, Rev. Z P Watson
ofticiated 10 lAs presence 81 relatives
and friends. aud the ceremony wss
said before an altar II palms, 'efns
and cut flowers: The house us,
decorated With ferns aud white and
yellow chryssn,heums
The bride s.s lovely 10 a dsts
blue poiret twill ,oilleur With &C
| c~ssot,.s to hArnouiis
Ium-l!a..l, after tie ceremony
they LETT ios their future ho.se III
Paris Avenue. Nashville Tb
groom, who 10 III. son OF Mr. ans
/ Mrs A. L. Boone. this city, 10 81
q mploys OF the n Z 4 II, l. ~
being connected with the Freish
Department, in Nashville
Mr.. and Mr.. Boone have tn
best wish.. II . large circle Q
friends Tor . bli-siul Journey on th
old Ship Of Love.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

MI and Mira Frank Russell spent
Sunday on Piney the guest. 81 Mrs.
Sophis Work,
M and Mrs J {. Anderson, Of
Nashville, are the guests NJ Mr. and
Mr.. Hnt~sll Weaver Ih'. week.
M. Mildred English returned
Sunday night from irw wrets visit
with her brothers in Dsllas, Texas
Miss Gertrude Miller, ~ho |, em.
nlafst; IA SssAsille- p apeat A. H..
dals here last week the cues, o'
homriol4s<
Rev and Ar J VI spann snd
daughter. Misc Mabel, and Mr. and
Mrs " A Corlsw spent the week
end With relatives at Vsnlerr.
Mrs Robert Stewart and bah,
aud sister. Miss istiie Mai ripton
| II Nashville. we're recent vitiiurs o
relatives here,
Boycs Churchill leh Monday 10
hi. home IN ccyingion, ia after
lev dsys, uslt hsss sl,h hi. grand
patents. Nj and Mrs J X Btowr
aud other relatives and friends
| Mrs r. A. Nash Is spending
lev days with relatives and friend
Al Wsverly, She will be secomr
an,ed home by her mother. VII
Twill spend the winter here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
lunM SAYS.

We are. not feeding every body IN
Dickson Couoty. but We have been
10 the boarding house business too
mesths and AsRe asssased thirty
meal. : day-net bad tcr . new
boarding house?
II you dou't believe We Iced you
try ~ We have anything you
wsnt. ei,hu cooted OF uncoctrd,
and run our business strictly %
quality. We do not cell anything
but the best and ali our dealings
With you must BE- satisisctosy-vs
think 4 good word from YOU the
beet advertise ment ve can get We
srs Ia business 70 STAY, 40 do moi
70 hungry.
We have everything 10 the meats
ovslsss and 6sh line. Also = CON
| plete assortment u Hens pickles
| Gallery and head lettuce. etc.
| Yours ios good sAts and the oes'
meals. Lunn Meat Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Local and Otherwise

PICTURE FRAAING--C oh =
Studio Dickson
Mrs Matte K-sssg sas Id Nash.
Vile "Wednesday shopping
Born. to Mr., and ". J J. lay
lss. Monday, November H. a dsusn
ter -,.~- .,.....
Mrs.. q. W Morsn aud dsu IhisE
Mics Be,u. spent Wednesday 10
Nashville
Mrs. Lula Connolly and daughter
Miss Josephine. spsn, the weekend
at wavsrly.
Carl Arsn,I, Of Dscstur Ala" vas
here sunday the guest Of Miss Gene
visvs Ankeny,
Mrs. Lsste, Roger. has returned
from 4 y,.i. With Mrs q V. Clark
ct Bowling !irs-n Ny
Mrs Il. n Hulsn Of sheioyviIle
"a, the guest ot her sister, Mira Y
W. Davidson. this week
Mrs. d, 4. Coleman, and daush
ter Miss Ethel, have returned Iron
: lev days visit in Nashville
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Elh~ss knslsnd. son si Ms. and
Nr. Rsbsst Enslsad, II the rrss.
well nsishboshcod. GOT bis thumb
add TOO ifocs anxsfs 90 his light
hand shos Oh Wednesday, He wss|
ont heating and In crossing . ssses
ssss xun was ssSs&satAlls. asscAass.
ed. he wss hruosht 10 Dicksoe
and givsn medical attention b. Dr
n. Weaver,
One Of the most delightful events
Of Armis,ios Day vas the Lssie1
dance that evening hom , until II.
ruen.v couples we're present isclud-
Ing the ehapesoaes. and The oe-
ession xas proeosneed BY oil the
best dance given 10 Dickson 10
many seasons. The music furnish
I'd By the Hsnslss- Brown Novelty
Osehsstra vas especially GOOD
which added nsssssllv 10 the splen-
did success d the dance.
n. H. Eubsnh. K. H. Stone. q.
L.. rs,ugn, J. I. foules, Asrshsil
Cunningham and John Wsens we're
the six delegates ncmiastsd last
| Wednesday q. Charlotte By / be
members Of the Tobacco Grossrs
Cooperative Association. ! oday
Friday too delegates are 30 be
elected tfom The sir nominated.
The slection IL held 10 Charlotte
and each member 81 the Associa
lion has been N allied 4 ballot which
they can either mail In TO the cleo
tion othcers or 20 and vote 10 per
| scn. The two dsissi.ss sisctsd
will then 70 10 Clsrksvills Saturday
and eject directors Who vii have
charge ot the business Tor the year.
The, d,rsc,ass slll meet ip Hopkins.
| VILE Monday aud organise and
then perneneut steps will be taken
toward handling this years business
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Standard Bearefs Missionary
Society In Mo1thiy Meeting

Tbs Standard Besr.ss Missionary
Society Of n 4. Church held their
mnathiy meeting With Mn VIVA
McParisnd Monday eveaina,
The nesting we op~ued vi'h a
zoo I and the Scripture lseson vas
Rad BY Mr. Huber, Rsv. vho pse.
sided in the sbs.nc. oi the pr~si'
deaf Mrs, :. W. stewart. Prayer
rs offered by Mn. Mcfarland. The
secretary Gale J fnll snd rsd . ses
d. Of RESOLUTIONS al Respect Ars-
Ray read 4 vesy intessstins 'etles
and report ron Mn. Carrie n
Jones. Conference Secretary. Ah<s
the business shs ssu3y Of thf
"woman's Missionary Prisnd ~ss
taken ~ In the so~m ce The syssssy
bon. each memhss takiss par.
Tsea,s ae@h~r rsfa present.
with six visitors. Three nev ncn'
hers were added to she roll. ID:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Mise Hsttis waller. u Nashviils.
10 spendins . is~ days hers sitA
komef0lks.
]. Msnl%y wynns manages d The
Dirhson Coca Cola Betting 70 /.
llels Tussdsy Tor Atlanta. vAess he
Twin speed several dsYs attending
| the Bo,tlsn annual eoussriion.
xu. @ {. Collins. ST.. se-
| eonpanisd ny hss mothss. Mrs
Nelsua, ard granddaughter. Little
Mics Gsr.ekta cJlhrs. are Visiting
relatives ard irisnds 10 Paris this
weed
Nsss Stella Srshi,,. me oil the
IT, aehxYs tr Weo,s Ssslry II ! sh
School so.n, The seek end hsEr the
| Qu.st ( oct auat. Mrs. d. 7 Taylor
| ADD attended the Tsaehsfs meeting
| Saturday
| The YOUNG Ladies Missionary
| Society, 81 The u. Z Church, South,
will meet with Miss Ioas Edssrds.
| Friday afternoon. November the
lITtA. Of $50 .. N. There will alec
be . baxasf shower.
| Mrs. W T, Rogers spent Tuesday
in Nashville attending the bedside
/ Of her sis.sr. Mrs, J., y. Lossins,
who andersen, an operation fo'
| gladstone In . Nashville bospitaI
lsst Friday. shs !. reported do'ns
nicely.
i John Rulings, OF MeEsen. 10 het'
with his house moving outAt movini
la residence Tor r. A, freeman
While In Dickson With bic ous6, b
woaId be glad to 6sure with any
one desiring work Of this kind done
lCall At this office 90 at :, A, It'd
wells residences on West College Of
/ The 10th Century Club meeting
.hica vas scheduled Tor Tuesdsl
.i,.foaoa ol ..his weea has beef
! postponed until NEXT Tuesdsy
November Il. The meeting vii
lha held in the First National BAN
assembly room and oil member
/ are urged 10 h. present '.''''
George Ablhei, speot Sa,ufdA,
4 With hi. parents. Mr. and Mrs h
Ahlhei,. at Cenusviile HE ia.ht
!. While gathering corn Wednesday Q
lac, week. stuck . corn stalk IN on
|arm and blood poison 81, up h
il in the hospital al TIA, place, an
IL reported ne ,s getting slon
u nicely His many friends Sish fC
him = speedy recovery.
Mr. .nd Mrs q. c Collins. il
!, Misses Wayne Bryan and MINI
lee fosefs m0tofed TO Mt Flea
:" ant last Friday and witnessed Il
football ssme between Ncksc
Central High and Howard Hil
Il School Of thu. place 10 the evs'
!, Ing Mr. snd Mrs. Collins and Nj
- Bryan we're honor guest. OF h''dl
party given al Nj. Powers HON
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
i Want DO Bay

An iatsssst in % . ecmelsss ssoch
"a nsrrhss1ise in Diehsea- Advis<
shss goa hsve: What yoa vani tos
il; boz naaA reas you pay and hos
lons yos have . lease tcs euildias
Address II. care Of Hsald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

meeting ciosed by Repeating the
4. b. Mammal in e"ncsst. followed
With pssyss by Rev. Aesisy. Assr
The nessins q dslishifui socia. time
vas enjoyed. Dsi,eioas roir~sh.
meats we're srved by the he*,sss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01
CLEVELAND'S NEW MAYOR LAST UNDER
 THE FEDERAL PLAN
People of City Vote to Intro duce City Manager Form on January l,
 1924
By Associated Press

Cleveland, December 31.-When Mayor-eieot Fred Kohler. onC-time golden rule" chief of police, takes office here tomorrow. he will com mence the last term of any mayor elected in this city under the federal plan government.
 By a vote of approximately to >5 the voters at the November election approved amending the city charter
 to introduce the city manager form of government on January 1, 1921. The amendments also provide that
 the city council shall be elected by proportional representation from
 four aldermanic districts, from which five to seven councilmen will be re-
 turned.
 Under the manager plan amend ments, this council will appoint S manager for the city, who will have complete control of the executive l branch of the government. A ma- jority vote of the council can hire
 the manager but in order to dis charge him charges must be pre-
 ferred and the manager given 8 civil service commission trial if he re-
 quests it. The city cabinet will be appointed and directed by the man. ager
 Cleveland is the largest city in tn ,
 country to adopt the manager form
 or proportional representation. 1 Defense of the city manager plan 1 of civic government on the basis of
 mayors being politicians first and 1 executives second, and criticism of
 this same plan, which was declared
 to have the principles of arfstoc-
 racy.s were heard in Chicago last
 month during A joint debate on the subject of 'Is City Manager Plan Az plicable to Our Larger Cities?" before
 joint session of the City Managers
 association with the National Munic- l ipal league.
 pr. A. R. Hatton Of Cleveland took 1 the affirmative side of the question.
 while Bradley Hull, also of this city, 1 argued the negative side. These two
 were opposingl leaders in the city manager charter campaign here. Competent executives will no. en- 1 ter political campaigns and face the possibility of being sidetraclsed after
 a short term, Dr. Hatton contended. l He said that the failure of American
 cities to execute the will of the peo- pie as expressed in election issues was due to the election of mayors who are politicians first and execu- 1 tives second.
 l Municipal democracy cannot com i plete itself until we are able to build
 up trained permanent, nenpolitical executive service" pr. Hatton con tended. 9rhat is impossible as long
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01

as the chief executive must be q partisan and, in order to keep him. self in office, must use the positions in the executive service to build up an organization to secure his re- election. Civil service barriers never have, and never will, prove an effect i've check to the partisan pressure which the present system creates"
 Tn arguing the negative side, MT. Hull said:
 'Tho city manager plan sweeps us back to a system we have repu- dated No matter who makes the mistakes, the people finally pay for them. and the people have q right to make their own mistakes. There
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01
BANNERS MEET IN
 LOUISVILLE SOON
Great Get Together Conven- ton Will Be Held January
 Is to 20
By Associated Press

Louisville. Ky, December Sl.-- Plans are rapidly being shaped TOT the fifteenth annual meeting of the National Gamers association, Can ming Machinery and Supplies associa- ton and the National Food Brokers association to be held in Louisville January 16 to 20. It will be get together convention of canners, brokers and distributors from all parts of the world.
 A new feature to be introduced at this gathering will be special con- vention of which details for a can . ned food week" will be discussed, The committee on national canned foods week" will announced that II will be held throughout the country March Is.
 Along with the general sessions of the convention, there will be meet inrs of separate sections, such as the corn, fruit, ketchup, kraut, milk, mo- lasses and syrup. pea. pork and bean pumpkin. sweet potato, tomato and wad. and green bean sections.
 Through the courtesy of the United States department of agriculture, the bureau of raw products research of the National Gamers association has received assurance of exhibits and demonstrations which are in prepara- ton for the Louisville convention These will be accompanied and ex- plained by the departments scientific experts.
 The latest knowledge in regard to diseases of sweet corn and methods for controlling them will be pre- sented. Valuable additions to the knowledge of the corn root rot prob lem have been made since the last convention, and these results will be