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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
HEALER'S PROSECUTOR
BELIEVED A SUICIDE
Body Of Talcolt, Home
Wrecked by Life Institute"
Is Found i'm Lake.
lHy Nssociat"d rrcss.l

IHitAGp. AUX. SO-rhe hodv OF ,
man. IN the clothing of which the
roiir" found card hearing tho nam"
az w. w Talc"t;. missing since las,
thursday. Was taken from Lake
Michigan to-day. Talcou disarrc,rcd
GLOWING an investigation of :ha
''1chiugS Of \. j. Moore, sclr-stvI,,I
.'m" healer among who's" dis.
ipl"S Tnlc"tts wifi. was numbered
Mr. Tal""tt resigned his position
Niin manufacturing concern and
r',r"si"d himself in tho prosecu,io,
Moore. VIII" was fined 500 In Mu-
". pHi Court rn charge Of obtaiuiur
".'i'"N from women followers ~ do
'r'i"n Tal"''tt declared his hnm.
%" h"d h""E ruined by his wtr,'>
devotion 10 M""re's teachings ana
h'r attendance" at the life ins,ir,,.
,.gri"d 10y Moor"
In.l"winr tn. Moore trial Talco,i
''s'f'ui"d sanity proceedings agains,
DO IS Nii" but physicians declared no.
-'''" 1ai""it vanished two DAYS
49, unsigned notation On slip Of
rar'~ found in III" clothing. read
as 'u.l"wS
Won 10 not withdraw your sui,
az a.rs' Moore. evidence will hs
hr ant ar1ins' Won from six years
ar"
TIN. p"Il"o wcrc with~N, informa-
tioU "u which TO base an cyplana
ri"r tn" mote.
u '" whom told Of tho finding
"f .'ti's h"dv expressed sururtvo.
tud y; II never expected that II,
w"u.H iurn out that 1alr",t had
""rn.''"d suicide
~ motive" he continued
WE her" was something a lnns
'im' lock- b"f"r" | cam" To know
uim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
IRAN JOHNSON LEADS
BY 30.088 VOTES

S\N :AN'lStp. AUr soma
tor l'N'n W jahus"n has lead
~ '"",' N"t"s over Charles g.
Moor" Zen ha.f TIA" state had been
""uni"' dnS in Ia" Republican pri-
mary est f"r t'nit-d states SEN
ai"r ii total was l5o.ciG votes:
Moor" |."N2>. ThcS" figures were
from precincts "ul az ..Ga.
NJ! g." -"">Smcn in California who
hhi contests ia their districts in
N"S'"id' primary Appeared To-
haN" W"H 10TH Republican and Dem
"'rai'" mutations. These .wor"
'Ihr"n"" lea, First District: John
T.. kak"f ~"""nd District: Charles T..
'HrrN T.ri District: Walter T. in
d"hh"rG"' smith District. aud Henry
bsh"ri Tenth District con
tt"SSinan kahn Nolan. Swing and
Free wcr, unoppnS"d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
EI.SH l. AWARDED
10 CHICAGO CLUB

'fII' N''p \ug. 3u.=E .ug"u" El>h
star ou,n-l .r win m. SHINY 90
cum. and n"r-up for IN" batting
champion Sh % II III" Western League.
today was awarded 10 tn" Chfrlgn
'!"h "l m" 49, cri"au i."agu" in q de
c'Si"u by ~ Lands. haS"hal com
missioner. on , r"b"ar.ng ~ tn. ,..Sc
Ia previous ruling. commissioner
Lands held lat Fish belonged to I'M.
nat" S"N. t. though the player had
h""h snld u tn" Pittsburgh Ma
ii"nalS Tor l. OO0.
ElSh j. REGARDED 10y baseball scouts
- on" of ~" best major league
prospects al tho season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
COAL CRISIS NOW SEEMS
TO Be DEFINITELY OVER
Notices Sent From Fuel Adj
ministrators Office Indi-
cate Early Closing.

Nntircs w,r, .,.u, ,r,,,,,.,,. -.
s,,,o l-,o, ,,...,
al, ~ N''' ~
'""' "'S'''""''"" committees
w "'"' 'h' H'"'" ih'i ~" orders
'"r c"3i Will II" ~"ut 10y his office To
Washington artrr tntu,rrnw .rhis
Indicates an .r,Iy ,.l,.i,,. -, A., ~,
ward. ,ri. , -
90 N'""''E
~ '"' nuns "r""rS Tor t"i'!
/" mos" entitled I" tut under pri-
"rity movements orders sent
through w.shiurt,,u ms ,,.t .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
HELD AND WALSH
IN COLE FINALS
Iny observation-disclosures |

:. TOLEDO, Aug -" Eddie Held or
q louis aud Kivhard Walsh. or
N"w York, viii pl.'v tn. nual tniy,y.
SIN MOI" match Thursday for ,h,
ur"t pulhic links ,hHml,iouShir az
ne nlt"u states hN virtue ct thri-
VICTORIES h"r" today in Tia, >.niiin.,,
rohnd ~ TIA" public links t"uru.,
mrnt ~ OTTAWA l'ari, under tn. aus
plccS OF th" i'uii-d states Golf Is
Sncihti"u. Held defeated George AuI
oa'h, or l!uSinn. on, up IN twenty
holes. while Walsh won OYER Il,.,,.v
pcck"r. OF Kansas CITY. nm. This
hfl"tn""u's matches were ~ ,il.h,
cen holes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
FIND FIRST TRl'l! Bill.
IN MANASSAS INQUIRY
Marion Grand Jury urturns one In
dirtmrnti fHrrInSton TN

ny Associated rr">s ]

MARION. HI, Nle 3n.--Thc in
N"StiHati"n i'y the grand jury of tn"
il"rriu min" war "i June - and >,
last, on The third day 81 it's prog
ross. developed w" OUTSTANDING.
features. h" iSSuauc" "t the first
Indt"tm"nt. anh tn" appearance" her"
81 state officials at Tia" illjuniS min.
Workers. Including Fraud. Earring
i"n. president. WHO issued u STATE
'u"mt tonight charging forces hav"
'"iuhtu"d tu ""nNi't our members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
n" nmild s2o.,no rnctor,.

An application for building per-
NIT was nled with Acting Inspected
Srhrauht yesterday by r. NJ Housa'
who is 10 build "A brick and concret,i
factory building at sos to bl2 Mauryl
street. South Richmond to cost 500.
900" f. IL. Walker applied for per-
NIT Ia build frame iand brick
dwelling at 30lS Montroso Avenuei
to cost 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
PREPARING TO CONCRETE
WASHINGTON HIGHWAY
Corps of Engineers Now 4
Work Surveying Road
for Bcltcrrncnts.
Isrcr'al !" The Timcs-Disratchl

SPoTSYLNANIA. Aug so
corps al engineers. representing To-.
Stat" Highway DEPARTMENT. is AFT
work on tn" Richmond and Wash
inct"n highway. running ,hrouu
this section surveying and nxinr TIA.
exact width Of the road. auH
STRENGTHENING the short curve.
along IN" rutir" route from Fred
"rickShurE 10 Richmond.
II is stated that the proposi,iuu
TO build - concrete highway along
TIA" rou," "f this road will h" sub
United la sections ior bids between
september - and .Dctuh"r l. next.
following whiolI III" grading will
begin preparatory 1" concrete work
Tia" county road authorities ar,
Improving the numerous county
highways which lead into tn" .ich-
m"ui and Washington highway with
a view {" facilitating both travel
and traffic as all 81 thcs" thorough
fares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
JACKS CHAMPION
Little sndi~ Ho.I- WINS ~, Thr.r
t.smr> TuU>I~

~ TTnIt"H NrWN
JERSEY CITY, AUX. a0-Thi>
being an age of chanpions-th.y
crowned lltti- Sadi. Royle. IL. tn.
worlds unhentahl" Jacks PLAYER
wednesday, h"t"r" 5000 children.
sadie competed against cham l.
rions OF al! IN" City's playurounJs
win eight Jacks and a hard rub
her BAN. sadie deftly manipulated
her hnE"rs and won by three games
tS"Si' whatever that -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
Harrington issues Stnt-m-nt.

immediately upon their arrival
her" tn" officials "t the lIIiu"is mine
N"th"rs Won't int" conference with
\ W k"rr. chief c"uu>-i "f the
miners Which lasted ScNcra! hours
At TIA" conclusion OF the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
Lawn I.nrty For ,.hrrrh

\'r" Will to" lawn party tomnr-
row night 3' 300 Taylor street.
given for the benefit of ST Marks
Episcopal church. Tn. AFFAIR ~ be-
ing managed by Mrs. G. W. Henley
and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
Morton. Scaton. :. Jet

Councilmen Morton. Scaton. = jeff
Powers. Roso. newly elected Coun.j
cilmen Mcdowell, Miller. Price. Moss
Custodian OF the Council Chamber
Dirk Smith and Fort Warden Tucker
Councilman Cmiauf asked a bless.
ing upon the meeting. and DR.. Law
rene" Price presided at tho piano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
UN MATCH RAPIDo

El encuentro dur6 dos minutes y me-
tjo exactamente. Lewis trataba de de-
cir al arbitro que Carpenter habia CO.
metido una falta cuando recibic el
golpe final.
Sc produjo alguna confusion entro
lot que protestaron, armandose tai gri-
terra que apenas pudo oirse la voz del
aIbitro cuando proclam6 vencedcr al
pugilista frances.
Ell encuentro redujose en- su mayor
parte una lucha cuerpo a cuerpo Eli
mayor peso de Carpenter fue un fac
tor decisive en- la victoria, parscteado
ore Lewis estaba "a vencido al trans
Currir ell primer minute de peisa.
Cuando Carpenter salt6 del ring no.
t5base en- su cara sehales de Jos gOlpes
cue le di6 Lewis. Sangraba por la bo-
ca, pero sin que al parecer hubiese SUI
f:ido lesion alguns de importancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
La IuCha entrGCarpGntiery

RINGSIDE, Olympia Stadium, Lon
dres, mayo H. Georges Carpenter,
campe6n europeo de peso complete ha
vencido por knockout Tel kid
Lewis en- ell primer asalto del oncuentro
oue han celebrado esta noche Ell cual Sc
habia proyectado a veinte asilos.
Ell encuentro dur6 menos de tres mi
nntos. Carpenter uev6 la ofensiva des-
de el primer momento.
Ell pugilista frances fu6 CT pltmcrc
az acertar con un nu'n go!pe con Ii
izquierda. Lewis, Segila So habla pre-
pCesto, inici6 la lucha cueIDo a cuerpo.
Carpenter, con gran habilidad, evi-
to que Lewis lie golpease. Este, sin en-
barge, pudo llegar Ell tres ocaSiones a
ID cara de Carpenter, hirikadole en- la
lcca, de la que sangraba en- abundan-
Ga.
Carpenter Sc rehizo inmediataMcnte
volviendo a tomar a su contrincante
con violencia tai que pndo oirse con
c'aridad ell ruido de los golpes.
Ambos pugilistas volviercn a cae-
Ell un cuerpo cuerpo, siendo separates
For Ell arbitro.
Carpenter senal6 TN formidable go;-
lie con la izquierda.
Lewis en- aquel momento miro al ar
hitro y Carpenter sin p6rdida de item
po repiti6 con otrO golpe con la dere-
cha que derrib6 Lewis.
Muchos espectadores que crcys'o1
yer que el golpe de la victoria 10 ha.
Dis sido dado legalmente, silbaron mi.
dosamente mientras Carpenter aguar-
daba en- pie junto su adversario que
81 arbitro terminase de contar cI item
re reglamentario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
EI merCadO de azdCar en- N. Y.

J, 1,152,0o0 mostraban un total dc suminis
tros disponibles para todo de 2,s59,00O
toneladas sea un exceso comparable
cor las eXistencias disponibles in6icadas
de Cuba para el balance de esta es-
taci6n de unas 100000 toneladas.
Lo que Sc guard6 de suministros de
SzIcares crudos por Cuba al final de
ia estacion pasada fu6 EN- ntimeros re-
dondos, 100000 toneIadas; por 10 tan
TO, 81 Cuba para ell balance de esta
cstaci6n pone en- el mercado la misma
cantidad de aztcar como 10 hi2o para
ei mismo periodic ell afio pasado quedara
III sobrante de unas 100000 toreladas
de azdcares cubanos al fin de la actual
te esatcion.
AL considerar la distribution de aztl
car para Ell balance de esta esaacion,
Ia perspective, segdn la vemos justifca
Ia creencia que tanto este pals como Eu-
repa tomaran un gran volumen de azu-
car que la que Sc tom6 en- ell mismo Pc
rlodo Ell afio pasado.
En- primer Iugar, tenemos I'm mer-
cado alberto donde la ley de la de-
manda y Ell sulninistro son los principa-
les factores que gobiernan ell mayimien
10 de los precios del mercado , ell Coz
1hercio esta en- hbertad para operar sin
ton,ar en- consideration otras inflnencias
cue puedan goDernar los precios Sc
grndo: Todas las evoluciones indican
cue ell consume tanto en- los Estados
Unidos como en- Europa, invariablemen-
+e crece otra vez; en- verdad. los infor-
MEG que hemos recibido en- la semana,
muestran que la distribution de az1car
en- ell Reno Undo, Holanda Belgica
de septiembre de 1921 al mes de mario
de 1922 inclusive, en- A1emania y Cze-
cho-Slovakia del mes de septismbre de
1921 al mes de febrero de 1922 inclusi-
we, y en- Francia del mes de septiembre
de 1921 al ines de enero de 1922 in
elusive, ascendieron 1895. 900 tonela-
Gas EN- contra de 1913, 900 toneladas por
el nlismo periodo en- la estaci6n pasada
sea un aumento de mas de Is por
oiento. Tercero: Las preparedness que
eatan aho1a en- camino, las cuales tienen
I'm gran peso en- la perspective de los
suministros para la proxima estaci6n de
1929. La Ultima information cue nos
viene Ia mano procedente de Europa
40 predicen aumento alguno de conse-
cuencia en- la production del sz1car de
lemolacha en- Europa para Ia pr6xima
estaci6n. El tempo frio ha rctrasado
eI trabajo en- los campos. La gafra do
Kolanda Sc esper aque muestra una Pc
Guena reduction. Belgica, Alemania y
Czecho-S -Sloval1ia segin Sc espera no mos
(Continda en- la pagina 10a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20

Ha ocurrido un pequefio retroceso en-
los precios del az6car crudo dlwante la
semana nfectuandose un modega6o vo.
eunen de negocios. Los negcciantea han
side los principales compradores, pues
los refnadores, infuenciados por una
Gemanda de espera del comercio domes-
+ico de azlcar refinado, Sc incllnan a
adoptar la misma politica en- Ia actua-
lIdad en- la compra de sus suministros
do aziicares crudos.
SegIn v progresando la esraci6n y
lao necesidades y suministros en- pers-
rectiva para la presente campafa Sc de
termina mas clarsmente, la conlanza en-
el mercado azucrero las bases de los
presentes precios parece que invaria-
b!emente va creciendo.
Con relaci6n a los azGcares cubanos,
cue para el hemisferio oesse es la
frente principal de abastecimiento para
los pr6ximos cinco meses, analizando,
eacontramos, la situaci6n siguiente los
calculos han sido basados en- IL com
ri!sci6n del movimiento de la zaf- 1
hecha por ell ST.. H. A 1Iia ely. Los teci
boz en- los puertos .ub1n-s, 10 la zafra
le21-22 hasta ell fin de abril, Ell 1922
n,Eestra un total 81 2,l22.C 600 tcnela-
das comparadas con c,:?9,1Ge toneIaiaS
p5ra ell mismo perIo 20 del aiio paSado,
0 sea un aumento en- nlmcros rcdondos
de 200 900 toneladas. De acuerdo con
1ltyestros avisos cable ssafccs de la Ha
hcna, 80 centrales haS terminado sus
operaciones de moieu.'1 para la esta
G 6l y su production cn numeros redon-
cos ascienden a 4,7S4,0 900 sacos en- con-
TIA de la production estimade de g.
8S4, 900 sacos, sea una diferenci1 de
rhos 100000 sacos. Sin embargo. en- Wis
ia DEL alto contenido de aziicar en- la
cana y Ell tempo favorable Que ha pre-
vslecido en- Cuba para la mohenda, II
elisposici6n general iltimamente ha sido
de aumentar los calculos del producido
total de la zafra nos aventursmos u
decir que Ell calculo de 3,6oo,O 900 tone
ladas es hoy dia la idea mas popular
con respecto la production totsl dc
Ia estaci6n para Cuba. Asumierdo que
una zafra de 100000 toneIadas sea ell
rroducido total de Cuba en- la presente
estaci6n, este quiere decir que el ba.
lance de la zafIa por venir la vista
es de 1,17s,oOO tOneladas, qus ademas
. de las existencias visibles de I. .085,oOu
tcneladas. Comparando estas cifras con
las de la estaci6n pasada por el mismo
periodic encontramOs que al final de
sfril quedaba un total de 1907, coo to-
neladas de la zafra por venir la Wis.,
"a. que ademas de la entonces visible
ex1stencia en- los puertos cubanos d,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
DEMPSEY, EN- CALIDAD DE
ESPECTADoR

Lewis fu6 ei primero en- subir al
ring en- Ell que Sc present6 las 9:41,
siendo segu.do caSi embellishments por
Carpenter. AmbOs fueron reci6idos con
grandes aplausos.
Mientras Ell pGolico aplaudia a los
rugilistas, Dempsey converssba con el
duque de York. 3 4-lsN
''Espero volver InglaterI.a en- el
mes de septiemtre para celehrar un
encuentro de boxeo', dijo ell carnpe6n.
Ell duqus lie ascgur6 que ser,a muy
hien recibido. - q
Entire los espectadores notabase Is
rresencia de muchos compatriotas de
Carpenter CUE han venido esta ciu-
dad para presenciar ell match.
Pocos momentos antes de comeDzar el
encuentro veiase Descamps. apodera-
40 de Carpenter, correr en- todas direc
clones ultimando detalles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
LA PER1c1A DE cARpENT1ER

FL encuentro, en- general, paseci6 mas
lien un match de lucha ibre que un
encuentro de boxeo, tanto abusnIon am
los contendientes de los cuerpo cuer
20, a pesar de que el arbitro monest6-
les en- diversas ocasiones.
Una vez ambos pugihstas estaban
tan fuertemente abrazados, que Ell ar
L:tro no pudo separates.
Carpenter lilo muestras de su gran
rericia y maestria adquirida en- sus
lluchos amos de practica, aprovechando
oportunamente los momentos en- que pu
do golpear a su contrincante cuando
este So separaba I'm POGO do su lados
Carpenter peso ITS hbras y Lewis 157.
Un pdbico numerosisimo acrdi6 a
presenciar el encuentro de boxeo entire
el pugilista frances y Ell americana.
Jack Dempsey, campe6n mundial de
gan peso, fue uno de los primeros en-
ertrar en- Ell local, siendo recibido con
una gran ovaci6n. FL campe6n fu6 pre-
sentado al duque. de York, hijo del rey
Jorge ".
En- eI publico veianse a muchas se1o-
las. Cascdiase que los ingresos de ta-
9uiIa han pasado de la suma de
100000, 10 que cons.ituye TN record
en- la Gran Bretafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20

FL campe6n europeo abandon6 el lu-
ger de la lucha acompaHado por un
grupo de amigos que le abrie-on paso
entire el grupo de espectadcres cue pro-
tcstaban de la forma en- que habfa al
canzado la victoria.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16
NOTICE.

By virtue of an execution, issued on
September 8, 1922, by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Bolivar County, Mis-
sissippi, in cause No. 1886 on the
Dockets of the Circuit Court of the
First District of said County and State,
wherein Security Bank and Trust Com
pany was Plaintiff, and E. A. White,
Sr., and E. A. White, Jr., were Defend
ants, said Judgment having been assign
ed to the Bank of Benot and for the
purpose of satisfying the said judgment
of $955. 90 and interest and costs, have
levied upon, and on,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1922,
as provided by law, between ! A. M.
and 2. NJ. will offer for sale and
sell at the front door of the Court House
at Rosedale, Mississippi, for cash, at
public outcry the following described
land:
The West Half of the East Half and
the South Half of the Southwest Quar-
ter Of Section Eight, Township Twenty
ore. Range Eight, of the First District
of said County and State,
selling all interest of E. A. White, Sr.,
E. A. White, Jr., and the firm of
f. A. White and Son, in and to said
land
Witness my hand, this September 8,
1929.
T. II. WRAY, Sheriff.
Fy W. Il. DICKSON, Deputy Sheriff
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16
CHANCERY SUMMONS.
The State of Mississippi,

The State of Mississippi,
To Clark -Denison Company (W. II.
Denison ard T. D. Hunt = who sc
residence and Post Office address
Memphis. Tennessee:
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancerv Court of the County o.
Bolivar, First District. in said State, q
the End Monday of Oct Der, A. d. 1922,
being the regular October Rules day OF
sad Court to defend the suit in saiG
Court Of lnjuacticr and Restraint Of
Work upon the Lane Bayou Drainage
bistricr, by Albert M. Alexander, Gem
p'ainant, wherein you are a defendant.
This 9Th day of September, A. D..
1922.
p. B. WOODLAND, Clerk.
By A. w. SPARKMAN, d. C.
J. w. Cutrer, Sol. for Compl't.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16
j. M. MCBROOM NAMED.

~ the meeting of the board of sup
ervlsors here Monday, j. NJ McBroom
OF Rosedalc was named as tim1er est :
mator and directed to proceed to est
mate the timber values on lands out
side the levee and report his actions to
the board. These lands are on the
assessment rolls Of the co r.ty at IN
assessed value of $500 per acre, while
the timber values on them are enormous
For instance, tract of this land at
Catfish Point, belonging to the Paepcke-
Leicht Lumber Company of Chicago,
and assessed at something over 81, 600
has market value of 500. 10000. Mr..
McBreom has spent considerable time
looking into this matter and placed his
findings and conclusions before the
board with the result that he was en-
plcyed to go into the matter thoroughly.
AS matter of fairness and justice
these parties should be made to cor
tribute taxes in proportion to the value
of the timber that IS On these lands.
1t has bsen the pracLice, SO we are
advised, of these lumber concerns t.
acquire these lands az very nominal
sum and then divest them OF the tim
ber that is on them. Nearly every kind
of timber is commanding good price
and it is no more t.ian a square deal to
assess thes. lands at a fair value. We
hope that Mr.. McBroDgn and the boar
will be able t, add these values to IT,
tax rolls OF the csunty. 1t wolld Lele
al this time. Cleveland Enterprise.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

GET READY FOR WEEVILS.

Now is TIE time for farmers t, begir
ma ny preparations to prevent weey |
damage to their corn this v int r. ac-
cording to tna State Pla, Board, which
a iv;se5 that all oil corn lie lie moved,
/ n bs be swept cut dean, AMI the
aJors and alis make as tight as pos
e;ole.
rr M many b bsersationc mace, it is
ov'.@nt that damage is usually greatest
in cora fields near barns, consequently
s.i.h ')rn should be stored separately
and led as soon as possible An, ther
inrGrtant measure mentioned is sorting
the W2evil-infested ears fir m the other
corn wnen it is gathered. This may be
done by having barrel in the wagon
to mold the infested ears, which are
emptled in seperate place at the barn
for immediate feeding.
Weevil damage can also be greatly
reduced by selecting seed corn with
Ing shucks extending well out beyond
the tip of the ear and covering it com
pictely. Experiments have shown that
such ears will be undamagcd even when
exposed to the weevils for months.
Fumigation with carbon bisulphide on
High Life" is very effective against
weevils in tight cribs and should be
used before the weevils are numerous
enough to damage the corn seriously
circular on fumigation with carbon
bisulphide may be obtained by writing
the State Plant Board, A. G. M. College,
Miss.
~: CLAY LYLE, Inspector
In Charge Educational Work
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

Young John Rockefellow says the
woodpile has helped to form the charac-
ter of boys.
Maybe bnt don't overlook the old
woodshed, John There's where we
received the real personal training.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

Five thousand deputies will be sv orr
in to tnfor. the LM CHE ty
injunction agairst the rail- a,
strikers. That ought to prol lie job:
for 81 ME of those who are out Of worn
as result of the strike.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

The mine owners will now make good
their losses of the strike on the consum-
ers of coal, but the miners have no
chance to get the wages they lost on
account of the same strike.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

Henry Fords financial statement
shows that re has Only s145, 000, 600. 90
cash in bank, so it is no wonder he feels
that he can't afford to buy coal at the
impending high prices.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

An Ohio ncwspape reporter wos ar
rested for writing a news story n Sun
day. Evidently their blue laws need
blue pencil.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

An agricu tural scientist says that
farmers will aeon be dong all their
work by electricity. Well they ar,
already shocking their fodder.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

That Illinois officer who found ten
gallons OF booze concealed in merrv-
go-round horse probably considered it
q spirited steed.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

A returning traveller says there are
great opportunities in Russia fer money
and brains. But who would venture
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

Earope is getting excited because her
av ators have discovered how to operate
:gliders. like o, vile and Wilbur WRIGHT
did in Emerica twenty-five years ago.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

Mr. Cox is perhaps the first man who
ever opened a campaign for the Presi-
dency of the United States by spe X
ing tour of Europe.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

A New York shipment of bootleg
whiskey was LABELLED 'lye =" Ard at
that, it was probably no lie.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

When is r-'l,i MAJ not million
aire? When he has it in roubles or
marks
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

A magazine article ask "Whet Can a
Rich Man Do?" Well, among other
things, he can get seat in the Senate,
If he's ricn enough.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1922-09-16

A newspaper Editor says thFt the
radio will revolutionize many things. 1t
the fake stock selling game