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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-15
Says Women
Must Seek office

waahingtno. March ia much
larger number OF women should Try
for seats IN congress In the coming
congressional elections. Miss Alice
Robertson, house member from Ok
hhoma. said today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-15
POTATO olues DEMONSTRATE
VALUE or plseAee-FREE SEQ

Washington. March i5.-because
2ss boys In Butler county. Pa. show
ed that the use Of ~disease.frec seed
potatoes last year resulted In In
creasing the yield oneIhird. Butler
county farmers have ordered 10 ar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-15
ARCADIA ITEMS

The gospel team Of the First
Christian church OF Chickasha gave
a program al Arcadia Sunday after
noon. Rev. q. n Jones preached on
the subject. "The Golden Chair OF
salvation" Miss Jones. Miss Butler
and Miss Cooper were members OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-15

Women" she said 'shoaid either
drop bridge. take of their sd gloves
aud help put affairs rixht. or for
ever hold their peace"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13
ROBERT J. MORRISON
DIES SUDDENLY, AGED 50
He Was Former Postmaster at
Newark, Member Of Council
and Of Legislature.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. July 13.---Robert ]. Morri-
son, aged so yeSrs, member Of Town
Council, former Postmaster and former
member az the Legislature. died sud
denly early yesterday afternoon NJ his
home on Eaet Main street. While Mr..
Morrison had been I'm failing health
for some time his death came unex-
pectedly. He had recently been III in
bed but had improved the past few
days and was able To walk about the
house. lie suffered henri attack
shortly after dinner Yesterday and died
before DR. III. q. NJ Kollock. who was
called. arrived. The funeral will be
held at o'clock Saturday afternoon
and interment will be made at White
Clay Creek.
Mr. Morrison's wife died less than n
year ago and his failing health dates
from about that time. lie had no chill
dren but liz survived by half sister
Mrs Anna Stewart, OF Porters. and
several nephews and nieces. William
Lyman, assistant postmaster, was =
nephew Of the deceased and had lived
with him since he was child.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Kent County Has a coroner's
jury Composed Chiefly OF
Women Social Workers.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. July la--Kent county can
boast OF the first coroncrs Jury In
Delaware composed chiefly OF women.
One woman acted as foreman and an
other ~ secretary.
The cner ON which the women were
summoned wss that Of Joseph Ray
monde. an Italian. who dropped dead
ON his farm. IN West Dover, ycster-
day morning.
Cornorc Needles and an undertaken
w~rc ekcpticsl as TO securing jury,
hut when they arrived ut the home
of the deceased, near the Social Ser
vice station. they summoned four
women and three men. The jury In
cludcd Miss Nelly Findlay Downs. Miss
Irene Frnzicr. Miss Josephine Gregory
and Miss Flo Dunka. Joseph Royles.
Marina i,eagio and Nincente Bonfante.
After hearing the testimony of the
family and Dr Cecil dc J. Harhordt a
verdict of death from an attack Of
acute indigestion was rendered
Mas Downs. the foreman OF the jury.
IL daughter of DR.. y :. Downs. of
Dover, a sister ~ Charles Downs. Of
Philadelphia. and a niece Of Francis
skunk brown. OF Philadelphia Miss
Downs and her associates are en-
gagged In social and educational work
among the foreign element of West
Dover,
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MEETING At NEWPORT

Newport. July 13.-In line with
residents Of New Castle and Delaware
city. the colored people of Newport
held AN industrial conference here
recently. In Simpsons Church The
meeting was called 10y Rev. J. l.. Park
or. Rev. G.. II. Trusty. Harvey and
William Knots. Earl Anderson. VIII
liam Jenkins. Morris Davis. William
Cock, Joseph Covington, William Ross.
Scwel Brooks. Richard Elliott. Will
liam Lambert and George Hayes.
The program was as follows: In
vocation. Joseph COVington; solos.
Misses Louise Elliott and Anna Ross
and MIR. Coulhourue of New Castle:
address. Dir. \. +. Jackson formerly
Of Mercy Hospital. Philadelphia: re-
marks Rev. Parker J. r. McGhee Of
Washington. representing the Allied
Industrial Finance Corporation. out
lined plans for helping colored poo
pie build homes. churches. schools.
colleges. hospitals and other institu-
tons,
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IN
SESSION At NEWARK
State Association Considers
Plans for Year; Americana
zation Urged.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, July l3 Parent Teacher
Day was observed in connection
with the summer school at the Uni-
versity OF Delaware yesterday and n
progressive program looking to the
unification Of the parent-teacher work
throughout the State for the next
school year was adopted.
1t was a session Of the State Parent
Teacher Association called TO meet
here because most OF the public school
teachers are attending the summer
school and to act on the program for
next year.
Mrs. John Il. Cleaver. OF Middletown.
president OF the Delaware Parent
| Teacher Association. presided at the
business session yesterday afternoon.
/ In addition to the presentation and
adoption Of the program for the next
wear there was an interesting address
by DR. Florence +. Bamberger, OF the
Department Of Education OF Johns
Hopkins University. on. Meaning OF
Citizenship in a Democracy" and a
song recital given by Mrs. Mary Scott
Gallery, soprano. and Mrs. Ruth VIII
! sui SaCiis, tolltrblto, OF W inning
ton, with Sara MacIntyre as accom-
PIANIST.
Yesterday morning there was a con-
ference OF the executive committee
and the program committee Of the as
ISOLATION when the proposed program
was finally made up for presentati on
10 the meeting. This program com
mittee was appointed at the last meet
ing Of the association and consists of
Miss Eta J. Wilson. chairman: Miss
Agnes Snyder. of the Women's Col.
lege; Miss Ruby Miller Miss Blanche
People. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins. Miss
Ina Barnes and Mrs. Annie F. Snyder
! supervisors I'm the three counties
DIR. r. w. Cooper. director of tn,
Bureau of Education of the Service
Citizens.
Mrs. Cleayer at the afternoon SEES
sion. which was held in Wolf Hall
made a short address. She said she
was proud of the fact that Delaware
stood first among the states in mem
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE.
Two Fires Occurred Last Night
Within the Space Of Halt
an Hour.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, July 1.-TWO fires
broke out In this city n half hour
apart last night. The f,rst was In n
hay stack at the plant OF tho American
Manganese Steel Co, which had been
stored there by Il. II. O'Rourke. The
fire was OF unknown origin. The flames
were soon quenched after the arrival
of the Good VIII apparatus, but the
entire lot OF approximately 30 tons
was damaged by water and will
UNIT FOR use. This Is the second time
within year that Mr.. ORourke has
met with this misfortune. The second
fire was at the homo OF Albert Riley
coal oil lamp was upset and de-
stroyed small amount Of furniture
At the time OF the fires several " the
firemen had just returned from Dover
where they attended the convention OF
the state Volunteer F'iremen's AS
ISOLATION. One OF tho firemen, in en-
deavoring to run tho Ahrens-F'oN
engine from the building 10 the mrs,
Are tore or one OF the large wooden
doors from the entrance. on account
OF not being familiar with the opera
ton of the apparatus
The members OF the Street Improve
ment Commissioners met last evenin,
for the purpose OF receiving bide fo
the repaving OF Fourth street. F'ou
bids were received; three were &C
cepted and one thrown out. The tire
T. a -.
were r II. johnson 3 Co, and Stewar
& Donohue OF Wilmington and JOSEPH
f. Burke OF Plainfield. y. J. The con
tract was not awarded The bids wi
| be tabulated by City Engineer Henri
| Fulenweider. The bid that was throw
ont was from OtNeil BROTHERS Of WI
| mington. as it was held that IN
/ specifications were not followed as In
/ tended. The members adjourned (
meet tomorrow evening.
! This evening the New Castle Attn
| letic Association baseball team wi
play the Bankers and Brokers tear
OF Wilmington at Battery Park. Tn
game will etart AT go.
/ Mrs. Raymond Newman and 40
/ Thomas and daughter Jane Of Card
over, Md, and Mrs. Thomas IittletO
Of l.ewes, are spending several day
as GUESTS OF Magistrate and Mrs. Wei
din Nining and family.
John Doris, Jr.. son OF Driver job
/ Doris OF the Good WIN Fire Co. wa
/ injured on tho right knee ye~terda
by a batted baseball.
Mrs. William MCTain and children
who have been spending several day
in smyrna. have returned home.
Charles Munson of East Fifth stree
Is confined - his home with Illness.
Elizabeth Iemphill. daughter Of NJ
and Mrs Edward Hemphnl OF Eas
Third street, yesterday was overcom
by the heat.
See Bridgcwatcr for Jewelry.--Ady
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RrNOBOTH REACH NOTES.

Rehoroth Reach, July ls-Dr
Charles r. Wharton, for many years
coach " football teams AZ the Uni
his vacation hero
Mrs Coleman du Pont Of Whining
ton has been gueet OF Mrs Alfred
eewthrop.
Miss Ruth rralm ~ philadelphia. is
having bungalow built here.
Mrs. W. a. CTyNie entertained At
bridge Yesterday Guests included
Mrs George cross and Mrs Edward
purtcn 81 Chester. Pa.
Mrs t.cic McGraw - Albany. y
Y. Is visiting her sister. Mrs L. IT,
Raymond
Miss Di,th Thatcher OF Wilmington
has taken n cottage here for me month
90 August
Mrs Winfield s. Hcisler ~ Whining
ton. has ,nken cottage here for the
remainder of the summer.
Paul Mention ~ Raltimcse. is spend
TINS few days here.
bathing quit dance was given AZ
no Rclhavcn hotel lac; evening After
the dance a beach party was given.
with 100 persons attending
This Saturday evening there Will he
held the first ~ a series ~ novelty
dances ~ tho RclhaVen ho'el II z
to 10 costume hall This Is hopcd
20 10 one ~ ne best and largest
PARTIES ~ rs kind so FAR this year
Guests ~ tho hotel. a. we'll as m,
people ~ the town are preparing COS
tunes and making ready for the com
petition Of prizes
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NAME NEW TEACHERS At
DELAWARE UNIVERSITY
Prof. Ryden, Of Dartmouth. o.
fered Chair Of History and
Political Science.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, July l3.--Professor George
r. Ryden. who has been connected
with the history department at Dart
mouth College. has been appointed
professor of Hirtory and Political
Science at the University Of Della
ware. His acceptance IL expected this
week.
Professor Ryan Will succeed Or
Ernest V. Vaughn, who resigned last
spring TO go to California.
While nj Dartmouth. Profess r
Rydcn installed special course on
the relationship of citizenship to his
tory He Is "A graduate Of Yale. where
he received the degree OF Master of
Arts. During tho latter part OF the
war and after tho signing nf the armis-
tiCe Professor Ryden was n Major in
tho Red cross service In southern
Russia
II. X. Baker, graduate OF Massa
chusetts Agriculture College. on the
recommendation Of Dean Charles A
McCue. has been appointed instructor
In Biology to succeed T.. X. Hitchner
who resigned 10 accept n position at
the University Of Maine. MIR. Hitch
ner whose home r. in Woodstown. y.
L.. had been at tho university hut one
year.
These two appointments fills all
vacancies on the faculty at this time.
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STAFFORD NEWS.

Seafoed. July i3-Hebron Lodge. 7
O. q Y. 80 improving the front OF
Sc hall by painting
Mrs Everett wnlin has returned
from oregon.
Franklin Marvel of New York IS
spending his vacation here
The Ladies Aid Society OF Reliance
NJ y. Church viii hold a festival In
the church grove on July %
Miss Thelma Webs; err. who was in
,ured IN runaway accident five weeks.
sso, Is slowly recovering.
Miss Gertrude Kirk OF Farmingtor.
IL a sues, Of Misses Essie and Eliza
beth WEIGH.
M.es Agnes Holt ~ vi~i Eng her sis
ter, Mrs Clifford Taylor OF salisbury.
Md. and Mrs Helen Holt r. spending
. few dave with her sister, Mrs Dan
Webster - Galestown. Md
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bership accoxdlng to population and
that Delaware got much recognition
from that fact. She paid n tribute to
the Delaware Stnte Board OF Educa-
ton for It's cooperation with the State
individual associations. Mrs. Cleaver
said there are 23O associations In the
State and that committed to one def
mite program these associations can
not fail to make great Roadway the
coming year.
Miss Eta ]. Wilson. chairman,
presented tho report and suggestions
of tho program committee. The out
standing feature OF this report Is
that n concerted EFFORT IL to he made
to bring about unifcation OF the work
among the various associations as It
Is felt that by this method the work
can he pushed ahead much more rapid
ly and more can be accomplished for
the school children of tho state.
In carrying out this unification
ldea Miss Wilson explained that II Is
proposed by the committee to issue
ak bulletins during the year on the
following subjects: Home. School
Farm. Industries, Moral and Re-
ligious agencies and outdoor activi-
ties. This will assist In unfyng the
conditions through which all the ASSOC
Citations viii work. There was con-
siderable discussion Of the proposed
program before II was finally adopted
| DR. Hamburger In her talk OF
Meaning of citizenship I'm De
mocracy" discussed the subjects oi
the proposed bulletins to be issued by
the program committee. She pointed
out the advantages of education e
the child and remarked that Ameri
Canization should be started Will
Americans. She also urged the uni
fcation Of all Parent Teacher Asso
Citations. striving toward one ideal &
accomplish things. The speaker ais
Preferred to tho value Of teaChin
children truthfulness and obedienc
of the laws.
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The deceased was retired farmer.
Most of his life was spent on n farm
AZ Ogletown. Many years ago Mr.. Nor
rison owned GONE fast horses and had
a half mile track on his farm nj Ogle-
town where lovers OF horses for many
miles around often gathered for natl
nee races.
Mr.. Morrison was appointed post 70
master at Newark by President Nc
kinney and served from 1900 to 1904.
He moved to Newark on being appoint
ed postmaster and had lived hero ever
since. lie was active In Republican
politics for many years and represent
ed White Clay Creek I'm the IegiRla
ture for one term some years ago. liz
wac elected n member of Town Coun-
ell about eight years ago md had beer
reelected eeveral times he being {
member OF that body at his death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13

III the leading merchants Of Delaware
City and is engaged IN the hardware and
auto accessory business. lie "a grad
uate 81 Delaware college, class Of 1895.
and has always taken keen interrs ~ Ira
politics, although this IL his first candidacy
for office
George w. Clark IL planning 10 am
nounce his candidacy for the Republican
nomination Cor State Senator from th.
Fifth District, according 20 report
from a member Of tho County Reyuhli-
can committee. Mr. CLARK il engaged n
the coal aud ice business This D. H.
first candidacy for public offife.
Mr.. Clark's candidacy will make tho
third aspiraDt for the Senatorial Office
Of this district. J. 6. Stuckerf -
~. Georges chairman 81 The Red Lion
Hundred Committee, WAS the first 20
announce his candidacy several months
sgo Shortly afterwards, Thomas J.
Wbiteman Of Delaware City. conductor
on the local Pennsylvania Railroad
train, announced his candidacy for Tho
same office.
The Republican Women's Committee
Of Red Lion Hundred. 81 which Mrs.
/ L ]. Whiteman. is chairman, Is working
20 bring out all the women voters regard
less Of party, for registration saturday.
Mrs Joseph A. Anderson who ieIl
! from . ladder while trimming tho Neiho-
/ dist Episcopal Church for children
day two SuRdays ago, ls still confined
TO her bed and s Icing treated by Or.
! ". " Ellis for water on The knee which
has developed
Harry C. Clark. George Clark. Frank
Shredder. Ralph Mulhgan, Frank
~chaeffcr and James Schaefer mofored
TO Cheaaapcokc City Inst night 20 attend
! tnc hrcmen's carnival.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13
UNDER HOSPITAL TREATMENT.

Seatord. July lS-News was receiv-
ed here this week 81 the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Harry Collision. Of Phila-
delphia, daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. y.
r.. :. Macklin Of this town. Mrs. COL
hson II in the University Hospital.
philadelphia. where she was visiting
thi. week by her parents. She is re-
ported as being slightly improved
Mis- Ida larrimore. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mn, George Larrimore, OF
blades. was taken 20 the Peninsula
General Hospital. az Salisbury. Md.
70 undergo an operation for append
citis.
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TRICk TURNED TURTLE.

Seaford. July l3.-IIarry / Truitt
and Everett +. Johnson. operators Of
a motor truck freight line between
Scafcrd and Philadelphia. were injured
the former seriously. in an accident. on
the state Highway. between smyrna
and Dover. Tuesday afternoon.
They We're returning home. and
when turning n sharp curve in the
road the wheels Of the truck locked.
pitching tho truck over an cmbank-
ment and pinning the men in the cab
OF the truck. Trutt suffered lacera-
tions Of the face and legs and John
son cuts On his left hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Florence Pasquino. Aged Two.
Rescued From Drowning
in Canal.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City, July l3.-florcnce
PasquiDo, two-year-oId daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pasquino, had Il
narrow escape from drawing last night,
when she fell into the canal basin while
reaching for n stick which she had
dropped overheard Mrs. Pasqiino had
her children in the Canal Park after
supper and left Florence IN the care Of
some older children while she returned
10 the house 10 answer q call. While
she was gone Florence strayed away
from the other children and fell over
bonrd Her cries attracted the atten-
ton Of First Mate Fred Eiscnhardt q
the pleasure craft. Yukon, of the
Tacony Boat CmbI philadelphia, which
had tied up overnight in the basin. He
jumped overheard and brought her
ashore unframed. The child was not q
bit frightened 10y the experience as she
did not even cry.
William T.. Reybold has announced
his candidacy for the Republican nomi-
nation for Representative from the
Twelfth District Mr.. ReybOld is one
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port. / work in tailor shop and that
line of work has been very slack this
year and am home part of the time.
] do not like to take any chances,
80 | consulted my friends, and one
lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's
medicine, so did. | have felt bet
ter right along and am in goodenough
health to go to work. Recommend
your Vegetable Compound and San
alive Wash to all. Mrs. MARY En-
RICO, 459 N. Carpenter ST., Chicago.
Often the mother is obliged to sup
port her children and good health is
necessary. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is just the medi-
cine you can depend upon. 1t Is
medicine for women's ailments and
the relief it brought Mrs.. Enrico it
may bring to you.
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SWEET POTATOES SUSSEX.
Farm Bureau Adopts Methods for
PopulariSing the Crop.

special tnrreSpondcnCe Every Evening.
SeafOrd. July l3.-Delaware as the
leader OF the States of the Union and
Sussex county the leading county Of
the country IN the growing OF sweet
potatoes was the feature topic OF the
midsummer meeting Tuesday Of the
Sussex County Farm Bureau
The following r>ecommenda tons were
adopted
That a committee be appointed by
the executive committee Of the Farm
Bureau "a approach orga tions that
could lend interest, as we'll as their
financial support. 70 this undertaking,
such as State Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. State Board Of Agriculture. Penn
sylvania Railroad Co, State Grange
brokers and commission men. packa ge
manufacturers. etc.
To draw up a publicity pamphlet
embodying in part the history and de-
velopment n the Delaware sweet no
iato industry. also 10 give instruction
as 70 the best method Of storing and
keeping potatoes and 10 give about one
dozen good practical recipes on serv-
ing sweet potatoes. To show by COM
parison the Food values Of sweet DO
tAtoee
To consider various channels of dis.
trihutins the publicity"
The report OF the treasurer. Johr
a. Jones. showed a balance of sf.O56..
20 20 the credit of the Farm Bureau
The exec utive committee appropriat
81 800 10 promote the publicity cam
Iaign OF the sweet potato industry.
The following committees were ap
/ pointed Finance. II. X. Fooks. Brook.
L. Ross. Lacey J.. Hardesty, J. II. FL.
hOtt; publicity, V. Il. Allen, Miss Dor
Othy Emerson. Miss Helen Comstock
distributing. Thomas n. Rawlins NJ
/ &. vaughn. Or. J. +. Adams
The executive committee decided {,
nave county wide farmers tour OF
August and >.
All the members were iubilant ove,
the possibilities OF the Stat. in IN,
production OF sweet potatoes. Della
ware leads in quality and production
with an average yield OF 1894 bushel,
PEI acre. Sussex county leads in III,
averege acre return from sweet DO
tatoes OF 1896. Seventy per cent o.
the farms in Sussex county, or a tota
o. $40. are producing sweet potatoes;
With a total acreage OF S,0s2. Tn,
Total value OF this crop in Suisse,
county IN 1919 was reported as g..
S7' $40 on a total production OF 1855.
5S1 bushels. Delaware grew an aver.
age H s.s1S acres of sweet potatoes
/ with a total production OF 1.5Oe.27,
/ bushels, valued IN 1919 at s2,634.237.
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ALMOST HOLIDAY AT MILFORD.

Milford. July lS.-Milford yesterday
scnt a large delegation TO the firemen's
parade and convention ut Dover. Never
before did the town look 90 deserted
on = business day. Many OF the store
keepers locked their doors. and gave
their clerks. as we'll az themselves a
holiday.
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lee Plant Improvement DELAYED.

While the Wilmington Ice Company
has not yet installed the smoke con
Stunning apparatus ordered for It's
plant on Harrison street. above
Fourth, the delay IN due TO causes be
You'd its control. and the Board Of
Health will wait still longer time
than originally allowed, for the work
10 be done
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LIVES PERSONALS.

l.cwes. July - Captain Charles
johnson az New York 10 I,ewee
visitor.
Dr w n. W. Hall and wife o..
Philadelphia are guests ~ Miss Leila
Lyons
g clifton Maui and Samuel Pierce
motorod 20 Wilmington Monday
Mrs A @ Rausht took party Of
young people 20 Rehoboth Monday
niSht.
Fred fN'hd and family Of Cumber-
hand, Md. are visiting his father.
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POOR WHEAT YIELD.

Milford. July "a The farmers Of
this section are much discouraged nv
the small percentage ~ wheat that 10
being turned out by the threshers
Tho heads 81 tho wheat are large and
plump, but examination shows that
they are not Allied. Heads thar should
have elght or ten grains OF wheat are
cunning from four 90 Eve.